That day of judgment, however, may be approaching with inconvenient speed.
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The death panel myth may finally be approaching its death knell.
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At 42 years old, Tom Brady could be approaching a new era.
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The same hot debates may be approaching Marvel fandom at light speed.
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I think we might be approaching another one of those moments now.
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Some on the religious right sense that their moment may be approaching.
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She will be approaching fundraising a little differently than her opponents, though.
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It is difficult to imagine that we could be approaching a conflict zone.
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Two arresting new documentaries suggest Russia may be approaching another such inflection-point.
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In hedge fund speak, that means that Renaissance could be approaching market neutrality.
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Stars are still being born, but the universe seems to be approaching senescence.
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"We may be approaching what it's like in the U.S. and the U.K."
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The end of the Tom Brady era in New England appears to be approaching.
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" These are nations that "may be approaching important turning points in their democratic trajectory.
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It also may be approaching a tipping point, where new apartment towers outnumber galleries.
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It occurred to me that Foos might be approaching something like a mental breakdown.
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We may be approaching the third* presidential impeachment effort of the past half century.
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But Britain may now be approaching such a moment whether it likes it or not.
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But there is also the sense that the ride appears to be approaching its end.
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Yet economic indicators in chart after chart show a slowdown (or worse) may be approaching.
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A compassionate view might be approaching the desire to eat pizza in a nonjudgmental way.
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Instead, the evidence revealed that he was facing Wilson, and even appeared to be approaching him.
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The crust could be approaching a state where new injections of magma will lead to eruption.
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We may be approaching the release of Sony's next PlayStation, but the PS4 isn't going anywhere.
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The final days of summer may be approaching, but when it comes to nailing seasonal dressing?
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SMITH: WELL, YOU KNOW, THEY SEEM TO BE APPROACHING IT THAT WAY, BUT YOU DON'T KNOW.
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The rally comes after days of mounting fears that the country could be approaching economic downturn.
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With today's digital revolution, it would seem that they should be approaching the cost of eyeglasses.
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Now Mr. Hatch and his fellow lawmakers may be approaching a harsher and more consequential test.
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The accelerating pace of events suggests that Britain's Brexit nightmare may finally be approaching an endgame.
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How do you think we should be approaching learning about serial killers with care to the victims?
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Prince Philip may be approaching his official retirement, but he's not showing any signs of slowing down.
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This problem has troubled physics for the past half-century, but it may now be approaching resolution.
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But by late Sunday or Monday the dangerous storm should be approaching Jamaica, Haiti and eastern Cuba.
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And he had a lot to say about how our country should be approaching deep space living.
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Around that time we should be approaching today's high of 2135 – with plenty of sunshine to boot.
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Senate Democrats will be approaching this meeting with the goal of making an impact, the source said.
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In the year 19963, Rae Sremmurd will be approaching their 40s and Donald Trump will be dead.
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The same-sex marriage survey shows how conservatives may be approaching the moment when these strands unravel.
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She moved cautiously toward raising interest rates even though the economy seemed to be approaching full employment.
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So no matter who you have on the court, that's the way we should be approaching it.
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"We may be approaching peak earnings growth sometime this year, but certainly not peak earnings," he said.
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We may be approaching peak craze with the latest Instagram trend, however: Stranger Things-inspired nail art.
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"Lukoil works in the global market, of course, our partners will be approaching deals more carefully," said Alekperov.
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Tesla's stock has seen a turnaround as it seems to be approaching its goals for delivery and production.
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Brace yourself: A new era may be approaching in which tech gazillionaires own the town you live in.
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And while you are thinking up some very unusual ideas, you'll also be approaching the world very seriously.
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And that's where we still don't know how Tesla is going to be approaching that part of it.
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Financial regulators in Canada seem to be approaching oversight of the cryptoasset sector from an investor protection angle.
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Fluctuations last week in markets have prompted concerns that an economic slowdown or even recession may be approaching.
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You'll be approaching the world in a dry, practical manner today, with the Moon in Earth sign Taurus.
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Up to this point, the Trump administration seemed to be approaching that renegotiation in a strikingly modest fashion.
