Trump's officially ahead of the game on that one though.
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Israel is ahead of the game in many important industries.
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And big names in beauty are ahead of the game.
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If that happens, Chobani will be ahead of the game.
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I realized I need to be ahead of the game.
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HEB, meanwhile, has remained countless steps ahead of the game.
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BUT SO FAR WE ARE WAY AHEAD OF THE GAME.
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So looks like he was wayyyy ahead of the game.
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You likely do, so you're already ahead of the game.
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In one sense, anti-Trump activists are ahead of the game.
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Why did they say so just hours ahead of the game?
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I'm ahead of the game for this stage in my life.
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You need to make sure you're always ahead of the game.
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The shows will include highlights and analysis ahead of the game.
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Here are eight signs you might be ahead of the game.
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They also want new standards to stay ahead of the game.
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So how does Bobby Kotick stay ahead of the game, literally?
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Taxpayers should stay ahead of the game rather than be reactionary.
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If he does, he will be far ahead of the game.
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Texas appeared ahead of the game in this case as well.
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Bitmain has taken strategic steps to stay ahead of the game.
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To get ahead of the game, Kohl's has partnered up with Amazon.
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But the discriminating security professional prefers to stay ahead of the game.
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Recruiting more Chinese workers could help Google stay ahead of the game.
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And part of Formula One is about being ahead of the game.
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Always ahead of the game, his influence and influences reach impressively far.
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But a pair of Norwegian-based creatives were ahead of the game.
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Jets GM Mike Maccagnan, though, was two steps ahead of the game.
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Gronk has shared a photo from the locker room ahead of the game.
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Ahead of the game, Odom, 36, shared a special videomessage for Bryant, 37.
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ET on NBC ahead of the Game of Thrones premiere at 9 p.m.
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"We really want to be ahead of the game," Gal told Business Insider.
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To stay one step ahead of the game, take these realities to heart.
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I like how they were kind of ahead of the game and trendsetters.
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"He's getting all this praise," Baker said of Barkley ahead of the game.
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You're ahead of the game, and we tip our hats to your preparedness.
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ESPN reports that Duke was the 27.5-point favorite ahead of the game.
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NO, I THINK THAT FIRST OF ALL, WE ARE AHEAD OF THE GAME.
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When it comes to holiday prep, Kris Jenner is ahead of the game.
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"You'll have missed the opportunity to get ahead of the game," Piaskowski said.
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AirPods 1 were so ahead of the game no other wireless earbuds topped them.
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Well done, you are ahead of the game — or behind, I'm not sure which.
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"And so we were already ahead of the game the day Donald Trump won."
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I just think she was really cool and kind of ahead of the game.
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At this point, I was ahead of the game and feeling good about the flight.
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We usually get to the game city on the Thursday night ahead of the game.
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Update: Groupon have released their Super Bowl commercial featuring Tiffany Haddish ahead of the game.
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Like, he was way ahead of the game when it came to defunding Planned Parenthood.
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If you have the answers to these questions, you'll be way ahead of the game.
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I accepted that as well [knowing] politicians need to really get ahead of the game.
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You were always ahead of the game 🕊 Heaven need you more than we do.
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Didn't we all assume that we were ahead of the game by keeping ourselves informed?
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Enterprising citizens and legislators can get ahead of the game and start drawing up plans.
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That's the reason I want to emphasize we have to stay ahead of the game.
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Different versions of the ad were posted on GMC's YouTube channel ahead of the game.
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What are the things I need to think about to stay ahead of the game?
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Some countries are ahead of the game, she described, while others are working on reforms.
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Aquarius is generations ahead of the game, and so is your lexicon, so let it rip.
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If you've developed strategies for how to deal with this, you're already ahead of the game.
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But all the same, it's also trying to invest to help stay ahead of the game.
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The SAGs were ahead of the game in 2017, with "unsung heroes" dominating the winner's list.
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So why isn't WE tv getting props for casting a Black bachelor ahead of the game?
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The community has long been ahead of the game with technology and communication, school officials said.
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We're trying to be ahead of the game, and we've engaged the industry and the community.
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The company has started releasing trailers in an attempt to generate buzz ahead of the game.
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Get ahead of the game by learning how to answer them and preparing anecdotes in advance!
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So there, if you go to more than one movie a month, you're ahead of the game.
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Sometimes Chinese manufacturers even get ahead of the game and put out new iPhones before Apple does.
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And during those phases, it's way too easy to think that you're ahead of the game now.
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STEWART: But look, television journalism was ahead of the game at the Nixon-Kennedy debate, you know.
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If anything, Ray J's legacy has taught us that he's always ten steps ahead of the game.
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The music could be heard in Oracle Arena ahead of the game, according to fan-recorded video.
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Sharp still seems like it's ahead of the game in terms of building 83K TVs for consumers.
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The police need not be worried and should get ahead of the game by doing this themselves.
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They seemed to be ahead of the game in terms of evangelizing the whole "no software" thing.
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So on day one, I was already way ahead of the game, and it catapulted my career.
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"We're ahead of the game," an awaiting crewmate, speaking in Russian, told the spacewalkers, a translator reported.
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Even if the software was ahead of the game, they faced long certification queues at many acquirers.
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Nova, who arrived in Williamsport a day ahead of the game, scattered eight hits and three runs.
