Maybe they just really wanted to be close to America.
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But still, everyone wanted to be close to the city.
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"I had to be close to the food," he joked.
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The primary one is that they'll be close to Earth.
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But why be "close to" when you could be inside?
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Ideally, therefore, detectors need to be close to their targets.
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You have to love yourself and be close to yourself.
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Reuters reports the price would be close to $2 billion.
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At these prices, it had better be close to perfect.
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I seem to be close to motherhood in all ways!
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If it's not in Philly, it'll be close to it.
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His net worth may be close to two billion dollars.
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So the odds need to be close to evenly matched.
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Lot of people want to be close to the beach.
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"I just want to be close to him," he gushed.
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These sanctions make it costly to be close to Putin.
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"It could be close to double [in February]," he said.
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More than anything, she just wants to be close to someone.
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"For 2017, growth will be close to 3 percent," he said.
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They are worn there to be close to the wearers' hearts.
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I feel like I can never be close to anyone again.
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This is music you want to touch, to be close to.
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That would be close to a lot of his money, though.
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If all goes well, they will be close to each other.
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For the lowest-paid workers, it can be close to impossible.
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Take the time to be close to the ones you love.
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But Mr Cammisecra says that may now be close to ending.
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At that rate, my 401(k) would be close to $8,5003.
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Recent reports signal that the probe may be close to concluding.
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Scouring all those streams for bias would be close to impossible.
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It does need to be close to a power source, however.
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The place he'll move will be close to the family home.
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Both men are known to be close to the Chinese government.
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Yes, it will be good to be close to the action.
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And he finally seems to be close to fulfilling his dream.
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Spotify may be close to signing a similar deal with Sony.
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By November 8, that figure could be close to $1 billion.
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We seemed to be close to war with Iran last week.
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For a Broadway show it could easily be close to $290.
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Kim Jong-nam was said to be close to his uncle.
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And the strongest terrain, it turns out, may be close to home.
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Raanta appears to be close to recovering, and possibly could play Thursday.
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But you get to be close to a princess all the time!
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Online retailers have other reasons for wanting to be close to cities.
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That margin would be close to insurmountable for Trump on Election Day.
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Obviously, the popularity of it wasn't going to be close to Slapstick.
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"Nearby" Pokemon are those which happen to be close to nearby Pokestops.
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He has a law enforcement background and would be close to Trump.
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The job market is widely regarded to be close to full employment.
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They want to be close to where their kids and grandkids are.
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Longing to be close to them, the Rippeys followed, moving to Napa.
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But many of the faithful want to be close to his home.
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The flame of the 2020 Sanders campaign may be close to extinguished.
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Sensor Tower predicts spending to be close to $2 million this year.
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That's just our way of life, to be close to the water.
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It really shows how we need to be close to the Lord.
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Yet the numbers themselves, as I found, can be close to meaningless.
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This may be close to the truth in some smaller family estates.
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He'd be close to 60% favorability and would win the election easily.
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Do you want to be close to where your children are living?
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She moved to California in 19893 to be close to her family.
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The heaviest precipitation will be close to the coast in Washington and Oregon.
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Daimler said its profit for 2019 will be close to last year's level.
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That would be close to the upper end of the government's forecast range.
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He'd be close to work so he could spend more time with them.
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In the years since then, I've learned how to be close to people.
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After staring at it for what had to be close to 43 minutes.
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The moon will be close to the horizon in the west-south-west.
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One source suggests the final numbers should be close to what Bloomberg reported.
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Murat Uysal, its new central-bank governor, must then be close to angelic.
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But they're still really happy about wanting to be close to one another.
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The labor market is considered to be close to or at full employment.
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There are, however, signs the sector could be close to turning the corner.
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The Globes news site said the price will be close to $1 billion.
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One day, I will be close to reaching the top of the ladder.
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She'll also be close to Kim and Kanye as well as momager Kris.
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The eclipse epicenter of the United States will be close to Carbondale, Ill.
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He moved to Canton to be close to his siblings and his mother.
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If I can get close to it, I'll be close to the green.
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The report said Apple could be close to a similar deal with Sony.
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It's just that he can't be close to her at the same time.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller may be close to flipping another former Trump staffer.
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"You may be close to one adviser but that adviser may not be close to all the situations you try to get involved with," said LeEco's Cheng, whose CV includes seven years at Goldman before he joined Bank of America.
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That was the closest thing a kid could do to be close to fashion.
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The stock is now estimated to be close to or below its book value.
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It will be close to impossible for him to close down all three cases.
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So that I could be close to them, I chose to be their friends.
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Meanwhile, China and the U.S. appear to be close to striking a trade deal.
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I couldn't get on a plane...I've got to be close to the house.
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Both corn and soybeans may be close to the end of their runs, however.
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Now, however, the industry may be close to turning up as oil prices recover.
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Some optimists guessed more than 50,000, which would be close to an industry record.
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LHP Eduardo Rodriguez appears to be close to going out on a rehab assignment.
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But you still want to be close to people, to be intimate and caring.
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Based on that, full-year purchases will be close to last year's $46 billion.
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I gotta say, if this thing passes, it will be close to a miracle.
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It's estimated that by 2020 there will be close to 3 billion smartphones globally.
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For our illustrative $130,0000 grant, the publication tax would be close to 85033 percent.
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The front-month (January) price will likely be close to the underlying cash price.
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Hence, on a static basis, Johnson's plan appears to be close to revenue neutral.
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"I would say it'll be close to a dismantling of Dodd-Frank," Trump said.
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Before the 1950s, people mostly lived in cities to be close to factory jobs.
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Acadia National Park was for the people who wanted to be close to them.
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I didn't want to hold hands or ever be close to my guy friends.
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Mr. Powell is generally perceived to be close to Ms. Yellen in his views.
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"That's when I realized that we may be close to the end," Hubbard said.
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Last week, Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly appeared to be close to making bail.
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Mr. Haddad is known to be close to Mr. Bouteflika's hitherto influential brother, Said.
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In that light, she said, the Fed may be close to halting rate hikes.
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"You need to know that I will never be close to you," he says.
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The storm's center could be close to the Carolinas from Thursday through Friday morning.
|
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The report said Apple could be close to a similar deal with Sony (SNY).
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She also thought it was fun to be close to the Tower of London.
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At this pace and scale, we can be close to carbon-free by 2050.
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State Attorney General Josh Hawley (R) is believed to be close to getting in.
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An assault weapons ban would not be enough; it wouldn't even be close to enough.
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"He is incredibly friendly, trusting and likes to be close to me," Smith tells PEOPLE.
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I know, he -- the family seems to be close to a few of these guys.
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Libre and the Anti-Corruption Party seem to be close to uniting behind Mr Nasralla.
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Nafta negotiators say they may be close to finalizing a deal in the coming weeks.
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Upstate in Buffalo, your average monthly energy bill is likely to be close to $170.
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Just don't expect them to be close to what you get on a modern phone.
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What I wanted to do, for the most part, was just be close to her.
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And as it becomes increasingly commoditized, in many cases it will be close to free.
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The ambition from that has allowed me to be close to who I really am.
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So, think long and hard about why you want to be close to this person.
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And that's kind of the light of my live, getting to be close to people.
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Like Hong Kong, HSBC wants to be close to China but not integrated with it.
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After college, the couple married and moved to Minnesota to be close to Amy's family.
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They may not be close to taking that fatal final step, but they suffer daily.
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And GOP challengers are believed to be close to announcing runs in other districts, too.
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That network's reputed leader, Semion Mogilevich, is himself said to be close to Vladimir Putin.
|
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Recent flight recordings have found levels to be close to normal for a safe atmosphere.
|
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A person familiar with the matter said the payment would be close to $1.5 billion.
|
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But with lower prices the mix is now expected to be close to 50/50.
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In recent years the E.P.A. has claimed to be close to issuing a health advisory.
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"I would crash 1000 websites to be close to this cat," tweeted author Kat Rosenfield.
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It also happened to be close to the spot from which Peary departed in 211.
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But it may be unfair to expect Arizona State to even be close to a .
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It also might be close to creating such a thing, but not quite there yet.
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The precious metal fetched $1,280.40 an ounce to be close to a six-month peak.
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They will remember reaching out to touch their heroes, desperate to be close to them.
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If the way to beat City is to be "close to perfection," it did that.
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By this point, you should be close to reaching 5,000 miles, if not there already.
|
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In fact, Lennon doesn&apost believe any episode will be close to 10 minutes long.
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They are mostly keen on "Medicare for All", which would be close to the NHS.
|
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Negotiations to head off another shutdown appeared to be close to succeeding on Monday night.
|
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Now that the lawyers have entered the picture, that bubble could be close to popping.
|
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After five hours of performative desert, I was newly ready to be close to people.
|
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The winner will contest the pool with Wasps, while the loser will be close to elimination.
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And there's one celebrity folks continually request to be close to year after year: Taylor Swift.
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It's just like, dude, you can still care about somebody but not be close to them.
|
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It's going to be close to a four billion dollar plus, by the end of 2019.
|
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That's not totally happening yet, but it seems to be close to happening in some ways.
|
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Many returnees are elderly women who wanted to be close to the graves of their relatives.
|
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"That's got to be close to a high-water mark" in the state's history, he adds.
|
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But while spring may be close to perfection, dressing for the season can still be challenging.
|
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Walter says no, and explains what's really like to be close to someone, like really close.
|
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Of course, these longer-term reforms would be close to impossible to enact without bipartisan support.
|
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Ms Schachtner, the new senator-elect, seems to have understood how to be close to voters.
|
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But power is unfulfilling if it alienates you from those you want to be close to.
|
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Another European airport that elicits howls is Luton, which claims, fancifully, to be close to London.
|
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Avenica has eight offices around the U.S. in order to be close to candidates and employers.
|
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Furthermore, it is possible to be close to a colleague without ever stepping over the line.
|
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She appeared to be close to tears at times, but she was firm and dignified throughout.
|
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The source behind all this must be close to Google or Verizon to have that data.
|
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Roger is now buried at the sanctuary, so he can always be close to his family.
|
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Of course, the desire to be close to animals can play a role in their destruction.
|
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"This might be close to, if not the last communication," Kareem said in a Twitter video.
|
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So you don't need to be close to one of our offices to join the ecosystem.
|
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Carter appeared to be close to tears as she listened, holding a tissue near her mouth.
|
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"I had no way of knowing who else might be close to superconductivity," said Jarillo-Herrero.
|
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Despite a sharp drop in stocks Thursday, Paulsen contends equities may be close to a bottom.
|
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The hacker must be close to the Wi-Fi network to execute the hack, per IBTimes.
|
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It would be a political bombshell and it would be close to an admission of guilt.
|
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If Bieber is in fact moving, it may indicate he wants to be close to home.
|
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It's a major hire for a company that appears to be close to its own IPO.
|
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He said the plan would be "close to dismantling ... Dodd-Frank," but offered no further specifics.
|
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The amount of the consolidated new tranche C debt is expected to be close to €2bn.
|
|
Trump was not known to be close to Manafort, though they had interactions going back years.
|
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By 2028, defense and nondefense discretionary spending will be close to 6 percent of the economy.
|
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This would be close to the best performance for a minority party since at least 1942.
|
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The Food and Drug Administration could be close to a major overhaul of its opioids policies.
|
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Direct deposits at the Federal Reserve would be close to being default and liquidity risk free.
|
|
Miss Chu would be close to sixty now, old enough to be a mother-in-law.
|
|
Tensions, reportedly, have reached a tipping point, and Bannon may be close to losing his job.
|
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But also on the horizon is a film that just might be close to his heart.
|
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If you rolled all your phone apps into one, the result would be close to WeChat.
|
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Construction workers building what was once a neighboring racetrack moved in to be close to work.
|
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Instead, to be close to his girlfriend, Cherry Louise Morton, he accepted an offer from Alabama.
|
|
" In a radio interview in 2011, Kobe said: "Italy will always be close to my heart.
|
|
Familia was also told during the game that the Mets might be close to a trade.
|
|
She said she also needs to be close to Midtown's Broadway theaters, and accessible by subway.
|
|
Then again, Jeremy Langford may be close to returning, and the Bears play the Vikings next Monday.
|
|
We're told she's looking to stay in the same area to be close to her sister, Brie.
|
|
His net worth was rumored to be close to $1 billion, according to Business Insider in 2015.