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Harrowing video footage from Italy's hospitals show the scale of the crisis that could soon be approaching Britain.
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TikTok, the explosively popular Chinese social media platform, may be approaching the upper limits of its global popularity.
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At least two other candidates in the moderate category appear to be approaching the ends of their roads.
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That, he said, suggested she "would not be approaching her review of allegations concerning our country objectively or comprehensively".
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HP's not the first to attempt such a thing — in fact, we might actually be approaching a trend here.
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Victoria just got started, but she already seems to be approaching the reality TV game differently than Demi did.
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As summer winds down, those in the U.S. home buying market may be approaching the best week to buy.
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If the recent wave of damning headlines is any indication, YouTube's time in the hot seat may finally be approaching.
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However, as yesterday's session notes, the company appears to be approaching the issue of misinformation without much of that nuance.
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Today, the Moon is in chill Air sign Aquarius, so you'll be approaching the world in a very logical way.
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During the last contact, the lander appeared to be approaching a landing site about one kilometer downrange of its target.
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But because Dorian will be approaching, the game has been moved to FSU's normal home field in Tallahassee, further inland.
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By the end of this season, Lundqvist should be approaching Esposito's 423 wins, which are eighth on the career list.
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Outside of Kelly and Bossert, the Trump administration will be approaching Harvey with new or temporary leaders in key positions.
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Collins said the stock, which trades at roughly $8003 a share, seems to be approaching its $205 ceiling of resistance.
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This might be approaching Zen koan territory, but isn't wanting the lightning bolt the main impediment to experiencing the lightning bolt?
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This suggests traders are taking profits on the outsized gains, and we may be approaching the limits to the current rally.
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The combined impeachment deliberations and the coverage of the Democratic primaries seem to be approaching "political overload" for some of us.
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The time may be approaching when he will have to choose between the two camps, a decision that carries decided risks.
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The accelerating pace of events suggests that Britain's Brexit nightmare may finally be approaching an endgame after years of paralysis. Lost?
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If Pale Male is alive, he would be approaching his 26th birthday — near a record for a wild red-tailed hawk.
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Analysts suggested the currency fell overall because Powell's speech suggested the central bank may be approaching its neutral federal funds rate.
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"The BOJ may be approaching a stage where it needs to review its price target" and its ultra-easy policy, he said.
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The accelerating destruction of the Amazon forest, which researchers fear may be approaching a point of no return, is of particular concern.
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The election is some 33 days away, but depending on where you live, the registration deadline may be approaching very, very quickly.
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The physicians who are still like that—I go around lecturing telling them how they should be approaching this as a subject.
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Each figure stares into the distance, straining to make out which of the buses routinely promised by the sign might be approaching.
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We seem to be approaching something of a punditry consensus that Hillary Clinton bested Donald Trump at their first debate on Monday night.
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U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati was part of the federation's negotiating team, another sign that the talks could be approaching a critical moment.
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As unemployment dropped to a 50-year low and wages gradually climbed, officials thought that the labor market must be approaching full employment.
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By 2021 the company could be approaching an Apple-like $100 billion in cash, and unlike Apple, Facebook has no long-term debt.
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The Venezuelan Society of Public Health, a well-regarded medical NGO, estimates that the number of infections may be approaching half a million.
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It's just the latest sign that American retail appears to be approaching a mind-bending singularity in which online and old-school shopping collide.
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And that's the queasy theme which, with this episode, seems to be approaching a crescendo: The truth with set you free, but not protected.
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An impoverished quality of debate that frequently and increasingly appears to be approaching something resembling mass hysteria as trolls are delivered dining on-demand.
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While those disputes may be approaching, Wednesday's gun vote will reveal a degree of consensus among Democrats on social issues unimaginable in earlier decades.
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If it doesn't get drought relief, Sydney could be approaching a "Day Zero" when it runs out of water in the next few years.
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We appear to be approaching a time when, even for middle-class students, the economic benefit of a college degree will begin to dim.
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If you don't come to God through faith in what Christ has done, you would be approaching on the basis of your own goodness.