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If you want to stay ahead of the game, airtime is not enough, at least not anymore.
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To get ahead of the game, click through to nab one for yourself (before everyone else does).
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The question that lingers, ahead of the game against P.S.G., is whether the same goes for presidents.
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Track and field, by force of all its scandals, has been ahead of the game on this.
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"This person has self-awareness, which is already one step ahead of the game," Ms. Daskal said.
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And, hey, if you get rid of your Facebook you're already ahead of the game on this one.
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Just being aware of the need to pay as you go will put you ahead of the game!
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Consider that Durant described Porzingis, a player with rare skills, as a basketball "unicorn" ahead of the game.
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Analysts CNBC spoke to concurred that China was ahead of the game in terms of its lithium production.
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Jessica Simpson is already ahead of the game, and logged her 12,000 steps for the day on Monday.
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That's a shame because automakers are actually ahead of the game when it comes to hitting mpg targets.
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It should have started a quarter-century ago, and if it had we'd be ahead of the game.
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Suddenly you're ahead of the game because you're the best at the things that really impact your users.
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The Global Datebooks Dated Middle School or High School Student Planner will keep you ahead of the game.
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"Where we try and get ahead of the game is with some of our top athletes," Humphreys said.
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"Both of them were already so far ahead of the game," Amos said in a recent phone interview.
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"Both of them were already so far ahead of the game," Amos said in a recent phone interview.
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The companies have also been trying to get ahead of the game by imposing some new rules on themselves.
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Indeed. General Mills has decided to get ahead of the game and release its pumpkin spice Cheerios this month.
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If you have children, you're ahead of the game — let them do the work of coming up with ideas.
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Ahead of the game, Air Force One did a fly-by at Lincoln Financial Field as it approached Philadelphia.
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The ministry added in the statement that it had set up "five rings of security" ahead of the game.
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"Dave always looked like he was thinking; he was always two steps ahead of the game," Officer Rozanski said.
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Be ahead of the game Authorities can prepare for an outbreak even before the virus arrives in large numbers.
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Bill O'Reilly interviewed Trump at the White House ahead of the game last year, when Fox televised the event.
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Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said ahead of the game the team would not be participating in the anthem.
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"Listen, if that's the worst of poking fun I get, I am so far ahead of the game," he joked.
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They were "ahead of the game in focusing on this", says Rick Muir of the Police Foundation, a think-tank.
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She didn't know it at the time, but she was already ahead of the game by knowing how to ski.
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Get ahead of the game The future is here: data scientist has been ranked the number-one job on Glassdoor.
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Trump essentially cut corners to get ahead of the game in Cuba, anticipating an eventual thaw in U.S. economic sanctions.
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Stay ahead of the game and get a Qi-certified charger by Anker that's on sale for less than $20.
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The Red Sox may have been slow in using a black player, but otherwise Boston was ahead of the game.
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Before the United States entered World War II, Marlene Dietrich was way ahead of the game in hating on Hitler.
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To stay competitive in business and ahead of the game, it's increasingly important to continually learn new skills and information.
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Kade and his family got to watch the Leafs' morning skate and meet the entire team ahead of the game.
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But to see if you're on track, or even ahead of the game, it's crucial to know your savings rate.
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In Blackman's time on tour during the 1990s, he said, a player with a coach was ahead of the game.
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I just started mine part-time (night classes twice a week) and really want to get ahead of the game.
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If you did all that — and you're over the of age of 25 — consider yourself way ahead of the game.
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With $100,000 rolling into your bank account annually, you may think you're ahead of the game, which is relatively true.
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So new economic models, some countries are a little bit ahead of the game, others are working on their reforms.
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So this means that Beyoncé will have to continue finding new ways to innovate to stay ahead of the game.
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In addition to instructional videos, you'll also get access to interactive webinars to ensure you're always ahead of the game.
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Compared to the MCU movies, Marvel's shows on Netflix have been considerably ahead of the game in terms of LGBTQ+ representation.
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Reached by phone, a bar owner in French Comines said the atmosphere in the town was convivial ahead of the game.
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Ahead of the game, Trump issued a statement reemphasizing his opposition to NFL protests during the playing of the national anthem.
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Instead, it's doing online advertising before and during the contest, and it's buying 10 commercials ahead of the game on CBS.
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MUMBAI(Reuters) - Sometimes keeping ahead of the game means learning some tricks from rivals - a strategy Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (21.
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Police were working on a new security plan ahead of the game, Sacramento police spokesman Eddie Macaulay said in an email.
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"I watch him when I'm not playing, and it seems like he's three, four moves ahead of the game," Almora said.
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Even though Pinterest didn't hit all of its goals, Morgan said she still feels like Pinterest is ahead of the game.
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Budweiser released its Super Bowl ad — which nods to the heated debate over immigration — a few days ahead of the game.
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Some have already purchased their first home or are growing their careers; they&aposre actually ahead of the game, Dorsey said.
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First up: spring jackets, and just because we're ahead of the game doesn't mean our options are limited — quite the opposite, actually.
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Bringing back Holmes should keep them ahead of the game at wideout, though a faster back to complement Latavius Murray could help.
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For the communities who might accept these refugees, those that plan now will be ahead of the game when the rush begins.
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Mr Polman was ahead of the game in realising that, more than ever before, consumers identify with the brands that they buy.
