Always better to be ahead of it than left behind.
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But it would be ahead of Anglo American and BHP.
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If that happens, Chobani will be ahead of the game.
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Something else may still be ahead, but I doubt it.
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I realized I need to be ahead of the game.
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It looks like a day of reckoning may be ahead.
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And Governor Agus Martowardojo indicated more easing might be ahead.
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It's a special feeling just to be ahead of her.
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You'd rather be ahead than behind at this point, though.
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Apple and Google will always be ahead of Amazon there.
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And we'll still be ahead of the show at that point.
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Then again, Jeff Bezos tends to be ahead of the pack.
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Further major changes may also be ahead for the World Cup.
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The worst of Chipotle's E. coli battle may still be ahead.
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Wall Street is already speculating that more closures could be ahead.
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Policymakers, domestic and international, need to be ahead of this discussion.
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"We tend to be ahead of the curve on most stuff."
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Here are eight signs you might be ahead of the game.
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In uplifting news, your best work may be ahead of you.
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You'll get a super crisp picture and be ahead of the trend.
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"Second half bookings continue to be ahead of last year," Lundgren said.
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Here's what five market experts think could be ahead for the company:
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But we also want to try and be ahead at the end.
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For now, G.M. and Waymo appear to be ahead of most competitors.
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I've always been keen and able to be ahead of the pack.
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On the other hand, our worst nightmare may be ahead of us.
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Staggering but true: James's greatest feat may still be ahead of him.
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Mather: McGregor could actually be ahead on the scorecards at this point.
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To imagine what might be ahead, one only needs to look back.
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Yet arguably the harder stretch of the recovery path could be ahead.
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That sent up a warning that more technical damage could be ahead.
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Read more about its 50-year history and what could be ahead.
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It also expects core earnings per share to be ahead of sales growth.
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Buzz quickly flew around a nervous Street that more troubles could be ahead.
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Still, there are some concerns that the rally may be ahead of itself.
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This would be ahead of the group's next official meeting on November 30.
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So we want to be ahead of the curve and not behind it.
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More decreases could be ahead in April's report given Whole Foods' price cuts.
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"We really want to be ahead of the game," Gal told Business Insider.
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Everyone is clamoring to be noticed, to be ahead, to become game-changers.
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And, as it turns out, Washington may actually be ahead in its objective.
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"I didn't know whether we would be ahead or behind," Hamilton told reporters.
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On Monday, a second poll showed O'Connor to be ahead by a point.
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We did not tell them what the questions would be ahead of time.
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They call it 'wine and whine' and must be ahead of their time.
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France clearly believes it should be ahead by now, and that's probably true.
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EVANS: WE ALWAYS TALK ABOUT YOU NEED TO BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE.
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"We'd much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it," he added.
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Political leaders appear to be ahead of local businesses in thinking about the consequences.
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This suggests that times of higher volatility, or big stock moves, could be ahead.
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Cramer spoke with CEO Alex Molinaroli, to find out could be ahead for 2017.
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You always have to be ahead of the aircraft and quick to take decisions.
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More surprises could be ahead at the convention, which runs through Thursday in Cleveland.
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If those two were a country, they'd currently be ahead of Spain and Brazil.
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Anything else would not tide you through the tough times that will be ahead.
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He said in state Senate races where we're supposed to be ahead, we're tied.
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It's good to be ahead of the curve, especially when it comes to fashion.
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Your best work may very well be ahead of you, a new study says.
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We just need to push ourselves to regain that edge, to be ahead again.
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That said, it's always better to be ahead in the delegate count than behind.
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He seemed to be ahead of his time before the age of social media.
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Should be ahead of PS2 12 months from now too if targets are achieved. pic.twitter.
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Anything, including any bad thing, could be ahead, and Ruth is literally speeding towards it.
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During breaks, she drank tea and tried not to think about what could be ahead.
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And I believe, when the voting is over, we will be ahead in pledged delegates.
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While Uber may be ahead, it is also mired in exponentially more problems than Lyft.
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Significant changes could be ahead for the Korean Peninsula, following an election in South Korea.
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Compared to the prior two recessions, the Fed may actually be ahead of the curve.
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The group said that it expected full-year results to be ahead of its forecasts.
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Kudlow warned impacts "may be ahead of us," however there's nothing currently causing major disruptions.
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"Buick continues to be ahead of the consumer shift toward SUVs," the company said Wednesday.
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So unless the lira bleeding is staunched, torrid times may be ahead for emerging markets.
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So although Esper has combat experience, his toughest battles could still be ahead of him.
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AB Foods also said operating profit for the group would now be ahead of last year.
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"If we win this initial engagement we might be ahead enough to…" Li said trailing off.
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But accountants warn that difficult times may still be ahead for taxpayers as the shutdown continues.
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Most Democratic voters — who will decide next year's primary — appear to be ahead of the candidates.
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Facial hair is one area where Labour's leader can claim to be ahead of the curve.
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But he says that pattern has run its course and better times could soon be ahead.
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In 2017 we will be ahead so we will touch very close to the 600,000 mark.
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More trade challenges could be ahead as a new front in the trade war opens up.
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Even though HTC might be ahead right now, you have to think that Oculus will respond.
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You should be able to know what a decision is going to be ahead of time.
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Mark Newton, technical analyst at Newton Advisors, says relief could be ahead for the slammed semis.
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This time, Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto ought to be ahead again by a wide margin.
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Despite the burst in volatility, some options traders are betting that better days could be ahead.
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At least then I might be ahead of the trend, rather than stuck in the past. .
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The exception may be augmented reality (see article), but Apple's rivals already appear to be ahead.
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The predictive power of such early polling is questionable, but you'd rather be ahead than behind.
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As a matter of fact, we're going to be ahead of everyone else if this happens.
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U.S. market futures are down this morning, suggesting that another day of declines may be ahead.
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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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He stood by that prediction and believes the young American might even be ahead of schedule.
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For the captain that wanted nothing more than to be ahead, one nap put him way behind.
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To learn more about what could be ahead, Cramer spoke with Nextar's chairman and CEO Perry Sook.
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Today RW Baird reiterated its Buy rating on Starbucks (SBUX) saying a big rally could be ahead.
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She has also implied that straight couples should be ahead of gay couples in the adoption queue.
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Eramet previously flagged that Weda Bay would be ahead of schedule but had not provided a timeline.
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It's possible it could become official in 2018, she told me, which would be ahead of schedule.
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Obviously Siri gets a lot of questions right too, but Google Assistant seems to be ahead here.
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The early vote … When the first results are announced Tuesday, Democrat O'Connor almost certainly will be ahead.
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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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However, lawmakers remained divided over how tough an interim 353 target should be ahead of Thursday's vote.
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Australia's Labor Party appears to be ahead, raising doubts about plans for a huge new coal mine.
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Last year, the company cut its dividend in half, and some fear more cuts could be ahead.
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Should Amazon break below the 200-day, then even more trouble could be ahead for the name.
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In this sense, an "elite" writer tends to be ahead of his time, a scout for posterity.
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And we think State Street actually may be ahead of those other two in their inflection point.
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More broadly, there is disagreement over what the legislative focus should be ahead of the midterm elections.
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There appears to be a race to dominate conversational computing, and Amazon is eager to be ahead.
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And according to Instinet trader and technical analyst Frank Cappelleri, the worst could still be ahead for retailers.
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To learn more about what could be ahead for the company, Cramer spoke with Clorox CEO Benno Dorer.
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Just when you think your greatest achievements are behind you, the best (or worst) may still be ahead.
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But Schiff says more trouble could be ahead for the markets, especially given the Federal Reserve's next actions.
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Sri: And there seems to be progress made here on dual class listings, you seem to be ahead.
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At that speed, Japan's computer would be ahead of China's Sunway Taihulight that is capable of 93 petaflops.
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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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Trump was shown to be ahead by only 2 points in Texas, which has a strong Republican base.
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If Democratic voters see Biden as the course to a safe harbor, his best days may be ahead.
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"We should be ahead of the curve in terms of providing public transit," he said in an interview.