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Still, Volvo seems to be approaching the autonomous driving space from multiple fronts, and Autoliv's active safety experience does likely make them a good partner.
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Though the participation rate dropped slightly, to 62.9 percent, down from 63 percent in March, many economists believe the U.S. may be approaching full employment.
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But he went on to warn that "some appear to be approaching the limits of what is possible given apparent geological, geographic or scale constraints".
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"OPEC appears to be approaching the limits of its ability to jawbone oil higher without something concrete to put on the table," OANDA's Halley said.
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Since ISIS's losses of 2628% of its Iraqi territory over the past two years, we may be approaching the end of the war on ISIS.
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But the real economic recovery may only be in its infancy, and, if recent history is any guide, it could be approaching a delicate moment.
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By the time I'm 35, I hope to be approaching $200,000 in my portfolio and have it invested 80% in stocks and 20% in bonds.
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This is simply not the way that we should be approaching an important and complex issue that must be handled thoughtfully and fairly for all Americans.
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According to sources who spoke to CNBC, Washington and Beijing appear to be approaching the finish line on trade negotiations that could end later this month.
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The Mueller investigation will soon be approaching the "red line" bordering the territory that the President so desperately wishes to shield from public and prosecutorial scrutiny.
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In 21625, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated that there were approximately 2900,220006 compact migrants in the U.S. That number now is estimated to be approaching 2202,2628.
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Prime subscribers are incredibly valuable to Amazon because they're estimated to spend more than nonsubscribers, but the subscription may be approaching saturation in the US market.
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We may be approaching the official start of fall, but consumer demand for hard seltzer — the unofficial drink of summer — is showing no signs of stopping.
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Philpott gave no firm details on the bill itself, but she said that the Liberals will be approaching legalization from a scientific and evidence-based perspective.
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In that regard, it seems to be approaching the hotness of expected goals, or xG, the most buzzed-about advanced stat of the last few years.
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But they have competing interests, which are growing even as the fight against ISIS seems to be going well and indeed may be approaching the endgame.
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Op-Ed Contributor BEIRUT — Mosul is back in the Iraqi government's hands and the war against the Islamic State seems to finally be approaching its end.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Multiple outbreaks of the novel coronavirus outside of mainland China have continued to worsen, as experts warn we may be approaching pandemic levels.
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That was kind of interesting for five years, since I just witnessed it, but I think we might be approaching a sort of social media implosion.
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Stock watcher Art Cashin said Tuesday the market is churning in a narrow band of resistance, one day after warning stock gains could be approaching stall speed.
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Still, as renewable sources like wind power continue to rise in terms of electricity production in the UK, a largely coal-free future seems to be approaching.
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We recently released the Autonomous Vehicle Policy that lays out where all these different players belong and how the federal government will be approaching this long-term.
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"If you had asked somebody at the start of the administration if we would be approaching this sort of marker, they would have been shocked," Garg continued.
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But we may be approaching the limits of what scientific innovation can do to combat heart disease, at least to the degree we have come to expect.
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Stephan Kloos, a medical anthropologist at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna, said his preliminary calculations suggested that the industry's value could be approaching $1 billion.
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We may be approaching a limit to how far banks and pharmaceuticals, for example, can go without specific legislation on a stimulus program (how big?), regulations (repeal Obamacare?
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But some seven years after the last recession ended, economists are keeping an eagle eye on the latest data looking for signs that another downturn may be approaching.
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But since joining the Fed, Quarles has been among the more optimistic that the U.S. may be approaching an era of faster underlying growth, driven by rising productivity.
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In addition, Hurricane Irma will be approaching southern Florida from the south, rather than the east, which will cause a potentially higher storm surge to batter the facility.
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One is its own nuclear aspirations: North Korea has been building an experimental light-water nuclear reactor, which may be similar to India's and be approaching start-up.
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"The quickly devolving situation in Venezuela appears to be approaching some type of tipping point," Helima Croft, RBC's global head of commodity strategy, wrote to clients on Wednesday.
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The company also reiterated December guidance for full-year revenues to be up around 70% and for earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation to be approaching breakeven.