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But Netflix's days of being so far ahead of the game no one can touch them are possibly coming to an end.
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While most of us wait until the last minute to put together just one costume, Kylie Jenner is ahead of the game.
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Those who have already made this pivot in their approach are the ones who are going to be ahead of the game.
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The England fans' hubris ahead of the game against Iceland, promptly followed by total disaster, will feel familiar to many Remain voters.
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The atmosphere in Lille ahead of the game, each team's tournament opener, was largely genial, particularly around the stadium as kickoff approached.
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Ahead of the game, Texas allotted just 22019,20193 tickets for the Tigers, all of them in the upper levels of the stadium.
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A few hours ahead of the game, Jackson's fans stormed social media and made #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay the top trending item on U.S. Twitter.
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Although Lily-Rose Depp is only 16, when it comes to choosing a career path, she's already way ahead of the game.
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To be clear, services like Adblock Plus were moving in this direction anyway — Google just wants to get ahead of the game.
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Players and coaches from both teams are scheduled to meet with the media all week ahead of the game on Feb. 3.
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In two or three years the platform could change, and if I already have an established account I'm ahead of the game.
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"Bezos is ahead of the game, always," said Sunder Kekre, a professor at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University.
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And then you can enjoy your delivery General Tso's or tikka masala, sure in the knowledge that you're ahead of the game.
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Despite all that, ironically, with 3D, Facebook was actually ahead of the game, launching AI-based 3D images back in October 2018.
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This way if the worst does occur, you're ahead of the game on the job search and have financial security while you hunt.
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Hadid was so far ahead of the game, she wished Jenner a happy birthday weekend on Instagram with a black-and-white candid.
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Ahead of the game, the AFC could stock up on items and deploy these during the game with drones when they are ordered.
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By following these hacks, you will have the tools you need to adapt in your changing environment and stay ahead of the game.
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"Within their realm is in VR ... they have the Oculus, they are already ahead of the game compared to most companies," Dunbar said.
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Get ahead of the game with this deal on Living DNA's Full Ancestry Kits and see just how unique your individual history is.
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Rudd also gave a pregame speech of sorts to a camera ahead of the game, alongside fellow actor and Chiefs fan Eric Stonestreet.
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But anybody who knows I'm bipolar and wants to date me is going to be so far ahead of the game for me.
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At least four trash cans were set on fire, and a smell of smoke wafted into the Camp Nou ahead of the game.
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Auto companies that invested in automation pre-tariffs are ahead of the game, and they are the cost-saving blueprint for other companies.
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So if you have bad news to tell your investors, it's best to get ahead of the game and come out and tell them.
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And as we saw a couple weeks ago, he was trying to get ahead of the game before he knew how to play it.
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It is sold out, with each of the 400 or so attendees having paid $390 to hear about potential opportunities ahead of the game.
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The fruit can stay on the tree for months once its ripe, which means growers can strategize for production weeks ahead of the game.
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So if you have bad news to tell your investors, it's best to get ahead of the game and come out to tell them.
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While some advertisers released their commercials ahead of the game, some brands waited until day of to release their (comedic and/or thought-provoking) spots.
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If you are doing something that most people think is impossible, but you think it could be possible,…then you are ahead of the game.
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Investors managed to make it through a volatile April modestly ahead of the game, though individual returns were held back by one principal culprit: Apple.
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Ethical hacking is a thing (we swear!), and with the Learn Ethical Hacking From Scratch course for $11.99, you can get ahead of the game.
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Compare this with the EU-wide target of 3 per cent GDP investment by 2020, and it's clear that Sweden is ahead of the game.
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The only way to stay ahead of the game is to experiment and build for new platforms, no matter how stupid they may seem today.
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Additionally, if the IRS continues to operate at a slower pace, there could be more delays, so it's better to be ahead of the game.
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Clara Bow brows could have made a major comeback by then, and Majesty will be able to say she was way ahead of the game.
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Then we took the bike across the country and started to talk to tastemakers just to see if someone was already ahead of the game.
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Therefore, the U.S. and Europe are still catching up to Asian skin-care brands, which are probably 10 to 15 years ahead of the game.
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"It's clear the community is really keen on using tokens as a way of fundraising and we're just getting ahead of the game," says Espinal.
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We may see some reallocation of that mega Facebook spend to this important platform, and you'll want your skills to be ahead of the game.
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New England constantly has extra picks to burn from trades, and the Seahawks have been ahead of the game athletically by boarding the SPARQ train.
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If you want to really get ahead of the game, you can even collect the supplies you need to make your own water purification system.
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As the Titans ran out onto the field, their pyrotechnic equipment put on a fiery display to help pump up fans ahead of the game.
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Ross acknowledged the countermeasures, but said the United States is "way ahead of the game," pointing to rising employment and recent economic strength at home.
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"Mueller is now slightly more distrusted than trusted, and Trump is a little ahead of the game," Mr. Giuliani said during an interview in August.
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And while the actor may not be clear about onesies just yet, he definitely is ahead of the game in at least one aspect of parenting.
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Crawford laid the groundwork for even more misdirection with this part; ahead of the game formally launching on Steam, he sent keys to YouTube video creators.
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Showing EU car manufacturers could be ahead of the game, the average emissions level of a new car sold in 2014 was 123.4 g CO2/km.