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It's Never Too Late Your best work may very well be ahead of you, a new study says.
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Yet the opposite is true, too: Some of Stern's passion projects proved to be ahead of their time.
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Some restless nights may be ahead as action planet Mars enters electric Aquarius, so make time to unwind.
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Wall Street is wrapping up what has been a tumultuous month for stocks, but more volatility could be ahead.
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In a sign of what may be ahead, the Texas Democratic Party on Monday, for instance, chastised Republican Sen.
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Utilities stocks have surged so far this year, and some market analysts think the best may still be ahead.
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That means Andrea very seriously deserves to know what risks could be ahead by using Becky as a surrogate.
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Technical analysis shows more gains could be ahead for the Nasdaq, after it touched an all-time intraday high.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, may still be ahead in the polls, but he did not have a very good debate.
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Jack Capuano, the team's coach since November 2010, would not speculate on what may be ahead for his squad.
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A pullback could be ahead for one of those names, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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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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"We'd much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it," Trump said at a White House press briefing.
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"We'd much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it," Trump said to reporters at the White House.
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Several polls before Sunday's parliamentary elections showed Mr. Karoui's new Qalb Tounes (Heart of Tunisia) party to be ahead.
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Companies need to be ahead of the law — more active and progressive in changing their cultures for the better.
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If your ability to partner is slower than the pace of change, you will never be ahead of the curve.
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And they didn't think that by speaking to us all the time in their language, that we would be ahead.
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It is exhaustingly fragmentary and clatteringly noisy, but seems to be ahead of its time—and maybe our time, too.
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He says other "exit" votes could be ahead, as populist movements in countries like France, Italy and Spain gain momentum.
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According to his work, AT&T's chart has already made a "double top," indicating that a drop could be ahead.
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But presumably, leading Republicans have already received classified briefings that would give them some inkling of what might be ahead.
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So I would guess that at least from the data side, if not the algorithmic side, Tesla might be ahead.
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Disposal proceeds for the full year are likely to be ahead of expectations at 120 million pounds, the company said.
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Looking past the immediate funding issues, Kiwoom's Yoo said it wasn't clear what Hanjin Shipping's final shape would be ahead.
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From a technical standpoint, Miller Tabak's Matt Maley argues that the stock chart confirms a bigger rally may be ahead.
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It's a really hard thing: You're asking politicians to be ahead of, or at least in sync with, their voters.
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Jyn Erso's story is still confined to Rogue One trailers, which is to say you'll be ahead of the curve.
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It said there were early indications that its full-year profits and cash for 2016 would be ahead of expectations.
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The rebuilding San Diego Padres are hoping to reach the postseason by 2020, and they might be ahead of schedule.
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Trump seems to be ahead of the curve, sometimes, when a lot of people don't give him credit for that.
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Trump campaigned on an "America First" platform, triggering concern that a new era of U.S. trade barriers might be ahead.
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Both sides had made progress, he added, but were not where they needed to be ahead of the current Oct.
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"We'd much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it," Trump told reporters in the White House briefing room.
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What challenges and opportunities do you think could be ahead for the National Front and the political movement En Marche!
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" He added: "I suspect if he had not done that, he'd be ahead by 10 or 15 points right now.
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"I may be ahead of my age, but in real life I am still a kid," Mbappe told beIN Sports.
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We're also explaining why the worst damage from Hurricane Florence may still be ahead for a community in South Carolina.
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The worst could still be ahead for the group, says Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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It would be ahead of the termination of her prison sentence to determine if she has completed any mental health treatment.
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I understand the challenge that would be ahead of me, if I were fortunate enough to become a district court judge.
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Norma Kamali's iconic 50-year fashion career can be attributed to her near-psychic ability to be ahead of the curve.
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If you follow Joe Dempsie now, you'll be ahead of the curve for his big return in a couple of months.
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Although the Democratic convention comes a week after the Republican gathering, the party appears to be ahead in the planning process.
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My team has experienced it for the last two months, and we may not be ahead of the curve for long.
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"It's better to be ahead of the curve," said Devi Sridhar, director of the global health governance program at Edinburgh University.
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Strategies The bond market is flashing warning signals that bad times may be ahead for the stock market and the economy.
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SO WE DON'T HAVE THE FIRST JOB THAT WE HAVE TO DO. THAT WAS IMPORTANT TO BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE.
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Now both Johnson & Johnson figure to be ahead of Ellington on the depth chart, but funny things happen in the NFL.
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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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Google may be ahead on the tech here, but it's not clear if it alone is a compelling asset for Google's cloud.
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If you even stay 60 percent healthy and 40 percent indulgent—or 50/50—you'll be ahead of most people, Niam says.
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In the short-term, Lyon also mentions that more volatility lies ahead for the markets, and a small pullback could be ahead.
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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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So while Cruz may be ahead in the polls now, he may very well be one mistake from being in serious trouble.
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But with this polarization likely to get worse in the coming years, independents' ambitious efforts might simply be ahead of their time.
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CBB said there are signs tougher times could be ahead for Chinese companies during a period of deleveraging and rising interest rates.
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But the Kremlin's sophisticated press office often appears to be ahead of the White House when it comes to spinning the news.
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He's going to be ahead of this injury and ready to contribute at the level he was contributing prior to the injury.
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NFL insider says the Titans and the Raiders both might be ahead of the Patriots in the race to sign Tom Brady
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Leaner times may be ahead for the Spanish men but Lopez, currently ranked 28, still thinks there is no cause for panic.
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"It's in the company's competitive advantage to be ahead of it, to be proactive," said Natasha Lamb, managing partner at Arjuna Capital.
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Penn State's presence among the nation's elite this year may be ahead of schedule, but the Moscow-born Smirnov is not surprised.
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Huawei is thought to be ahead of other companies in supplying 5G technology and to be able to do it more cheaply.
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Hedge fund titan Carl Icahn spoke with CNBC on what might be ahead for investors after Donald Trump was sworn in as president.
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San Francisco may be ahead of the curve in terms of action, but it is by no means the only place in danger.
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If there is more than 2.5 sales for every buy, then it suggests a "weakening market" may be ahead, according to the publication.
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It's early days for this technology, however, and several automakers appear to be ahead of Honda in their development of self-driving cars.
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The economist shares his views on how to jump-start the economy, and what could be ahead for the stock market and investors.
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Pleas for Pizza Happy days may be ahead for Pizza, the world's saddest polar bear, who is stuck in an aquarium in China.
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What can we learn from other countries that might be ahead of the curve, compared to the US, in terms of earthquake readiness?
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The pound has been very weak so far this year, particularly on days when opinion polls indicate the Brexit side may be ahead.
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But it would be ahead of the Social Democrats, the center-left party that has been a mainstay of German politics for decades.
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If the Dow components rise to a new high while the Dow transports stagnate, a market dip could be ahead, the theory goes.
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As Bloomberg noted, while the merged company's aerospace business would not match Boeing but would be ahead of Airbus SE.[Wall Street Journal]
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Pointing out that bond positioning has turned overly bullish, Gordon said a drop in bond prices — and rise in yields — could be ahead.
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For weeks ahead of the SEC decision, the price of bitcoin soared on the expectation that major Wall Street interest could be ahead.
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In the week ahead, we'll get to hear from a few top Fed officials and get some idea of what may be ahead.
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More downside could be ahead simply because the price of bitcoin and many other digital currencies just ran up so sharply last year.
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Crocs are a great gift because you can be ahead of the trend, the cool person in the friend group, without fiscal commitment.
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But it does provide insight into the habits of people who may be ahead of the curve when it comes to drug use.
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"I understand the challenge that would be ahead of me if I were fortunate enough to become a district court judge," he said.
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It may be ahead of Toyota, but it's far closer to the Tundra than it is to nipping at Ford or Ram's heels.
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"We'd much rather be ahead of the curve than behind it," Trump told reporters in the White House briefing room on Monday afternoon.
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As these companies struggle to breakeven with depressed oil prices, some analysts are saying a wave of consolidation and bankruptcies could be ahead.
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Visa is set to acquire one of the hottest fintechs on Wall Street, but the hardest work might still be ahead of it.
