"I didn't want to be dominated by anyone," she said.
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Currently, financing in China continues to be dominated by banks.
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Still, this year's event will be dominated by small models.
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That led to fears it would be dominated by Americans.
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That led to fears it would be dominated by Americans.
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The culture of Tumblr began to be dominated by teens—weird
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But the summit will be dominated by the threat from Russia.
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The incidence of cancer will continue to be dominated by demographics.
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First of all, this market continues to be dominated by banks.
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This is something that can be dominated by words and words alone!
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"I didn't want to be dominated by anyone," Morano tells the Times.
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Instead, it looks destined to be dominated by the spread of coronavirus.
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Because it is decentralized, it cannot be dominated by a single power.
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You might expect funerals to be dominated by talk of the dearly departed.
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In recent times, car interiors have come to be dominated by large displays.
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The ancient Chinese game Go might not be dominated by humans much longer.
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The vast majority of Disney films appear to be dominated by male dialogue.
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The mobile space continues to be dominated by a handful of high earners.
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But the downside is that it could be dominated by domestic-style questions.
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Still, her premiership will be dominated by one subject, and one alone: Brexit.
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Climate change journalism should not be dominated by debates over basic facts either.
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"How we deliver defense cannot be dominated by sentimentality," he told the newspaper.
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Expect January to be dominated by the three I's — Impeachment, Iran and Iowa.
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Thursday's session will be dominated by more retail earnings and key economic data.
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Such meetings tend to be dominated by the issue of the Dalai Lama.
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"I didn't want to be dominated by anyone," she told the New York Times.
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The home screen would be dominated by Snapchat notifications, including your friend's latest stories.
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For it seems that the Trump era will be dominated by brute national interests.
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The fall food scene tends to be dominated by pumpkin spice and apple-picking.
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"I didn't want to be dominated by anyone," she told AFP in an interview.
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If Mr Kenyatta wins, his second term will be dominated by a succession battle.
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The show this year will be dominated by two major themes: Utility and luxury.
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That tends to be dominated by Visa and Mastercard in the U.S. and Europe.
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Make no doubt of it, this next era will be dominated by the mind.
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How long should we be dominated by the warmongers and the military-industrial complex?
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The president's ear is going to be dominated by louder and louder protectionist voices.
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Trump's trip to Asia will likely be dominated by the North Korean nuclear threat.
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After all, crowdsourcing can sometimes be dominated by individuals who have an axe to grind.
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The productivity segment tends to be dominated by revenue from products like Office and Dynamics.
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GERMAN TELEVISION USED to be dominated by sentimental romantic dramas and worthy but dry documentaries.
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Graffiti, and to a lesser extent street art, tend to be dominated by male artists.
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Who's going to feel comfortable letting their private castle be dominated by a single company?
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We should accept that the future regional order will be dominated by China, they argue.
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And it will be dominated by whoever best captures Americans' imaginations about our shared destiny.
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We would be dominated by a power that was as raw as it was distant.
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However, the contactless payments market will still be dominated by contactless card payments, not mobile wallets.
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Facebook's feed began to be dominated by impersonal, generic link sharing and posts by news publishers.
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And grievances filed through the 311 system tend to be dominated by certain groups of residents.
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Like the broader internet, the conversations tend to be dominated by the loudest voices, they said.
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Life in these communities will be dominated by single parent households, incarcerations, gang violence and drugs.
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This risks reinforcing, perhaps supercharging, a wider trend for industries to be dominated by a few companies.
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Even the Angolan market, which tends to be dominated by Chinese refiners, has been slow to move.
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Conversations within them used to be dominated by inquiries about men the members were romantically interested in.
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Some Muslims fear that government efforts to form representative bodies will be dominated by large communal organisations.
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Ongoing research and development cannot be dominated by those who have an economic interest in the outcome.
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On top of that, Pallotta said the CBD market would eventually be dominated by major consumer companies.
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Hollywood is going to be dominated by Northern California, who's going to have 50 percent of it.
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If that's right, much of the news in the next few months will be dominated by Russia.
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Those states also tend to be dominated by Democrats and others who voted decisively against Mr. Trump.
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Advocates on both sides are in agreement on one thing: the election will be dominated by Trump.
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There was never any question that the headlines in 6900 would be dominated by the presidential campaign.
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But since 2016, researchers keep stumbling upon galaxies that don't seem to be dominated by dark matter.
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That could be a major stumbling block in early contests that will be dominated by black voters.
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The chief executive is chosen by an election committee that has come to be dominated by Beijing loyalists.
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The bottom line: Halpert says that temporarily, the Pacific appears to be dominated by other tropical weather cycles.
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Important digital markets, he explained, tend to be dominated by one or two firms, thanks to network effects.
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But few thought he'd win a Democratic primary that looked likely to be dominated by left-wing activists.
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The reactions on social media appear to be dominated by anger: who tf put this billboard up anyways?
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But opinion changed as the market began to be dominated by institutional investors—pension funds and insurance companies.
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For example, America has allowed broadband provision to be dominated by a few firms, and profits are high.
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"The security situation in Afghanistan continues to be dominated by a resilient insurgency," the report to Congress reads.
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Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday that the world should not be dominated by one currency.
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"The first half of 2019 will be dominated by concerns about oversupply," said Ashley Petersen of Stratas Advisors.
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While she loved the activity, skateboarding was and continues to be dominated by male skaters and their experiences.
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"The biggest part is going to be dominated by the top four or the top two," she said.
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Lawmakers had expected the month to be dominated by a fight over government spending and the debt limit.
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At any given moment, a field may be dominated by squabbles, but, in the end, the methodology prevails.
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In recent years, Poland's Independence Day has come to be dominated by a march organised by far-right groups.
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It's a discussion that Mahdara needed to hear herself in an industry that continues to be dominated by men.
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"Countries of Southeast Asia don't want to be dominated by any external actor," Bolton said, "and we support that."
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Third, the industry underwent a shake-out as a crowd of jostling startups came to be dominated by DJI.
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This will be dominated by at least three large regions: America, the European Union and a China-centric Asia.
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Because he's so many people's favorite, the rest of the list will be dominated by second and third choices.
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Not only will film, television and video games still be dominated by human ingenuity, new areas will open up.
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Sentiment in markets next week will likely be dominated by the first U.S. Presidential Debate taking place on Monday.
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This sets the stage for an event that will be dominated by political issues as much as ski jumping.
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And the wearable market between the watch and headphones appears to be dominated by Apple, with no real competition.
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The issue could also play into November's gubernatorial election, which is likely to be dominated by the state's finances.
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The first half of the decade had been dominated by Ferrari, the second half would be dominated by Ford.
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He remained an icon among Syria's opposition as the rebellion came to be dominated by hard-line Islamist groups.
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More and more I feel like our future is going to be dominated by battles between these huge corporations.
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Now, many fear that the proposed economic zones would be dominated by Chinese investors, including possibly state-owned companies.
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Dr. Parfitt is confident that the pistachios of the future will be dominated by trees bred for climate change.
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The next year will be dominated by companies trying to get people to sign up for their streaming services.
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Conservatives were worried that Hawaii would be dominated by the West Coast longshoreman's union, which they viewed as Communist.
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The aim is to gain freedom, and to reach indifference, the ability to not be dominated by our thoughts.
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Debate on racial bias in policing tends to be dominated by the shootings of unarmed black men by police officers.
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The point, Mr Abe's people insist, is to show the region it does not have to be dominated by China.
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It's about whether the world in the coming decades will be dominated by a capitalist democratic system or by Beijing.
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Consequently, and as Simpson points out in his new study, habitable exoplanets tend to be dominated by water or land.
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Her kink persona is built on this idea of consent to be dominated — by the porn industry, by her partner.
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Britain might thus be dominated by a right-populist party and a Christian Democrat one, rather as Poland is today.
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The upcoming presidential campaign in France looks set to be dominated by inward-looking concerns about identity, security and burkinis.
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Can the United States accept that Yemen be dominated by Iran and shared with Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula?
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Capitol Hill, meanwhile, will be dominated by Senate confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court.
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" Eventually, Corsi concluded, "I could never truly succeed in an academic environment that was beginning to be dominated by leftists.
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I worry that television coverage in the coming days will be dominated by heroes on boats rescuing widows on rooftops.
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Though the day will be dominated by the women's singles final, there is a lot more happening at Roland Garros.
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Those small states tend to be dominated by white voters who are increasingly likely to identify with the Republican Party.
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And that suggests to some that whatever strategy the Trump administration eventually arrives at will be dominated by the military.
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Those races will be dominated by local flavor and personality as much as the national issues and implications of them.
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Next week's news will be dominated by coverage of funerals in Pittsburgh, and we will all shake our heads ruefully.
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ASIA LEADS Growth continues to be dominated by Asia, where traffic is due to treble over the next 20 years.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Front pages continue, understandably, to be dominated by the roughly 130,000 scandals currently afflicting the Trump administration.
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You can add the cult classic Super Smash Bros Melee to the list of games soon to be dominated by AIs.
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Virtual reality's value chain is going to be dominated by content creation — somewhat like the movies, and more like computer gaming.
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Such loans now make up about half of the loan portfolio, which used to be dominated by lending to Japanese corporates.
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If we do not, the discussion will be dominated by the passionately uninformed, who build trust only to sell false cures.
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Caucuses tend to be dominated by the most motivated, engaged and informed voters, who also tend to be more ideologically consistent.
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When they started "What a Day" in October, the pair expected their first year would be dominated by Democratic primary coverage.
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Mr. Son believes that, not long from now, our lives will be dominated by robots, artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies.
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A sellout crowd at Citi Field appeared to be dominated by Yankees fans until the final inning, judging by the cheers.
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Expect the agenda to be dominated by the weakening global economy and heightened tensions over Iran — but especially by climate change.
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Both hearings are certain to be dominated by questions over the Trump administration's handling of Hurricane Maria, which devastated Puerto Rico.