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What we do know ... there's a long line of Tyga's creditors who haven't gotten paid a dime, so the former landlord is ahead of the game.
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Ahead of the game, General Motors has introduced alert technology to remind parents to check the back seat before leaving a vehicle: the Rear Seat Reminder.
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You're ahead of the game, both in recognizing it's something to work on and in recognizing that other people are having their own separate, similar experiences.
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Moreover, as far as streaming boxes go, Amazon are one step ahead of the game as the TV stick's remote now comes with voice recognition compatibility.
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You can also get ahead of the game by checking out a preview party event at a Lilly Pulitzer store in your area at 3 p.m.
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Per Pajiba, when a reporter asked Streep about the makeup of the jury, she replied that the festival was "ahead of the game" for including women.
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Rudd had helped hype the crowd up ahead of the game, banging the team&aposs ceremonial war drum before kickoff to get the home fans pumped.
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Now, it's making its first acquisition, which it hopes will help it stay ahead of the game in one of the newest areas of scientific research.
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It's smart to get ahead of the game, so you're not scrambling at the last minute to find a dress or someone to give you a blowout.
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The rest of the Pennsylvania-based team remained further back in the tunnel, out of view – a decision head coach Mike Tomlin announced ahead of the game.
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Frankel told Money magazine she was ahead of the game when it came to negotiating her contract for the "Real Housewives of New York City" in 2008.
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I like feeling caught up and ahead of the game, because I know I won't be stressed out later if I get derailed by more pressing tasks.
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Bond markets were well ahead of the game as U.S. 10-year yields dived 7 basis points to 1.77%, a violent shift for usually cautious Asian hours.
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The Galaxy Watch Active stands apart from other wearable technology by tracking data and then actively giving you advice so you can stay ahead of the game.
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And what better way to get ahead of the game than finally buying that new one-piece swimsuit you've been wanting to add to your vacay wardrobe?
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"It's not universally true by any means, but fanfiction has been way ahead of the game in presenting consent [as] part of the erotic process," said Jamison.
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Because money is always tight, she added, "you can never get ahead of the game," and you don't have much freedom to experiment with different growth strategies.
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This is exactly why the wealthy are often way ahead of the game when it comes to retirement savings, paying off their mortgage, and saving for college.
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One way Amazon might be able to spot trends ahead of the game is by identifying new looks that start to appear in a social media posts.
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Before shattering it at 652 miles per hour, friends had urged Cochran to give up flying while she was "still ahead of the game," The Times reported.
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Alejandro Villanueva was the only player on the Pittsburgh Steelers to come out of the locker room Sunday when the national anthem played ahead of the game.
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He told Business Insider there are two types of millennials: me-llennials, who feel behind financially and professionally, and mega-llennials, who are ahead of the game.
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Bayern Munich "Treble Reunion" charity match on Sunday, when he was joined by daughter Harper, 7, and son Cruz, 14, on the soccer field ahead of the game.
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But ahead of the game, a survey found that 1 in 8 men believed they could go up against her on the court and actually score a point.
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Every Saturday, I take a few hours to immerse myself in relevant industry news to learn about new programs, tips and technologies to stay ahead of the game.
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Amazon is already ahead of the game, offering a discount for anyone invited (you can request an invite on the product listing page) to pre-order the device.
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Ahead of the Game of Thrones series finale, it was announced that the actor had checked himself into a wellness facility with a $120,000 a month price tag.
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Interested buyers will have to wait until late 2017 to take delivery, but they can get ahead of the game by putting down a $1,000 deposit Thursday night.
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This is my favorite advice because most people don't plan their search; they simply go about it in a haphazard fashion, [so] you'll be ahead of the game.
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If your auto insurance renewal is approaching — or if you're buying car insurance for the first time — get ahead of the game by shopping for a better quote.
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But with the likelihood increasing of Trump becoming the GOP standard-bearer, party strategists are urging vulnerable incumbents to get ahead of the game and define themselves now.
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The team behind "Half-Life: Alyx" explained why they&aposre not making "Half-Life 3" in an interview with Geoff Keighley ahead of The Game Awards in December.
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That's just bad design—you have to accommodate for the fact that the player might be "ahead of the game", so to speak, and have it respond accordingly.
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"If we are ahead of the game, we will be at an advantage where people will give us more work, because we are cheaper and productive," Pineda said.
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The actor, 39, opened up about Clarke's health journey in a red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight ahead of the Game of Thrones season eight premiere on Wednesday night.
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Green's teammate Klay Thomspon seemed equally unfazed by the rapper ahead of the game, saying that he wouldn't be listening to Drake's hits until after the Finals are over.
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If you already have an external hard drive you use for backups of your computer and other photos and files, you're already ahead of the game — kudos to you.
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Ahead of the game, the Pacers tweeted photos of the team riding colorful Tuk Tuks, meeting celebrities like Priyanka Chopra, and practicing for the big game in the Dome.
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I usually begin by pickling the chilies at least four days ahead of the game, so they have a nice, delicious flavor in time for the game-day party.
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Check out the iRobot Braava jet 240 See Details Meet the Braava jet's big brother: The Braava 380t Robot Mop is iRobot's other ahead-of-the-game robot mop.
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While Mute tries to stay ahead of the game by re-ordering records well in advance, the label still has found itself without stock on a record for months.