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Greggs said 2019 profit before tax and one-off items was now likely to be ahead of its previous expectations, without giving any figures.
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The Night King may be behind Team Stark-Targaryen, but, with three long episodes ahead of Thrones, the bloodiest battles may still be ahead.
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To forecast what may be ahead or changing within the next six months, Boss says to examine the individual components per sector and company.
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You can think of it as the answer to the question, how much more would I be ahead if I chose a different path?
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Some analysts did warn choppy trading could be ahead ahead due to uncertainty in India, higher investment spending, slowing growth, and a weaker outlook.
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We don't want to do it, but we can't allow the bad guys to be ahead of us so we must do it first.
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Plus, some other robot vacuums, including the Botvac D6 Connected, don't have this advanced benefit, so you'll be ahead of the smart home game.
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It was May 22nd, voting in Austria's presidential run-off had ceased and the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) candidate seemed to be ahead.
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Devils ride second-period outburst to rout of Sabres BUFFALO, N.Y. — The New Jersey Devils may be ahead of schedule with their rebuilding plan.
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But in a sign that further unrest could be ahead, opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi called for further protests in a statement late on Monday.
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If you think Conner's words suggest romance could be ahead for Poe and Dig, he suggests the story will be more complicated than that.
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He also said the Saudi central bank wanted to be ahead of the curve in employing new financial technology, especially in the payments system.
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And yet, Incredibles 2 still manages to be ahead of the curve, especially in the way that it handles the parenting dynamic between Helen, a.k.a.
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Billionaire value investor Mario Gabelli shared his views on what could be ahead for stocks following the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union.
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Deepfakes — fabricated images, audio, or video that purport to be authentic — represent one area where technology companies will almost certainly be ahead of lawmakers' expertise.
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Large companies and industries, such as finance, that generate a lot of data, tend to be ahead and often build their own AI-enhanced systems.
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AB InBev said it continued to expect strong revenue and core profit growth this year and that revenue per hectolitre would be ahead of inflation.
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AB InBev said it continued to expect strong revenue and core profit growth this year and that revenue per hectoliter would be ahead of inflation.
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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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But one analyst said even if iPhone sales disappoint year over year until the March quarter, good times might be ahead for the technology stock.
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London-listed support services firm DCC rose 8 percent after the company said it expected full-year operating profit to be ahead of market expectations.
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Menant told CNBC last week that bitcoin could get close to $6,000 by the end of the year, but short-term volatility could be ahead.
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He's no longer down at 1 percent, but Harris, Warren, O'Rourke, and Cory Booker have tended to still be ahead of him in recent polls.
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"The economy grows with the market," he said, though admitting that at any given time one may be ahead of the other or visa versa.
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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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Also, Biden and Sanders expected he would trail in delegates by the end of Super Tuesday, but Biden ended the night projected to be ahead.
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"When you look at the underlying political environment in this district, you would expect the Democrat to be ahead," Patrick Murray, the institute's director, said.
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If those sanctions were to constrain Venezuela's oil shipments to the United States, Citgo could be ahead of its competitors in finding new supply sources.
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Boudreau said it would take until the Christmas break for players to adjust to his system, and the progress appears to be ahead of schedule.
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The Steelers might technically be ahead of the Browns in the standings at the moment, their long-term prospects this season feel far more dismal.
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If it feels early for there to be 2020 polling already, it's because it is — but that hasn't stopped speculation about what might be ahead.
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"We expect central banks to be ahead of incoming data ... because of well-known variable transmission lags inherent with monetary policy," Citi said in a note.
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In this exclusive interview, Siegel is joined by Dennis Berman, business editor at The Wall Street Journal, who discusses what could be ahead for the market.
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Powell was putting this out there to suggest a comparable moment might be ahead now, with the link between growth and inflation very much in question.
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Analysts at Bernstein said the strike demonstrated the volatility of the situation at Ryanair and that it showed a long and protracted process may be ahead.
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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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Next up, a new world leader has been chosen in South Korea, and changes could be ahead for how it deals with rival country North Korea.
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GVC also gained 1.3 percent after saying it expects full-year earnings to be ahead of market consensus thanks to strong growth in its online business.
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Worse may be ahead if the UK struggles to agree a new trade deal with the European Union and falls out with its largest trading partner.
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James Joyce was thought to be ahead of his time when "Ulysses" arrived 94 years ago, and perhaps he was even farther ahead than some realized.
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Companies like Facebook should not be allowed to behave like 'digital gangsters' in the online world, considering themselves to be ahead of and beyond the law.
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Companies like Rent the Runway, founded in 2009, and Le Tote, founded 2012, proved to be ahead of the curve at the time of their founding.
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Washington (CNN)The campaign to reclaim Mosul from ISIS might be ahead of schedule -- but that only puts the planning for the day after further behind.
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Rome has crumbled, and we're all shuffling around in the rubble, clawing at the hope that a bright golden age might still be ahead of us.
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He also touched on the drama that could be ahead when asked about a potential "Jed" situation — aka drama surrounding a contestant's romantic past or present.
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"I understand the challenge that would be ahead of me if I were fortunate enough to become a district court judge," he eventually told Mr. Kennedy.
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Rocky times may be ahead, so tune in to the next installment as we learn about ratchet-based antidilution protections and what happens during down-round financings.
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Underlying revenue and adjusted operating profit for AB Sugar for the full year, at both actual and constant currency, were forecast to be ahead of last year.
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That said, given the range of colors that your snot can be, ahead are some ones to look out for next time you reach for a tissue.
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He said while it was good for policymakers to be ahead of the curve in tightening, they should take account of the growing clout of emerging markets.
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Those millions, as well as Dubai's single-minded determination to always be ahead, likely inspired authorities to announce the World Future Sports Games, tentatively scheduled for Dec.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More losses may be ahead for U.S. stocks in the short term, according to an indicator with a fittingly ominous name: the death cross.
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Nate Silver even calculates that if it had been a two-man Trump-Cruz race all along, Cruz would be ahead of Trump in the delegate count.
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Meanwhile, Chanel does not appear to be a frontrunner on the list of wedding dress predictions for Prince Harry's bride-to-be ahead of Saturday's royal nuptials.
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"China is probably going to be ahead of that," the Tesla and SpaceX chief said Saturday, speaking at the National Governors Association meeting in Providence, Rhode Island.
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"The work I put in in the offseason and during spring training and be able to be ahead of the hitters gives me the confidence," Berrios said.
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"We want to be ahead of the news cycle there, so those videos are a little less polished, but they do serve a purpose," Mr. Holloway said.
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Some local agencies have begun planning training to help their staff navigate what could be ahead: interactions with immigration enforcement agents, increasingly anxious clients and final regulations.
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While the benefits of Bic's data collection might still be ahead, a new generation of smart toothbrushes is already vying for a spot in our medicine cabinets.
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"For everyone's safety, because it could be such a big storm ... we want to be ahead of it," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Tuesday.
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" The Post reports, too, that "Church-watchers said some in Rome don't want the US Church to appear to be ahead of other parts of the world.
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That focus on other services is also shared by Go-Jek, the unicorn startup that is widely believed to be ahead of both Uber and Grab in Indonesia.
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Gundlach talked at length about the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell, whose fickle moves have made it difficult to know just where monetary policy will be ahead.
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Clinton may be ahead in a lot of the polls right now but it seems like a pretty significant pattern: If you've won Ohio, you've won the nation.
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"The biggest risk is that we are not enough aware of the developments on a technological level and we have to be ahead on this," she told Reuters.
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Just two weeks after telling investors that the chain will exit as many as 140 locations this year, two Wall Street analysts say more closures may be ahead.
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If heavy goods vehicles were included in addition to light trucks and passenger cars, Volkswagen would still be ahead and Toyota would be in second place, Oakley said.
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Nevertheless, auto companies are investing in companies like Uber "to be ahead of the curve" if they do shake up car ownership down the road, Mr. Brauer said.
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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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A high-resolution stand-alone monitor may also be ahead for Apple, a source told Bloomberg, although the report did not say when that would hit the market.