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"On the bank side of things, it continues to be dominated by the levy," said Tony Farnham, economist at Patersons Securities.
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Several of them, notably from smaller states which believe transnational lists would be dominated by France and Germany, have expressed opposition.
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Monday's news will likely be dominated by the press conferences being held by big companies like Toyota, Samsung, Bosch, and Intel.
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When China becomes the world's largest economy, will the financial world still be dominated by the dollar, the Treasury and the Fed?
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Investors are worried about slowing sales and an industry that could be dominated by autonomous vehicles and car sharing in the future.
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If you are shy yet submissive, extremely feminine, and love to be dominated by a strong-willed Irish woman then write me.
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A recent rumor suggests the S8's front could be dominated by its display with virtually no bezels like Xiaomi's Mi Mix.
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Just one in eight start-up CEOs are women and the most highly compensated executive roles continued to be dominated by men.
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Inevitably, Saturday will be dominated by semi-annual stoners acting like they've just been cast as extras in a Pineapple Express sequel.
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They don't understand how a race for the American presidency can be dominated by arguments over missing emails, "birtherism" and beauty queens.
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The restored transportation museum, for instance, will be dominated by a 220-foot dome simply because such a dome once rose there.
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"It means the prize will be dominated by big publishing houses who maybe aren't taking as many risks," she told the BBC.
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"Most countries would prefer not to be dominated by anybody — whether it is the U.S. or China or Japan," Ms. Govella said.
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The former would be dominated by Nokia, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple, and the latter by Huawei, Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu.
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U.S. figure skater Adam Rippon said he doesn't want his experience at the Winter Olympics to be dominated by Vice President Pence.
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Most observers assumed they would be dominated by American companies, drive the democratization of information, and draw the world and societies closer.
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While entry-level positions tend to be roughly split between men and women, more senior positions tend to be dominated by men.
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Although she was pursued by many men after the split, she "didn't want to be dominated by anyone," she told the Times.
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But traders remain cautious on backing more gains into a weekend liable to be dominated by the first round of French elections.
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But investors are worried about slowing sales and an industry that could be dominated by autonomous vehicles and car sharing in the future.
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In it, he tells the tale of how, in the 1990s, the state's timber industry came to be dominated by rampant clear-cutting.
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The future will be dominated by issues like climate change, migration and inequality, where the Greens represent a clearer alternative to the right.
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High-performance computers have tended to be dominated by x86-based technologies, with a few key exceptions like last year's HPE Astra supercomputer.
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And it's becoming clear that 2019 is likely to be dominated by a single question: What are we going to do about it?
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The action in the market is likely to be dominated by U.S. election results, although market fundamentals look set to support industrial metals.
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Even before Trump ordered the strike in retaliation for a nerve gas attack, Tillerson's visit was certain to be dominated by thorny issues.
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When the month opened, it was thought that September would be dominated by fights over raising the debt ceiling and funding the government.
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Trump's trip is to be dominated by trade and how to muster more international pressure on North Korea to give up nuclear weapons.
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This year appears as if it will be dominated by presidential scandals — and the question of whether President Trump can survive those scandals.
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But for this season at least, the college game will again be dominated by freshmen making brief cameos in college towns across America.
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French wheat exports in October were little changed from September and continued to be dominated by shipments to Algeria, monthly customs data showed.
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He dismissed warnings from some analysts that Iran's airspace would be dominated by foreign carriers, saying that "there is enough demand for everyone".
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Like so many other industries, it has come to be dominated by a few huge companies focused squarely on achieving economies of scale.
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And it's becoming clear that 22019 is likely to be dominated by a single question: What are we going to do about it?
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Considering the high cost of travel to Costa Rica, I'd half-expected the crowd at festival to be dominated by young, downward-dogging yuppies.
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Even as China's achievements inspire awe, there is growing concern that the world will be dominated by an economy that does not play fair.
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Tillerson is due to meet with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, next week in Moscow for talks likely to be dominated by Syria. Sen.
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Absent this dialogue and engagement by Asian-American leaders, WeChat political forums will continue to be dominated by a narrow range of activist voices.
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"Economics and politics, society and culture cannot be dominated by thinking only of the short-term and immediate financial or electoral gains," he wrote.
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Obviously, the Mississippi and Louisiana delegate selection will be dominated by the African-American vote, giving Clinton the edge on their combined 6900 delegates.
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Where the market used to be dominated by individual retail investors, it's now overwhelmingly driven by large institutional players, and in particular, passive funds.
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Adult-onset diabetes, for example, is a complex genetic disease, but it appears to be dominated by variations in only about a dozen genes.
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Trump was speaking in Tokyo on the second day of a 12-day Asian trip expected to be dominated by North Korea and trade.
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A lot of esports scenes in North America tend to be dominated by young white men, but that's not the case at Combo Breaker.
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As such, the June 22 meeting is expected to be dominated by arguments over whether to increase production or maintain supply as it is.
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That lunch is expected to be dominated by a discussion of the ambitious tax package set to be released as soon as next week.
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While technology-based and other computer programming jobs may now be dominated by men, the same jobs were considered "women's work" in the 1960s.
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It would be dominated by discussion of Mueller's Russia investigation, which Trump loathes and makes him look like the opposite of a normal president.
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Phillip (Sullivan Jones) portrays a cultured house slave who agrees to be dominated by his partner, Alana (Annie McNamara), playing the plantation's neurotic mistress.
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Obama is pressing Congress to consider the deal in his last year in office, a year that will be dominated by the presidential race.
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Mondays can also be dominated by a deep melancholy, as we retreat from spiritual considerations and return to the mundane matters of the week.
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Protesters fear the three proposed special economic zones where land could be rented for up to 99 years would be dominated by investors from China.
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The protesters fear the three proposed special economic zones where land could be rented for up to 99 years would be dominated by Chinese investors.
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In the hours leading up to the caucuses, that conversation continued to be dominated by Trump and the Democratic party's anti-establishment candidate, Vermont Sen.
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The Sunday talk show circuit will be dominated by two topics this week: The looming conclusion of the Senate impeachment trial and Monday's Iowa caucuses.
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If all the projects are realized, by 2020 the global skyline would be dominated by China, which would have nine of the 20 tallest skyscrapers.
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Once we begin experiencing the world predominantly through AR, our public space will be dominated by corporate content designed to subconsciously manipulate and control us.
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Some Namibians wish the Chinese would go home, wondering how they ever established such a strong foothold in trades that should be dominated by locals.
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By 2027, as we accelerate up the hockey stick, every aspect of financial services, from payments to lending to investing, will be dominated by fintechs.
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As outlandish as it seems, we are two years away from another presidential election set to be dominated by the dude who hosted The Apprentice.
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The first big technology platform was the web, which digitized information, subjecting knowledge to the power of algorithms; it came to be dominated by Google.
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Along with earlier mergers linking Dow Chemical with DuPont and ChemChina with Syngenta AG, the sector may ultimately be dominated by just four large companies.
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It wasn't a given that President Trump's first-year legislative agenda would be dominated by health care, an issue he's never seemed particularly passionate about.
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Venture capital is well-known to be dominated by white men, causing many of the industry's few people of color to raise their own funds.
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They point to an industry that will be dominated by big companies that have deep experience in branding and deep pockets to fund branding campaigns.
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The talks are also expected to be dominated by North Korea, but there should be some comment on trade at the conclusion of talks Wednesday.
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Mr Wallenberg calls Britain a free-market country and is concerned that new regulations will be dominated by a statist axis of Paris and Berlin.
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I point out that during the campaign candidate Trump said no we can't join the Trans-Pacific Partnership because it would be dominated by China.
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Broadcast rights continue to be dominated by the major networks, with a few games streamed exclusively on cable channels like ESPN or the NFL Network.
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Net outflows will continue to be dominated by China, with some $530 billion projected for 2016, down from $675 billion last year, the IIF added.
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The initiative process began over a century ago as a way to circumvent state legislatures, considered at the time to be dominated by corporate interests.
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Nonetheless, Aspden notes, an empowered populace armed with education, modern communication tools and high expectations can repeatedly be dominated by an equally modern coercive state.
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When World War II erupted in Europe, Lindbergh jumped into the "America First" movement, an isolationist group that came to be dominated by Nazi sympathizers.
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For a future which some suggest will be dominated by artificial intelligence and robots, there are, surprisingly, many do-it-yourself projects in this exhibition.
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Instead, the business unit is expected to lose share of the market, which continues to be dominated by the two technology giants, the WSJ said.
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Instead, though, this deal all but ensures the December legislative calendar will be dominated by a painful showdown over the debt ceiling and government funding.
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It also doesn't account for the fact that science has been — and in some cases continues to be — dominated by men and their often collective worldview.
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In some cases, black hole accretion may be dominated by randomly distributed clumps of cold molecular gas rather than the more typical meal of hot plasma.
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Constitutionally Mr Putin cannot stand in 2024, and from now on political life will be dominated by the question of succession and expectation of his departure.
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Asian American voices are still by and large relegated to marginal spaces, while prestigious magazines like The New Yorker continue to be dominated by white writers.
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But when three of Germany's 16 federal states go to the polls on March 13th the elections will be dominated by one issue: Germany's refugee policy.
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Speaking at the opening ceremony, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized OBOR's international credentials in the face of criticism that the project will be dominated by Beijing.
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FCC decision making on issues like net neutrality used to be dominated by industry insiders, and many would like to go back to the old regime.
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The country's mining industry used to be dominated by a state-run company, but it collapsed with the rest of the Congolese economy during the 13s.
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His talks in Sunni Muslim-ruled Saudi Arabia and in Qatar were expected to be dominated by the topic of Shi'ite-dominated Iran's growing regional influence.
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And with 22020 expected to be dominated by heated midterm congressional races, the coming months could be Trump's last best chance to revive his reeling presidency.
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Under this proposal, the FAA would hand over control (for free) to an unelected, unaccountable non-profit corporation, likely to be dominated by the airlines themselves.