|
|
By the end of the GOP convention in July, that number should be close to 95 percent.
|
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I can only pray to you that this tragedy changes everyone's soul to be close to you.
|
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It is midweek midwinter, and cooking dinner may be close to the last thing on your mind.
|
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The company wants to be close to the automotive manufacturers which have been flocking to the region.
|
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They have to be close to get enough heat to have a chance of hosting liquid water.
|
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He appears to be close to a full recovery from off-season surgery on his right knee.
|
|
Reyji has seen the film, and it saddens him, say those professing to be close to him.
|
|
T) is said to be close to a $1.6 billion deal for Bristol-Myers Squibb Co's (BMY.
|
|
"We appear to be close to our employment objective, and are nearing our inflation objective," Powell said.
|
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The odds of all of this staying quiet for 24 hours has to be close to zero.
|
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Because the new and old identifiers would be connected, the security benefits would be close to nil.
|
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This is likely to be "close to but a little above zero", according to the committee's minutes.
|
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Alessandro Gisotti, an Italian journalist believed to be close to Tornielli, was named interim spokesperson, Reuters reported.
|
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To increase your future happiness, try moving somewhere you know will be close to where you work.
|
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Spikes' prophecy that a $10-a-month plan was unsustainable appeared to be close to coming true.
|
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Russell was just trying to be close, to break down my hang-ups from the old world.
|
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Lose it and, from a math and symbolism perspective, the race could be close to over. 1.
|
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So services like Hotstar, Amazon Prime and Eros Now are here to be close to the studios.
|
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TAVERNISE: And sometimes, she goes there just to sleep in her car, to be close to him.
|
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"Those who will be close to the fence, we will see them as a target," Nuriel said.
|
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She moved from New Jersey to Los Angeles to be close to me after my dad died.
|
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It's Maine, where the median income and median home value tend to be close to national medians.
|
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She needed to be close to people: the kind of lives she one day hopes to improve.
|
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You will need to be close to an outlet or an extension cord to use the heat.
|
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Nurses told reporters they wanted to be close to each other, despite no longer being physically attached.
|
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The stock market could be close to hitting a wall, warns David Bianco of Deutsche Asset Management.
|
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Whether you work in medicine, manufacturing or retail, you have to be close to the newest knowledge.
|
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OF Lonnie Chisenhall may be close to coming back after going on the concussion list May 23.
|
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The new headquarters would be close to the airport, but would be an expensive place to live.
|
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Atomwise moved to San Francisco to be close to its investors and the region's enormous talent pool.
|
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Several said their families encouraged them to be close to Singer, hoping he could help their careers.
|
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That means no traveling of any real length, since you have to be close to the machine.
|
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Payouts are likely to be close to 100% of the industry's expected earnings over the next four quarters.
|
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Are you confident, and how do you know those savings will be close to enough to protect everyone?
|
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The company said over the weekend that its profit for 20.1 will be close to last year's level.
|
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J., over the weekend visited the South and also is said to be close to announcing a decision.
|
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If a Coloradan took home that lump sum, that'd be close to $2476 million in state tax revenue.
|
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A new Europe has to be close to Russia as before because we want to have our sovereignty.
|
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Thaksin was reputed to be close to the prince but said he has not seen him since 2007.
|
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For instance, the U.S. will still look to be close to the European Union in terms of trade.
|
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We had family move up there to be close to us and they are all spread out now.
|
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China's warships would be close to logistical support and the firepower of land-based missiles and strike aircraft.
|
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I wanted to film my characters as I always do; follow their feelings and be close to them.
|
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During this time, Hutchison's wife, Danielle, was spending time at the house to be close to her husband.
|
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She's currently staying at John's home, and wants to remain nearby to be close to her sister, Brie.
|
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Bernhard will be close to 60 in 2019 when Daimler is due to choose its next chief executive.
|
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"I was still breastfeeding, so he had to be close to me at all times," the actress shared.
|
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"We think inventories are going to be close to normal by the end of the year," he added.
|
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Tariffs may already be close to, if not past, peak effectiveness from the administration's stated national security perspective.
|
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The task will be close to impossible unless it is part of a nationwide push to fight graft.
|
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Nearby, the Soho House was a nexus for celebrities (and those who wanted to be close to them).
|
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In that sense, Chekhov — like Shakespeare — might be said to be close to some people's idea of God.
|
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Aven is a former Russian foreign trade minister, and Fridman has been said to be close to Putin.
|
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Days later, acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker said he believed the Mueller investigation to be "close" to completion.
|
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I whisper because I like to be close to the recording device I am using, usually my telephone.
|
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N) passenger jets on Sunday and was said to be close to another for dozens of Airbus (AIR.
|
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Walgreens, by contrast, opened at $66.72, meaning its weighting will be close to 2 percent of the index.
|
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K. trade deal through Congress, which would generally accept Ireland's interpretation of events, would be close to zero.
|
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The moon will be close to new, which could make for good viewing in places with clear skies.
|
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He praised Romero for disregarding his own life "to be close to the poor and to his people".
|
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It should be close to 100 percent and any level lower than 95 percent is cause for concern.
|
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"When someone is as beautiful as my wife, you just want to be close to that," he added.
|
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But the more the brothers searched, the more they realized they wanted to be close to New York.
|
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But some worry that the debate may be close to hitting the brick wall it avoided in 2004.
|
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Reports that the figure would be close to $1 billion drew criticism that more funds would be needed.
|
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"I think the growth rate for the next five years will be close to 20 percent," he predicted.
|
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"Those of us fortunate enough to be close to him know that he ran it from his heart."
|
|
In Cheviot, a small town thought to be close to the epicenter, there were no reports of casualties.
|
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And there have been reports this week the regime may be close to conducting its sixth nuclear test.
|
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But given that it already owns half the bond market, it may be close to winding down buying.
|
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There are reports the settlement could be close to $100 million, but so far nobody is saying anything.
|
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The storm is expected to strengthen further and could be close to becoming a major hurricane on Friday.
|
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Media outlets have reported that Mueller's office could be close to issuing a final report on his investigation.
|
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However, in order to qualify, you must have already paid off any existing mortgage or be close to it.
|
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Might a 35-year-old cold case involving the murders of four people finally be close to being solved?
|
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Using the maximum value for the holdings published, Tillerson's total assets would be close to half a billion dollars.
|
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What she needs, and it's in the song, is for me to stay, to be close, to hear her.
|
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Latter sanctions were also imposed on government officials, entities and institutions deemed to be close to President Vladimir Putin.
|
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The selling is reaching extreme levels, however, and could be close to sending a "contrarian buy signal", BAML said.
|
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It might be expected that most provinces would be close to the target—whether slightly above or slightly below.
|
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Most provinces would be expected to be close to the target, with some slightly above and some slightly below.
|
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"We're at this point where the future return for equities is likely to be close to zero," he concluded.
|
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"Observed inflation will be close to the target and upside risks are low," the bank said in a statement.
|
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He also did it on a night when news emerged he might be close to signing a contract extension.
|
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"It's ginormous," Locken said of the sparkler, which she estimated to be close to 10 carats (she's never asked).
|
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Any towel that is not a beach towel is not going to be close to wrapping around your waist.
|
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The study suggests that a race between a man and an elephant would be close to a fair contest.
|
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" "But a part of the night side could be close to 300 Kelvin, fine for spending some holidays there.
|
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Most analysts predict oil production and consumption will be close to balance throughout the remainder of 2016 and 2017.
|
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At age 19643 he even tried to immigrate to America solely to be close to Texas bluesman Lightnin' Hopkins.
|
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The extension cord allows for extra convenience — no more sitting against the wall to be close to the outlet.
|
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All three groups bid higher than $7 billion, and Engie's bid is estimated to be close to $8 billion.
|
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"It makes me happy to be close to my first All-Star Game as a big-leaguer," Sano said.
|
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With the stock trading at $61 on Monday, Smith thinks it could be close to a perfect entry point.
|
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So, if you look at the number of individual grains in here, it could be close to a billion.
|
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And this is partially true – classes at places like Sur la Table can be close to $100 per person.
|
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It's difficult to be close to people because you can't give what you are expected to in social exchanges.
|
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It might not be close to what you wanted, but it needs to fit somewhere in a "dog" search.
|
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That would be close to the 203-220 portfolio's lowest rolling 2100-year periods of the past 214 years.
|
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For Apple, with more than $230 billion of idle cash, the investment would be close to a rounding error.
|
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A person Reuters understands to be close to the Wagner group commander did not respond to requests for comment.
|
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According to the group's analysis of each country's relative wealth, Japan's "fair share" would be close to 48,000 refugees.
|
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If you want to be close to the water, this single-family home in Cayucos, California, could be perfect.
|
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The proposed deal is thought to be close to what Daniel was given, even though Daniel lacks Fitzpatrick's résumé.
|
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And the Rams' offices and training center are not likely to be close to their old or new stadium.
|
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The upshot is that Trump lacks a significant legislative accomplishment and doesn't seem to be close to getting one.
|
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"I would say it'll be close to a dismantling of Dodd-Frank," said Trump of the post-recession regulations.
|
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It's all about convenience — they want to be close to the action near people, shops, fitness facilities, and cafes.
|
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The number of bodies is unknown, but a trail of paper evidence suggests there could be close to 800.
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But many Park Avenue families prefer private schools, and often move to the area to be close to them.
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There are trips when I just want to be close to the airport because of a 230 a.m. departure.
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If we want to splurge on this trip, it might be close to $5,000 in total to do EVERYTHING.
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Go back to January, when analysts were confidently predicting oil would be close to $60 by the third quarter.
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A person briefed on the matter said it was expected to be close to $1 billion over several years.
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By the end of 2019, it will be close to 95% leased, he said, surpassing expectations of hitting 90%.
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Capital expenditure is likely to be close to EUR500m a year in 2016-2019, compared with EUR468m in 0003.
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If the same happens for or Mayweather-McGregor, the cheapest ticket for fight night would be close to $1,000.
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Trump's announcement Saturday comes as the US and the Taliban appeared to be close to finalizing a peace deal.
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Experts who follow the company say PG&E's total liability from the blazes could be close to $70 billion.
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After decades there, she was moving to Georgia to be close to family, taking the train the next day.
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In such cases, the decision of a family court guaranteeing visiting rights or joint custody can be close to meaningless.
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A First Amendment lawsuit arguing that blocking people on Twitter violates their constitutional rights may be close to a resolution.
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He added that the job market could be close to peak levels as well given the low rate of unemployment.
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Dyson, a British engineering firm, is now designing and manufacturing its new EVs in Singapore to be close to China.
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Where Jay Gatsby was looking to earn Daisy Buchanan's affections, Low yearned to be close to celebrities like Paris Hilton.
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When deciding what career she wanted to pursue as an adult, Wasserman realized she wanted to be close to money.
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Inflation in 2016 was expected to be close to zero percent, he said, in a speech to a banking conference.
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In fact, 2.9% wage growth may be close to the limit of what the economy can produce without sparking inflation.
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True, the country depends upon open markets, embraces some global institutions and wants to be close to America (see Banyan).
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Regulators in the European Union were said to be close to giving their own approval to the deal last week.
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"There may be some tipping point, though, separating facts from rumors, and we may be close to the tipping point."
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When computers beat us, it seems as if the quest to make a humanlike mind must be close to over.
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Pablo, however, is not happy when Limón comes back with only $6,000; he thought there would be close to $500,000.
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While it marks the 2262th consecutive decline, it is small enough to suggest forecasts might be close to bottoming out.
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"In the worst-case situation, that would probably be close to the real figure," Diess said of the Evercore projection.
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The line tends to be close to the right or left side of the phone, but that's harder to diagnose.
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"They are spending the holidays in LA so they can be close to the surrogate," the same source tells PEOPLE.
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More than four years later, Kim Dotcom's legal battles (at least in New Zealand) may be close to an end.
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Amazon could be close to a "natural monopoly" in two important markets, venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya told CNBC on Thursday.
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If Rick's ready to take on that battle, he's gotta be close to being fully recovered from that hospital stay.
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If we relied on full-time care, the monthly cost would be close to the same as our monthly mortgage.
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Azmin, who is said to be close to Mahathir, said the videos were a "nefarious plot" to end his career.
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He also said that the bank expects inflation to be close to 3 percent toward the end of the year.
