Same.
As a professor, when I tell students, I would "hope" that you make certain changes in a paper, they understand clearly what I'm expecting.
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今後は興味のあるツイートがもっと表示されるようになります。 取り消す
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If I say hope it is voluntary but the threat is if you don't you will likely fail....
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Don't believe that is the legal standard.
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Any Mother knows that "I hope" means getterdone "I hope you clean your room b4 your play date" "I hope you are not eating that booger"
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And the words "or else" need not to be said - they are taken as a give
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Comey quoting Henry II was freaking BRILLIANT! Slam dunk.
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I loved that! And the senator was very familiar with the quote! Who was the Sen? I forgot.
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Angus King, (I) Maine.
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Thank you! Now I remember. He seems like a good one, smart, left leaning independent.
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As a parent, when I tell my kid I wld "hope" he cleans up his room b4 he invites his friends over, he understands clearly wut I'm expecting.
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Moms and law professors talk the same language on that one! LOL
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Yes, we sure do. Furthermore, even a kid understands the angle of authority figures using such language to apply pressure.
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Exactly. The Trump apologists are really straining to pretend otherwise here
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Looks like the word "Hope" is, ironically, going to be part of 45's undoing.pic.twitter.com/D7gYvP4Qj1
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As a wife to husband: I HOPE you're not wearing that to dinner. *Husband goes and changes clothes immediately
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Good one Danna
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