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However, where the conflict began is when the landscape began to be dominated by human [constructions] and it was removing the space for sanctity and reverence.
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The company's board came to be dominated by other wealthy investors, including Steven Mnuchin, the current Treasury secretary who had been Mr. Lampert's roommate at Yale.
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The new assembly, which is devised to be dominated by groups that support the regime, would presumably consolidate more control in the hands of the president.
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But his interactions with the Continent's leaders will be dominated by an urgent discussion about the security of public spaces and the world's response to extremism.
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While the coming week is likely to be dominated by House Republicans unveiling their new tax plan, there are also plenty of tech events on tap.
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But until then, the interventions that preoccupy Harari's fantasies will be dominated by few, highly penetrant genes that influence fates and futures in an autonomous manner.
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Though Hollywood is often characterized as a bastion of liberalism, its movies continue to be dominated by characters who lack diversity, a new study has found.
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Italian stocks were trading higher as signs emerged of a compromise to avoid snap elections that could be dominated by the issue of euro membership, calming investors.
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The result of all this was that the economy came to be dominated by a few conglomerates, heavily indebted in dollars and centred on the private banks.
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"The performance of an equity market relative to the global benchmark can be dominated by movements in the country's currency," said Mark Richards of JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Citigroup noted that the Japanese market would likely become the second-largest gaming market in the world after Macau and would likely be dominated by local players.
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The marriage was an unhappy and reportedly abusive one, and consequently, Morano told the New York Times that, "I didn't want to be dominated by anyone" again.
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The G20 meeting, where Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, is likely to be dominated by the trade war between the United States and China.
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The market-wide story in PCL continues to be dominated by low volumes, Adrian Black, founder of proptech estate agent YOUhome, told CNBC via email on Monday.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee's meeting Wednesday with Tillerson is likely to be dominated by Russia, as members of both parties probe his ties to the country.
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On a day when the convention will be dominated by speeches by progressive Democrats like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Mrs.
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This year's Earth Day, April 225, will be dominated by March for Science rallies taking place in Washington, DC, and dozens of other cities around the world.
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The coming week will be dominated by the release of President Trump's fiscal 2019 budget on Monday and by a debate in the Senate on immigration reform.
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While there isn't a wide range of studies on the demographics of the artificial intelligence field, we do know that AI tends to be dominated by men.
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But it still highlights the White House's priorities in an election year that looks to be dominated by debates about infrastructure, immigration and the nation's economic health.
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But for the moment, business at those fairs continues to be dominated by an older generation of market-savvy buyers who have cultivated personal relationships with gallerists.
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"The 2016/17 world corn balance sheet should be dominated by a bearish record-large U.S. corn output forecast," Rabobank said in a note on the USDA report.
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He decided to self-publish his photographs to preserve the fleeting recklessness of their youth and the atmosphere before the graffiti world came to be dominated by Instagram.
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Festivals of this size and scale tend to be dominated by the touring cavalcade of mid-cycle acts who occupy the Michelob Ultra stage at Coachella or something.
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But the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit is likely to be dominated by Trump's insistence that member nations step up and pay more for their joint defense.
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The venture industry will ultimately be dominated by a few global venture firms supported by independent seed and early-stage funds with proprietary access to high-potential startups.
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On the demand side, a tender on Tuesday by top wheat importer Egypt was expected to be dominated by cheaper Black Sea origins like Russian wheat, traders said.
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Trump has just five weeks left to Election Day -- and the next several days are all but certain to be dominated by questions about whether he pays taxes.
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My interest was piqued: Self-defence tends to be dominated by burly dudes—meaning that traditional self-defence classes, however well-intentioned, may be triggering for sexual abusers.
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"In a nutshell, the market is continuing to be dominated by trade and earnings," said Leo Grohowski, chief investment officer of BNY Mellon Wealth Management in New York.
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But instead of providing for direct election of Hong Kong's chief executive, it established an Election Committee that would be dominated by people chosen by the communist regime.
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In the intervening years, Finns allowed themselves to be dominated by Sweden and Russia, but after receiving their autonomy in 1917, Finland wasn't about to give it up.
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The household survey – the household survey from which unemployment is derived and tends to be dominated by small businesses, the household survey was up by 590,23. Okay. 590,000.
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Both Maine and Minnesota switched from caucus systems to primaries this election, hurting Sanders, who has performed much better in caucuses that tend to be dominated by activists.
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But his ideas have shaken up White House debates that would otherwise be dominated by the retired and active-duty generals who lead Mr. Trump's national security team.
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Instead, the unit is expected to lose a share of the market, which continues to be dominated by the two technology giants, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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You might want to toss out your favorite skinny jeans because the next decade — especially the next two years — will be dominated by pant styles from the '70s.
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But the key thing for us is, we learned that lesson a decade ago, you can't be a European product and be dominated by U.S. or Asian LPs.
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Right now, the D.C. conversation is driven by process and if the midterm elections were held today, the Republican message would be dominated by disqualification of the Democrats.
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He portrays the liberated woman as a hapless victim of consumer culture: Contrary to what she claims, she actually needs and wants to be dominated by a man.
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"Davos will be dominated by a high level of anxiety about stock markets, a slowdown in growth and international politics," said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS Markit.
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The confirmation hearings for ex-Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson are likely to be dominated by questions about his ties to Russia, the subject on everyone's mind these days.
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The thinking is that whatever process emerges, whether a conference committee or some sort of more backroom dealings between Ryan and McConnell, will be dominated by Republican leadership.
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He is scheduled to give his first press conference since July on Wednesday, which — if it goes ahead — will now be dominated by the contents of this report.
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The two had originally planned to discuss issues such as Ukraine, NATO, Iran, and sanctions, but the talks are now expected to be dominated by their disagreements on Syria.
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"This week should be dominated by the smooth political sailing for Mr. Trump's Supreme Court nominee and the progress of health-care reform on Capitol Hill," the editorial said.
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A Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Thursday about cyber-threats is expected to be dominated by the alleged role of Russia in trying to help get Trump elected.
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One is a weekly mode that resets every seven days, so it won't necessarily be dominated by all the same names (unless some fans are set on outspending others).
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Upset by the bloodshed of partition, he especially pressed moderation on fellow Hindus, enshrining the idea that India should not be dominated by one religion, becoming a Hindu raj.
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President Donald Trump's first official state visit to the U.K. will be dominated by a series of official engagements with the British royal family and Prime Minister Theresa May.
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She's interested in exploring identity, and figured the construction industry—one believed to be dominated by Romanian, Polish, and Lithuanian laborers—would be a good enough place to start.
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Merkel has since rowed back on her more open stance on migration, public and political arguments continue to be dominated by the changing nature of German society and politics.
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Politicians were getting back on the road on Thursday, but news programmes continued to be dominated by coverage of the investigation into the attack and the fallout for victims.
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From a distance, "Heat Engine (Dippy)" (2016) seems to be dominated by white in the lower left corner, but that area of the painting is actually much more nuanced.
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"As the appeal of video games grew larger and larger, it's not surprising that the culture -- and development -- would no longer be dominated by a specific region," explains Harris.
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Civil rights and criminal justice groups are now working to support reform bills in a Texas legislative session that will be dominated by debates over abortion and transgender rights.
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Charles M. Blow Who would have thought that the final leg of this election cycle would be dominated by crowing about violating vaginas and by probes into penis pictures?
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Background reading: In a House that can be dominated by voices on the left, centrist freshman Democrats who flipped seats in 2018 may have the final say on impeachment.
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But I also think that steadfast determination to resist and rebuke the improprieties of this administration doesn't mean that our lives have to be dominated by stress and negativity.
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Other than the Deuce, which can be dominated by tourists, most of the buses I rode were used by local workers and students, with a rare sprinkling of visitors.
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This week will be dominated by central bank meetings with the Federal Reserve interest rate decision due on Wednesday and the Bank of England's policy decision expected on Thursday.
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But what this longtime legislative expert did not anticipate was that many of his days would come to be dominated by a new regulator: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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DiNapoli's report found that the industry continues to be dominated by men, with men making up more than two-thirds of the total securities industry jobs in the city.
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As President Trump makes his way through five countries over 12 days on his Asia roadshow, his agenda will be dominated by discussions of North Korea, China, and trade.
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Much of this weekend's sports news will be dominated by talk of the Los Angeles Rams' young coach, Sean McVay, and New England's favorite adopted son, Tom Brady, above.
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The season will be dominated by "The Vietnam War," a 10-part, 18-hour examination of what is for many baby-boom Americans the defining event of their lifetimes.
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Kenyan Agnes Tirop, women's 8km senior defending champion, will lead a team including African champion Alice Aprot and Kipyegon in a race expected to be dominated by Kenya and Ethiopia.
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The pan-European stocks benchmark index was up 0.2% by 0818 GMT at the start of a week that is expected to be dominated by meetings at major central banks.
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Asia markets were lower on Monday, with sentiment this week likely to be dominated by the first U.S. presidential debate, as well as an upcoming informal meeting of OPEC producers.
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The concern that a new Syrian government could be dominated by jihadis is a real one, and we can expect the Russians to remind us of the post-Gadhafi Libya.
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That era – which will likely be dominated by private companies with government support – will center around pushing humanity farther into the solar system, to destinations like Mars and the moon.
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The former secretary of state is also expected to do well in Mississippi, where the Democratic electorate will be dominated by black voters who have overwhelmingly favored her over Sanders.
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In the letter released late on Sunday by advocacy group Public Knowledge, the Oscar-winning filmmaker said the internet was designed so it would not be dominated by giant corporations.
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While news headlines and conversations might be dominated by cryptocurrencies, he said, it's actually the blockchain technology that these digital tokens are traded on that will endure into the future.
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Scheduled to take effect on February 1, the rule changes reflect fears that large swathes of the world's fastest growing major economy could come to be dominated by American firms.