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It's about democratizing access to healthy ingredients by getting rid of the requirement to be close to a grocery store.
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The urge to be close to someone by connecting over deep emotions and often deeply raw experiences is really powerful.
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American elections have so many overlapping layers of oversight that experts say manipulating the results would be close to impossible.
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In July, CNN first reported that as the parade was shaping up, the cost would be close to $6900 million.
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Amazon has over 50 percent of TV households in Prime so they have plenty of customers to be close to.
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If you want to be close to children and grandchildren, you should consider a place accessible to them as well.
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Today, its location is considered to be close to the small town of Port Kaituma, on the border of Venezuela.
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"I honestly don't think you can be close to any animals and not realize their very vivid personalities," she said.
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As Trump supporters in California, they said they were living in the state only to be close to their grandchildren.
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"It's a number that I honestly didn't think I'd get to or be close to," Federer said of No. 20.
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If catching up on internal-combustion engines was hard, doing so on traditional semiconductor manufacturing will be close to impossible.
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That office is held by Yury Yakovlevich Chaika, a Putin appointee who is known to be close to Ms. Veselnitskaya.
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Leave it there for about 43 years and it would be close to that $64 million he promises his teammates.
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Fitch expects the operating margin will be close to the republic's historical average of 5%-6% over the medium term.
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As a musician — he plays the violin — he was eager to be close to the city's cultural and arts institutions.
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She also wanted to be close to family members who lived there, including an 85-year-old sister with Alzheimer's.
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Julia White, Microsoft corporate VP for Azure, told me last month that the company's strategy around its data center expansion has always been about offering a lot of small regions to allow it to be close to its customers (and, in return, to allow its customers to be close to their own customers, too).
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"I hope the next emperor will, like the Heisei emperor, be close to the people in the same way," he said.
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Resentment towards people I really cared about, and isolation from a lot of people who I wanted to be close to.
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I need to be close to where the magic happens so I can keep being integrated – boy, I used to be.
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"I really felt like I understood what it was like to be close to this disease," Caro, now 37, tells PEOPLE.
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Tony Blair's eagerness to be close to George W. Bush cost him European allies and took Britain into the Iraq war.
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Images previewing the service were found in an iOS 12.2 beta last month, indicating that Apple may be close to launch.
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As this would not be necessary under the customs partnership, the compliance cost of that option would be close to zero.
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I had six sisters and no brothers and I wanted to be close to my father and he just ignored me.
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Braham was later elected secretary of the fraternity and appeared to be close to his fellow members, the grand jury said.
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In general, consumers think it will be close to a decade before self-driving vehicles are ready in variety of uses.
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The U.S. dollar's surge this week has some investors worried that the stock market may be close to hitting a snag.
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PW: We have partial data, of course, and we've annualized it to "predict" that 2018 numbers will be close to 2017.
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In any other year, Death of the Outsider would be close to a shoo-in for my game of the year.
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Rabobank said the "odds are tilted to further widening towards 150 basis points", which would be close to this year's peak.
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We don't have a big Christian culture, and I think religion gives space for people to be close to their emotions.
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Schuman is living in an RV in downtown Fort McMurray for the time being so he can be close to work.
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The new headquarters will be close to several of the U.S. industrial conglomerate's businesses in the Southeast of the United States.
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The work requires inspectors to be close to the third rail and power to the system has to be shut down.
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The third one will be close to 60 feet deep, so that one will be darker and only accessible by diving.
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So even if they don't match perfectly in a stylistic way, they'll still be close to each other in my mind.
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The problem is that the Department of Homeland Security estimated in February that the cost would be close to $22 billion.
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When he was a young boy, the family moved to a farm near Syracuse to be close to his father's family.
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The Sun's royal correspondent Emily Andrews believes the couple will purchase a home in LA to be close to Markle's mother.
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My husband and I used to be close to her husband, but we haven't spoken with him since all this happened.
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On Monday, he suggested that the parties might be close to a new framework after more than a year of negotiations.
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Thousands came for just a chance to be close to a man who helped steer the country through coups and chaos.
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Now running for the presidency for the fourth time, polls suggest the father of three may be close to achieving it.
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But if the crisis with the Palestinians — the worst since 2002 — continues, it will be close to impossible to implement it.
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The long running saga over the future of Indian e-commerce firm Snapdeal may be close to a conclusion at last.
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Now, level-appropriate gear drops will always be close to your Light, typically within a 2350-point range, plus or minus.
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Mexico and Canada, both of which retaliated with tariffs of their own, have previously appeared to be close to an agreement.
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"I don't want to risk another child, but I want to be close to them by being over there," he said.
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The Yankees' trip continues on Friday, but they'll be close to home: at Citi Field, facing the Mets for three games.
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To be close to the top of the leaderboard heading into the weekend is awesome, especially when you're here in Canada.
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Former Google and Square executive Francoise Brougher is a major hire for Pinterest, which appears to be close to an IPO.
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Like most future presidents, Mr. Trump has also positioned loyal, trusted aides to be close to him at the White House.
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The New Orleans Pelicans rookie appears to be close to making his debut by showing off how healthy his knee is.
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They show the pale corpses of dead toddlers, or the retching bodies of men who appear to be close to death.
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"In the worst-case situation, that would probably be close to the real figure," he told the newspaper in an interview.
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Dubai (CNN Business)Uber may be close to spending billions of dollars to buy its big rival in the Middle East.
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Washington is full of senior executives who were hired precisely because they were perceived to be close to the Clinton team.
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It's basically radar vans attached to anti-aircraft guns -- but they have to be close to the target they are defending.
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A fully hedged Chinese bond investment would help yen holders diversify their portfolios but the return would be close to nothing.
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The Soil Association tries not to use specific figures, but says they might be close to ten times the national average.
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The firms that rise to the top in such a system will necessarily have to be close to the Chinese government.
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In late February, Trump even insisted that the number of infected Americans would be "close to zero" in "a couple days."
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The country's federal courts, which have been open and operating despite the shutdown, could be close to running out of money.
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Jesse says he rented a home less than 3 miles from Aryn's home so he could be close to the kids.
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The MTA has spent $100 billion on the subway since the 1980s, but that doesn't seem to be close to enough.
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An apartment near work also would mean he could be close to Central Park, where he could walk his French bulldog, Wilbur.
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Now that an FRB has been traced to its origin, scientists may finally be close to explaining what causes the peculiar signals.
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I'm not saying he's the greatest character of all, but he's got to be close to top 5 by now at least.
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While the United Nations estimates that around 55% of people live in cities, research shows people like to be close to nature.
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The pace of auto sales for October is expected to be close to 17 million vehicles, according to the auto website Edmunds.
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Tanevski suggests benchmark Newcastle 6,000 grade coal would need to be close to $100 a tonne for the mine to break even.
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"'The Killing Joke'" had been on the slate for years, and the director felt it could be close to the source material.
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He's known to be close to Vladimir Putin — their relationship goes beyond Greece's traditional ties to Russia through the Eastern Orthodox Church.
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The US Trade Representative's office said on Friday that the two sides could be close to finalizing parts of a trade deal.
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The Arabia Foundation, a recently founded think-tank often quoted in American media, is thought to be close to the Saudi government.
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Even when workers do get out of the house, many travel to flexible "co-working" offices, which might be close to home.
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RENAULT CUTS 2019 REVENUE GUIDANCE, WITH NEW GUIDANCE THAT REVENUES SHOULD BE CLOSE TO LAST YEAR'S COMPARED TO AN INCREASE INITIALLY EXPECTED
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Much of China's cheap oil imports have been diverted into its strategic oil reserves which are believed to be close to capacity.
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BOES VLIEGHE - UNWISE TO TAKE A STRONG STEER FROM Q2 GDP GROWTH, WHICH COULD BE CLOSE TO ZERO OR EVEN SLIGHTLY NEGATIVE
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Per the AP, the CDC's Lynnette Brammer, who oversees flu tracking, says this year's flu season should be close to its end.
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"If it's been maxed out over an entire career, it could be close to $1 million — it's a big asset," she said.
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Years later, he came back to the East Coast and settled in Sturbridge to be close to his father, the man added.
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"My kids have already started school, and while I'm in town, I'll be close to the team and the franchise," he said.
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I am privileged enough to be able to be close to the frontlines to have access to those inspiring stories of change.
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SoftBank also has investments in several other so-called unicorns that could be close to going public, including Slack, WeWork and DoorDash.
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We're told at the current burn rate, heirs feel there's gonna be close to nothing when it's time to distribute the inheritance.
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This has to be close to the best deal ever cut in favor of a professional sports franchise and a government entity.
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People want to sit at a table with them, be close to them, and this was a big draw to the game.
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The population is now estimated to be close to 22.8,000 whales — an impressive 93 percent recovery — according to a study published Oct.
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But if I'm being honest in a way that perhaps verges on impolite, she looks like she could be close to it.
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Khan and his wife moved from Maryland to Charlottesville after Humayun's death so they could be close to their other two sons.
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The militias are reported to be close to accomplishing that, which will then raise the question of what they will do next.
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Wisconsin may end up salvaging something from the Foxconn debacle, but any benefits will not be close to what the company promised.
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As for where he sees opportunity, he thinks the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) may be close to a powerful breakout.
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Two feet of snow in D.C. would be close to the record of 28 inches set in 1922, according to NBC News.
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There is no doubt that current polling suggests the election would be close to a toss-up if it were held today.
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The country has a dominant religion, a powerful nationalism, and family structures that tend to be close to the point of claustrophobia.
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When it makes landfall, it's forecast to be close to hurricane intensity, though some computer models show it may grow even stronger.
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About how, by placing us on podiums to look at, but never be close to, we slide further away further from intimacy.
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The EPA estimated that funds saved from fighting the effects of climate change, like severe storms, could be close to $20 billion.
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He also said my hips should be close to my shoulder height and that my entire back should be straight, not curved.
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The former U.K prime minister is allegedly searching for new offices in Westminster in order to be close to the British parliament.
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Although Mr. Trump has talked about forging new bilateral deals, the United States does not appear to be close to forming any.
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You may also be able to tap your retirement savings, though financial advisors say this should be close to a last resort.
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"They may be close to being defeated in Marawi, but they can spread out," Asiong said in his tiny shed in Kauran.
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Germany is said to be close to a decision on whether to allow the company to work on its network, as well.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz is said to be close to releasing his report on the secret surveillance targeting Trump officials.
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"With the surplus having shrunk so dramatically, the success of the output agreement might be close to hand," IEA said on Tuesday.
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UBS analyst Doug Mitchelson expects the company to be close to guidance, mostly due to the original content it added this quarter.
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Herman was asked by ESPN before the game to address reports that he might be close to a deal with another program.
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"Donors want to be close to the action," said Kevin Washington, the president and CEO of YMCA of the USA (Y-USA).
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Poppinga said S11D's iron ore output would be close to 90 million tonnes next year, up from around 60 million tonnes now.
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The airport would be close to the city center and could accommodate seaplanes, a popular mode of passenger transportation at the time.
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All this means is that your Eero Gateway should be close to your TV, set-top box, gaming console, and VR rig (LOL).
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A former policeman, he&aposs known to be close to Saudi Arabia&aposs powerful heir to the throne, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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In tactical terms the rules of Supremacy encourage close-quarters combat, since you want to be close to those crests when they drop.
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Until today, Genius's reporting mechanism appeared to be close to nonexistent as there wasn't an obvious reporting button like on Facebook or YouTube.
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He also wants his factories and suppliers to be close to his R&D team because he believes that "collaborative manufacturing" promotes innovation.
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Unacast is actually headquartered in New York, with its founders moving to the US early to be close to the initial target market.
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The good news is that the run down in the backlog of orders and import intentions appears to be close to a nadir.
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Swedish builder NCC fell 8.9 percent after it warned on Wednesday its operating earnings for the fourth quarter would be "close to zero".
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At the moment, however, media reports and comments from the U.S. and Chinese administrations suggest they could be close to a trade agreement.
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At a press event ahead of CES, two units of the Milo speaker had stopped responding and seemed to be close to overheating.
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While it's fun to tease, it would be close to impossible to have a truly neat and tidy theme and create balanced tribes.
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That has made it tough to capture candids, since, for the Clips to really work, it needs to be close to its subject.