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I LOOK AT THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE AND WHAT THE INTERNET AND, YOU KNOW, TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHO IS GOING TO BE AHEAD IN TEN YEARS IS DAUNTING.
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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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"With more than half of the year behind us, there's no doubt we will be ahead of the forecasts that were already good to begin with," said Yanez.
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We've got to really always be ahead of the curve," Fauci added, saying that if he was forced to choose, "I'd like to be criticized for being overreactive.
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A future of dwindling work forces, anemic spending, depressed rates of business formation and economic stagnation may be ahead if we ignore the promise of the longevity economy.
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This property has a dedicated beach services website that lets you reserve beachfront cabanas and pick where you want to be ahead of time, so I took advantage.
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Even though the flu season is well underway, the worst could still be ahead, so the CDC advises everyone older than 6 months to get a flu shot.
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Uber's first year as a public company had some setbacks, but brighter days should be ahead in 240, RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney told CNBC on Friday.
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"Early indications are that the group has had a good finish to the year with both profit and, in particular, cash expected to be ahead of expectations," it added.
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In some cases you might be ahead of the market, or looking at a firm that's actually having a market-level impact, in addition to a firm-level impact.
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However, Tyman expects 2017 revenue and profit to be ahead of the previous year, helped by acquisitions of Italian rival Giesse and U.S.-based Bilco and favorable exchange rates.
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"Companies like Facebook should not be allowed to behave like 'digital gangsters' in the online world, considering themselves to be ahead of and beyond the law," the committee wrote.
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But more trouble for the Israeli leader could be ahead at a planned 70-nation, French-hosted conference on Middle East peace due to convene in Paris on Jan.
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This is right next to the door that leads to the final queue, so you'll be ahead of the pack when it comes to getting on the ride. 5.
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In fact, it would make Jon the rightful heir to the Targaryen throne — as the Crown Prince's son, he'd even be ahead of Dany in the line of succession.
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Frank And Oak is already on the list of brands making sustainable denim, but they're proving to be ahead of the curve with a new collection called Circular Denim.
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The stock market has been on a tear this year and more gains may be ahead, according to what some say is the oldest market indicator on Wall Street.
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Jonathan Kendall, president of IIDGR, said synthetic stones were still only a small percentage of global diamond production, but De Beers needed to be ahead of any reputational threat.
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Recently, the Norwegian government—which has helped the country become first-movers on the electric car front—decided that it wanted to be ahead of another kind of curve.
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The Cavaliers are undoubtedly happy to be ahead, but it still seems like a wasted opportunity that they were not able to capitalize more on Golden State's slow start.
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In this respect, historians may be ahead of the curve, preparing society for the hard questions it must ask itself in the 21st century, particularly about what divides us.
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A volatile final day of January could be ahead, as headlines surrounding the impact of the coronavirus continue to emerge and U.S. stock futures point to a lower open.
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Huawei is thought to be ahead of other 5G equipment providers around the world, including European Union companies such as Ericsson and Nokia, in being able to install networks.
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"Companies like Facebook should not be allowed to behave like 'digital gangsters' in the online world, considering themselves to be ahead of and beyond the law," the report said.
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It's not widely accessible, but big newsrooms want to start experimenting with it so that they will be ahead of the curve when it eventually reaches mass consumer adoption.
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With the country's driest spring on record just concluded and another hot, parched summer likely to be ahead, the challenge of keeping Australia hydrated is only becoming more urgent.
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As NPR's Tamara Keith points out, Clinton would still be ahead in the overall delegate count even if the superdelegates from the states Sanders won shifted to his side.
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Jones analyzes politics primarily through the lens of movements, and that's led him to be ahead of the curve in understanding the rise of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
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Distinctions between the two actresses' cases, though, run far deeper, and they offer hints at the legal fight that may be ahead in the nation's largest-ever admissions prosecution.
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The company, which places people in finance, engineering, legal and marketing jobs, said annual pretax profit would be ahead of market expectations, citing strong growth for temporary and permanent jobs.
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On a call with investors, Microsoft CFO Amy Hood revealed the company is expecting "OEM revenue growth should be ahead of the PC market" in Microsoft's Q11 26 fiscal results.
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Trump is likely to be ahead of Cruz in overall delegates awarded, even if the senator beats all expectations from now until the last GOP primaries are held in June.
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London-listed DCC said full-year profit will be ahead of market consensus and announced a deal to buy natural gas retailer Gaz Européen for 110 million euros ($119 million).
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But overall, it looks pretty good even in this stage, and it seems to already be ahead of some of its competition, which will soon include Samsung's secretive Galaxy F.
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EU heavyweights France and Germany are pushing for reforms in various sectors before a summit of EU leaders in June and want Europe to be ahead in new digital technologies.
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He mentioned that he sees the tech sector "broadening out" for even more upside in the future, implying that more record highs could be ahead, thanks to big-cap tech.
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Tools and equipment hire company Speedy Hire rose 7.7 percent to the top of the small-caps index after saying full-year profits were likely to be ahead of expectations.
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Lazada and Alibaba could already be ahead, said Xiaofeng Wang, a senior analyst at research firm Forrester, with their longer experience of local customers, and with logistics and vendor systems.
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Do a quick comparison to make sure you are on track to be ahead of the 90% minimum for the current year or 100% (or 110%) of last year's taxes.
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"Sony has been trying to be ahead, but could face a turning point in a year or two," said Kun Soo Lee, senior principal analyst with IHS Markit in Tokyo.
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As lawmakers in Albany debate raising New York's minimum wage to $15, administrators at New York University said on Thursday that its student workers would be ahead of the curve.
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Sam Bradford isn't a great quarterback, but he's got a bigger arm and takes more risks than Shaun Hill (and Teddy Bridgewater), so more work could be ahead for Rudolph.
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"We want to be ahead of the curve and not behind it," Yellen said at an event at the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy in Ann Arbor.
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Democrats are debating how likable their nominee will need to be ahead of a 22019 presidential race they predict will be the most negative and bruising political campaign in history.
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It's the kind of thing that you used to be ahead of A-1 on the Times and there's still HBO documentary shows about this right now, the "Succession" show.
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There are six key swing states Clinton needs to win to get there, and she still appears to be ahead by at least a few points in all of them.
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Alan Abramowitz, a political scientist at Emory, thinks Democrats will have to be ahead in the "generic ballot" by about 210 points to do so, rather than 299 or 5.
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After a recount, Melinda Katz appears to be ahead in the Democratic primary for Queens district attorney, coming out just 60 votes (of more than 90,000) ahead of opponent Tiffany Cabán.
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Between this and North West's makeup moments, we have lots to watch out with the Kardashian kids, who seem to be ahead of the beauty game even before they've hit puberty.
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Finally, Uber is adding long-trip notifications, which are exactly what they sound like: Before, Uber drivers weren't able to tell how long a ride would be ahead of the pickup.
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Those contests next year will include robotic swimming, running, wrestling and car racing, as well as drone flying, as this city of futuristic skylines yearns to be ahead of the curve.
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While my experience may be drastically different, I've always considered hardcore punk to be ahead of the curve, to be a more enlightened place than many other scenes, not strictly music.
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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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The gaps between teams might be a bit more noticeable, since the ones with the most resources are likely to be ahead in development and therefore faster out of the gate.
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Halma's order intake for the financial year continued to be ahead of revenue and ahead of order intake the same time last year, Chief Executive Andrew Williams said in a statement.
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"We know $12, $13, $14 is coming," Uttz said, adding Shake Shack wanted to be ahead of the curve in boosting wage — and that, so far, morale is up among workers.
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So while Cappelleri thinks that ultimately the chart's pattern shows a rally could be ahead, he says the index won't make new highs until it can hold that key 2,800 level.
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"In this room there are some of the most powerful people in the world, and definitely I'm convinced you know what it means to be ahead of the curve," she added.
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But according to data from Kensho, a machine learning tool used by Wall Street banks and hedge funds to identify potential trades based on market history, a rebound could be ahead.