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It's about time employers everywhere take the child care needs of their employees more seriously, but it looks like the Australian parliament is light years ahead of the game.
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He coined two terms to describe each of these cohorts: "me-llennials" are floundering financially and might feel lost in life, whereas "mega-llennials" are ahead of the game.
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Harper and Cruz joined their dad on the soccer field ahead of the game, while Victoria, Brooklyn and his girlfriend, 21-year-old model Hana Cross, watched from the stands.
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Harper and Cruz joined their dad on the soccer field ahead of the game, while Victoria, Brooklyn, and his girlfriend, 21-year-old model Hana Cross, watched from the stands.
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In this latest installment of the series, an Earth-wide government, OneGov, is beginning to collapse and Felicia is using her card-reading abilities to stay ahead of the game.
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Our adversaries are developing state-of-the-art innovations and technologies to propel fuel logistics into the future, and we need to do more to stay ahead of the game.
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The Mirror reports that neither side could train ahead of the game owing to the poor conditions, and that the turf was a major injury-risk prior to kick-off.
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Neymar lapped up the adulation in his new home on Saturday — juggling a ball ahead of the game, blowing kisses to the fans and tossing a jersey into the crowd.
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Guerschon Yabusele is fined by Chinese Basketball Association for ¥10k ($1.42k) for not saluting the Chinese national flag during the national anthem ahead of the game against Zhejiang Golden Bulls.
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Retailers "are trying to get a little bit ahead of the game and trying to make sure they have product here that doesn't get hit with the tariff," he said.
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Messi&aposs name adorned the back of most of the Argentina jerseys that dominated St. Petersburg ahead of the game, and received the biggest roar when the teams were read out.
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But trust will truly be earned only if financial firms, old and new, get ahead of the game and start talking to customers about what's really going on behind their screens.
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Alibaba's acquisition of Lazada is much more than simply growing retail GMV, proving exactly why Jack Ma is Jack Ma and why he's always been several steps ahead of the game.
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So you can't blame us for wanting to be ahead of the game — and wanting to skip out on that whole "leaving work early to find a last-minute look" thing.
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Charleston, South Carolina Flooding exacerbates: Zika is "top of mind" for South Carolina, and the state is ahead of the game, said Department of Health and Environmental Control spokesman Robert Yanity.
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Nielsen tweeted that nearly 28503 DHS employees and more than 22019 other federal personnel have worked with local law enforcement on safety and security efforts ahead of the game this weekend.
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Syndergaard said ahead of the game that he had a surprise "up his sleeve" for the Royals, and when Manager Terry Collins saw him before the game, Syndergaard repeated the message.
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But when the worst casting in your movie is Ian McKellen, who after all is still one of the greatest actors of our time, you're surely way ahead of the game.
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It is critical that we inspire and support young scientists while expanding the pool of funds available to support diverse research that will allow us to remain ahead of the game.
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Amidst the protests, officials said no credible threats to the city have emerged ahead of the game, which is expected to be watched by more than 100 million people around the globe.
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Working with the likes of Mara Hoffman and Tavik in the past, the store has curated a swim section that's always a step ahead of the game featuring exclusive styles and colorways.
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Stewart thought his show was ahead of the game because it took blind submissions, but the submissions came from agents – who tended to be biased toward white men from Ivy League schools.
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Progress in this area is thus set to advance in the U.S. and the U.K., but clearly the Chinese are ahead of the game—whether you agree with their methods or not.
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The Bruins were given an inspirational lift ahead of the game as captain Zdeno Chara, 42, suited up despite suffering a broken jaw in his team's Game Four loss three days ago.
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Since most students are lucky if they get a few checks from family friends out of the awkward senior photo experience, we'd say Andrew McBurnie is already way ahead of the game.
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This has made them risk-averse and practical with money, Ultimately, while many millennials are playing catch-up with their finances, Gen Z is increasingly trying to get ahead of the game.
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But Trump found himself before an exceptionally friendly interviewer this time around, sitting down with Fox News's Sean Hannity ahead of the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.
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Joyce Jed and her husband, Arnold Wendroff, both 74, are ahead of the game at their home on the parlor and second floors of their three-story rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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They do a good job stealing and that is expressly to catch up to the US, but China is ahead of the game, you know this better than me ... In artificial intelligence.
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The one thing that did spread was, I think Peter Chernin, as always, ahead of the process and ahead of the game, working with Zucker, Jeff Zucker ... Former … Basically ran Fox for Murdoch.
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But people were already ahead of the game when it came to threat intelligence and the whole thing became a bit corporate as everyone was now interested in it, so I didn't bother.
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And even if you don't plan on using it over the summer, it's always smart to get ahead of the game and have your backyard sauna ready to go before next winter arrives.
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From sheet masks to snail cream, South Korea is always one step ahead of the game when it comes to new product innovation and fresh formulas that break the usual beauty-trend traditions.
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In a statement issued hours after the Wednesday morning attack, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred offered his organization's support ahead of the game, which is set to take place Thursday night at Nationals Park.
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The CEO said that while competitors are abundant, his company has managed to stay one step ahead of the game with better technology, Super Bowl advertisements, and a partnership with supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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Ahead of the game — which the Bears lost due to a missed kick as time expired — Kyle told the NFL Network that he's learned how to focus when he's playing against family, reported NFL.com.