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And the road that wants India to be dominated by one political and religious order, one majoritarian grip on all, making India a nation of stark uniformity, a Hindu rashtra.
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Despite predictions in the 21s that the game was soon to be dominated by towering power players with big serves and superior reach, things have not worked out that way.
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The talks in Washington will be dominated by political risks such as trade disputes and Britain's departure from the European Union, said the government official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Senior U.S. intelligence officials face questions at a Senate hearing that will be dominated by the intelligence community's assessment that Russia meddled in the presidential election to help Donald Trump win.
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While the steel sector used to be dominated by state players with strong government support, private firms that survived Beijing's campaign to eliminate polluting and inefficient steel capacity are expanding quickly.
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European politics used to be dominated by two big-tent political families, the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) and the centre-left, currently called the Socialists and Democrats (S&D).
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The smartwatch category continues to be dominated by Apple's offerings, and top competitors Fitbit and Samsung have opted to go different routes, supporting the Pebble-based Fitbit OS and Tizen, respectively.
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But the tough training and tradition-bound ways have put off many Japanese youth, leaving sumo to be dominated by foreign – mostly Mongolian – wrestlers, who face a grueling path to assimilation.
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The New Zealand banking sector will continue to be dominated by the four major banks, which had a combined market share of more than 85% of system assets at end-2017.
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President Donald Trump's three-day state visit to the U.K. next month will be dominated by events with Britain's royal family, according to a new schedule released Friday by Buckingham Palace.
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Just the beginning: Silicon Valley consensus is that urban road transportation will eventually be dominated by autonomous vehicles summoned by ride-hail apps (like Uber and Lyft, just without the drivers).
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Erdoğan has accused the Gülenists of being behind Friday's coup attempt, but there's strong cause for skepticism: Unlike the national police, the military is not thought to be dominated by Gülenists.
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But the next moment in tech is likely to be dominated by data-driven online services — more products like Siri and Apple Pay, fewer stand-alone hardware innovations like the iPhone.
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For more … The hearing showed the advantage of having skilled staff attorneys conduct most of the questioning, rather than having the hearing be dominated by grandstanding speeches from members of Congress.
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It was the second Sunday in a row to be dominated by a debate over an attack by the president on a lawmaker of color and his record on racial issues.
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Most of the new recreational market is expected to be dominated by "heavy users," the Finance Department said, who will account for as much as 80 percent of the retail market.
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Fahamu Pecou: One of the major tenets of their agenda was to shape their own media image, as opposed to having their image be dominated by the more dominant media landscape.
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Jules Verne may have imagined the Nautilus as a futuristic steampunk submarine, but his book expresses a nineteenth-century vision, in which the natural world existed to be dominated by men.
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Lately, however, he said a growing number now came from transactions that took place on Facebook messenger chat groups, particularly for sneaker resales, which tend to be dominated by young men.
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For now, as I've written previously, AR will be dominated by the smartphone, but much of the work that's done on smartphone AR will eventually be applicable to headset AR, too.
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Wednesday Thursday before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (delayed by one day after originally being scheduled for Wednesday) Tillerson won't be the only nominee whose hearing will be dominated by Russia.
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Senior U.S. officials will answer questions at a Senate hearing expected to be dominated by the assessment from intelligence agencies that Russia meddled in the presidential election to help Donald Trump win.
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While the crowds filling the National Mall on January 20 will likely be dominated by Trump voters, a number of Clinton's most ardent supporters still plan to attend the president-elect's inauguration.
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It would probably be dominated by Alexander Gauland (pictured), the traditionalist whose vision of the AfD as a pure-protest outfit prevailed over more conciliatory alternatives at its annual conference in April.
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Unlike other categories, which may be dominated by just a few brands, there will be a large variety of speaker and headphone brands fighting to offer the best Prime Day 2019 deals.
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In June, police arrested dozens of people during at times violent nationwide protests triggered by fears that plans for a new law on special economic zones would be dominated by Chinese investors.
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Kathleen McGivney, a New York City-based tech consultant and avid watch collector, has a theory about why watch collecting — like carpentry, construction and truck driving — continues to be dominated by men.
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Though the country often appears to be dominated by its vast conglomerates and hulking state-owned enterprises, its economy is, in reality, somewhat more reliant on small businesses than its Western counterparts.
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While the week will be dominated by efforts to pass a government spending bill to prevent a shutdown at midnight on Friday, April 85033, tech issues will also be in the spotlight.
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Only minutes before, Mr. Obama had arrived on Martha's Vineyard for his summer vacation, which would soon be dominated by how to respond to the racial violence that Mr. Brown's death unleashed.
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Regarding the latter, the SDF, though nominally a multi-ethnic force, is known to be dominated by its Kurdish elements, which have strong ties to the Turkey-based Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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Chernobyl, Fukushima, and anti-nuclear activist movements have resulted in a slowing of nuclear investment in the United States; meanwhile, the power grid continues to be dominated by fossil fuels, not renewable energy.
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In addition, the two said their industry of choice – tech – tends to be dominated by men, which made it more difficult for them to find women they could add to their social circles.
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"Moves in the Japanese market will likely be dominated by the dollar-yen performances after the meeting," said Masashi Oda, general manager of the strategic investment department at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management.
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Behind this suggestion lies Mr Musk's argument, made repeatedly, that human beings need to embrace brain implants to stay relevant in a world which, he believes, will soon be dominated by artificial intelligence.
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"Ing's challenge is that Hawaii and the first district in particular, it tends to be a classically center Democratic district," said Moore, which he added tends to be dominated by labor and unions.
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Now the gap may reopen and be much worse than ever before because of the rise of AI and because AI is likely to be dominated by just a small number of countries.
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But for this hypothesis to work, the atmosphere would have to be dominated by reflective high-temperature vapors like silicates, and a nightside that drops to below freezing so that gases can condense.
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It has long been assumed that crypto-land would be dominated by one currency, Bitcoin, because of network effects: the more existing users it has, the more attractive it becomes to new ones.
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With the next six months set to be dominated by efforts to agree a Britain-EU trade deal, money markets do not expect the BoE to hike rates again until late next year.
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The question now is whether or not Bellabeat can carve out a big enough slice of the smartwatch market, which continues to be dominated by Apple, to sustain itself in the years ahead.
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When they are done, the market will be dominated by two large and two smaller companies — spelling disaster for American farmers and consumers who will see food costs go up and innovation decline.
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In Uganda and Tanzania national politics may still be dominated by parties long accustomed to rule, but the main cities of Kampala and Dar es Salaam are run by mayors from opposition parties.
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The Parliament will no longer be dominated by a "grand coalition" of the EPP and S&D, and with gains for both the liberals and nationalists, the new Parliament will operate very differently.
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The drills, held Monday and Tuesday off South Korea's Jeju Island, come as US President Donald Trump visits the region for talks which are expected to be dominated by discussion of North Korea.
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That might not mean a lot in the grand scheme of things, but in a week that's expected to be dominated by 5G announcements, it's a way to stand out from the crowd.
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But it would also be a monumental mistake for the most prosperous and progressive part of the United States to even consider abandoning a country that could be dominated by the old Confederacy.
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In most countries it is fair to assume that any millionaire exodus is composed mainly of locals, and not foreign investors, because the wealthy classes will be dominated by citizens or longtime residents.
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"If a lot of what decides the outcome is who happens to make a play on any given night, that's not going to be dominated by a home-ice advantage," Mr. Tulsky said.
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The election is likely to be dominated by security issues after a wave of suicide bombings claimed by Islamic State killed more than 250 people in April, denting the island's critical tourism industry.
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The overall number of deals completed in EMEA year-to-date dipped 23% from the same point in 2016 to 28.253 as the market continues to be dominated by fewer but larger financings.
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With the next six months set to be dominated by efforts to agree a Britain-EU trade deal, money markets do not expect the BOE to hike rates again until late next year.
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"When they were first diagnosed, my husband and I thought there may not be any typical opportunities for them and that their lives would be dominated by therapies," said their mother, Erin Bell.
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This occurred not because Hungary was on the wrong side in the war but because Central Europe was getting too strong and could no longer be dominated by the French and the British.
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It's CES time again, which means that the week's news will be dominated by a dizzying maelstrom of press conferences, product reveals, and other announcements timed to coincide with the happenings in Las Vegas.
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Others fear Brexit might alter the direction of economic policy in the union, which with the U.K. out of it could be dominated by the typically less pro-market politicians of France and Germany.
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The crisis of 2007-08 is Exhibit A. Another worry is that an oversized financial sector has turbocharged the recent trend across rich countries for industries to be dominated by ever fewer big companies.
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Iraq's Kurds are laying claim to additional territory inside Nineveh province on the sidelines of the Mosul offensive and the country's parliament continues to be dominated by powerful political blocs capable of gridlocking government.
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Social and entertainment news must be dominated by mainstream ideologies and "positive energy", the official Xinhua news agency said late on Monday, citing the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT).
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Apple is also getting in on this particularly active launch period with the announcement of the cheaper and smaller iPhone SE, but April looks destined to be dominated by a succession of Android launches.
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And it is likely to be dominated by his increasingly nasty feud with Trump, who hovered over Cruz's launch even as Cruz seems not completely eager to bash him in front of an audience.
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We will have to adapt to this new environment, remember to stay focused on the issues voters care about, and not let the national dialogue be dominated by Donald Trump and his antics. 2.
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Apple's "expected large capital return program could mitigate the impact, but we believe the investor narrative post-earnings will likely be dominated by whether iPhone can grow over time, " Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi wrote.
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Undeniably, the media cycle will be dominated by impeachment for months to come, and it will invariably distract from any Democratic legislative priorities, importantly, the legislative promises that Democratic candidates ran on in 2628.
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"Hangmen" relies on McDonagh's technical skill and his jadedness: he knows what contemporary audiences want—to be dominated by "real" men who piss on the theatre's generally liberal air while conversing in unspeakable language.