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Poland has also endured torrid weather but Sparks Polska said production may still be close to last year's at 4.2-4.3 million tonnes.
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It's not just the front row that should be close to the pitch – the back row should be as near as possible, too.
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"I can't but be close to her at what I know is a very difficult time for her," he wrote on his blog.
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There was speculation last week — shot down quickly — that that number would be close to the $5.4 billion the bank has set aside.
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The preacher was known to be close to officials in the previous Malaysian administration, which was unexpectedly defeated in a May general election.
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Mr Orban has shown that the international cost of trampling democratic norms and the rule of law appears to be close to zero.
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"It's better to be close to your home and move back when the situation gets better than to be far away," Stylianides said.
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And since hand-claps and tub-thumps aren't generally represented on sheet music, arguing this case is going to be close to impossible.
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Renault said it was now expecting 2019 revenue to be close to last year's level, down from its previous full-year revenue guidance.
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The United States and China, the world's two biggest oil consumers, could be close to ending their trade dispute, though some hurdles remain.
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The United States and China, the world's two biggest oil consumers, could be close to ending their trade dispute though some hurdles remain.
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Some think the supply of raw materials for research—molecules capable of being turned into antibiotic medicines—may itself be close to exhaustion.
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Uber is private and doesn't release financials, but industry experts have projected that its 2016 net revenues could be close to $2.5 billion.
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In his twenties, he even took a job as a baggage handler at Charles de Gaulle airport, just to be close to planes.
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And it had been paying its required yearly contributions to Calpers, so officials thought its pension plan must be close to fully funded.
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John Bel Edwards, who was forced to flee the flooding with his family, said damage was expected to be close to $9 billion.
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The majority said inflation will be close to target rate by the end of next year and hover around 3 percent in 2019.
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In response to one line of questioning, Sessions said there "could be close" to 10 investigations currently that he has recused himself from.
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The company's estimated capex for 2016 and 2017 is expected to be close to MXN9083 million, while dividend payments should resume in 2017.
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Sharif's party and others allege the July 25 polls were rigged to favor Khan, who is seen to be close to the army.
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As the former CEO of Exxon, Tillerson had business dealings with Russia and is believed to be close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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It said the decision was motivated by a desire to ensure its business was organized to be close to its customers and consumers.
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Little brother Liam lives nearby, so we assume that Chris wanted to be close to family whenever he's stateside working on a project.
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Naturalness demands that such numbers should be close to one or, if that's not the case, the theory explains why that isn't so.
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Loyalton had been paying its required yearly contributions to Calpers, so city officials thought its pension plan must be close to fully funded.
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In line with the region's investment programme, capital expenditure should be close to EUR550 million in 0003 and EUR500 million in 2019-2020.
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To stop short of 2 degrees, global coal use will need to be close to zero by 2040, with oil not far behind.
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His parents loved to travel, and the family took frequent camping trips, partly to save money and partly to be close to nature.
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I have to be close to an exit door so I that I could hypothetically leave at any moment if I become sick.
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"We are always nervous that the U.S. could be close to changing its attitude toward our region in a security sense," said Kudors.
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L.A. Rams wide receiver Robert Woods might be close to getting his stuff back ... cops have made an arrest in his burglary case.
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Meanwhile, Sinosteel, with total debt of 100 billion renminbi, is reported to be close to carrying out a debt-to-equity swap plan.
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One of the emergency hospitals China is panic-building in Wuhan in response to the deadly coronavirus appears to be close to completion.
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He relocated to the Bay Area to be close to the bakery, which he still owns, and soon opened the La Boulange chain.
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Nurses said after the successful procedure, the twins wanted to be close to each other, even though they were no longer physically attached.
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At the time, the company said it was positioning itself to be close to high-value steel markets and sources of iron ore.
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So, while Mueller may indeed be close to wrapping up, don't head for the exits just yet; the most interesting parts lie ahead.
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Experts have said that while North Korea may be close to testing an ICBM, it would likely take years to perfect the weapon.
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Given that Boeing is the only US commercial aviation manufacturer, it's not necessarily inappropriate for the FAA to be close to the company.
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In "The Catherine Wheel," a boy named Andrew is fixated on eliminating all rivals in his desperation to be close to another boy.
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The three of us rented an apartment together in Minneapolis so that we would be close to the schools where we were teaching.
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Palang Pracharat, assuming all Senate members vote in line, will be close to the 126 seats needed to get Prayuth to stay on.
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"With the (Fed's) rate increase we're going to get on Wednesday, we're going to be close to the core inflation rate," Hellwig said.
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Mr. Sanders followed to be close to Levi, according to his brother, who, like several others, said the parents remained amicable partners, sharing custody.
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Trade talks on hold As recently as late April, the US and China appeared to be close to ending the year-long trade war.
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"Hell, at my rates that's gonna be close to $100,000," Twardy said, hinting that the figure would be much higher inside the Washington beltway.
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We assume that full-year spending will be close to budgeted amounts, with risks tilted towards overspending given the size of the planned adjustment.
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MOSCOW, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank expects monthly inflation to be close to zero in August, it said in a statement on Friday.
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Especially not when it's rumored Apple might be close to announcing a new 13-inch MacBook with updated processors and a sharper Retina display.
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Seattle RHP Taijuan Walker (sore foot) made a successful rehab start for Triple-A Tacoma on Monday and could be close to being activated.
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Now machine learning makes it possible for researchers to analyze digital conversations and look for signals that someone may be close to attempting suicide.
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The classic design, with its octagonal halo of sparking channel-set diamonds, is thought to be close to flawless and worth more than $250,000.
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While the procedure is experimental, the researchers hope the cost might one day be close to a kidney transplant, or about $80,000, Flyckt said.
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"We're not surprised that there are bumps, as we're coming down to the what would appear to be close to the end," he said.
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Last week, it was reported to be close to an investment in Improbable Worlds, a London-based virtual reality startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz.
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"If the 10 million target is achieved ... that means the sales momentum would be close to the Wii," Nintendo's most successful console, Kimishima said.
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Given the broad spread of interests and maturity levels between family members, finding a movie that actually satisfies everyone can be close to impossible.
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He wants to be close to those who have it, and he wants to stockpile it for himself, however he's able to do that.
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They have made many trips here from home in Tennessee just to be close to us, spend time with Indy and love on Joey.
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In a police interview, Sochalski said she was lying on her husband's chest because she wanted to "be close to him," the report states.
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"Dunia's village seems to be close to the territory of the chimpanzees, and is probably viewed by the animals as their territory," said Klempner.
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India's defence ministry said it would confirm the exact price later on Friday, but officials said it would be close to 7.8 billion euros.
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The music industry may be close to an agreement on how to pay musicians fairly for their work — just in time for Sunday's Grammys.
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Older Americans want to be close to their children and grandchildren and active baby boomers want to be in walkable communities with activities nearby.
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Fitch expects the current impairment levels to be close to the peak of the asset quality cycle, with impairments likely to increase in FY18.
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It's unclear when the new service will launch, but the company may be close to offering a closed beta sometime soon, the report adds.
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"When these new pipelines come online, there is going to be close to 3.5 million barrels a day coming into the market," McCall said.
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The multiplier on government spending might in fact be close to zero, as each extra dollar is almost entirely offset by increased private saving.
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Lawson is currently living in Los Angeles to be close to her daughter and son-in-law as they prepare for the twins' birth.
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I would want to live alone (unless I find a special someone) but be close to some friends so I do not get lonely.
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It's also possible the retirement of older coal-fired units over the forecast period may be close to, or even exceed, new capacity additions.
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Instead of using his regular Gothenburg studio, he constructed a makeshift one in their apartment, so that he could be close to his family.
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Trump said February 29 there were only 211 coronavirus cases in the United States and that the number would soon be close to zero.
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Scientists recorded unconfirmed temperatures of 2.7C at 3,000 meters above sea level on Thursday, which would be close to a new record if confirmed.
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This week, word leaked that Amazon may be close to finalizing a deal to set up a major operation in Long Island City, Queens.
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But that may not be met positively by markets, since the Fed would be close to zero rates with little cushion for further moves.
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"To be close to someone obese in a train or a plane haunts me," Mathieu B. wrote in a comment on Le Monde's website.
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Helen's boyfriend, Vic (Omar Metwally), takes a job in Los Angeles, and Noah finds a teaching gig nearby to be close to his children.
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Chinese stocks might actually be close to bottoming out even as the disease spreads to other countries, sparking global pandemic and market correction fears.
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Standard Chartered expects both registered and implemented FDI to be close to $15 billion in 2018, moderating from $21 billion in 2017, he said.
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"Our rough estimate is that the revision will be close to zero on net," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the Capitol said they expected the final figure to be close to the higher amount in the Senate bill.
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If Roger Goodell does happen to be close to lifting the ban ... how's that for a housewarming present for new Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski?!?
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Olive, hearing this, pronounced it an excellent idea, and said that she and Hugh would take an apartment there, to be close to her.
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MOSCOW, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Russian Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin said on Wednesday inflation would be close to 3% by the end of the year.
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"Monetary policy needs to remain expansionary for inflation to continue to be close to 2 per cent," the central bank said in a statement.
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Since taking that position, authorities said the employee had undergone various background checks and had full security clearance to be close to the aircraft.
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"We should break Pakistan into three pieces," said Baba Ramdev, a powerful Indian yoga guru who is known to be close to the government.
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The partnership warned in June that first half profits, which are always much lower and volatile than the second half, would be close to zero.
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Sarna, who joined Indian Hotels in September 2014, was known to be close to Cyrus Mistry, former chairman of the salt-to-software Tata Group.
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WPP, the world's biggest ad agency, has even gone so far to set up an entire Seattle operation just to be close to Amazon's headquarters.
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The labor market is considered to be close to or at full employment, with the jobless rate at an 18-year low of 3.8 percent.
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Given the backlog in immigration courts, Arana is hopeful that by time a date is scheduled, Hernandez will be close to getting a green card.
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Before stepping down, Mr. Kollat had been an independent director at L Brands, even though he was widely known to be close to Mr. Wexner.
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If the Fed were to raise interest by a quarter percent, the impact on the real economy however would be "close to nothing," Tanious said.
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When we are at home, without all the other distractions, Sammi is much more affectionate and longs to be close to me wherever I go.
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The US Trade Representative's office on Friday said that the United States and China could be close to finalizing parts of a "phase one" deal.
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There were about 500 other hound-mutants there doing the same work, and it felt good to be close to so many of my kind.
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We knew everything about our relationship was about to change, and that it would be close to impossible to prepare for what was to come.
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Mueller has been investigating the financial links between Manafort and Deripaska, a metals magnate who is known to be close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Josh Leopold, a researcher at the Urban Institute, said the percentage of homeless people who work may be close to 13.963%, maybe a little more.
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The comet will come back into the inner solar system in 2021, but it won't be close to Earth during that pass, according to STScI.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Georgia to cut legal immigration in half "would probably be close" to attracting enough votes to pass.
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And O'Rourke is said to be close to naming Jen O'Malley Dillon, a former executive director of the Democratic National Committee, as his campaign manager.
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I pretty much live in the leather Day Gloves from Everlane in the summer, and I wish cleaning them could be close to as easy.
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Transparency International said new EU citizens under these schemes include Russian nationals in Malta who are believed to be close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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So I think we all had the feeling we were going to be close to done touring it and the touring started all over again.
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The Kings have been top heavy at times, but Marian Gaborik may be close to returning and the Vincent Lecavalier revival tour has been rolling.
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The U.S. is not party to any of these new or renewed efforts and may be close to abandoning even more of the existing ones.
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While the Islamic State may be close to defeat, other extremist groups are gaining strength across borders as major powers use them against each other.
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A few months after Mr. Vizzini's death, Ms. Embury and Felix, who is now 7, moved back to Brooklyn to be close to his family.
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Mr. Gosh is considered to be close to the United Arab Emirates, and has worked closely with the United States on counterterrorism in recent years.
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I am confident I can eliminate an active shooter who is attacking with a pistol because the attacker would have to be close to me.
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And, with the Chiefs parade tomorrow ... we're also pretty sure this won't even be close to the last beer Kelce has on camera this week!!!
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On our radar: L Brands is said to be close to a deal to sell control of Victoria's Secret to the investment firm Sycamore Partners.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has held the articles hostage from the Senate for what will likely be close to a month for partisan political advantage.