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My days of fact-checking are over, and I won't be approaching the differences between the book and movie versions of Call Me By Your Name with such bitterness.
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Analysts expect Victor to avoid big gambles as he takes the helm, buttressed by veteran executives including Canning Fok and Frank Sixt, though they too may be approaching retirement.
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Amidst a cultural moment of public reckoning with sexual assault and many discussions on what sex shouldn't look like, Broadly wanted to know how we should be approaching sex.
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They might all be approaching different stages of middle-age, but before the jobs and mortgages and all the other underwhelming milestones of adult life, there was NHL '94.
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I think there are the skills out there, and the willing, but it would be difficult to get it right, as people would be approaching it from different angles.
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According to a 225 article in Nature, we could be approaching a sudden, irreversible, catastrophic collapse of the global ecosystem that unfolds on timescales of a decade or so.
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It's helpful in terms of other people's perception of the decisions that you make or how you might be approaching them so that you can make sure it's depoliticized.
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U.S. crude is up over 0.3 percent early on Monday, extending Friday's 6.6 percent surge on hopes that global oversupply may be approaching a tipping point after nearly two years.
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BAML said, however, there were signs the Treasury yield rise could be approaching its end, noting $400 million in redemptions from financials stocks, bring three-week losses to $1.6 billion.
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"Our country's position is that T.P.P is best for both of the countries, and based on that position we will be approaching the talks," Mr. Abe said in mid-April.
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The opposition has accused Hun Sen and his party of a crackdown on critics and last week a U.N. human rights envoy said Cambodia "appeared to be approaching a precipice".
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Europe also appears to be approaching a consensus legal view that a tech platform whose primary business is the delivery of transport services is — wait for it — a transportation company.
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Overall job growth will continue to be slow, partly as a result of the aging of the baby boom generation; by 2026, even the youngest boomers will be approaching retirement.
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One board member said lending rates seem to be approaching levels considered the "reversal rate," or the rate at which the drawbacks of ultra-low borrowing costs exceed the benefits.
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If we can extend the image of "nightstand" to include the floor and the chest of drawers across the room, we might be approaching my unfortunate bibliomania and occasional trashophilia.
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Silicon-based computer processors seem to be approaching a limit to how small they can be scaled, so researchers are looking for other materials that might make for useful processors.
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"Our country's position is that T.P.P is best for both of the countries, and based on that position we will be approaching the talks," Mr. Abe said in mid-April.
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Kushner and Trump, with backgrounds in real estate rather than diplomacy, seem to be approaching this hitherto insoluble conflict as a transaction, three Arab officials briefed on the plan said.
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The difference, he added, is how China is responding to automation, which is by embracing it instead of shying away from it, as the US appears to be approaching the issue.
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Crude's surge to 2014 highs is a boon to oil companies' bottom line and is supporting share prices but it could also be approaching the point where it starts amplifying inflation.
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While Apple may be approaching Spotify in its home market, the nordic company maintains a strong global lead over other music streaming services, with twice as many global subscribers as Apple.
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"Calls with EU leaders will take place over the next few days or so ... he is going to be approaching the discussions with great energy and with enthusiasm," the spokesman said.
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"After nearly two years of relentless stock builds, oil markets appear to be approaching a period of sustained draws, bringing key benchmark prices back to the $60s by 2017," it said.
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"We have been surprised by the extent of cost cutting across the industry," he said, adding that cost savings for some of its rivals now appeared to be approaching their limit.
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Analysts are fearful that cryptocurrencies might be approaching a bubble after this week saw Bitcoin reach an all-time high market cap with a single bitcoin trading over $3,500, per Reuters.
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"Signs are there that we might be approaching an inflection point in the marketplace for autos," William Black, managing director at Moody's, said in an interview with "Power Lunch " on Tuesday.
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This reading-between-the-lines analysis suggests the hyper-scale clouds collective CAPEX spend on their infrastructure could be approaching $100 billion ($50B for Google, $30B for Microsoft, $15B for Amazon).
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U.S. crude is up over 1.0 percent early on Monday, extending Friday's 6.6 percent surge on hopes that a global oversupply may be approaching a tipping point after nearly two years.