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Unveiling a "Pledge to America's Workers," President Trump today will launch a White House effort to promote high-tech retraining for workers — preparation for a workplace that'll increasingly be dominated by data and automation.
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The U.S. defense secretary, Jim Mattis, is in the country for today's meeting of Asean defense ministers, which is expected to be dominated by terrorism, disputes in the South China Sea, and North Korea.
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Depending on how the first few months of campaigning go for some of these candidates, ballots in many states won't be dominated by the names of older white men, as is typically the case.
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Senators and aides are expecting Tuesday to be dominated by the debate over the contours of the trial, with the GOP majority expected to impose its will over Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.).
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"On one hand they want to have the best technology, but at the same time they don't want their markets to be dominated by international companies like Monsanto, Dupont or Bayer," Mr. Gale said.
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Early returns showed the progressive senator dominating among young people and Latinos in Nevada and winning several downtown Las Vegas caucus sites, which tend to be dominated by the labor union rank and file.
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A Reuters poll said emerging market currency gains will likely be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year, as economic growth recovers in the face of lower interest rates.
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A Reuters poll said emerging market currency gains will likely be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year, as economic growth recovers in the face of lower interest rates.
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I never thought I'd live to see the day that one of the two major political parties in the United States of America would essentially be dominated by socialist thinking -- JOE KERNEN: Democratic socialists.
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The election is likely to be dominated by national security issues, after a wave of suicide bombings claimed by Islamic State killed more than 250 people in April, denting the island's critical tourism industry.
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"We believe that growth over the next five years will continue to be dominated by offerings from the major OEM players," said the research's author Nitin Bhas, referring to companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung.
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I've long been skeptical that a majority-minority America would be dominated by Democrats, assuming that both the partisan configuration and the definition of whiteness would shift over time to keep the system in equilibrium.
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If you'd told me last year that the Mobile World Congress — the biggest mobile industry event of the year apart from the iPhone launch — would be dominated by Nokia and BlackBerry, I'd call you names.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is also steering clear of the Davos meeting, which is expected to be dominated by debate over the looming presidency of Donald Trump and rising public anger with elites and globalization.
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The meeting in New York, which will be headlined by Mr. Rubio's campaign manager, Terry Sullivan, will likely be dominated by financial-industry contributors, many of whom have the already placed bets on Mr. Rubio.
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But in the end, according to Steve Vladeck, of the University of Texas, the upcoming term will be "dominated by Justice Kennedy in every respect", and haunted by "the looming spectre of his potential retirement".
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Trump already faces a difficult 2019, likely to be dominated by a special prosecutor's investigation into whether his 2016 campaign colluded with Russia and congressional probes into his businesses, his family and some cabinet members.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI's acting director was slated to testify on Thursday at a congressional hearing likely to be dominated by lawmakers' questions over President Donald Trump's dismissal this week of former director James Comey.
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The fund is weighing investments in areas like battery storage, using solar power generation for micro grids and even smart mobility that van de Wouw said he expected to be dominated by autonomous, electric vehicles.
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Such nitty-gritty will be fought over in the "GST council", a novel body which will represent both state and federal executive branches but looks likely to be dominated by ministers sitting in New Delhi.
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The rear of the Shelby GT500 can be dominated by a massive carbon-fiber spoiler, derived from the GT4 racing series, if you opt for that package when the 'Stang goes on sale in 2020.
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Backers are racing against a limited election-year Senate schedule, where floor time is a scarce resource and is likely to be dominated by McConnell's time-intensive goal of passing the 12 individual appropriations bills.
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Will these OS/app marketplaces be dominated by a Tesla — or Google (for that matter) — and command a 30 percent revenue share from apps, or will auto manufacturers with proprietary platforms capitalize on this opportunity?
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The counterpoint to his argument that Gülen was behind the coup is that it is the national police and the judicial systems that are believed to be dominated by the cleric's loyalists, not the military.
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But these days, trading floors are more likely to be dominated by batteries of screens — some desks are equipped with several different displays for a financial terminal, news alerts, tickers, instant messages, and Microsoft Excel.
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Jordan, at 6 feet 6 inches, took the baton from Magic Johnson and Larry Bird and blew away the longstanding conviction that basketball was, and always would be, dominated by the tallest of the tall.
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"Individual stock returns tend to be dominated by company-specific news and events and they tend to be very, very noisy: Apple, Tesla and so on, so forth," Zhao said a separate interview with CNBC.
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To begin with, if you look through the gallery of portraits on Kander's website, you'll notice this photographer's images, where the portraits are not black and white, tend to be dominated by a single color.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba threw its backing on Friday behind Venezuela's embattled government in its fight against "imperialism" ahead of a regional summit that is set to be dominated by an intensifying diplomatic crisis in Latin America.
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One of Zavala's first challenges will be pushing Kuczynski's reforms through a Congress that will be dominated by opposition lawmakers, most belonging to the right-wing populist party of Kuczynski's defeated run-off rival Keiko Fujimori.
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Coverage in China seems to be dominated by "fact-based articles with good advice and just the right dose of alarm," writes Peter Xu for HuffPost Personal, who was recently in China to visit his parents.
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With mobile AR's geographic distribution broadly similar to current smartphone/tablet distribution, and VR's distribution broadly similar to current games' market distribution, AR/VR revenue could be dominated by Asia (particularly China, Japan and South Korea).
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Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, would welcome a boost to the country's pride ahead of her Scottish National Party's spring conference on March 17th-18th, which will be dominated by arguments for a new independence referendum.
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The source, who did not want to be named due to the sensitive nature of the issue, said the event will be dominated by proponents of coal and natural gas and likely advanced nuclear power, too.
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"Some newcomers are likely to enter parliament, but the chamber will continue to be dominated by pro-Kremlin parties," Otilia Dhand, senior vice president of risk consultancy Teneo Intelligence, said in a note earlier this week.
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The next two winters would be dominated by Left 4 Dead and its sequel, and an almost over-inflated Portal 2 would arrive in 2011, complete with celebrity voice actors and a somewhat inexplicable National song.
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It could equally be used by a fintech firm, however, that wanted to disrupt the oligarchy that exists in many national banking markets that have come to be dominated by a small number of massive institutions.
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Toyota isn't saying yet where its batteries will end up, but any edge here is bound to be a big boon for automakers looking at a future that increasingly seems like it'll be dominated by EVs.
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Thanks to the automation of organizational systems, services that used to be dominated by the corporations like hotels and railways/airports are transforming into startups for self-employed and self-organized services like AirBnB and Uber.
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So, while the Globes had some clear losers—the biggest being Jimmy Fallon, who was awful—the Oscars were going to be dominated by a three-movie race before Sunday and they still are going forward.
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Although the campaign came to be dominated by accusations that Mr Khan was tolerant of Islamic extremism (see Bagehot), it is the more mundane issues of transport and housing that will be filling his in-tray.
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With the exception of last year's immensely popular historical biopic, Mr. Tarog's "Heneral Luna," commercial screens continue to be dominated by thinly plotted but crowd-pleasing melodramas, romantic comedies and action films, along with Hollywood imports.
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The match appears set to be dominated by the right-wing candidate Iván Duque and Gustavo Petro, a leftist former mayor of Bogotá, the capital, each of whom won primaries on Sunday for their respective coalitions.
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The State Legislature — soon to be dominated by Democrats — will also at some point have to extend the Excelsior tax credit program, which is providing $1.2 billion in tax incentives to Amazon and expires in 2026.
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Because there is no major difference between supply and demand levels, "it is expected that copper prices will continue to be dominated by the macro situation in the second half of the year," the company said.
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He said the board had come to be dominated by interests outside the city, and over the years, according to critics, politicians representing Long Island and Westchester County have gotten an outsize piece of the pie.
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The sale is likely to be dominated by institutional investors, eager to snap up bonds that provide a hefty return (albeit in return for considerable risk), especially when compared to lower-yielding assets elsewhere in Europe.
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Before the strike on a Syrian air base on Thursday night, the meeting had been expected to be dominated by the investigation into Russia's cyberattacks and the interference in the presidential election on Mr. Trump's behalf.
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"If opposition forces form a government, then it will be dominated by those who want a radical destruction of the moral and cultural order in our country," Kaczynski told Roman Catholic broadcaster TV Trwam this month.
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Still, Senate GOP leadership has largely signaled they are moving on from repeal for now, with the legislative session in September likely to be dominated by work on funding the government and raising the debt ceiling.
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Instead the event is more likely to be dominated by automakers showing off self-driving cars, even if the average consumer is more likely to see changes in the kitchen than the garage this year, Wadhwa said.
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Trump will travel to Asia in November for the first time since becoming president, stopping in Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines on a trip expected to be dominated by the North Korea nuclear threat.
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I want to be dominated — by an older man — but in the past couple of years, I've had no choice but to start dipping into younger guys just because that's what the Lord keeps putting before me.
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More than 100 protesters were arrested and dozens of police injured at a protest in central Vietnam on Sunday, one of several demonstrations nationwide against the special economic zones opponents fear will be dominated by Chinese investors.
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The Twitter story continues to be dominated by the looming presence of Trump, an outrage-loving user base constantly sniping at one another, and the platform's struggle against hate speech and the perception of bias against conservatives.
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This kind of regulatory fragmentation served no real public policy purpose, but as each local regulator's politics would typically be dominated by the interests of incumbent license holders, it was very hard to get the rules changed.
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According to the Consumer Technology Association's (CTA) semi-annual industry report, the wearables segment will be dominated by fitness activity trackers where volumes are expected to hit 17.4 million units in 2016 and revenues reaching $1.3 billion.
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Instead, it would be the beginning of a new era in the NFL, one that would be dominated by Brady and Belichick for nearly two decades — one that many have questioned may be coming to an end.
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The commanding heights of the global economy may be dominated by familiar companies: a premier league of superstars that constantly jostle to avoid relegation, and a first division of less stellar performers that struggle to be promoted.
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"View of risks tends to be dominated by the short-term horizon, and climate is still seen as more long-term than geopolitical risk ... but that report has started to pull more focus on it," he said.