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Uber, however, is a bit ahead of the game at this point, given its recent partnership with public transit company Masabi, car rental service Getaround, active deployment of electric bikes and plans for uberAIR.
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Racism was a major talking point ahead of the game, with England striker Tammy Abraham indicating last week that the players could act as a group and leave the pitch if subjected to abuse.
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Despite its close association with Welsh rugby, despite the fact that they serve Brains (colloquially known as 'Skull Attack') on tap, the pub has been given a distinctly English theme ahead of the game.
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Staying ahead of the game there can be a significant ordeal for resellers, where the smallest difference in price or delivery speed can make all the difference in winning the sale for identical products.
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"The edge that Dyson have if they do have an edge is to possibly be ahead of the game in solid state batteries," said Philippe Houchois, an auto analyst at Jefferies, an investment bank.
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He explains that AB InBev decided just two weeks before the game to let consumers decide which Bud Light Seltzer ad they would air — helping both commercials rack up views ahead of the game.
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While this is the first Muslim-American superhero on screen, printed comics are way ahead of the game in terms of diversity and representation (and possibly to atone for being historically white, straight, and male).
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And if you're at all worried, it's not a bad idea to get ahead of the game by doing one on yourself first, so you can review the reports closely and dispute any suspected inaccuracies.
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has deployed commando-style SWAT (special weapons and tactics) teams ahead of the game, officials said, and is collecting and sharing intelligence information with local and regional officials.
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The revolution in the utility power-generating model will create winners as well as losers, with some incumbents who are already exposed to more competition and who've taken steps to adjust ahead of the game.
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To make sure you're staying ahead of the game, we've collected some of the best advice, most recent reports, and most common types of phishing attack in 2019 to keep you right up to date.
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Whether a designer dabbles in 3-D printing or tinkers with next-level materials, or, say, incorporating animations into a catwalk performance, the following labels have proven to be a step ahead of the game.
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"If I wake up in the morning, I'm ahead of the game," he said, adding that he still spends every Monday and Thursday night at the McManus clubhouse, a throwback storefront on West 53rd Street.
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We don't hold ourselves up to any standard, we're just open about the fact that we've endured, that it's family over everything, and that if you marry your best friend, you're already ahead of the game.
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"All of a sudden for the first time in my entire career, I feel like I could take a breath and say, 'Holy crap, I am on track; I'm probably ahead of the game,'" she said.
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Trump's presence did cause some disruption ahead of the game as a result of security (manned by Secret Service) and presidential gridlock — all fairly normal for a commander-in-chief attending a high-profile sporting event.
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As the world in general and oil producers in particular continue to navigate a world awash in cheap crude, Mexico is trying to get ahead of the game — and potentially reap a big reward in the process.
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The Irish Football Association's "Shooting Stars" program encourages girls to play soccer, while "Ahead of the Game" works to support clubs and volunteers when dealing with mental health issues, a cause close to Kate and Prince William's hearts.
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Much was made of United's lack of striking options ahead of the game but Mourinho's somewhat depleted side started in confident fashion and Henrikh Mkhitaryan fired just wide in the 13th minute following a strong run by Rashford.
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The Irish Football Association's "Shooting Stars" program encourages girls to play soccer, while "Ahead of the Game" works to support clubs and volunteers when dealing with mental health issues, a cause close to Kate and Prince William's hearts.
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Ahead of the game, Manuel Pellegrini's decision to select Willy Caballero over Joe Hart was laughed at by fans and pundits alike, with many linking his inclusion with an increased chance of Liverpool going home with a win.
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Importantly, Rachel was way ahead of the game when it came to many of the changes we needed to make as a company to ensure our future success—from promoting cross-functional teamwork to improving diversity and inclusion.
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The Celtics, however, have won six in a row and Irving, speaking at a media day ahead of the game, believes his team are refreshed and ready to deal with the 76ers and their rookie sensation Ben Simmons.
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"We pride ourselves on being as ahead of the game as we possibly can, but what gets lost in that is it's not just about the ideas," said Chaim Bloom, the Rays' senior vice president for baseball operations.
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Former Patriots players said Bill Belichick, who is set to coach in his ninth Super Bowl with New England, describes the logistics of halftime ahead of the game in as much detail as he would a game plan.
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But in retrospect, I think Stuart Murdoch was so ahead of the game in the fact that songs were so strong that whatever issues I had with the production were the same thing that made people gravitate towards it.
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Only this time, Syria's ally Russia seems to be trying to get ahead of the game by briefing against the possibility of any US airstrikes before the alleged chemical attack that would trigger the strikes has even taken place.
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Ahead of the game, Meghan and Harry were greeted with a powhiri, a traditional Maori welcoming ceremony, and then went on to dedicate a 50-acre area of native bush on the North Shore to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy.
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That's left developers to build skills largely as a labor of love – and because they want to be ahead of the game, when Amazon does finally introduce some sort of real business model for generating money from voice applications.
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LVMH, run by billionaire chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, has been investing in some of its smaller brands to stay ahead of the game as luxury firms compete to attract young buyers with a constant thirst for new styles.
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They were unbeaten in their last three games with Argentina which included a resounding 3-1 win in a friendly in March, and captain Tomas Rincon said ahead of the game it was time his side "made a statement".