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Train your mind to always be ahead by anticipating what you will gain in the future if you stick to your game plan versus being uncertain in your decisions and actions.
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Our aim is to be ahead of technological development, to maximize the impact of investment in supercomputers and research and to encourage more A.I. use by the private and public sectors.
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However, it said group revenue is expected to be in line with expectations and adjusted earnings per share to be ahead of forecast due to one-off benefits from lower costs.
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Wells Fargo analyst Jennifer Fritzsche said in a note that both the DirecTV and wireless numbers were a "net positive," and the DirecTV Now additions appeared to be ahead of expectations.
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While advocates say they're excited for the festivities, Pride is also serving as an occasion to reflect on what's been lost, and what may be ahead for the city's queer communities.
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Kael could be ahead of her time (she was an early champion of filmmakers like Brian De Palma and Jonathan Demme), but she was also very much a product of it.
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What we want to is parse through the list on the front end and think about these as sanctions get enacted going forward, we just want to be ahead of the curve.
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"If there were any other normal candidate who was not self-funding, I think Menendez would be ahead by 20 points," said Brigid Harrison, a political science professor at Montclair State University.
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"They build tools software and models to predict abuse where it might happen and make sure we can be inoculated against future issues and be ahead of them when possible," Le says.
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"No one country will be ahead of anyone else everywhere," says Andrew Ng, an AI expert who has worked for Google and Baidu and now runs his own Silicon Valley startup, Landing.ai.
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For now, these regulations don't require banks to begin offering BaaS, so those that choose to do so will be ahead of the curve — and likely see high demand as a result.
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The bank also indicated that further rate hikes will likely be ahead for a total of four rate hikes this year, compared with three rate hikes in the prior 12-month period.
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The Expressionist movement, founded in Germany in the early 20th century by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fritz Bleyl, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, and Erich Heckel, was largely considered to be ahead of its time.
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Boeing is on track for its worst week in two years, and with so much political uncertainty surrounding trade policy, more pain could be ahead, according to one long-time market watcher.
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Mr. Corbyn and Labour have solidified their vote and narrowed the gap with the Conservatives, but the opinion polls have a lot of variance in how far the Conservatives may be ahead.
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Well, the big TV manufacturers think we do, mainly because 43K has gone mainstream and they are looking forward to the next few years to try to be ahead of the competition.
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But the latest sell-off has sent the S&P plunging below the uptrend line "with quite a vengeance," according to Gordon, to the point where he believes more pain could be ahead.
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The company, which places people in finance, engineering, legal and marketing jobs, said on Tuesday that annual pretax profit would be ahead of market expectations, citing strong growth for temporary and permanent jobs.
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It is widely thought to be ahead of Grab and Uber in Indonesia, which is the largest economy in Southeast Asia, a region with more than 600 million consumers and rising internet adoption.
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Uber doesn't provide comparative figures for its business in Southeast Asia, but Grab appears — at this point — to be ahead in a region that is widely seen as nascent but with growth potential.
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"Nobody wants to be ahead of the pack," and risk the types of changes the Fed has had to deal with, from an appreciating currency to renewed volatility in asset markets, Rajan said.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed lower on Tuesday, logging the seventh straight losing session for the mega-cap index, and two experts say the worst could still be ahead for the Dow.
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This is still a decent showing for the GOP -- it's preferable to be ahead than behind -- but they are still behind their pace from 2008, the last year that comparable data is available.
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Pfizer has been lagging the leaders in the immuno-oncology field, but has a large pipeline of such medicines and appears to be ahead in development of an agent that targets 4-1BB.
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In this in-depth conversation, Blanch also discusses what could be ahead for oil, while Samantha Azzarello, global market strategist at JPMorgan Funds, lays out her investment thesis for the upcoming earnings season.
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Sterling had touched $1.5018, its highest since mid-December, in Asian trading ahead of the result after polling firm YouGov said the campaign to keep Britain in the EU appeared to be ahead.
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The campaign and state Republican Party signaled that a legal fight could be ahead, calling into question why some 90,000 early votes in heavily Democratic Durham County were not uploaded until late Tuesday.
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"As a CEO, it's your job to not get into a position where you need to be doing these crazy things...Of course, it's inevitable, you can't be ahead of everything," he said.
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For instance, he noted that housing starts in historical terms are running behind the widely followed National Association of Home Builders sentiment survey But better news may be ahead for the Goldilocks scenario.
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After reporting losses during the first full year of operations, Fusion had projected that its television network would be profitable in 2016 and that its digital operations would be ahead of business plans.
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Good ol' 'Murica may be ahead of China in development, GDP, and political clout, but China just finished building the world's largest radio telescope and is now better-equipped at searching for aliens.
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Even in each following year, when I won't get the welcome bonus, I'll still be ahead by at least $500 — assuming I keep the card — plus whatever I earn in rewards from spending.
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By the time all the ballots are counted, she seems likely to be ahead by more than 2 million votes and more than 1.5 percentage points, according to my Times colleague Nate Cohn.
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They celebrate polls that show her leading Trump by numbers that are dangerously close to the margin of error, when she should be ahead by double digits after his season of ghoulish gaffes.
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"If @njtransit really wants to be a leading example of public transport, they would be ahead of the curve, have AED (and other safety equipment) on board all trains," Twitter user @NMeldrew wrote.
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Embiid's entertainment value might be ahead of his actual productivity at the moment, but it's certainly not ahead of his potential to be a game-changing presence on both ends of the court.
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Two caveats to this poll: (1) the sample size is 600 likely voters around the state and (2) the margin of error is 4 points, meaning that Tester could, in fact, be ahead.
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Gorti said the 5G cycle consisted of several different parts, adding he believed Nokia to be ahead its peers in aspects such as software development, internet of things deployments or fixed wireless access.
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If there were videos of the marching bands who played the Super Bowl halftime show before we let pop stars do it, they would be ahead of The Black Eyed Peas' 2011 performance.
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Countrywide, also in talks to merge with larger rival LSL Property Services, said it expects annual adjusted core earnings to be ahead of expectations but flagged some softening due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Though Mr. Bolsonaro appears to be ahead in the campaign, a poll conducted before the attack showed that his support fell well short of the 50 percent needed to avoid a runoff vote.
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Although Instagram remains a very small player in retail, if the platform disrupts shopping one day, retailers who got blindsided by Amazon years ago want to be ahead of the curve this time.
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If Christensen had to choose a future provider to go with, she said it'd be Amazon's Project Kuiper, even though SpaceX looks to be ahead by a couple years and, currently, 300 satellites.
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"We are looking probably to be ahead of schedule to sign a very big portion of the China deal, and we'll call it phase one but it's a very big portion," Trump said.
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The campaign to keep Britain in the European Union appears to be ahead in Thursday's EU membership referendum, according to polling firm YouGov which surveyed people about how they voted, Sky News reported.
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"I think it just helps to show — it is important, it does make a difference, but it's not like if every state had an open primary then Bernie would be ahead," Abramowitz said.
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A vote to leave would have significant implications for Britain, the EU and the world economy but it is difficult to know exactly what the impact would be ahead of time, the official said.
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By that standard, Samsung would almost certainly be ahead, since it would be allowed to count all its Galaxy phones going back a decade as well, and they've definitely outsold Apple in that time.
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And while Freud's idea of neurosis may no longer apply to our modern understanding of psychology, he did seem to be ahead of his time when it came to certain aspects of the trait.
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White label banking and BaaS technology are no longer brand new technologies in the industry, but firms that get involved now will still be ahead of the curve by the time regulation becomes mainstream.
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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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It's going to be at least a few years before that happens, but you can be ahead of the curve in 2020 by at least knowing what it means and planning for the future.
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Shares of Microsoft also traded on lower-than-average volume last month, which Fitzpatrick thinks is a good sign, Cramer said, and another volatility gauge is showing that a big move could be ahead.
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"We are looking probably to be ahead of schedule to sign a very big portion of the China deal, we'll call it Phase One but it's a very big portion," he told reporters on Monday.
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Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James & Associates, joined CNBC Pro for an exclusive strategy session on the way he develops his investment outlook and his views on what could be ahead for stocks.