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But Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has lost his significant majority in the lower house and will struggle with a Senate likely to be dominated by minor parties, weakening the ability of major parties to push through changes.
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But the protesters could not get anywhere near the leaders of the United States, Russia, China and other global powers gathered for a meeting whose agenda was expected to be dominated by the U.S.-China trade war.
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That pattern would be disturbing in any academic field but because economics has an outsize influence on public policy, it means that many important debates are likely to be dominated by men's voices for years to come.
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By the end of September, reaction to the homecoming video erupted, and our conversations with students throughout the fall semester began to be dominated by the topic, a window into their complicated and evolving views on race.
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If one of them succeeds Justice Scalia, the Supreme Court will again be dominated by Republican appointees, though Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, a moderating force, will retain the decisive vote in most of the closely divided cases.
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These industries tend to be dominated by a few key players (Moody's, S&P and Fitch in the credit rating industry, for instance) because of how expensive it is to set up shop — which deters new entrants.
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The state used to be dominated by the coal and mining industries but those jobs have since largely disappeared in favor of new clean energy practices, eviscerating many of the coal-mining communities that relied on them.
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The world is shaping up to be dominated by two hungers: that of China for its moment of renaissance and greatness, and that of the US, seeking restoration of its once secure position as the number one superpower.
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Deputy Prime Minister Abid Sharifov recently told reporters that Sovetsky will be dominated by greenery and parks, saying that "No new residential buildings will be built in that area," according to a report from the local newspaper Kaspi.
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The final weekend before the Iowa caucuses will likely be dominated by news of Trump's Thursday rally, which featured some juvenile attacks on Biden ("sleepy Joe") and Buttigieg (Trump mocked his name), and Trump's acquittal in the Senate.
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"The market continues to be dominated by trade-related headlines, but at some point soon, tweets and headlines just aren't going to cut it, and investors are going to demand concrete results," said Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investments.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe was re-elected prime minister on Wednesday after his ruling bloc's big election win last month and days before U.S. President Donald Trump's visit, expected to be dominated by concerns over a volatile North Korea.
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But the higher total job count masks losses in manufacturing, transportation, warehousing and energy, better-paying industries that tend to be dominated by blue-collar white men who have been particularly battered by shifts in the American economy.
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Acid's allure arises from its fundamental disconnect from the voice, its ability to seamlessly fuse man and machine—it is a music of submission, forcing the listener to be dominated by the detuned rumblings of a damaged 303.
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The American command said the force would be drawn from "a force reflecting the populations they serve, both in gender and ethnicity" — an effort to deflect Turkish criticism that the border patrol would be dominated by Kurdish militia.
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The paper still needs to undergo peer review, but if its findings hold, it does illustrate an interesting statistical phenomenon: When you're looking for something exceptionally rare, your data set will be dominated by errors and false positives.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Emerging market currency gains will probably be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year as economic growth finally recovers in response to lower interest rates, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
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FRANKFURT, May 23 (Reuters) - Investors in Deutsche Bank are gathering on Thursday for an annual meeting that is expected to be dominated by questions over the bank's strategy and leadership just days after shares hit a record low.
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As a result, much of the conversation surrounding Baker—a 22 year-old singer songwriter from Memphis—tends to be dominated by the almost confrontational darkness in her work, which is noteworthy precisely because it is so candid.
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MAALE ADUMIM, West Bank (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's record fifth term is likely to be dominated by corruption allegations, scrutiny of his election promises and the unveiling of U.S. President Donald Trump's long-awaited Middle East plan.
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Power technology and automation group ABB reported an end to its almost two-year decline in order intake by posting a small increase in new business on Wednesday and forecasting that 2017 would likely be dominated by market uncertainty.
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He added that he would extend the term of central bank directors to 23 years from the current five years and would seek consensus with a Congress that will be dominated by the party of presidential hopeful Keiko Fujimori.
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Related: Citizens Fear the Mexican State of Tamaulipas Is Plunging Back Into Chaos It is currently said to be dominated by different factions of the Gulf cartel, with some remnants of the much diminished but still infamous Zetas cartel.
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The nationwide protests were sparked by concerns that plans to develop economic zones by offering land leases for up to 99 years would be dominated by investors from neighboring China, with which Vietnam has a history of fractious ties.
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In addition to China, the talks and much of Esper's trip, are likely to be dominated by discussion on what the departure of the U.S. from the INF treaty means for Asia and recent missile tests by North Korea.
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Those counties hit hardest by the epidemic are more likely to be dominated by white Americans: The average county in the highest quartile of opioid prescriptions is 2628 percent white, while the lowest quartile is just 28503 percent white.
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"The economy's going to be dominated by a dozen monopolies, and people who have their share of the monopoly profits are going to be able to buy the press and use the court system to their advantage," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Genel Energy co-founder Nathaniel Rothschild quit on Monday in the latest high-profile departure at the loss-making Iraqi Kurdistan oil producer, which will now be dominated by Turkish owners and focused on Turkey's gas market.
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I am surely not the first to speculate that the jet's distinctive hump (fashioned to facilitate cargo-loading in a future that many expected to be dominated by supersonic passenger jets) suggests the graceful head of an avian archetype.
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At this point, however, Italian fixed-line broadband would be dominated by TIM and would likely fall foul of competition regulators, so CDP's plan envisages a further, large infusion of private investment to dilute TIM's position, the sources said.
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"We think that the UK market might be 'uninvestable' in the specific sense that the near-term movement is likely to be dominated by political forces that, bluntly, are very hard to model," the bank wrote in a note.
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Stoa's book is a deep dive into the future of the weed industry and whether it's likely to be dominated by low-quality weed grown in warehouses by major corporations or by high-quality weed grown by small farmers.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union must do everything possible to ensure that Britain leaves the bloc in an orderly fashion, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said ahead of a European Council summit that is set to be dominated by Brexit.
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It has registered 107 domestic groups, which will be dominated by the Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia (UYFC), an organization led by Hun Many, the prime minister's son and a lawmaker for the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel is steering clear of the World Economic Forum in Davos, a meeting expected to be dominated by debate over the looming presidency of Donald Trump and rising public anger with elites and globalization.
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Trumpism looks like white identity politics rather than just regular old American politics that happens to be dominated by an entitled white majority, precisely because traditional white identity has already moved out of the core of American national identity.
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The U.N. meeting is likely to be dominated by Trump touting his drive to protect U.S. sovereignty, which has some world leaders worried over America's commitment to the multilateralism that has governed the United Nations since World War Two.
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I am also interested in healthcare administration, and I am in a place where I see myself (a younger woman of color) being able to 'break the glass ceiling,' as administration work still tends to be dominated by older white men.
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William Nguyen, from Houston, Texas, was arrested on June 10 after participating in protests in the southern commercial hub of Ho Chi Minh City against a proposed law on special economic zones that some fear would be dominated by Chinese investors.
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Decades ago, sociologists John Logan and Harvey Molotch theorized that for this reason, urban politics would be dominated by "growth machine" coalitions that united developers who wanted to build with politicians, who wanted to hand out goodies to their constituents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump will travel to Asia in November for the first time since becoming president, stopping in Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines on a trip expected to be dominated by the North Korea nuclear threat.
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On Thursday, Harris offered the American public a taste of what that would look like, taking control of a crowded Democratic debate that was expected to be dominated by two older white male frontrunners, former vice president Joe Biden and Sen.
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While the content is not quite there yet, it is certainly on the upswing: VR content startup Jaunt has received funding from Disney and other Hollywood players, and fairly soon YouTube could be dominated by VR videos submitted by everyday users.
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There was some support for the euro from French and Italian elections but the week was set to be dominated by central bank meetings and UK Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to form a workable administration after losing her majority.
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Trying to show action despite a balky Congress, and knowing the week's news is likely to be dominated by fired FBI Director Jim Comey's public testimony on Thursday, President Trump is hitting the road to try to generate a little offense.
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Kicking a hard vote down the road a week or a month just means that that week or month will be dominated by talk of the hard vote even though none of the underlying difficulties are likely to be resolved.
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While the rest of the world has the luxury of fully experiencing all four seasons and the various pros and cons they each have to offer, increasingly the weather in New York City has come to be dominated by extremes.
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U.S. President Donald Trump welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron the White House on Monday at the start of a three-day state visit expected to be dominated by U.S.-European differences on the Iran nuclear deal and souring trade relations.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized pomp and ceremony on Monday as Macron began a state visit to Washington likely to be dominated by differences with the United States over trade and the nuclear accord with Iran.
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After an opening week of testimony from diplomats who described how U.S. policy toward Ukraine came to be dominated by President Donald Trump's political goals, the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday shifts to Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine's president.
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And, despite her intention to focus more on domestic matters, the next 12 months are likely to be dominated by negotiations with the European Union, leaving ministers with little time or energy to tackle issues like health, transportation and housing.
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An HBO-less Time Warner would be dominated by its Turner networks, a group of cable channels that are not setting the world on fire, and would have even less leverage with cable distributors without HBO to back it up.
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Last but not least, ranked-choice voting saves time and money by avoiding costly, low-turnout runoff elections, which tend to be dominated by a small and unrepresentative slice of the electorate — voters who are older, whiter and wealthier than average.
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It might be dominated by an invasive species such as lianas — the big woody vines that Tarzan swings from which can quickly take over tropical land — or molinia — a grass that spreads across the Welsh uplands after fields stop being grazed.
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The coming week may well be dominated by China, which returns from a holiday with a large slate of data, including the services purchasing managers index - which implied steady if slightly slower growth - foreign reserves data and possibly trade figures.
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ZURICH, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Power technology and automation group ABB reported an end to its almost two-year decline in order intake by posting a small increase in new business on Wednesday and forecast that 2017 would likely be dominated by market uncertainty.
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At a summit expected to be dominated by talks over Brexit and trade with China, the summit conclusions push back the discussion on a long-term climate strategy to later in the year, calling on member states to finalize their own national plans.