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But that precious time might be close to running out, Women's Wear Daily reported on Wednesday, based on conversations the publication had with various bankers.
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But May has also shown herself to be close to Israel - scolding then U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for a speech criticizing Israeli policy.
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Gates may be close to a guilty plea for charges relating to fraud, and may be willing to testify against Manafort, multiple outlets have reported.
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Zomato, which also aggregates restaurants and operates in many countries around the world, is thought to be close to finalizing a $600 million funding round.
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Recent media reports have indicated that Mueller may be close to wrapping up the investigation, but it's unclear whether his findings will be made public.
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"If AWS keeps executing as it is doing presently, it will be close to impossible for competitors to close the gap with them," Cordwell said.
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She matriculated at Fordham University, in part because she wanted to be close to her mother, then transferred after two years Loyola University New Orleans.
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The bottom line: The cost of reskilling the 1.4 million people who are displaced will be close to $34 billion, according to the World Economic Forum.
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He took a job in Walhalla coaching the middle school boys team—and eventually the girls, too—to be close to his grandmother and his children.
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"In the short term, the impact from the current political impasse on the German economy should be (close to) zero," ING Diba economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Unable to find a house in nearby Chico, where he can be close to his family and grandchildren, Jim has been living in the Matador Motel.
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Investors have been watching out for any developments that the two economic powerhouses could be close to reaching a deal to end a protracted trade war.
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Based on this information, the board pondered the following factors in its decision: Observed inflation will be close to the target and upside risks are low.
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"I am always happy to play at The Hurlingham Club and be close to UK tennis fans," the 33-year-old Spaniard said in a statement.
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The 20-year default rate in 2023, Brookings found, could be close to 70% for for-profit college students, where numbers have risen even more dramatically.
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He worked on JAB's $2000bn purchase of Dr Pepper Snapple and is said to be close to the Pritzkers and the Waltons, the family behind Walmart.
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AND I KNOW DONALD AND I THINK HE'S A DEAL MAKER AND I THINK HE'LL DO WHAT I CONSIDER TO BE CLOSE TO THE RIGHT THING.
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Now, the Federal Communications Commission is said to be close to finalizing plans for a subsidy that will help the poor pay for an internet connection.
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If it reaches expected levels, Congo's production would be close to Nigeria, which produces about 1.8 million barrels a day, and Angola, at around 1.4 million.
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So the officials decided on 'signal schools', or small schools that would be close to where the kids lived - on the street, near a traffic signal.
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For full-year 2017, Dumas said he expected sales growth at the leather goods division to be close to its average annual growth of 10 percent.
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You'll need to be close to fresh water but also far away from major rivers, because many dams could eventually collapse without anyone to maintain them.
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Even if we had all the time in the world and an unlimited supply of gasoline, the chance of finding them would be close to zero.
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"I think it's most important that he lives his dream and I just wish to be close to him when he gets this moment," Huwiler said.
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Add this to Whittaker's performance against Jacare and he might be close to overtaking Jose Aldo as the best example of anti-wrestling in the game.
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Shares of American International Group spiked Thursday after a report that the insurer may be close to finding a successor to outgoing CEO Peter D. Hancock.
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Similarly, Bill Stone, chief investment strategist at PNC Asset Management Group, would agree that the market may be close to a bottom, rather than more pain.
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"Actually I think I had a chance to win or (be) close to the medals," Ratchanok told Reuters ruefully in an interview in Sydney on Tuesday.
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Ten months after President Donald Trump abandoned what was pegged as the world's biggest trade deal, its surviving participants may be close to a new agreement.
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"It was important to be close to cafes and restaurants," said Ms. Estrella, who is pursuing a graduate degree in international relations at New York University.
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Saying goodbye was difficult, but removing a life we had both lived online for the better part of a decade proved to be close to impossible.
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"Once they made that behavioral jump, that it was O.K. to be close to people, they could exploit resources that they hadn't before," Dr. McGowan said.
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He knew his parents wanted to be "close to the center but not so close that it would be so loud I couldn't sleep," Leo said.
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After Ms. Foster entered Yale University, Mr. Hinckley moved to New Haven to be close to her and left notes, letters and poems at her dormitory.
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When the big image of the product appears on screen, we want the time shown to be close to the actual time on the audience's watches.
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Looks like I fought to the very end but now I may be close to losing my livelihood, losing my passion, my audience and my... pic.twitter.
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Mr. Trump is also said to be close to his family: his third wife, Melania, and his children Donald Jr., 38; Ivanka, 34; and Eric, 32.
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And not just any friend, not like Maj or Basma, but a friend who would always be around, someone I could hug and be close to.
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For customers that means the magic number will be close to the industry's targeted $75 per megabit per second per month for dedicated bandwidth, Gedmark said.
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They understand why venture capitalists betting millions of dollars would want to be close to the start-ups they fund to have some control and accountability.
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THE TRUTHIf this was from the yearbook of kids who graduated in 1985, Party would be close to 50 years old now, which is actual nonsense.
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To be close to all the main sites, stay in or near the Bascarsija — Airbnb has entire apartments in this neighborhood for around $25 per night.
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Azmin, who is said to be close to Mahathir, denied he was in the videos, saying they were a "nefarious plot" to end his political career.
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A basketball fanatic, Kyrgios appeared to be close to tears as he walked out on court only a few hours after the death of Kobe Bryant.
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Bank of America Securities curated a "bear market signposts" list for clients to help predict when stocks might be close to embarking on a bear market.
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Who stays here: Young professionals, business travelers, couples on a weekend escape, and some families who want to be close to the nearby lake and beach.
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Another stakeholder in Baku XXI Century was the Baghlan Group, a company run by an Azerbaijani businessman who is known to be close to Ziya Mammadov.
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Mr. Tillerson went to Trump Tower in New York on Tuesday to meet with Mr. Trump, who is said to be close to making a decision.
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"In the worst-case situation, that would probably be close to the real figure," Diess said of the Evercore ISI estimate quoted by the Financial Times.
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Now they may finally be close to getting their wish of scrapping the so-called traveling circus — but only because Britain is leaving the European Union.
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Mr Siilasmaa writes that "with a sharp-tongued and thin-skinned chairman at the helm, intent on maintaining iron authority, raising questions can be close to mutiny".
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Republican lawmakers had expected many of those changes would be close to the finish line by now, but several have yet to be put to public comment.
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The net change for non-OPEC production in 2017, taking into account cuts by 11 countries, is expected to be close to a 400 kb/d increase.
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Despite daily negotiations between the two sides, neither President Donald Trump nor Democrats appear to be close to backing down in the battle over the government shutdown.
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Fromme was not a participant in either the Tate or LaBianca murders and instead took to camping outside the trial so she could be close to Manson.
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Unilever said a slowdown was not unusual but it was "pleased with performance" at Dollar Shave, whose North American business would be close to breakeven this year.
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"We must be close" to the end of ultra-low rates, said Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab, which has been predicting declining rates.
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Several pages managed by Jones are said to be close to the point of being unpublished by the social network given his repeated violations of community standards.
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Bernie Sanders may not drop out by the end of the day but he's going to be close to the exit, even if he wins Rhode Island.
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Still, the platform that's emerging from Orlando is widely expected to be close to the one that ends up being the official platform of the Democratic Party.
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As far as what will happen in the next few years I can't really say, but like I said, I will always be close to the game.
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The Sprint and T-Mobile merger could finally be close to Department of Justice approval — but two analysts maintain that a combination is still ultimately not happening.
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He predicted the operating margin for Vinci Construction for the full year would be "close to the 24.7% achieved in 22020, though possibly on the low side".
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It's a surprising turn ... Louis got Briana a 3 bedroom home in Calabasas and he's renting a $21 million home in L.A. to be close to Freddie.
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Right now, the spacecraft is sailing farther and farther away from Jupiter on its orbit, and it won't be close to the planet again until August 27th.
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DESPITE today's Democratic filibuster in the Senate to protest inaction on gun control, prospects for new measures to rein in guns seem to be close to nil.
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Top Fed officials have said in recent months that interest rates could now be close to a neutral level, one that neither stimulates nor slows the economy.
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Karen took a job in Durham, North Carolina, while Kevin stayed in Parkville, Missouri, where he could be close to relatives and prepare their home for retirement.
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Ruiz told the newspaper that she is originally from Wisconsin, but moved with her mother Luisa Ruiz to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, to be close to her father.
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Asset-quality indicators may be close to their weakest levels, but the pace of recovery is likely to be held back by slow resolution of bad loans.
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Swedish immigrants started building homes east of Austin in the 1870s so that they could be close to their businesses, which they had founded in the area.
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And nothing beats an unnamed source who claims to be close to person X who has something really scandalous to say about person Y. Will things improve?
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Many of the exiting partners are considered to be close to ex-CEO Blankfein or former president Harvey Schwartz, who came up through the firm's securities division.
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Michael T. Flynn as national security adviser, and Representative Mike Pompeo as director of the C.I.A. Mr. Trump is also rumored to be close to naming Gen.
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In December 2017, the Cardinals traded him to the Oakland Athletics, partly so he could be close to his family in the Bay Area suburb of Pleasanton.
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She is training herself to use her right eye as dominant, and she has to be close to the screen in order to watch TV or movies.
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Social distancing is exactly what it sounds like -- putting some distance between yourself and others, and avoiding situations where you might be close to many other people.
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Lawmakers may not be close to implementing things like universal basic income or breaking up Big Tech, but those ideas are now firmly in the political zeitgeist.
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In the case of Ms. Reza's exploration of one man's depression, composed mainly of monologues, the thrust stage allows the audience to be close to each actor.
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It would be close to the second anniversary of the accidental death of Travis Kalanick's mother, and of the dramatic boardroom coup that ousted him as boss.
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We're in week five, and if the outbreak lasts three months, it'll be close to $900,000 — so just under a million for the State Health Department alone.
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Trump and Clinton seem to be close to a dead heat in North Carolina, but a breakdown of the Obama coalition is a better sign for Trump.
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Coutinho always appears to be close to Neymar because it is Coutinho setting the tempo, Coutinho directing play, Coutinho controlling the ebb and flow of the attack.
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Oscar, for instance, must contend with what it means to be close to death, while Anita invents a fake boyfriend to help her cope with her loneliness.
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A new report claims that Hongmeng OS, Huawei's alternative operating system that may or may not be able to replace Android, could be close to breaking cover.
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According to Cowen & Co. analyst Thomas Champion, some investors have expressed concerns over Amazon Restaurants' high take rate, which is reported to be close to 30 percent.
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While he has been a Fed governor, he is still an unknown even though his policy views are believed to be close to those of Janet Yellen.
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Visiting the United States earlier this year, Ko told the conservative Heritage Foundation that Taiwan can be close to the United States but also friendly with China.
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BUDAPEST, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Hungary's inflation will be close to the government's 2.8% projection this year, Finance Minister Mihaly Varga said in an interview on website mfor.
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The contracts were given to a handful of companies known to be close to Mr. Erdogan under a new regulation that effectively allowed for a closed process.
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John and Charlie had told us we'd be close to the court, but we couldn't have imagined we'd be just six rows away from the hallowed turf.
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However, the money it brings in over a year could be close to 5 percent of this year's budget or 0.5 percent of GDP, according to Reuters' calculations.
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That figure can be close to what a human influencer makes per social media post, but not what the typical woman makes in her day-to-day job.
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The Beijing site will be close to Tiananmen Square, with all the centers creating an immersive match day feel, as well as housing restaurants and a club shop.
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"It would be close to a miracle for it to happen, but you do have massive states like California," said David Mason, a 42-year-old Lafayette photographer.
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But acting Economy Minister Luis de Guindos told news agency EFE on Thursday that growth in the January to March quarter would again be close to 0.8 percent.
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The bill appeared to be close to a vote in the House, but Republican leadership said there was no imminent plan to put it to a floor vote.
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EvercoreISI analyst Michael Newshal said he thought near-term earnings additions would be close to neutral given the price that UnitedHealth was paying was on the high side.
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Editor's note: This piece has been corrected to show that the flyby distance between New Horizons and Ultima Thule will be close to 2,200 miles (not 22,000 miles).
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National Trade Council chair Peter Navarro, who used to be close to Trump and shares a more nationalist view on trade, has become more sidelined in recent months.