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Prices in Rome, as in the rest of the country, fell some 2800 percent between December 21 and December 2908, Mr. Giordano said, but they now seem to be approaching stability.
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"Winter-grade gasoline supplies could be approaching burdensome levels if Gulf Coast runs remain elevated at a near full-out pace," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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In yet another consequence of lengthening life spans, the adult children trying to care for people in their late 80s and 673s are likely to be approaching 70 themselves, or beyond it.
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"And that's also how I'll be approaching issues like the Net Stable Funding Ratio, NSFR, and on the Leverage Ratio," Hill added, referring to two other Basel rules being rolled out globally.
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The brave animals who did come out in search of a snack spent less time eating, and more time with their heads up looking around, scouting for danger that could be approaching.
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All this would imply that Puppet, which now has raised $150 million to date, is likely valued at significantly more than $700 million, and may well be approaching the $1 billion-mark.
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The Yankees recently lost starter Michael Pineda to Tommy John surgery, and two of their younger starters — Luis Severino and Jordan Montgomery — may be approaching innings limitations as the season goes on.
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Assuming conjugal visits aren't really a thing at Azkaban — and it's definitely not that kind of prison — then in 1927, when we catch up with Credence, he must be approaching middle age.
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It also hinted that rates may be approaching the level at which they no longer stimulate growth, nearly a decade after they were cut to near-zero in response to the financial crisis.
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"OPEC appears to be approaching the limits of its ability to jawbone oil higher without something concrete to put on the table," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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The funding extravaganza may be approaching its end for scooter "unicorns" Lime and Bird, but smaller startups in the micro-mobility space have continued to close venture capital rounds at a consistent pace.
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Disenchanted certainly looks as though it'll be approaching fantasy in the same manner that Futurama did science fiction: a show that loved the genre but also poked fun at its more ridiculous parts.
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We could be approaching an age of pro-league hackers: Experts in rapid prototyping who consistently win big prizes and flaunt their winning inventions to the awe of their fans on social media.
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He is a fitness trainer here in Los Angeles, and he is gonna tell us a little bit about what he knows of the treatment and how we should be approaching this treatment.
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"She is not saying that the Trump rally is definitely coming to an end, but she does think that, at the very least, the market could be approaching an important decision point," Cramer said.
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" Stephanie Link, Nuveen's head of global equities research, said stocks could be approaching a tipping point: "I think that you've definitely seen a softening, but I do think that there are winners and losers.
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But disruptive new technologies, worsening relations between Russia and America and a less cautious Russian leadership than in the cold war have raised fears that a new era of strategic instability may be approaching.
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The Federal Reserve's holding pattern on interest rates should signal one thing to investors: start brushing up on astrophysics if you want to understand why the world's economy might be approaching a cosmic conclusion.
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Negotiators were said to be approaching a breakthrough on a veterans health-care funding issue that would allow the first package of three spending bills to move forward to a vote early next week.
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Negotiators were said to be approaching a breakthrough on a veterans funding issue that would allow the first spending package, which includes three spending bills, to move forward to a vote early next week.
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Over the next 10 to 15 years, the majority of existing franchisees will be approaching retirement, while in that same timeline, more millennials will reach the capital threshold needed to invest in a franchise.
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The weak data comes just as some policymakers at the BoE have started to signal that a first rate hike in a decade might be approaching in order to curb the sharp rise in inflation.
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Rick Scott activated 100 members of the Florida National Guard to be deployed across the state, and 7,000 National Guard members were to report for duty Friday when the storm could be approaching the area.
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Investors and executives do not like to see profits declining, and we could be approaching a watershed moment that decisively shifts companies into a cost-cutting mindset, followed by drop-offs in spending and investment.
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Part of this involves focusing more intently on software that the firm began developing earlier this year called Signal, which aims to make it easier for founders to discern which VCs they should be approaching.
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Just watch out for August 9—not only will the Leo eclipse be approaching, finding everyone in a super emotional state, but Venus will also square off with Saturn to make communication difficult for you.