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As payments supports the growth of e-commerce and lead generation is an e-commerce-like service offered to financial institutions, investment in these areas tends to be dominated by venture firms with expertise in areas such as e-commerce and ad-tech.
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Thursday will still be dominated by historic testimony from Comey, who will speak publicly for the first time after reports showed Trump asked him to halt the probe of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, which could be considered obstruction of justice.
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The proposed economic zones would see foreign investors be granted leases of up to 99 years in three specific areas that would have fewer administrative restrictions than the rest of the country, raising fears from locals that they will be dominated by China.
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LISBON (Reuters) - New gangs are muscling into cocaine markets in Europe, setting up smuggling networks straight from producers in Latin America to consumers, a business which used to be dominated by the mafia, the Lisbon-based EU drugs agency said on Thursday.
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Italy's right-wing leader Matteo Salvini, the head of the League, said he would "seriously consider" an offer to join a last-ditch attempt to form a government and avoid snap elections that could be dominated by the issue of euro membership.
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The AI conversation often seems to me to be dominated by very analytical people who overestimate the value of analytical intelligence and underestimate the value of other skills and aptitudes that make people good at their jobs and valuable to each other.
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This year's WEF forum, running from Tuesday until Friday, is expected to be dominated by discussion of public hostility toward globalization and of Trump, whose tough talk on trade, including promises of tariffs against China and Mexico, helped win him the White House.
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An election would likely be dominated by Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, two centre-right parties that differ little on policy but have been bitter foes for decades, something that has always left the minority government one serious row away from collapse.
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"The medium-term narrative for sterling will continue to be dominated by Brexit, with Prime Minister Theresa May's keynote speech in Florence taking centre stage on Friday," he said, adding that any further gains in sterling this week would be capped around $1.3680.
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The militarization of opposition to Bashar al-Assad's regime actually worked in the government's favor because it had superior forces, leaving Syrians with a stark choice between the Assad clan and an insurgency that came to be dominated by Sunni Arab religious extremists.
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TOKYO — President Trump kicked off an extensive swing through Asia with a campaign-style rally on Sunday with American troops in Japan, as he looked toward a lengthy trip likely to be dominated by talks on confronting the nuclear threat from North Korea.
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After Tuesday's results, the seven-member school board that governs the nation's second largest public school system will be dominated by supporters of charter schools who may move to increase the number of publicly funded but privately run schools across the city.
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A future opposition government would be dominated by forces that want "the radical destruction of the moral and cultural order" in Poland, warned Mr Kaczynski (pictured) in an interview with a conservative television channel owned by a Roman Catholic priest, on October 2nd.
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"In our opinion, the direction of Tesla's share price will be dominated by (a) its pace of cash consumption, (b) the excellence and excitement of its products and (c) the openness of capital markets to fund the company's plan," Jonas wrote last week.
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That includes a bloody crackdown on university students in Iran in the 1990s: In the coming hours and days the debate over the decision to kill Soleimani will unfortunately be dominated by partisan politicians looking to score points for or against President Trump.
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Nubia Red Magic 3Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The market might be dominated by Apple and Samsung—with an occasional ripple of interest every time a new Pixel arrives—but there are more companies out there making phones than you might have realized.
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A Senate hearing is scheduled for Tuesday for the nomination of Rod J. Rosenstein as deputy attorney general; he would oversee the issue if he is confirmed, and his hearing is now likely to be dominated by questions about the Russia issue.
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News flow, and CNBC and others, will just be overwhelmed by Trump, the cabinet, and most of the cabinet are coming here as well, so, I think it'll be dominated by his presence, or his presence at the end of the week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will appeal for freer and fairer trade and launch a defense of the rules-based international system at this week's meeting of G7 leaders set to be dominated by the bitter row over U.S. metals tariffs.
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Democrats need to confront this topic by laying out a specific agenda to confront Trump and check his abuses of power, while also being clear that they are not going to let the congressional docket be dominated by a completely futile drive for impeachment.
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Services data from the data are the main set-piece of the European morning on Monday, but dealers say the week should be dominated by the UK election and the ECB meeting, eyed for signs of the bank turning towards tighter policy later this year.
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Simple pieces of salmon sushi and yellowtail sashimi were perfectly fresh and good, though the menu appears to be dominated by specialty rolls in the maximalist sushi tradition, laced with mayonnaise and sweet sauces, packed with tempura and spicy tuna and larded with avocado.
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So I do think it's worth us reflecting how it is that a presidential election of such importance, of such moment, with so many big issues at stake and such a contrast between the candidates, came to be dominated by a bunch of these leaks.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Shinzo Abe was re-elected prime minister on Wednesday after his ruling bloc's big election win last month and days ahead of a visit by U.S. President Donald Trump that is expected to be dominated by concerns over a volatile North Korea.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Like practically every other artistic format that preceded it, the digital art space — whether you're talking about video games, memes, virtual simulations, GIFs, YouTube videos, custom-built algorithms, or mixed media — tends to be dominated by male voices.
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While all data should be taken with a grain of salt, there's no denying that as more networks transition to streaming, and companies like Netflix and Disney spend large amounts of money on original content, the more award shows will be dominated by streamers.
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Republicans face a tough timeline in the Capitol if they want to approve anything -- with almost all debate likely to be dominated by the effort to stave off a government shutdown when they return form their two-week break at the end of April.
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The teenagers, none of whom are of legal age to celebrate their success with a drink in New York, have brought a jolt of youthful energy to the U.S. Open that looked set to be dominated by the veterans like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will appeal for freer and fairer trade and launch a defence of the rules-based international system at this week's meeting of G7 leaders set to be dominated by the bitter row over U.S. metals tariffs.
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Corruption has held back Ukraine's political and economic development since independence; as in most former Soviet republics, independent Ukraine came to be dominated by billionaire oligarchs who bought political parties, manipulated parliament, stacked the judiciary and seized control of gas, transportation and metallurgy wealth.
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The protests, by thousands of people in several cities, were fueled by concerns that a draft law to develop economic zones offering land leases of up to 99 years would be dominated by investors from China, a neighbor with which Vietnam has a rocky history.
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This week in Washington will be dominated by two foreign visitors: French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife's visit will culminate with the first state dinner of Trump's presidency at the White House on Tuesday night — then, on Friday, Trump hosts German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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If you believe in a future that includes a connected home — or if you believe that search will eventually be dominated by voice commands instead of typing into a Google search bar — you'll have Reid and Prasad to thank for getting the industry rolling.
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Cringe if you want, but as surely as you can bet that she'll go high, you can bet that for the next four weeks your social media feed will be dominated by analysis of her every appearance and a detailed itemization of what she wears.
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While it remains unclear exactly to whom the rifle was originally delivered, it is currently for sale for $850 on jihadi Telegram channels, where a staggering array of weaponry is flaunted by residents of an area known to be dominated by an al Qaeda affiliate.
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As of March, for the first time since the country's return to democracy in 1990, with the appearance of the Frente Amplio, politics will not be dominated by the same two coalitions, and the composition of Congress will be younger, more female and politically diverse.
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" Britain's trade future could be dominated by "customs checks, different regulations, different standards and trade falling off a cliff," said Anand Menon, a professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King's College London, adding that economic arrangements would most likely descend into a "nightmare.
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The online world would not be dominated by a handful of information-age titans; our news platforms would be less vulnerable to manipulation and fraud; identity theft would be far less common; advertising dollars would be distributed across a wider range of media properties.
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Will his inner circle at the White House be dominated by people who magnify the darker impulses he expressed in his tweets or by those who would contain the anxieties, doubts and prejudices for the good of the man and the country he will very soon lead?
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Discussions between the 21 members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit over the weekend will be dominated by fears of rising anti-globalisation sentiment in the West, where many worry about losing jobs to low-wage economies, and China's burgeoning role in global trade.
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Expecting J. R. Smith to continue making more than 50 percent of his 3-point attempts is a bit absurd, but part of the strength of Cleveland's offense is that on any given night, it can be dominated by Kyrie Irving, Kevin Love, James or even Smith.
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"Biden's focus on 'net zero' emissions, carbon capture programs, and vague pollution pricing schemes all point to one outcome: a society continuing to be dominated by fossil fuels, and a future of irrevocable climate chaos," Wenonah Hauter, executive director of Food & Water Action, said in a statement.
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"The latest disturbing example of this dubious big tent strategy that has, in many instances, been detrimental to the economic well being of our members, is the reported formation of the aforementioned Super PAC that will be dominated by funds from billionaire activists Tom Steyer," they wrote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound rose against most major currencies on Monday, snapping a three-day fall versus the euro at the start of another week likely to be dominated by questions about how Britain will leave the EU and the impact of Brexit on the economy.
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The key hurdle is that the market for investment-grade euro-denominated corporate bonds is worth 500 billion to 600 billion euros and tends to be dominated by big French and Dutch companies who already enjoy easy access to credit and may not need ECB cash.
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MOUNT VERNON, Va./WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized pomp and ceremony on Monday as Macron began a state visit to Washington likely to be dominated by differences with the United States over trade and the nuclear accord with Iran.
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The elections are most likely to be dominated by the ruling National Liberation Front (FLN) and its allies who benefit from association with the North African state's government, which spends oil and gas revenue heavily on a vast social welfare system ranging from housing to subsidized fuel and food.
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Like its Dutch counterpart, politics in Germany may soon be dominated by an economically liberal but socially conservative party, a rump social democratic party competing with greens for the main left-of-centre ground, and other, smaller parties offering different combinations of left and right, open and closed.
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The meeting of the 83 most powerful economies' finance ministers in Germany this week is likely to be dominated by talk about whether to commit to free trade, as previous meetings have — or implicitly accept that some countries may put up barriers, like tariffs, as Trump has promised.