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When it comes to health, your generation manages to be ahead of the game by tapping into manual and holistic forms of healing (such as acupuncture, massage, and dietetics) that rely on calculated manipulations, sensitivity, and attention to detail.
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Alison Tedstone, chief nutritionist at Public Health England, said the nation was ahead of the game in this area, with other countries "dipping their toes in the water" with plans involving companies pledging to reduce calories on individual items.
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Microsoft's Andromeda device is reportedly sticking with two identical touchscreens rather than the LCD-E Ink pairing, but Intel's version could be adopted by manufacturers looking to get ahead of the game and create offerings similar to Microsoft's Andromeda device.
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And Bill and I are experienced In terms of doing mergers, we've both done a lot of mergers, and so we are already way ahead of the game in terms of thinking conceptually about how these companies will come together.
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Even though he's on a slow campaign to win back the North with Sansa, I've had power players like Euron Greyjoy and Olenna Tyrell — the Queen of Reading Cersei for Blood, among other things —to keep me ahead of the game.
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He started studying both teams weeks ahead of the game, listening to podcasts, reading about their surges and disappointments (the Mariners faltered after the All-Star break but still cling to contention; the A's remain one of baseball's hottest teams).
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It's really informal on Sundays, but we're a small business, so it's important to work in those off-peak hours and get ahead of the game so we know what we're doing and build a strategy for the upcoming week.
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A realist might say that if you're happy 51 percent of the time then you're ahead of the game, though anyone who's faced such a conundrum knows it's hard to apply a metric to domestic despair — or bliss, for that matter.
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Titans head coach Mike Vrabel joked ahead of the game that his best plan for stopping the Ravens quarterback came down to "tying his shoes together," and honestly, it's better than what many opposing coaches have come up with this year.
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YouTube is kicking off its yearly AdBlitz program on Wednesday, providing a platform for Super Bowl advertisers to release their magnum opuses ahead of the game and a way for Google to get in on the biggest day in advertising.
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The title single was her blueprint for how to scheme to the top, "Don't grow to be a dumb hoe, that's a no-no/See if you off the chain/Stay ahead of the game, save up and buy a condo," she raps.
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Ahead of the game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Tennessee Titans in London on Sunday, Stark regaled fans with stats of both teams and what experts were anticipating about the action to come as players warmed up in the background.
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For instance, some of the pre-sales and commitments that we already have on our movies, you're already way ahead of the game, and then when you start tying it back to subscribers, how much does each subscriber drive as gross revenue?
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Tesla's timing of an India debut comes down to a choice between waiting for the electric vehicle movement in India to gain muscle and maturity or going all-in to get ahead of the game and capture the marketplace while helping it grow.
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"I'm the type of guy, I try to get an advantage any way I can and stay ahead of the game and keep my body right and limit my risk of injury to make my performance better," said DeShawn Shead, a cornerback.
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She says the couple has only basic cable and she grudgingly rejects her husband's pleas to buy new electronics such as a larger flat screen TV. "I said maybe we can get that when we get ahead of the game," she says.
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Late Friday, Roku and Fox announced that they've reached a new agreement that will ensure the Fox apps keep on working without pause — and they'll be restored to the Roku app store this weekend ahead of the game, Roku tells The Verge.
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Ahead of the game, which saw England take on South Africa, Harry met a group of excited children who had been selected as Anthem Children from the Cricket World Cup youth engagement program – including one boy who looked like a young version of himself!
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Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale meanwhile issued a rallying cry for his side ahead of the game, saying Madrid could end Barcelona's 39-game unbeaten run with a first league win at the Nou Camp since 2012 and kick-start a late title charge.
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"He was ahead of the game and understood what was going to be happening and what these obscure technologies were going to bring about," said Steven Levy, who wrote about Mr. May extensively in the 1990s for Wired magazine and in the book "Crypto" (2001).
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Ahead of the game, the team and fans celebrated Bryant&aposs life with a number of tributes, from wearing No. 8 and 24 during pregame warmups and a 24-second moment of silence, to performances by Usher, Boyz II Men, and cellist Ben Hong.
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For a moment, it looked Roku owners would be losing the highest-quality way to stream the Super Bowl for free, when the set-top box maker announced Thursday that it would abruptly pull Fox's apps off the platform a day ahead of the game.
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Staying ahead of the game by automating a portion of my earnings to a high-yield savings account means I don&apost have to worry about quarterly or annual taxes sneaking up on me — why not make some interest off it at the same time?
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"It's true we are not very well known in South America but we have super-professional players and we've come to compete, not to take photos with Messi," Sanchez told a news conference ahead of the game at the Arena Gremio in Porto Alegre.
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Opinion Columnist BEIRUT — Lebanon was ahead of the game on civil war and now is last to the Arab Spring, or at least an Arab something — a vast, united exhalation of disgust at the thievery, corruption and nepotism that has caused widespread misery across this wounded land.
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The country's security service believes the Russian government is behind it and its goal is to destabilize the country during or ahead of the game The US National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center released an advisory on VPNFilter, suggesting users and network administrators should review Talos' research.
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While the U.S. is well ahead of the game with on-demand alcohol apps, including Saucey, Drizly, Minibar and Thirstie, Europe has never seen anything like Bevy until its launch in December 383, and there is still no sign of any direct competitors on the horizon.