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For the good of Brazil and the planet as a whole, the deforestation of the Amazon must stop, because the region may be approaching a tipping point in which it transforms into a woody grassland.
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Simons makes no bones about the inspiration for this album; McCash's death looms large over its recording, but now, finally, armed with a new sense of purpose, Simon seems to be approaching something close to peace.
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We don't know the exact amount, but given the immense (and at times odd) interest in coffee from investors in Silicon Valley, it wouldn't be surprising if it would be approaching or matching that previous value.
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I keep doing these panel discussions where I hear women advising that we shouldn't be angry, that we shouldn't be approaching this [#MeToo moment] with anger, that we should embrace this moment with care and gentleness.
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Mark Warner of Virginia, the panel's top Democrat, have waited to speak to -- or in some cases re-interview -- several key officials after they agreed to cooperate with Mueller, but the opportunity could soon be approaching.
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It's a rapidly spinning circle that seems to be approaching a kind of breaking point, and the spiked Register poll did a kind of service in exposing a bit more clearly how the whole thing works.
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"She is not saying that the Trump rally is definitely coming to an end, but she does think that, at the very least, the market could be approaching an important decision point," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Cramer speculated that the decline stemmed from the company's forecast and equipment related to DRAMs — a type of memory chip — was soft, and some investors may worry that demand for Lam's products may be approaching a peak.
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Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said the Philippines had officially invited Callamard in September last year but she had not responded, which suggested she "would not be approaching her review of allegations concerning our country objectively or comprehensively".
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TOKYO, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan may be approaching a stage where it needs to review its 2 percent inflation target and ultra-loose monetary policy, the head of the country's banking lobby said on Thursday.
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We may be approaching that tech soon, because the folks behind MAD Gaze, a Kickstarter project with just eight days to go, want to make your smart devices and computer experience into something straight out of the movies.
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Some interest rate-setters at the BoE want to raise borrowing costs to control Britain's fast-rising inflation rate, suggesting a first rate hike in a decade might be approaching more quickly than had been expected until recently.
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He had been deemed not a suspect at that point by the FBI, and so I had faith and thought that I would be approaching a man that was going to clear his conscience about being falsely accused.
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"The tweet suggests the White House believes Saudi Arabia may be approaching a decision on where to list and wishes to either claim credit or push a possibly wavering Saudi Arabia for a New York listing," McNally added.
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The company's shares jumped more than 0.33 percent despite its worst first-half profit in eight years, after Chairman Simon Kwok hinted the bottom may be approaching for Hong Kong's retail sales following 20.3 straight months of declines.
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But others warn that Uganda may be approaching a tipping point, especially because Mr. Museveni seems to be making plans either to extend his reign beyond what is now legally possible or to hand power over to his son.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A U.N. human rights envoy warned Cambodia on Friday it "appeared to be approaching a precipice" in the lead-up to a general election next year and called on the government to halt its violent rhetoric.
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"While certain valuation metrics do seem to suggest the automotive sector selloff may be approaching an end, the current stage of the cycle would suggest selective exposure," said Tyler Curtis of the Global Sector Equities team at BNP Paribas.
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The Kylie Cosmetics brand is now sold in all of Ulta's 163,163 stores across 50 states, and the move will likely expand the 21-year-old reality star's net worth, which was recently reported to be approaching $1 billion.
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Even if he can suppress Biden's margins among black voters across the Midwest, all sides recognize that the key to any possible revival for him will be approaching his 2016 advantage in the region among working-class white voters.
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The long, cruel agony of Syria's civil war may be approaching a decisive moment as President Bashar al-Assad and his allies, Russia and Iran, prepare to mount a military offensive on Idlib Province, the last major rebel redoubt.
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Contrasting fixed income with the stock market, he said that recent record highs in the U.S. needed to be validated by fundamentals and suggested that we could be approaching a point when both stocks and bonds are too expensive.
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MELBOURNE, Nov 212 (Reuters) - London copper took a breather on Monday after hitting a two-week peak in the previous session following comments by the U.S. president that the United States may be approaching a trade deal with China.