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In this extensive strategy session about technical analysis hosted by CNBC's Mike Santoli earlier this week, Yamada runs through charts of the S&P 500 in order to decipher what could be ahead for stocks.
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Cramer failed to see how banks could be ahead of themselves when they are nowhere near where they used to be, especially with the expectation that Trump will ease regulation, there will be rate hikes.
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The fundamentals of the leading sectors of this rally haven't changed much in just a week, but they're perceived to grow strongly from out of nowhere and it'll be ahead of short-term inflation forecasts.
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"That was the first piece of tech for Shuri, so when we were developing all the other tech, it had to sort of be ahead of that or at least on that level," explained Beachler.
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The travails of Switzerland exemplify the tough and frustrating battle that could be ahead for Britain to prolong banks' ability to serve the entire EU from London - commonly referred to as passporting rights - after Brexit.
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The strong stock market performance to start 2019 has yet to lure most investors back in from the sideline, implying that more gains could be ahead, according to a closely followed survey of professional investors.
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"Typically, this record would put you in a spot where you'd be ahead of everybody else," General Manager Brian Cashman said of his Yankees team after the trade deadline came and went on Tuesday afternoon.
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When Adonis and Bianca await the results of a test for their newborn daughter, Jordan displays anxiety, fear and an overwhelming sense of sadness at the recognition of what may be ahead for his family.
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The Select Committee for the Modernization was convened to modernize Congress, and I believe we have a perfect opportunity to be ahead of the curve for once by using secure, pre-existing technology and resources.
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Again, she still appears to be ahead in most of these states, and the swing state math still looks very challenging for Trump, so it's not time for Democrats to press the panic button just yet.
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While Constellation's stock has dropped since its investment in Canopy, Cramer said that right now, the alcohol giant seems to be ahead of other consumer-facing companies that are starting to wade into the cannabis industry.
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Since the news broke, the notably private actress has posted just a few cute bump shots to social media — and has given a few snippets of detail about her baby-to-be ahead of the birth.
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Although West Virginia may be ahead of most states when it comes to election security, the training the county clerks received this week during open-press sessions at the Holiday Inn covered largely the cybersecurity basics.
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SocGen's Bini Smaghi suggested that European lenders had already restructured and adapted to a low-rate environment and would be ahead of their U.S. peers if the Fed did indeed decide to drop its benchmark rate.
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But Goose swallowing it and barfing it back into Fury's hands (metaphorically, thank goodness) puts it back with S.H.I.E.L.D. in the 1990s, where it needed to be ahead of the action in The Avengers in 2012.
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Though the full extent of the destruction is hard to tell, Steve Brantley, the deputy scientist-in-charge at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, told residents late Tuesday the worst may still be ahead.
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US WARSHIPS SAIL NEAR DISPUTED ISLANDS IN SOUTH CHINA SEA, OFFICIALS SAY Another naval conformation may be ahead on the horizon, as the U.S. is considering sending a warship through the Taiwan Strait, Reuters reported Tuesday .
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Further hiccups may be ahead: China expects to lay off as many as 6 million state workers over the next few years to curb overcapacity in the industrial sector, Reuters reported earlier this month, citing sources.
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Trade uncertainty, weak business investment, and sluggish growth abroad are all likely to top Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's list when he explains why the Fed is cutting rates, and why more rate cuts may be ahead.
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To survivors of past attacks, the shooting in Virginia — perpetrated by a 66-year-old former Sanders supporter who expressed rage over Mr. Trump's presidency — came as a sign that the worst might still be ahead.
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It is quite possible that Trump will be ahead on election night in a swing state like Pennsylvania only to see his lead evaporate over the days after election day, as new absentee ballots are counted.
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Still, "risk-neutral is an excellent spot to be ahead of the weekend as there is a ton of headline risk that could upset the apple cart," said Stephen Innes chief Asia market strategist at AxiTrader.
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Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said the worst might still be ahead, with temperatures forecast to rise into the 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) in coming days and no meaningful rainfall expected until late January.
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Wulfraat noted that the CEO of CNS, Rich Cohen, has put his move in kill-or-be-killed terms: If he didn't invest in this type of automation, a competitor would, and within five years be ahead.
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DAVOS/LONDON (Reuters) - Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk, the world's top insulin supplier, expects to be ahead of the pack now nuclear sanctions are lifted in Iran, thanks to a continuous presence and a pre-emptive investment plan.
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"It's a special feeling to be ahead of her; I'm just super excited — I can't wait to compete, be on the same team with her in Fed Cup," Kenin said in the build-up to the tie.
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Isle of Man-based GVC, which has licences in more than 20 countries, had earlier said it expects full-year underlying core earnings to be ahead of market consensus, boosted by strong growth in its online business.
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The lack of women performers — there were seven total, three of whom were doing a tribute to Anita Baker, in comparison to 14 male performers — was another missed opportunity to really to be ahead of the curve.
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Furthermore, utilities stocks look to be bouncing up from a 50 percent retracement of a previous gain of 63 percent from the end of last year to this past summer, implying that more upsides could be ahead.
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Bostrom looks at historical developments to imagine how the proliferation of some of those technologies might have gone differently if they'd been less expensive, and describes some reasons to think such dangerous future technologies might be ahead.
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When in July she announced a pause in the approval process for Hinkley Point C, a proposed nuclear power station due to be part-financed by China, it looked as if another U-turn might be ahead.
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"It'll be so much easier," said one Sanders source close to the campaign, who added that even if Sanders loses 22019 percent of his 2016 supporters to other candidates, he'll still be ahead of the 2020 pack.
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The company, which supplies water across the UK's Midlands, said full-year ODI would be ahead of its previous guidance of 15 million pounds ($18 million), but said there were two unpredictable winter months still to come.
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If Whiteside is unable to progress into being a franchise player, and Chris Bosh is not able to make a full recovery from his blood clotting issues, dark days could be ahead for the three-time champions.
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The nonprofit Milken Institute's Best Cities for Successful Living report, found several cities to be ahead of the curve, including smaller cities like Iowa City, and Sioux Falls, S.D., and larger ones like Boston and New York.
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While not many traders were tying the two moves, the markets will be watching those yields again Wednesday, with concern that the volatile year-end streak higher is a sign of what could be ahead for 2018.
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What happened in Oregon was a terrible indicator of what might be ahead for many states, she said, adding that the democratic process was at risk if agendas could be shut down by one party simply leaving.
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But as long as we maintain a certain modicum of success and it's something we're proud of, there's going to be other ancillary values that come out of this and I want to be ahead of that.
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David Blitzer, chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, spoke at length with CNBC's Mike Santoli about passive investing, how to value the market and what may be ahead under President-elect Donald Trump.
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Jim O'Neill, the former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management who coined the term "BRIC," shared his views on what could be ahead for the global economy in the wake of the surprise presidential victory by Donald Trump.
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In this panel discussion, Bernstein was joined by Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, and Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management, who also weigh in on what could be ahead for the market.
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Some U.S. executives may even be ahead of the curve, Cramer said, citing PPG's hard-fought push for a $26 billion deal with Dutch chemical company Akzo Nobel and Kraft Heinz's $143 billion proposal to merge with Unilever.
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"The RBNZ appears to be ahead of other G10 central banks in shifting to a more dovish policy stance, and this adjustment should continue to keep the kiwi under downward pressure in the near-term," MUFG analysts wrote.
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Meantime, Ashtead Group rose over 5 percent, after the industrial equipment rental firm said in its latest earnings report that it expected full-year results to be ahead of its expectations, on the back of a weaker pound.
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Modest gains appear to be ahead for Wall Street at the Wednesday open, following a mixed session that saw the Dow post a third straight day of losses but also finished with the Nasdaq at a record high.
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"Radiohead appeared to be ahead of the curve, forecasting the paranoia, media-driven insanity, and omnipresent sense of impending doom that's subsequently come to characterize everyday life in the 21st century," Steven Hyden wrote for the AV Club.