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"It's not local demand that's driving this initial strategy, it's the desire to be prepared and ahead of the game to facilitate the transition to electric vehicles," Megan Lohmann of Community Energy BC, a partner in the Accelerate Kootenay project, told the Financial Post at the time.
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She kept saying, as if it were a tic or a stutter, that "costs will go down" for middle-class families, the translation of which is that taxes might well go up but that those families would be economically ahead of the game in the end.
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This new season of The Wolf Among Us comes from AdHoc, according to a FAQ released to VICE Games ahead of The Game Awards, and the team includes several Telltale employees, including lead writer/narrative director Pierre Shorette and game directors Nick Herman and Dennis Lenart.
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Only the cameras-in-the-courtroom-driven cable channel Court TV –- launched in 1991 and put on the map when it covered the murder trial of Beverly Hills brothers Lyle and Eric Menedez in 1993 -– was ahead of the game by the time Simpson's Bronco rolled onto the scene.
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The changes here aren't huge, at least for the flagship PX24: B&W was already ahead of the game by offering USB-C headphones back in 2299.99, although the PX224 now supports USB-C fast charging, with B&W promising five hours of playback off a 248-minute charge.
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If you didn't hear it then, it's not too late to discover its delights now — and you'll be ahead of the game when Wax Idols' follow-up, "Happy Ending," which the band's charismatic singer-songwriter, Hether Fortune, has described as a macabre concept LP, arrives later this year.
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"While it's understandable that these things take time to plan and implement properly, markets have been way ahead of the game since Trump's victory and there comes a time when we need to know exactly what they're rallying on," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda, in a note.
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That public admission only served to heighten the tension in the room when the inevitable happened, and the two sides were drawn together in Group B. There's been some needle between the two this past week, with quotes from both sets of players ramping up tensions ahead of the game.
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There is at least one gimmick for every day, ranging from the "Go Trump yourself" kit — complete with spray tan and "tiny foam fingers" — and the possibility of creating a "Trump Against Humanity" card game akin to the brash "Cards Against Humanity," pending the go-ahead of the game company.
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While she puts the burden on men in leadership, her advice for women was: In India, the tech industry already sees the highest percentage of women in leadership compared to other industries, but Ghosh said while they are ahead of the game, she hopes to see the industry do more.
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But the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a nonprofit that raises money to protect and restore significant sites, recently unveiled an effort to get ahead of the game: Its "40 Under 40" list is aimed at highlighting important places built between 1978 and 2018 that could someday be at risk.
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Kaia Naturals is not the first brand to endorse using charcoal as a means of controlling odor-causing bacteria — your local health-food store that sells dried mango by the pound was way ahead of the game on this one — but it is making it easier, and more aesthetically appealing, than ever before.
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In a post-mortem autopsy published by Wired today, Doppler's co-founders, Lanman and Noah Kraft, noted they were ahead of the game—not only were they building a hardware company that aimed to build a hearing-based world of computing, they were producing wireless earbuds just as that market was about to take off.
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Millennials may be one of the biggest generations (and most scrutinized), but there's a large demographic rising behind them - Generation Z. The iGeneration, sounds straight out of a War of the Worlds movie, are generally not talked about, but are ahead of the game in technology and new lingo to fast to catch up on.
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Why it matters: It's always a race to be first with a new generation of technology (and to claim being first, which isn't always the same thing.) The stakes are extra high — both within the U.S. and on the global stage, with China, Korea, Japan and others all looking to be ahead of the game.
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Grey's, well before it was trendy to talk about inclusion and diversity, this show both in front and behind the camera is miles ahead of any other program in terms of casting, writing and production" He added, "This show has been so far ahead of the game for so long without asking for acknowledgment.
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Disrupting male-dominated business models: 2000 principles women entrepreneurs can use to disrupt 'boys' club' industriesStaying ahead of the game: The subscription box industry is still booming — here are 22 ways the founders of Birchbox and BarkBox keep their businesses relevantHow to be a boss: We spoke to 28 people who took Anna Wintour's $90 MasterClass on leadership.
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"In terms of the Fed, I think the Fed made a judgment that said if we drag our feet on this in the next week and a half hoping it goes away, we're not going to be ahead of the game, we're not going to be giving people confidence that this economy is going to prosper," Donohue said.
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Having experienced an unprecedented ferocity of hurricane activity in Houston, and witnessing the same devastation in other cities, I can say it is time to get ahead of the game with a national action plan to upgrade urban and agricultural infrastructure in susceptible areas, or watch helplessly as these regions are decimated piecemeal by now predictable catastrophic weather events.
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Read more:Sophie Turner bid Sansa Stark an emotional goodbye ahead of the 'Game of Thrones' finale: 'I grew up with you'Sophie Turner reflected on her sassiest line from the 'Game of Thrones' finale: 'I would hate Sansa'Sophie Turner sobbed while filming her final 'Game of Thrones' scene, and the video is heartbreakingLena Headey wasn't satisfied with Cersei's death: 'I was kind of gutted'
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Given how much we know about the movie already — its focus on stealing the Death Star plans, the locations of Scarif and the Jedi pilgrimage world of Jedha, the fact that Forest Whittaker is playing a Clone Wars cartoon character named Saw Gerrera — fans are way ahead of the game compared to how little they knew about The Force Awakens this time last year.
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