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"We will be approaching our friends, partners and the donors to fill the gaps, this is what I am expecting because we are talking to the IMF," Finance Minister Stephen Dhieu Dau told reporters after a parliamentary session in Juba.
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Apple recently released new Smart Battery Cases for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. The company is also rumored — yes, still — to finally be approaching availability of its AirPower wireless charging mat for iPhones, the Apple Watch, and AirPods.
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While speaking to voters at a bar/restaurant in the city, Gillibrand was distracted by a woman who appeared to be approaching her, only to be told by the apologizing woman that she was "just trying to get some ranch" dressing.
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Those numbers will hit U.S. public finances at a time when the budget deficit by the end of next year could be approaching 7 percent of GDP — with the public debt, currently at $21.5 trillion, rising to 110 percent of GDP.
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" CreditCreditChris Morris After securing his seventh consecutive appearance in the N.B.A. finals, LeBron James, considered by some to be approaching Michael Jordan's level of greatness, spent his postgame interview last Thursday talking about getting ready for "the juggernaut out West.
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But in the past, whenever Trump has seemed to be approaching any kind of deal with Democrats on immigration, hard-liners end up scuttling it by insisting that essentially the entire restrictionist agenda needs to be part of the deal.
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Part of the emerging generation of fintech startups, the new digital-only banks—colloquially known as the challenger banks by the financial technology "in" crowd—appear to be approaching consumer banking very differently than the existing major main street banks.
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But the truth is that by the time Trump has picked his Mexico/Latin American policy team, and negotiations start to dismantle NAFTA, Peña Nieto will already be approaching lame duck territory, with a presidential election to take place in Mexico in 2018.
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"Digital advertising will soon be approaching a point of saturation, indicating that there are limits to growth which may not be fully accounted for by the investment community," Brian Wieser, senior analyst at Pivotal Research, said in a client note this week.
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WASHINGTON — Emerging signs of weakness in major economic sectors, including auto manufacturing, agriculture and home building, are prompting some forecasters to warn that one of the longest periods of economic growth in American history may be approaching the end of its run.
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Sometimes, after he'd been following me at a relative distance, I would realize from the sound of his footsteps that he had edged closer, and I would know then that we must be approaching one of the more dangerous parts of the city.
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One sign of the strength of Western liberalism would be if the United States could recognize that there are now other countries with a deep commitment to these ideas and values that might even be approaching them more successfully than is Washington.
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The analysis, to be submitted Thursday by the Cabinet Office to Abe's top economic advisory panel, marks the first time a government analysis has said that Japan may be approaching an end to deflation, according to a government official who asked not to be named.
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WeWork, the eight-year-old, 800-pound gorilla in the co-working space, hasn't been known for being terribly acquisitive, despite the billions of dollars it has raised and its valuation, which one of its biggest investors, SoftBank, apparently believes to be approaching $35 billion.
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With subtle sparks flying between her and Jason Douglas's Tobin, it looks like life for Carol just could be approaching something like normal, but then Rick has to show up and break the news that he's just pledged everybody to take down Negan's gang.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose more than 6 percent on Friday to end with the biggest weekly gain in a month as drawdowns in U.S. crude stockpiles fed hopes that a punishing global oversupply may be approaching a tipping point after nearly two years.
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"We think it is still too early to make a big bet on cyclicals but a good entry point may be approaching after this final test is finished and there is more evidence of a real rebound in manufacturing and inflation expectations," he said.
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"Ansell will be approaching regional associations in Brazil and other countries to offer its assistance and expertise in alleviating this major public health issue," Jeyan Heper, president and general manager of the Australian company's sexual wellness global business unit told Reuters in an email.
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Janet Leigh's shower scene in the 1960 thriller Psycho is one of the most famous examples of knifework in cinema, and to this day it can make people wary of the vulnerability of standing in the shower, defenseless about whatever may be approaching from behind the curtain.
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"We propose that magma could be approaching the CDP at Campi Flegrei, a volcano in the metropolitan area of Naples, one of the most densely inhabited areas in the world, and where accelerating deformation and heating are currently being observed," the eight scientists said in the report.