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While the fintech fans among advisors tend to be ahead of the curve in terms of implementing the newest options, it's also possible to get too wrapped up in making improvements, said Casciaro, the FPA's New Jersey chapter president.
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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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VIX closed at its highest level since late June, while the S&P 500 index closed below its 50-day moving average for the first time also in about two months, a sign that further weakness may be ahead.
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Isle of Man-based GVC, which owns game brands such as partypoker and Foxy Bingo, had earlier said it expects full-year underlying core earnings to be ahead of market consensus, boosted by strong growth in its online business.
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GVC, which offers sports betting, casino, poker and bingo and has licenses in more than 6773 countries, said it expects full-year underlying core earnings to be ahead of market consensus, boosted by strong growth in its online business.
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In a sign of what might be ahead, Japan's JERA - the biggest single importer of LNG - and France's Total SA are set to strike its first deal soon with flexible volumes that are based on Asia LNG spot prices.
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Having worked on self-driving cars since 2009 and with 5 million miles (8 million km) driven on public roads under its belt, Waymo is generally considered to be ahead of rivals in the development of autonomous vehicle technology.
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If you like to be ahead of the curve, you enjoy having a good speaker at home, you own lots of smart home devices already, and you don't mind some of the trade-offs; you'll love these smart speakers.
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"We don't have a medication; we don't have a vaccine," Dr. Mark Rupp, the chief of infectious disease, told dozens of hospital workers who had gathered this month for a meeting to prepare for what might now be ahead.
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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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Oculus Story Studio has always looked to do more than create beautiful stuff, the work they have done in VR has always seemed to be ahead of the curve and particularly apt at predicting trends that would disperse across VR creation.
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After a thrilling Queen's final against Cilic in which he saved a match point before clinching a final set tiebreak 10-8, Lopez clearly believes his best Wimbledon run might still be ahead of him, possibly in the next few weeks.
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When there's no certainty of a proposal coming your way or of a relationship being the one true one among the stack of the Bachelor's other relationships, it's only natural to think of what else could be ahead for you.
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Urban Outfitters — Urban Outfitters was added to the "Franchise Picks" list at Jefferies, which said the apparel retailer appears to be ahead of the curve on several trends in the industry including a "retro" trend popularizing fashions from the '90s.
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By the time he lands on a Daily Double tile, Holzhauer is usually so far ahead of the other contestants he can wager enormous amounts of money, knowing he'd still be ahead if he loses the bet (he usually doesn't lose).
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In this exclusive interview with CNBC, the technical analyst is joined by Phil Camporeale, asset allocation strategist at JPMorgan, to discuss what could be ahead for the market in regard to the election, volatility, rates, technical levels and the British pound.
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Photo by Camilla Saufley It's been a long time since we got a chance to wrap our eardrums around a full-length album from Earthless, San Diego's reigning kings of psychedelic fuzz rock, but better times seem to be ahead.
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"I really do believe that if we pull together, if we act like the United States of America, America's best years can still be ahead of us," Clinton told congregants at Greater Imani Cathedral of Faith in Memphis on Sunday.
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"With the benefit of weaker sterling, we expect full year results to be ahead of our expectations and the board continues to look to the medium term with confidence," Ashtead said in a statement, without giving details of its expectations.
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I think we're in a really interesting point as a country and in the world, which is that the tools may to some extent be ahead of where we are in terms of regulation, and in terms of ... The psyche, really.
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But we are a place that you can go and very quickly learn what you need to know to make smarter decisions, to be ahead of your competition, or just to know what's happening in this world we care about.
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Carlsen seemed to be ahead on the board and had more time on his clock to ponder his remaining actions, but nonetheless he offered a draw after only 31 moves, a tepid ending to the main part of the match.
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And the notion that someone else will be ahead of us in line, screening those people, and not letting us screen who we want to come work for us, is just going to make it harder for us to compete.
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The index had gained early after polling firm YouGov said the campaign to keep Britain in the EU appeared to be ahead, but the Nikkei reversed course when the "leave" camp began to take frequent leads in the vote count.
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" UPASNA BHARDWAJ, SENIOR ECONOMIST, KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK, MUMBAI "It is a surprise, but having said that I think the RBI has preferred to stay cautious because inflation numbers in the near-term seem to be ahead of its medium target.
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"That means social media won't be ahead of the action in any time zone, and as a result, none of our viewers will have to wait for anything," Jim Bell, president for NBC Olympics production and programming, said in a statement.
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It is anticipated that sales in second half will be ahead of prior year period by 77% * given strong sales in final two months of year, board anticipates that outcome for full year will be comfortably ahead of its expectations.
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The government has cut its forecast for 2017 to around 3.4 percent from 3.9 percent, however, and warned that worse could be ahead if Britain strikes an unfavourable post-Brexit deal with the EU. (Reporting by Padraic Halpin; Editing by Catherine Evans)
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With no academic or theoretical work around on when was the right time to raise interest rates after QE, Koo said that if the Fed had a choice to raise rates too early or too late, they'd rather be ahead of the curve.
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Perry Warjiyo, the newly minted governor of Bank Indonesia, said the additional meeting wasn't an "emergency" but there's a need to be ahead of the curve given that the Federal Reserve is scheduled to review its policy on June 12 and 13.
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He says hospitals are starting to change the way they have traditionally billed, by trying to prepare patients for what their out of pocket costs will be ahead of treatment, and working out flexible payment plans to allow patients to pay over time.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp said a new venture would be investing more than $2.8 billion to develop automated-driving software - the latest salvo in an increasingly frenetic battle to be ahead in a sector hit by a slew of disruptive technologies.
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"I haven't had to do a deep dive ... and I understand, and I appreciate this line of questioning, I understand the challenge that would be ahead of me if I were fortunate enough to be named a district court judge," he said.
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Citigroup analysts, specifically, think the central bank policymakers should be more attuned to what could be ahead for the economy, namely much more aggressive fiscal policies under President-elect Donald Trump that will drive inflation and require the Fed to play catch-up on rates.
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"It's all about the motto, innovate or die—you need to be continuously innovating and be ahead of the trends," said Niels de Boer, Program Director at the Centre of Excellence for Autonomous Vehicles, a local university-run testing hub for self-driving cars.
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A friend recently found out she's pregnant, so I find a cute mom-to-be card, a birthday card for my cousin, a card for a friend's birthday (I'm trying to be ahead of things), and a "miss you card" for a BFF from home.
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But the earlier you vote, the more likely it is you'll be ahead of the news, such as FBI Director James Comey's announcement his agency is continuing its investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server thanks to new emails found on disgraced congressman Anthony Weiner's laptop.
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"We believe this is a unique selling point and we cannot be ahead if we appoint a camera manufacturer to be our lead developer," Zetsche said, in a thinly veiled swipe at rival BMW , which recently announced a development partnership for autonomous cars with Mobileye.
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That has left aides feeling discouraged over their efforts to get out a more comprehensive message about what needs to be done to prepare the public for likely hardships and major changes to their daily lives that could be ahead, said one White House official.
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"While we might not be ahead of the curve yet, we are not sitting on our bottoms doing nothing," Ms. Lagarde said during a news conference on Thursday, noting that the bank's employee pension fund is shifting investment to companies with lower carbon dioxide emissions.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg could be ahead in the state, depending on the polling you believe, and with the race that close, a standout performance on Tuesday night could tip the scales to the eventual victor.
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I give Major League Baseball and the players association credit for doing their part in, several years ago, trying to be ahead of this and putting disciplinary action in place, hopefully being part of the solution to what is a problem in our society.
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Dates for Pompeo's visit have not been officially announced but media said it could be ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first meeting with Trump in more than two years, on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Japan, on June 28 and 29.
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"I know with all my heart that our best years could be ahead of us, but that requires us to reject the kind of demagoguery and insults that we're hearing too much of in our political life right now," she told supporters in downtown Columbia Friday.
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A review of her best red carpet looks makes all of this seem so obvious now — but we've learned our lesson and are ready to take notes, because if we want to be ahead of the beauty curve, all we have to do is follow Kristen's lead.
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If "2023 for 38" John Kasich was running against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, he'd be ahead, too.