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Fitch expects Newell to start paying down debt beginning 2016 and FCF is expected to be close to $800 million in 2017 and approach $0840 billion in 2018.
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To add to the New Years' light show, Mars and Neptune will be close to each other, creating a beautiful red and blue contrast as seen through telescopes.
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The group had warned in June that first-half profits, which are always much lower and more volatile than in the second half, would be close to zero.
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As far as subordination/recovery is concerned, since RT10s are deeply subordinated and are intended to be loss-absorbing, we would expect recoveries to be close to zero.
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Sam Dastyari, an embattled Australian senator, resigned from parliament after a series of revelations concerning his dealings with a businessman thought to be close to the Chinese government.
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The company said it expects operating profitability in the first half of this year to be close to the record level reached in the first half of 2017.
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August appears to be close to launching a redesigned doorbell camera as its first new hardware since being acquired by the giant lock conglomerate Assa Abloy in 2017.
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"We'd been to see a fertility specialist, and two different folks that told me it would be close to a miracle if it happened without IVF," he says.
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A Wikipedia editor raised a red flag on one of the users last October, noting that the user appeared to be close to the subject it was editing.
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Ben's been renting in Brentwood since moving out of the family house, but he's looking to buy in the area so he can be close to his kids.
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Clinton's correspondence reveals that Blumenthal regularly sent her intelligence-cable-style updates on Libya that cited anonymous sources who claimed to be close to the country's political elites.
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The central bank now forecasts inflation will be close to zero or even lower in the coming months, before rising to the 2 percent target in mid-2017.
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Van Gaal has flown away, with a payoff reported to be close to $9 million, to what he has called his paradise, the Portuguese coastal resort of Algarve.
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I met an Asian lady yesterday, and she had to be close to 80 years old and she was the the coolest damn person I had ever seen.
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Degenhart said it would make sense to build three plants, one in Europe, one in America and one in Asia to be close to customers in each region.
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At a recent golf tournament he was paired — to his surprise — against Michael Gomez, a young Pimco executive known to be close to his nemesis, Mr. El-Erian.
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Apart from business profile or leverage considerations, we expect weak interest cover metrics (FFO fixed charge cover around 21718x) to be close to 'B' category levels upon completion.
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Book this Victorian home for $191 per weekend nightBeautifully restored, this 1880s Queen Ann Victorian is a great option for those who'd prefer to be close to town.
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Many members are constantly looking to trade up, and listening for word of renters who may be leaving, or older members who may be close to passing away.
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NAFTA President Trump has been threatening to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, and it looks like he may be close to pulling the trigger.
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While it may be difficult to calculate the true costs of a rule, it can often be close to impossible to calculate the monetary value of its benefits.
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Though it is designed to be close to "postcard" size, it still needs to be mailed in an envelope to protect Social Security numbers and other private information.
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Richardson told CNN Business that earnings, which are expected to fall slightly from a year ago in the third quarter, may be close to bottoming out as well.
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"On February 26, Trump said that there were 15 confirmed coronavirus cases in the US and that they would be "close to zero" in a "couple of days.
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Sunday Routine Nusret Gokce has moved into the Plaza Hotel in order to be close to his new restaurant, Nusr-Et, where he spends most of the day.
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The price for Mayweather-McGregor has not been set, but White said this was a "superfight" and hinted the price would be close to that high-water mark.
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But these prices still affect patients' out-of-pocket costs, and some list prices could be close to actual net prices paid depending on the contract and marketplace.
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"Since she is now retired from professional skiing, she is spending more time there to be close to him while he is in season," Vonn's rep told PEOPLE.
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Yet at a breakfast meeting of Grover Norquist's anti-tax group, Kellyanne Conway, the president's counselor, indicated the bill as written would be close to the final product.
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Iran's recent breach of the limits that the agreement had placed on its uranium enrichment has raised fears that it could be close to building an atomic bomb.
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"I've been honored to be close to some presidents during some really tough times, and the people that are in those rooms needed to be trusted," he said.
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"Fans suddenly realize the person they love is not there anymore and they want to buy up things to be close to that person," D'Rozario, told CNN Business.
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An office like the one in Trump Tower is used by the U.S. military to provide services that need to be close to the president at all times.
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The farms can be close to cities or in remote outposts, he said, and they can be as small as a half-acre or spreads exceeding 153 acres.
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The other contract, worth $142 million, went to Dany Khoury, a Christian businessman said to be close to the family of President Michel Aoun, Lebanon's top Christian leader.
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The truth is that no matter what happens in the 2020 election, there will always be two parties in the Senate which will be close to evenly divided.
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"At this point it (would) be close to 2016 and could potentially mark a new record due to more (unaccompanied children) coming across the border," the official said.
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No other state legislatures appear to be close to expanding Medicaid, but advocates are hoping that ballot initiatives can deliver success in three more red states this fall.
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I have more days than I used to when I believe that I have the tools to be close to someone without be scared or wanting to run.
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Evie is immediately infatuated with black-haired Suzanne, and yearning to be close to Suzanne is what leads her to the headquarters of The Girls' Manson Family analogue.
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Look, standard politicians tend to be very wealthy, they tend to be millionaires, they tend to be close to special interests, and I'm not any of those things.
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The equivalent capital shortfall relative to a proxy of a Basel 3 CET1 ratio of 13% of risk-weighted assets would be close to 33% of San Marino's GDP.
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Ronaldo could be close to dethroning Gomez in 2018; he gained the most followers in 2017, over 30 million, while Gomez came in second with 24 million new followers.
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In a lengthy goodbye to the show on Instagram, Levine called the show a "life shaping experience that will be close to my heart forever" and thanked everyone involved.
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"There used to be close to 15-20 bookings each day, but now we're down to 3-5 on good days," said Gharpure, the general manager at the dealership.
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Young professionals "want to walk and be close to work," he said, and have "amenity-rich neighborhoods," meaning good grocery stores, shops, music venues, and eventually schools and parks.
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But, in videos JPP posted to social media on Tuesday -- you can see the 30-year-old doesn't seem to be close to blowing by offensive tackles anytime soon.
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Prior to the recent escalation in tensions, markets had largely anticipated the two economic powerhouses to be close to reaching a deal that would end their protracted trade fight.
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It charges upwards of IDR 249,000 ($17) per month for its basic service and claims to be close to $1 billion in annual transaction volume from its retail partners.
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The central bank does not say how much it owns of each bond but aggregate figures show its holdings of corporate debt to be close to 130 billion euros.
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Meanwhile, Beijing appears to be close to striking a trade deal with Washington, following a series of punitive tariffs that both economic giants slapped on each other in 2018.
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The purge was expected to target military officers thought to be close to Fethullah Gulen, a 75-year-old moderate cleric in self-imposed exile in the United States.
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While the price for the Pure Outboard system including a motor, battery pack and charging station, hasn't been finalized yet, the CEO says it will be close to $12,000.
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Having sold 75% of all smartspeakers (at low prices that are thought to be close to the cost of making them), Amazon is now the world's biggest speaker brand.
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"Given the degradation in demand, the group now expects 2019 revenues to be close to last year's," Renault predicted - abandoning an earlier pledge to increase revenue before currency effects.
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"Given the degradation in demand, the group now expects 2019 revenues to be close to last year's," Renault predicted — abandoning an earlier pledge to increase revenue before currency effects.
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Officials from Chair Jerome Powell down now suggest rates may be close to "neutral", and money markets no longer fully price even one quarter-point rate hike in 2019.
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"Given the degradation in demand, the group now expects 22.7 revenues to be close to last year's," Renault said - abandoning an earlier pledge to increase revenue before currency effects.
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Had things gone a little differently all those years ago, Manchester United might still be in the hunt for a striker, and Mido might be close to making parole.
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She moved to North Carolina to be close to Phipps and Vaughn and what started as a chance meeting has resulted in a "strong, beautiful relationship," Snipes tells PEOPLE.
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"There used to be close to 15-20 bookings each day, but now we're down to 221-270 on good days," said Gharpure, the general manager at the dealership.
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"There used to be close to 15-20 bookings each day, but now we're down to 73-5 on good days," said Gharpure, the general manager at the dealership.
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Hermes, which will report full results for last year on March 21, said operating profitability should be close to the record level recorded over the first half of 2017.
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"The Maldives wants to be close to India but both the local opposition in the country and also the press in India has not made it easy," Waheed said.
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Nicole and Christian transported their lives from their Midwestern roots to the Bronx in 2016 to be close to the medical staff at Montefiore in preparation for the surgery.
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A House-Senate conference committee is still working out differences over the fiscal 22 National Defense Authorization Act, and it appears it may be close to finalizing a deal.
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India is locked in talks with France's Dassault Aviation SA to buy 36 French-built Rafale combat jets at a price said to be close to $200 million apiece.
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The government wanted the site to be close to dams for electricity, and close to the river so it had a source of cool liquid to cool the reactors.
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The representatives from Colombia's government and the Marxist FARC rebel group are said to be close to signing a peace deal, though they may miss today's self-imposed deadline.
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But the epidemic's relentless math, and the bumbling start to the recovery effort in the United States, suggest that we won't be close to that moment for many weeks.
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Instead, the New York Fed's board appears to be close to appointing John C. Williams, a Fed insider with little regulatory experience and no close connection to New York.
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Despite the existence of tools like Slack, which make remote work easier, many tech workers feel it's still an advantage to be close to the center of the action.
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Ideally, the beach should be located where it would be most accessible — by walkers, joggers, residents, and tourists, and it should be close to a jogging or running trail.
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"About a month ago, on February 26, he predicted that in a matter of days the total number of coronavirus cases in the US would be "close to zero.
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Had my sausage been a little bit less dry (the other patties I'd tasted seemed moister), this would be close to earning the No. 1 spot on this ranking.
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Ms. Parsons said that she received a phone call on July 30 from someone who claimed to be close to Ms. Lawford and said that the dogs were dead.
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Her outlet happens to be close to some of California's most productive marijuana-growing areas, but most of the surrounding counties will not allow cultivation that could supply her.
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It was also important that they be close to a Jewish community, and they felt welcomed at Kehillat Israel, a Reconstructionist synagogue within walking distance of their new home.
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We suggest using a heat-resistant glove while curling, especially if you're going to be using a wand, which requires your fingers to be close to a hot barrel.
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The CBO agrees that this year's growth will be close to 3.5 percent, but they also see slower growth thereafter and only 1.9 percent growth over the long run.
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NATO member nations also could be close to sending more troops to Afghanistan to fight against the Taliban, which, after 15 years of conflict, remains a formidable insurgent group.
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The selection of Archibong, a media-savvy executive who is known to be close to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, suggests the company believes the effort will receive wide attention.
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However, the client told HDC that the practitioner did not tell her that the needles would be close to her lungs or that the placement could cause an injury.
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The home is likely to appeal to local professionals and buyers who want to be close to Catania's international airport, which is only about a half an hour away.
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ATHENS, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Greece's economic growth rate will be close to 2 percent this year, slightly above the government's revised projection, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday.
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Other polls released in recent days by NPR/PBS/Marist and CBS also indicate that the country has been and continues to be close to evenly divided on impeachment.
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The broader picture is one in which Kelly was perceived to be close to Porter and was said to be eyeing him as a potential deputy chief of staff.
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An unnamed source said to be close to the star was quoted in a Page Six report saying Kardashian West&aposs skin tone appeared darker due to the lighting.
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Their fears proved justified when on April 33, the U.S. Treasury slapped sanctions on a range of Russian companies and "oligarchs" — businessmen deemed to be close to the Kremlin.
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We chose this location when we moved from Wisconsin so I'd be close to school and my husband had easy access to the main highway to get to his job.
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Of the 25 members of the Politburo, at least 19893 were known to be close to Xi, according to sources with ties to the leadership and foreign diplomats in Beijing.
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It pushes policies to tackle inequality and poverty but also attacks the trade unions, and its rhetoric on immigration can be close to that of the anti-immigrant Northern League.
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The flashback scenes show Randall desperately seeking a connection to his biological family, using traits like tongue rolling from strangers as clues that he may be close to finding them.
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"For the Swiss banks, it was always important to be in London, not least to be close to your wealthy customers," Andreas Venditti, an analyst at Swiss bank Vontobel, said.
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But some competitors and bank analysts said hiring doesn't make sense at this stage, because auto sales may be close to peaking, and consumer credit is showing signs of weakness.