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"The small moves in rates and refinancing are potentially signs that lenders may be approaching capacity constraints as they continue to deal with the largest wave of refinance activity in three years," Joe Kan, MBA's associate vice president of economic and industry forecasting, said in a statement.
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"People have asked whether the market might be approaching a peak, but sales like these show we are only just getting out of the blocks", Auctioneer Richard Auterac said, pointing to a steady shift in private investor interest from buy-to-let to commercial real estate.
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While regulators appear to be approaching the ICO phenomenon with caution, so they don't potentially limit innovation, it is our view that the industry has a responsibility to marry the well-established framework of securities laws to the innovation afforded by this new technology and business model.
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For one, they've chopped "Sixteen" from the title and are now going with a more ambiguous My Super Sweet… The show is committed to documenting different kinds of extravagant coming-of-age events, meaning you no longer have to be approaching 16 in order to be on the show.
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In 2021, we will be approaching the end of the "good years," and the possibility that a murderous regime that seeks to destroy Israel and establish regional hegemony in the Middle East will receive international approval to reach the nuclear threshold is a nightmare scenario that must be prevented.
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The decision to recruit another outsider to replace former Rolls-Royce executive Eccleston reflects efforts to inject new blood after Boeing hired a senior engine maker to run its commercial unit, while Latin American head Rafael Alonso is also said to be approaching retirement within the next year.
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"The way things are going, an entire generation of Americans may be approaching retirement before they can securely own a home or be forced to take on more risk than they can reasonably afford in order to realize their dream of homeownership," Unison CEO Thomas Sponholtz said in the report.
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Despite the apparent resiliency of the region's ecosystem, Fawzi and her colleagues fear that the marshes may be approaching a point of no return, a problem which will only be exacerbated because the younger Ma'dan generations lack the skills that allowed the older generations to thrive in this singular ecosystem.
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The surge of women publicly accusing men — professors, filmmakers, novelists, journalists and businessmen among them — of mistreating them suggests that Mexico may be approaching a moment of reckoning with violence, harassment and mistreatment of women, an entrenched problem in a country that has made little space for accountability or public debates on the topic.
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"Some investors have started to sour on the home improvement sector with the view that we may be approaching the 'end of the cycle,' especially in light of softening sales trends in the bigger-ticket categories such as autos and home furnishings," RBC Capital Markets analyst Scot Ciccarelli said in a note to clients this week.
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" LVMH has a lot riding on the idea she is right; the brand now has revenues believed to be approaching 600 million euros ($715 million) annually (LVMH's annual reports do not break out the performance of brands in what it calls "the Fashion Group") and, Mr. Arnault said, "I think it will grow very fast in the next two years.
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And I feel like we might hopefully, cross your fingers knock on wood, be approaching a time when Hollywood maybe hears that lesson, because the numbers have been there for a lot of the TV shows and movies in the past, but they've always been treated as anomalies, and I'm hoping that this doesn't just go away that they actually take a lesson from it.
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The truth is, that though Donald Trump may be approaching a DACA decision as yet another chess move in the political game of winning over his base, for many -- likely most -- DACA recipients, the idea that they must once again retreat into the shadows in the only country they've known and from which they may in fact be expelled, fills them with unbearable anxiety.
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Her comments to the media suggest she's enough of a techno-optimist to be at least a little bit excited about a future where we merge more fully with machines, if not being supplanted by them entirely—and she seems to be approaching the album's rollout as an exercise in building out her own digital world, as though she weren't entirely happy with the present one.
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But Mr. Bloomberg's early moves also signaled he would be approaching the campaign in an unconventional manner: In a dramatic acknowledgment of his own late start in the race, Mr. Bloomberg and his advisers have decided that he would pursue a risky strategy of skipping all four traditional early-state contests in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina, and focus instead on big states that hold primaries soon afterward.
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"Our models do continue to show that weakness may be approaching in the short term, but stay flexible, because it seems 'the inauguration will be a top' theory has picked up steam across the investment landscape, and it would be SO like Mr. Market to surprise everyone by rising once again over the next few days, " Jeffrey Saut, chief market strategist at Raymond James, wrote in an Inauguration Day note to clients.
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