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The president&aposs legal team is also saying tonight, this is a good faith attempt to try and meet the special counsel part of the way, and wrap up this investigation, as you say, by September first important, because that would be ahead of the midterms.
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Truex then pointed to his own career as an example of what could be ahead next season, when Bowyer moves to the retiring Tony Stewart's ride at Stewart-Haas Racing: Sometimes career rebirth can be as simple as a new team logo on the fire suit.
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For their part, the Russians claim to be ahead of China and the United States in developing offensive hypersonic systems, which include the RS-28503 Sarmat, equipped with hypersonic multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles (MIRVs), the Kinzal air-launched ballistic missile, and the Zircon anti-ship missile.
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While other tech firms, many automakers, some auto suppliers, as well as Uber and Lyft are also developing self-driving vehicles, Waymo is considered to be ahead of others when it comes to taking the driver out of car and having it operate safely on public roads.
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"The whole idea [in sharing mobile data with governments] is to be ahead of the curve," said Frederic Pivetta, the founder of Dalberg, a data analytics firm that has been contracted by the Belgian government to use telecom data to map the spread of the coronavirus.
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And I give Major League Baseball and the Players Association credit for doing their part several years ago trying to be ahead of this, and putting disciplinary action in place to hopefully be a part of the solution to what is a problem in our society.
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Also noteworthy, 20 percent of owners with reservations are "unsure" if they will actually buy the car, and another 7 percent said they are "unlikely" or "very unlikely" to do so, suggesting a "haircut" to Tesla's current deposit total of more than 843,000 could be ahead.
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In a moment on tonight&aposs angle, I am going to spell out why the GOP has leapt ahead of the Democrats in the polls and Newt Gingrich will tell us what the GOP must do keep this momentum going and avoid the pitfalls that may be ahead.
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Alongside this ambition to cast a huge global net, there will be a new chief scientist role, reflecting the WHO's determination to be ahead of the curve on frontier technologies such as gene editing, and to ensure its member countries are first to benefit from research and innovation.
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At the very beginning, Google had a whole ambitious plan to sidestep carriers and sell its smartphone direct to consumers via an online portal — a business plan that has worked out very well for subsequent companies like OnePlus — but Google's ambitions seemed to be ahead of their time.
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If you thought that Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer were pretty ruthless with axing beloved characters like Barb (Shannon Purser), you have no idea the darkness that could have been unleashed on the Netflix show's most iconic character...and what darkness could still be ahead for her.
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Democratic senators signal the process to replace Kennedy might not be as easy as Republican leadership hope for it to be ahead of a midterm where a third of the Senate is up for re-election, though what specific steps they can take to halt the nomination remain unclear.
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"We only have about a year to figure it out, maybe a little bit less, because Congress is going to make a decision next year about how the Army and Navy [are] going to be treated, and we need to try to be ahead of that," Hyten said.
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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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He spoke to The New York Times from Copenhagen — where he is laying low with a newborn baby and said he hasn't seen the show ("I'm sort of staying away from it") — about getting in the ring with Mr. Cox and what might be ahead for Kendall in Season 2.
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Sanders at one point ticked through a list of votes Biden had cast on trade, authorizing military action in Iraq, freezing entitlement spending to address the deficit and gay marriage to cast himself as the candidate liberals could trust to be ahead of the curve and to do the right thing.
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London, not for the first time, shows itself to be ahead of the curve; the same is true of the Texas-born writer Mary Laws, whose wickedly funny and violent "Blueberry Toast" was just presented to bracing effect at the Soho Theater but has yet to be produced in New York.
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But paradoxically, at the same time as it was retro, the gun club seemed to me to be ahead of the curve of history, as much at the strategic vanguard of the national Black Lives Matter movement as Lowndes County, Alabama, or Monroe, North Carolina, were to earlier eras of black activism.
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Her judo career has far surpassed Rousey's at this point, and she realizes those skills would give her some advantages in the Octagon, but she's spent her entire life dedicated to one specific martial art and she's well aware of the steep learning curve that would be ahead of her if she made the transition.
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"Some of the optimism has to do with earnings and some of it might be ahead of the State of the Union address tonight in which Trump is expected to talk in unity, rather than divisiveness over his border wall," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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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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"The tribes feel it was important to file first, to be ahead of the line, to make it very clear that this is not just a conservation issue," said Natalie Landreth, a senior staff attorney at the Native American Rights Fund, a group representing the Hopi, Zuni and Ute Mountain Ute in the lawsuit.
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Broadcom and Qualcomm's combined market cap could be ahead of Intel's $244 billion valuation, and if Broadcom were to sell off 5G assets to Huawei (a major point of contention here that is definitely not final), then Intel might have to compete with a deeply-resourced Huawei, a battle it would likely not win.
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"Rate normalization in the U.S. has been the major theme across fixed income markets in 2018 ... Higher rates now may be ahead globally, as both the ECB and the BOJ appear poised to begin tightening sometime in 2019 or 2020, albeit at a very slow pace," he said in an accompanying research note earlier this month.
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"I am very confident, not just hopeful, I am confident that if we start working together again, if we remembered we are the United States of America, if we reject the demagoguery, the prejudice, the paranoia, the mean spiritedness we hear in our public political discourse ... America's best days can still be ahead of us," Clinton added.
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"Apple, Intel — they change their whole business model to be able to deal with the tariffs and trade wars as well as to be ahead of the innovation, and then you have companies like J.P. Morgan in the financial sector — still trading at 12 times earnings with a really good dividend yield in these interest rates environments," Bapis said.
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I was never good at herding cattle, but writing is a way of herding words and rare books a way of herding books, and I suspect by my constant driving around the country I'm practicing a form of trail-driving, driving whatever happens to be ahead of me, the cars and the trucks, rather than cattle.
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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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"The favorable environment is keeping the Democrat slightly ahead, but given the tendency in Virginia to vote against the sitting presidential party in gubernatorial elections and Trump's poor approval rating, Northam should probably be ahead by a little more," said Geoffrey Skelley, who keeps tabs on the state's politics at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
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Police use-of-force is not included on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's leading cause of deaths charts, but per the study's data, but the cause of death would be ahead of "The inequality is not surprising," Frank Edwards, the study's lead author and an assistant professor in the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University-Newark, said in the release.
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At home and abroad, on Twitter, at campaign rallies, in interviews and even from the White House lawn, Trump spent an inordinate amount of time deriding Biden and insisting that the former vice president could not be ahead of him in polls — despite the fact that Biden has led the president in general election matchups in every major poll conducted in 2019.
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But it has trimmed its outlook for 2017 to 3.4 percent from 3.9 percent and warned that worse could be ahead if Britain strikes an unfavourable post-Brexit deal with the EU. KBC chief economist Austin Hughes said that the extent of the damage to sentiment in Ireland should be limited in the near term as the early impact will hit external trade and investment, not household spending.
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"Companies like Facebook should not be allowed to behave like 'digital gangsters' in the online world, considering themselves to be ahead of and beyond the law," the DCMS committee writes, going on to urge the government to investigate whether Facebook specifically has been involved in any anti-competitive practices and conduct a review of its business practices towards other developers "to decide whether Facebook is unfairly using its dominant market position in social media to decide which businesses should succeed or fail".
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NFL insider says the Titans and the Raiders both might be ahead of the Patriots in the race to sign Tom BradyThe NFL's most mystifying backup quarterback would love stick with the Saints for at least one more seasonA former No. 1 NFL pick advised LSU QB Joe Burrow to force a draft trade to avoid joining a 'bottom-feeder team'I went to the New York Guardians' first game to see if the XFL is the future of football'I know we got time left!
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From Natasha Lomas' comprehensive article in TechCrunch: "Companies like Facebook should not be allowed to behave like 'digital gangsters' in the online world, considering themselves to be ahead of and beyond the law," the DCMS committee writes, going on to urge the government to investigate whether Facebook specifically has been involved in any anti-competitive practices and conduct a review of its business practices towards other developers "to decide whether Facebook is unfairly using its dominant market position in social media to decide which businesses should succeed or fail".
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