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Inspired by true events and starring 13 Reasons Why alum Giorgia Whigham, Pinky asks us to reconsider all those first experiences you might not be close to comfortable with yet.
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Tellem told Nash that Bryant had had a falling-out with his parents, and didn't want to play in New Jersey, where he'd be close to home and his parents.
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Four years after the release of the iPad mini 4, Apple might finally be close to releasing a successor, according to new reports from Mac Otakara and DigiTimes (via MacRumors).
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Republicans are expected to retain control of the House and even if Democrats capture the Senate they will not be close to the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster.
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While the Committee retains the view that we may be close to the end of the hiking cycle, there may be a reassessment of this position should upside risks transpire.
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"Without widespread lifetime extensions or new projects, electricity supply costs would be close to USD 80 billion higher per year on average for advanced economies as a whole," it states.
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The U.S. prison population has increased five-fold over the past 50 years, and it's estimated that there may be close to 5 million working-age adults with felony convictions.
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"I can almost leave it at that (assessment)," without elaborating on whether that meant it would be close to the meagre 279 million euro net profit it reported for 2016.
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ATL Hawks player DeAndre' Bembry was racing another car at speeds estimated to be close to 150 mph when he was pulled over early Friday morning, cops tell TMZ Sports.
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Constrained by IP Expansion: Longfor's rental revenue for 2016, which we estimate to be close to CNY2.0bn, was still insufficient to cover its cash investments in IP of CNY3bn-103bn.
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SEA-CHANGE U.S. authorities allege that more than $4.5 billion was stolen from 1MDB in a fraud orchestrated by a financier known to be close to Najib and his family.
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And if Unedic weren't required to finance two-thirds of the state employment agency's budget — an annual cost of 3.3 billion euros — it would already be close to breaking even.
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"Frankly, the states are offering incentives, but at the end of the day, you want to be close to where your employees are, and [relocating] it's terribly disruptive, " he said.
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Make sure you don't commit some of the sins I've listed above, and you can be sure that your Uber and Lyft ratings will be close to a perfect 5.0.
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The Treasury Department identified an extremely wealthy individual engaged in illicit and threatening conduct, believed to be close to Vladimir Putin, and imposed the toughest financial tools at its disposal.
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"The danger of anthropomorphizing AVs could be close to something called 'GPS death,' where people follow their GPS to the middle of the desert or into the ocean," said Waytz.
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There are a myriad of reasons 10 times your income — or $100,000 in coverage for every $10,000 in salary you earn each year — may not even be close to enough.
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They kept dropping two days later when he placed Vice President Mike Pence in charge of the administration's response and vowed US cases would be "close to zero" within days.
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They cut a bunch of deals with powerful interest groups in order to either get them to support the legislation, or at least get them to be close to neutral.
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Amazon employees may want to live in Long Island City to be close to work, and the fragile state of mass transit and overburdened schools will be an everyday issue.
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" During the trial, he live-streamed regularly after spending the day in court; after the verdict, he live-streamed again, saying that his prison time would be "close to nil.
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In the recent carve-up of top jobs in the Saudi oil industry, that role went to Yasir al-Rumayyan, a banker said to be close to the crown prince.
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Once in the car you'll see simply a route overview and estimated arrival time to a destination that may be close to your final point if not always directly there.
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In response, Tehran has repeatedly moved beyond the limits that the agreement had placed on its uranium enrichment, raising fears that it could be close to building an atomic bomb.
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Google has claimed for years to be close to demonstrating quantum supremacy, a useful talking point as it competed with rivals to hire top experts and line up putative customers.
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Folio cases have certainly seen a surge in popularity as the overall size of smartphones continues to increase to be close to that of the average purse or women's wallet.
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By looking at the S&P's proprietary oscillator, a technical tool that measures buying and selling pressure in the index, Cramer determined that stocks could be close to turning around.
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Rieder said the Fed should be close to the neutral rate by the end of this year, and that would also suggest a slower pace of rate hikes next year.
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In 1998, Mr. Warrington retired from teaching biology and chemistry at Michigan Tech and he and his wife moved to the Grayling area to be close to the Au Sable.
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We expect the region's self-financing capacity (before debt repayment) to be close to 70% on average in 2016-2019, which would be adequate but not sufficient to stabilise debt.
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"I think it's never perfect and I'm pretty sure there will be times where it will be close to perfect and we'll work towards that," she said of her swing.
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Well, Tuesday night, Reef -- one of the best high school hoops players in the country -- made it official ... and his mother Shaunie couldn't be happier (he'll be close to home!).
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The GOP plan will leave many people out, and will leave others with such skimpy financial assistance that the health care they have will be close to having nothing at all.
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The maximum tide level in Atlantic City is forecast to be between 7.5 to 8 feet high, which would be close to the 10th-highest level on record for that location.
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The Polish Catholic priest wants to be close to his parishioners, even if it means driving the tiny car up and down steep roads at any time of day or night.
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After Kim Jong Un took power in 2011, he proceeded to purge several high-ranking officials believed to be close to Beijing from Pyongyang's ranks, including his uncle Jang Song Thaek.
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Her mother, Amy Childs, 41, accompanied her to Saturday night's game, wanting to be close to her daughter after receiving a terrifying phone call as Laney fled school the day before.
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By the end of this year there will probably be close to 1bn active subscriptions for mobile phones across the continent, almost one for each of 1.2bn people living in Africa.
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Arizona realizes, through this patient and her worries about Sofia acting out, that she needs to move to New York to be close to Callie (Sara Ramirez) for their daughter's benefit.
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Go deeper: 3 warning signs U.S. economy could be close to recession Fed report says Great Recession made millennials poorer than older generations Slowing economy could increase pressure on Big Tech
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Team USA and USA Hockey appear to be close to settling a labor dispute that would have kept the team from participating in the IIHF World Championship, which starts on Friday.
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Since 2015, Apple has wanted to build the data center in Athenry to be close to green energy sources, but the plans have been met with stalls in the approval process.
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They have agreed in an all-cash handshake deal that Qualcomm will pay $110 a share for NXP, sources told CNBC, in a deal that would be close to $40 billion.
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"We'd been to see a fertility specialist, and two different folks that told me it would be close to a miracle if it happened without IVF," Gilbert said at the time.
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The $108 billion targeted so far would be close to the entire $131 billion venture capital investment in U.S.-based start-ups for 2018, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
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Amrita Sen, co-founder and chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects, spoke to CNBC on Monday about the countries the energy analysis firm believed could be close to needing international aid.
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The country is presently still running a government budget deficit above 85033 percent of GDP while its public debt-to-GDP ratio will be close to 80 percent by year-end.
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Electronics and bookstore chain Jarir Marketing added 22.2 percent, building on Monday's 61.33-percent gain after Chairman Muhammad Alagil told Reuters that the retail sector's slump might be close to ending.
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But now that Google's quantum processor is rumored to be close to reaching this goal, imminent quantum supremacy may turn out to have an important application after all: generating pure randomness.
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In October, annual inflation slowed to 2.7 percent from 3.0 percent a month earlier, which the central bank said is considered to be close to its ultimate target of 4 percent.
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But he had returned to his home to be close to the land, and in the medicine dream, his people's traditional way of life suddenly felt threatened in an existential way.
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Despite getting the top job, sources said, he effectively shared power initially with two other senior officials who used to be close to Karimov - Inoyatov and deputy prime minister Rustam Azimov.
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The banks have been actively managing their loans to deposits ratios in order to be close to the 100% Qatari Central Bank (QCB) recommended level, despite the higher cost of deposits.
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Apple just released a new iPad Air and iPad mini in March, but the company may be close to launching two new tablets, according to regulatory filings spotted by Apple Insider.
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At the same time, I also believe that in some cases it is essential to stand by the people, listen to their voices and be close to them in their thoughts.
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"Even assuming that the market interprets Scotiabank's earnings as C$1.58 per shares — this would be close to in line with consensus whereas other banks beat consensus estimates handily," he said.
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While Rutgers is expressing relief after ending an 11-game losing streak, the panic alarm appears to be close to going off in Nebraska following a second straight setback last week.
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You will still not even be close to approaching a shadowy semblance of what it was like to sleep beside these four drug-crazed, gin-soaked psychopaths for six full months.
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Because, first and foremost, Rich and Pretty is a book about the ways in which only women can be close to one another, and what struggles can arise from that closeness.
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This "grossness" is authentic to the experience of CF. Will and Stella's relationship is complicated because they both have CF, and can't be close to one another or risk transmitting infections.
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Talk of more action gathered pace after an academic seen to be close to Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the BOJ is likely to expand monetary stimulus either in June or July.
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Overall there will be close to five weeks of programming this summer at Lincoln Center with the expanded Mostly Mozart Festival, down from about seven last summer, when both festivals ran.
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MOSCOW, March 12 (Reuters) - Russia's 2020 inflation rate will be close to the central bank's 4% target, the Interfax news agency cited Deputy Finance Minister Vladimir Kolychev as saying on Thursday.
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It was another sign of trouble for the company, which has run up more than a billion dollars in losses and does not appear to be close to turning a profit.
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"Since she is now retired from professional skiing, she is spending more time there to be close to him while he is in season," Vonn's rep told PEOPLE at the time.
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Novogratz told the conference that rival TD Ameritrade appeared to be close to joining the Boston-based giant in that offering before the November announcement of the merger with Charles Schwab.
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Her last friend had moved away to Ohio to be close to her grandchildren, and it had taken Peggy a few years to find someone above her late seventies in public.
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At several moments during the hearing, she appeared to be close to tears, at one point seeming to gasp for air as she listened to prosecutors reading the charges against her.
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That's because special counsel Robert Mueller is believed to be close to completing his work, and the Senate Intelligence Committee is also nearing the finish line of its own Russia investigation.
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The actress recently claimed that she must live in the United States as long as Pitt chooses to do so, in order for the children to be close to their father.
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OPEC's quota compliance soared to 147 percent in February, though even without production declines in Caracas the group's compliance would still be close to 100 percent, according to the IEA's findings.
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He also said he did not know whether Mr. Agalarov's father, Aras Agalarov, a Moscow real estate tycoon known to be close to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, was involved.
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But analysts believe pork price inflation may be close to a peak as recent policies to stabilise production and support the recovery of the pig herd have begun to show results.
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But analysts believe pork price inflation may be close to a peak as recent policies to stabilize production and support the recovery of the pig herd have begun to show results.
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"Officially it may be closer to 4.5% and possibly the reality could be close to zero," said Perret-Green, who suggested the government severely overstates its GDP figures to begin with.
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She said the home's future owner will likely be a second-home buyer from somewhere in the Bay Area who wants to get away and be close to the wine country.
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"My vision and the actual logistics of my life are so scattered, with the travel and work and the sourcing and everything, it's nice to be close to home," she said.
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In June the partnership warned of a big fall in annual profit before exceptional items and said profit would be close to zero in first half results due on Sept. 13.
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"If it were to go further, then the next support would be close to the uptrend, around the 2016 uptrend around $53," said Yamada, who runs Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors.
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The bottom line: The first immunotherapy for peanut allergies could be close to hitting the market next year, despite concerns of how well it works, and more therapies are being developed.
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Waymo is operating a limited service using its autonomous minivans in Arizona, and is rumored to be close to launching a broader, commercial ride-hailing operation before the end of the year.
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Nerve transfers cannot be used to restore function in the legs of people with spinal cord injuries because the donor nerves need to be close to reactivate the muscle, van Zyl said.
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"At this point it (would) be close to 2016 and could potentially mark a new record due to more (unaccompanied children) coming across the border," an HHS official told CNN in March.
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Speaking in New York, Jerome Powell said that he deems the Fed's benchmark interest rate to be close to a neutral level, marking a step away from comments made in recent months.
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"I initially thought Samsung's 2194.6000 profits would fall but still be close to 2015's, but that seems unrealistic at this point," said Park Jung-hoon, fund manager for HDC Asset Management.
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The Duke team collaborated with Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York to devise a chemotherapy and radiation protocol that could be administered at MSK so their son could be close to home.
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Tesla had been expected to raise capital since late last year, with the expectations gaining steam last month after Musk said the company could be "close to the edge" on cash needs.
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Aurelien Mali, Moody's senior analytical adviser for Africa, told Reuters late on Sunday that he expects a contraction from a year earlier, and said the fourth quarter could be close to flat.