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If people with progressive political values, who reject claims of genetic determinism and pseudoscientific racialist speculation, abdicate their responsibility to engage with the science of human abilities and the genetics of human behavior, the field will come to be dominated by those who do not share those values.
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"While all previous AKP electoral victories were perceived as a source of political stability, on this occasion investors could be reluctant to give the administration benefit of the doubt that the next four years will be dominated by efforts to rebalance the economy and address structural vulnerabilities," Matys said.
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Early Wall Street trading was set to be dominated by Apple after EU antitrust regulators ordered it to pay up to 21 billion euros ($20183 billion) in taxes plus interest to the Irish government after ruling a special scheme to route profits through Ireland amounted to illegal state aid.
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The Council, which is elected every four years, will still be dominated by lawmakers allied with Beijing because of an unusual system in which almost half the seats are allocated to industry and social groups, whose small number of electors are easily swayed by the pro-Beijing establishment.
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While the agenda may be dominated by the French president's criticism of the alliance as "brain dead", it equally will be an opportunity for the two leaders to clear the air and talk up how closer coordination among Britain, France and Germany can bolster both European security and NATO.
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A somewhat different Cantina Talk this time around, as the usual round-up of rumors, speculation, and straight-up news will be dominated by this past weekend's Star Wars Celebration Europe, the three-day convention in London that delivered every kind of imaginable tidbit of information from the Star Wars universe.
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William Anh Nguyen was detained last month in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City following mass protests sparked by concerns that plans to develop economic zones by offering land leases for up to 99 years would be dominated by investors from China, with which Vietnam has a history of fractious ties.
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After an opening week of testimony from diplomats who described how U.S. policy toward Ukraine came to be dominated by President Donald Trump's political goals, the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday shifts to Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine's president during which Trump asked him to investigate Joe Biden.
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For all of that, however, the last week's docket will be dominated by a single issue: mayoral control of New York City's schools, which has been become a perennial source of agita for Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat who has a chilly relationship with the Republicans who rule the Senate.
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Even with such a proliferation of issues, including a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan and Iran's ballistic missile arsenal, the two-day summit will be dominated by NATO's response to Russia and a conflict in Ukraine that the West accuses Moscow of fomenting at a cost of more than 9,000 lives.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan and two House committee chairmen stood with the new secretary of health and human services, former Representative Tom Price of Georgia, preparing Republican lawmakers for a weeklong Presidents' Day recess that promises to be dominated by angry or anxious questions about the fate of the health law.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The final chapter in a decade-long superhero saga and the remake of a big-screen classic could topple box-office records during a summer movie season expected to be dominated by Walt Disney Co. "Avengers: Endgame" from Disney's Marvel Studios kicked off Hollywood's parade of potential blockbusters on Wednesday.
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Technology is improving, but almost everyone would still rather talk to a real person than a clumsy AI. Google's voice assistant and other systems may overturn the current regime—Google's even giving us (somewhat) AI-powered automated call technology—but until then, customer service will continue to be dominated by shitty automation.
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The proposed state, which would be "fully sovereign … with the freedom to defend itself," is sure to be dominated by Islamists, and its establishment likely would fuel Islamism among Palestinians in the West Bank, who would be granted absentee citizenship, residency rights where they presently reside, and little else under the NSS plan.
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If you&aposve ever daydreamed about what it&aposs felt like to be dominated by your husband in bed and to let all of your power go, for example, who&aposs to say your husband can&apost have a similar fantasy of being powerless, even if that manifests by watching two men?
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Thursday evening's GOP presidential debate will be dominated by a man who isn't there: Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Washington (CNN)The US and Poland host a Middle East conference Thursday that's meant to address a broad range of security challenges, but looks set to be dominated by Iran, which has become a source of tension between the US and allies and is reportedly causing friction within the administration as well.
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The three so-called "island chains" that serve to protect China's eastern shores, which extend, in some interpretations, as far out as Hawaii, will soon be dominated by an ever-enlarging Chinese Navy, shortly to be bigger and more powerful than anything the United States may be able to muster or afford.
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Greg Orman, a 2014 independent candidate for Senate in Kansas, is now making the case for an independent for governor — with a hope to provide an palatable alternative to whoever comes out of a GOP primary likely to be dominated by Trump-aligned firebrand Kris Kobach, the secretary of state, and Gov.
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The new Turkish Parliament is most likely to be dominated by Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party; the Republican People's Party, an insipid force that still won 130 out of 550 seats in the last election; and the hard-right MHP, which is allied with Mr. Erdogan and will contest in coalition with his AKP.
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Even before Trump ordered last week's strike in retaliation for a nerve gas attack, Tillerson's visit was certain to be dominated by thorny issues, including Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, an apparent violation of an important arms control treaty, and seeing what cooperation, if any, is possible in the fight against Islamic State.
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He had a willingness to talk about whatever an interviewer threw at him, which is how a one-on-one session with Wolf Blitzer in 2007 came to be dominated by Mr. Trump's views of the Iraq War ("a disaster" that called for an immediate withdrawal) and his critique of President George W. Bush's leadership.
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The next 18 months will be dominated by Brexit, which has provoked internecine warfare in the cabinet between those who want a clean break with the bloc — a so-called hard Brexit — and those who want a less radical departure, or soft Brexit, to protect the economy from a "cliff edge" change of trading rules.
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Along with the steady exposure of sex offenders and abuse enablers in the academy, Warner restored my hope that the 21st century can be different, that sterile ideas by misogynists need not salt the intellectual earth, and that the life of the mind need not always be dominated by the sophistry of panty-raiders.
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RIC=ZAR= Rand forecasts * Selected carry-trades to gain on low volatility in 000 JOHANNESBURG, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Emerging market currency gains will probably be dominated by high-yielding currencies rather than low-risk bets next year as economic growth finally recovers in response to lower interest rates, a Reuters poll found on Thursday.
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If sales so far are any indicator, a lot of them won't be the type currently made or planned by BMW, Tesla or GM. Instead, they are likelier to be dominated by "micro-EVs," tiny electrics costing as little as $1,000, which accounted for two-thirds of the 2.5 million EVs sold in China last year.
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With legalization comes a lot of hype about big marijuana and about marijuana changing from the black market where there's a lot of mom-and-pop small-scale farming, at least in the United States, to one in which the industry will be dominated by one or two really large corporations, the way Philip Morris and Monsanto do.
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"This was an obsession that dominated the news coverage, so I do think it's worth us reflecting how it is that a presidential election of such importance, of such moment with so much at stake and such a contrast between the candidates, came to be dominated by a bunch of these leaks," Obama said at the time.
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Web culture, they argue, tends to be dominated by those at the political extremes who lack an appetite for nuance: "Despite our early hopes to the contrary, the internet has allowed political communities to isolate themselves, shutting themselves off to outside criticism and moderate voices, content to metastasize in the dark," ampersamp, a moderator for r/neoliberal told Mashable.
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For the SNP, that means avoiding a post-Brexit election which would be dominated by their divisive calls for Scottish independence and for the Lib Dems it means avoiding a post-Brexit election where the Labour Party would be free again to hammer them for their support for austerity while in a coalition government with the Conservatives.
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While President Trump has promised an "America first" strategy, including major policy changes such as the construction of a Mexican border, the indiscriminate travel ban on some Muslims entering the United States, and a more hardline strategy on Iran, U.S. policy on the Middle East looks set to be dominated by the mechanics of U.S. government operations.
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"This is just one effort, but it is trying to address the larger issue of whether the digital advertising business will be more like the open internet, open to many, or will it be dominated by a few walled gardens?" said Randall Rothenberg, chief executive of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, which is aware of the initiative but is not directly involved.
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The Sunday talk shows will be dominated by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to authorize military strikes in Syria this weekend.
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Expensive, and thus scarce, content will tend towards the lowest common denominator (like console computer games) so risk can be managed through a portfolio approach (like music and movies.) This suggests that VR content will eventually be dominated by a few very large companies, and probably mainly companies that enter from adjacent industries (my bet would be on EA.) Augmented reality is completely different.
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The week ahead will be dominated by a number of key geopolitical and economic events, with the most high profile of all likely to be the planned summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The meeting, which takes place in Singapore on Tuesday, comes on the back of North Korea dramatically altering course following recent multiple missile launches.
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Titled "Under Which Lyre: A Reactionary Tract for the Times," the poem envisioned a postwar world in which, the war-god Ares having quit the field, public life would be dominated by a renewed contest between "the sons of Hermes" and "Apollo's children" — the motley humanists against the efficient technocrats, the aesthetes and poets and philosophers and theologians against the managers and scientists and financiers and bureaucrats.
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With four days to go until the election, coverage should be dominated by talk of the historic and potentially America-altering decision voters will make on Tuesday between a conventional Democrat with a penchant for own goals and a demagogue whose racism and sexism has been documented repeatedly over the last year and a half, and who has been credibly accused of sexual assault multiple times over the past month.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's pick to replace former FBI Director James Comey takes the stand Wednesday morning in a confirmation hearing expected to be dominated by the Russian election meddling controversy.
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On Monday, the EU's foreign affairs head Federica Mogherini said no sanctions against Russia had "been proposed by any [EU] member state" despite international outcry over Russian bombing of civilian areas of the Syrian city Aleppo, acts described as "war crimes" by the U.K. and the U.S. Mogherini's comments came as she arrived for a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg, where the agenda was expected to be dominated by the Syrian crisis.
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Alli McCartney UBS Private Wealth Management Managing Director we always believe you should have a part of your portfolio in gold, some private clients do that, physical ownership, some do it through gold bugs, but at this point, especially, with a year that we think it is going to be dominated by geopolitical tension, US election, even when we have these behind us, gold has a lot of room to move up.
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There are fewer opportunities for Democratic-led states to advance abortion rights, and most activists who favor those rights say their focus is likely to be dominated by the fight over President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominee to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
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The early months (at least) of the 2202 race are going to be dominated by three white men in their 2628s arguing about how to make America great again: Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE just turned 28500, Biden is 6900, and Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden MORE is 28503.
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