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The ring is reported to be close to 20-carats, an upgrade from the 15-carat Lorraine Schwartz engagement ring Kanye famously proposed with at San Francisco's AT&T Park in 2013.
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When Jeff Haynie started has last company, Appcelerator, he moved from Atlanta to the Bay Area because he felt he needed to be close to other startups and those who fund them.
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I used to be close to 300 pounds, so a lot of what you wrote hurt to read—it took me back to a time when I wasn't fitting in airplane seats.
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The ring was reported to be close to 20-carats, an upgrade from the 15-carat Lorraine Schwartz engagement ring West famously proposed with at San Francisco's AT&T Park in 2013.
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If location were the only determining factor in employment diversity stats, Twitter's workforce would be close to a quarter hispanic and just under 7 percent black, according to Bay Area census data.
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"It is possible our 231 results would be close to those of 21.1, but we hope that they will not come in at the lower end of our forecast range," Levy said.
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The social aspect of the internet I'd always enjoyed had recently begun to feel like something I was trapped inside of, something at odds with my desire to be close to people.
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The Swiss company, which had already announced plans to cut 43 percent of workers after a 20.3 million franc first-half loss, said it aims to be "close to profitability" by 2021.
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The ring is reported to be close to 20-carats, an upgrade from the 15-carat Lorraine Schwartz engagement ring Kanye famously proposed with at San Francisco's AT&T Park in 2013.
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Using this data, The Living then spat out 10,000 designs, offering different mixes of high- and low-traffic areas, open spaces and private zones, which team would be close to each other.
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Stocks in mainland China advanced on Monday following reports that the U.S and China might be close to finalizing a trade deal, with Beijing offering to lower tariffs on certain U.S. products.
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For all the reasons social media is obnoxious because of how close you can get to people you shouldn't be close to, there's also moments where you can take advantage of it!
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Anjum builds her home in the graveyard where her ancestors are buried—the better to be close to them, and to a phantom sense of community and belonging that she's denied elsewhere.
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Haub was reportedly skiing alone as he trained for a biennial endurance race before he then failed to return from an area thought to be close to Europe's highest cable car station.
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"If we operate under the assumption that global growth is headed for a slowdown ... we think there is reason to believe that the stock could be close to washed out," she said.
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"It is possible our 2019 results would be close to those of 2018, but we hope that they will not come in at the lower end of our forecast range," Levy said.
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It sends a sobering message to those who want so badly to party with or be close to celebrities: Drug overdoses are frequently the fault of choices primarily made by the victim.
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The decidedly untrendy suburbs are often not even considered by new arrivals, who want to be close to the barrier island's South Beach neighborhood, even if they cannot afford to live there.
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If one limits deductibility of interest on new borrowing, revenues derived from taxing business income (again, at the personal level) could be close to their current level even on a static score.
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Unipol CEO Carlo Cimbri said in an interview with Corriere della Sera the insurer wanted to be close to BPER - in which it owns a 10 percent stake - and support its growth.
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As a result, the debt held by the public as a percent of GDP is now projected to be close to 100 percent of the economy at the end of a decade.
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Ms. De França said the building, for which sales are expected to begin later this summer, will likely attract buyers who want to be close to their offices in the financial district.
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The rogue nation, via its state news agency KCNA, said it had succeeded in launching an intercontinental ballistic missile, something leader Kim Jong Un reportedly had claimed to be close to accomplishing.
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The sweet Labrador, thought to be close to 20 years old, was recently found sitting next to the side of her dead owner, who cared for the canine for her entire life.
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Blade Runner was set hugely ahead of its time' but 2019 is only a couple of years away and we're not even going to be close to that pretense in real life.
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The business may be close to 20 years old, but its name is perhaps not well-known in startup circles; however, it has achieved the kind of scale that few unicorns have.
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This year and probably never again, I can't believe people that I'm supposed to be close to hold this belief so this year so I'm just not going to have the conversation.
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In late February, Trump claimed there were only 2270 coronavirus cases in the United States — a vast understatement — and promised "within a couple of days," the number would be close to zero.
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Mr. Kong Sam Onn said his client would continue to spend time in Cambodia to be close to his adopted family, and had not been scared off by his time in prison.
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The announcement comes as the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, is said to be close to wrapping up his nearly two-year investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Church leaders believe the final toll from the attack on St Sebastian's Church in Negombo could be close to 200, almost certainly making Negombo the deadliest of the six near-simultaneous attacks.
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"We now expect China's oil demand growth in 250 to be close to zero, from already low pre-Covid-22 growth expectations of 350 kb/d," the bank said in a note.
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"Roughly a month later, at a press conference on February 26, Trump said that the number of coronavirus cases in the US would be "close to zero" in a "couple of days.
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As for the neighborhood, residents of the building will be close to public transportation hubs, restaurants and the Lincoln Center, not to mention dozens of nearby schools in the PS 199 district.
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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Dorian churned toward Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic on Tuesday and was expected to be close to hurricane strength when it nears the islands on Wednesday.
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Japanese semiconductor company Renesas Electronics is in talks to acquire U.S. chipmaker Maxim Integrated, according to several sources close to the matter, in what could be close to a $20 billion acquisition.
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AccorHotels said John Paul's enterprise value (EV) should be close to $150 million, or a ratio of 11 times 2017 EV over estimated core earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA).
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In July, Xiaolang Zhang, a Chinese Apple employee, was arrested at the San Jose airport after telling his colleagues he was moving back to China to be close to his ill mother.
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Among other potential deals, Airbus was said on the eve of the show to be close to securing an order worth some $3 billion for 8-10 A1853 jets from Virgin Atlantic.
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Adjusting capital ratios for current year results and assuming that the bad asset transfers are completed in 4Q17, Fitch estimates that end-2017 Tier 1 capital ratio could be close to 20%.
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Well before Trump's decision, the economy was struggling with high unemployment - estimated at around 30 percent or higher among young people — and a debt-burdened banking system which may be close to insolvency.
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The new bling, allegedly stolen in the recent Paris robbery, is reported to be close to 20 carats and valued at an estimated $4.5 million, while her original engagement ring was 15 carats.
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With five children under the age of 8, she wanted her new home to be close to relatives living at the base of the hill, so she erected a flimsy tarp halfway up.
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"Once you see that pattern, it usually means you're going to see estimates continue and this year will be close to zero and has a 50/50 chance of being negative," he said.
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Motsoeneng, who has pushed through a number of changes aimed at increasing local content and what he called "positive news", is considered by some political analysts to be close to President Jacob Zuma.
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IP Expansion, Small Scale Constrains Ratings: Longfor's rental revenue for 2015, which we estimate to be close to CNY1.5bn, is still insufficient to cover its cash investments in investment properties of over CNY3bn.
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A capital raise by Tesla has been anticipated since late last year, gaining steam last month after Chief Executive Elon Musk said the company could be "close to the edge" on cash needs.
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In the North when a woman is pregnant, she has the option of being flown to the city of Iqaluit for the last month of her pregnancy to be close to a hospital.
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When the Kurds are busy defending their homes and long-fought-for homeland from the advancing army of a NATO member, policing these two holding facilities will be close to the last priority.
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"Cancer has a way of putting your priorities through the spin cycle," Edwards said from her home in Baltimore, where she's living to be close to family and her doctors at Johns Hopkins.
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"A new Europe has to be close to Russia as before because we want to have our sovereignty," he continued over the clinking of coffee cups and buzz of conversation around the lobby.
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Stocks have been on a tear for much of 2019 so far amid earlier signs that the U.S. and China could be close to reaching a deal to end their protracted trade war.
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Commercial satellite images obtained by CNN in September appeared to show that North Korea may be close to launching a submarine capable of firing missiles and is making efforts to conceal its preparations.
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"When you seem to be close to victory, then everybody starts asking for what they actually want, what they think they need to ask for to succeed politically in the moment," Ziegler said.
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" Cameras later follow de Lesseps in a car ride where she tells a confidante on the phone, "I've been traveling, I've been to prison, and I just want to be close to home.
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Economists had mostly expected the Fed to hold off until December, particularly since the November meeting will be close to the election and the Fed does not hold a press briefing that month.
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And although homo sapiens happen to be close to the ideal size for running, prehistoric humans were intelligent enough that even the slowpokes among them could escape from predators, hunt prey and reproduce.
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The aide with the satchel is required to be close to the president at all times -- whether at the White House, in a motorcade, aboard Air Force One or on a trip overseas.
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With favorable temperatures and humidity in the Spring, the conditions have the potential to be close to ideal for a marathon -- as long as the weather cooperates on the day of the attempt.
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Approximately two-thirds of the economists polled said they expect inflation to be close to the Fed's 2 percent inflation target by year's end, while 13 percent believe inflation will be significantly over.
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"I need to be close to my fields," said the 33-year-old cocoa and palm oil farmer, who returned last month from exile in Liberia with his pregnant wife and four children.
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Telltale says that the split between Batman and Bruce will be close to 50 / 50, though in some instances you'll have the option to decide which version of the character to play as.
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Under Armour also built in suit pockets with a transparent cover for storing personal items like "photographs of loved ones, who will literally be close to the heart," according to the press release.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency reported temperatures to be close to 12 degrees hotter than the country's average as temperatures rose to 85033F in Kumagaya, which is reportedly Japan's highest temperature ever on record.
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Yet, the prognosticators who claimed to be "close to Comey" or "familiar with his thinking" are refusing to give up, holding out hope that there will be some evidence or smoking gun produced.
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The truth was, our cash reserves were drained from the move and they were going to be close to bone dry if we finished the remodel and continued with our aggressive investment strategy.
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Hospital groups have strenuously fought the proposal, saying that the cost of hiring enough nurses to meet the requirement would be close to $900 million, with the burden falling heavily on community hospitals.
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The firms' bet on Zoom paid off, but most bets don'tVenture funds makes lots of risky bets, most of which either won't pay off at all or will be close to break-even.
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"There are many operations that were perceived to be close to impossible" before they were carried out successfully, said Richard Janssen, managing director of SMIT Salvage, a subsidiary of the Dutch company Boskalis.
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The pair apparently moved to Lehigh because the woman's mother had bought a house in a short sale after the housing crash for about $21926,000, and they wanted to be close to her.
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Washington (CNN)North Korea may be close to launching a submarine capable of firing missiles and is making efforts to conceal its preparations, new commercial satellite images obtained by CNN appear to show.
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Plenty of visitors opt to be by the bay over the beach in order to be close to this revitalized area and business hub with well-styled rooms from five-star hotel brands.
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"So heading into 2018 and into 2019, I'm bullish on this stock for a move up," he said, predicting that Tesla could even be close to $347.953 by the end of that wave.
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"It's an option that could only be close to crystallizing if you had a range of things in play, one, obviously the engagement and agreement of the miners," Wyatt told reporters on Monday.
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For local-first, a strategy might involve paying for software up front, like we used to do at Best Buy, or subscriptions—though that might be close to many current cloud business models.
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The official Golovkin-Jacobs weigh-in was held about 38 hours before their fight was to begin, virtually assuring that neither fighter would be close to the middleweight limit by the opening bell.
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On Olympics Can it be close to 20 years since Tara Lipinski, then 15, upset Michelle Kwan at the 22014 Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, to become the youngest Olympic figure skating champion?
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Three years later, with two of his picks in robes and a surge of challenges to Roe flying to the court, abortion-rights supporters fear Mr Trump's prediction may be close to coming true.
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"Under the current cut targets, crude steel capacity would still be close to 2013 levels and account for nearly half of global capacity by 2018-20 due to previously planned investment," the IMF said.
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He denied any wrongdoing, even as U.S. authorities alleged that over $4.5 billion was stolen from the fund in a fraud orchestrated by a financier known to be close to Najib and his family.
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Tesla said gross margins on the Model 24, which today are slightly negative, would be close to flat in the second quarter and grow to "highly positive" in the second half of the year.
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You're basically going to have to be a hardcore Disney fan to pick one up, or at least be close to someone who is so that you can ask them to help you out.
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Me as a fan and just as a human, that's what I live for, that's what I want to be close to, whether that's emulating it or just being close enough to see it.
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That Trump appears to have surrounded himself with people broadly seen to be close to Israel has made some question how much weight he will be prepared to give the Palestinian version of events.
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