Could Schaeuble be in line for either of those positions?
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He should be in line for "bell-cow" type of work.
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But polls suggest Biden could be in line for another loss.
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Others might be in line for something a little more substantial.
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But Yahoo could yet be in line for a Kardashian-style makeover.
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South Carolina appeared to be in line for some of Dorian's worst.
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Feinberg appears to now be in line for the intelligence advisory board spot.
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Sanders doesn't look to be in line for that type of sweeping victory.
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Other countries around the world could be in line for ratings cuts in 2017.
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He could be in line for a big week, but again, it's a risk.
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Coogler was first rumored to be in line for Black Panther back in December.
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The source did not say which steel and aluminum firms would be in line for help.
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In exchange, he'll be in line for a cushy administration job should Dunbar win the presidency.
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She may not quite be in line for a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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If your income is lower, you might be in line for a break from the feds.
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Previous honorees — including a handful from across America — may also be in line for the additional honor.
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Let the Apple fanboy freakouts commence: we might be in line for a brand-new iPhone color.
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And of course on trade where China can safely expect to be in line for more flak.
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LeSean McCoy (ankle) was a full practice participant and could be in line for an increased workload.
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The wealthy could be in line for a substantial tax cut, if the Trump administration gets its way.
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With chip manufacturers predicting slumping sales for 2019, tech more generally could be in line for a slowdown.
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" Mnuchin also encouraged people who might be in line for tax refunds "to file now to get your money.
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Internally, it sounds like we might be in line for a spec bump, although it's unclear how big it'll be.
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The earlier families fill out the FAFSA, the better the chance to be in line for that aid, according Boucher.
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It's safe to assume that the figures who denounced him most vocally will not be in line for key positions.
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Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said the United States may be in line for a rate hike as soon as April.
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If things go well, Mr Bailey might even be in line for a bigger role: Mark Carney's successor as Bank governor.
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Pompeo was for months rumored to be in line for the job before his predecessor Rex Tillerson was fired last March.
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She raised $2 million in the hours after the debate and could be in line for a late surge to Election Day.
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Other actors who have been rumored to be in line for the iconic job are Tom Hardy, Tom Hiddleston and Michael Fassbender.
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Cape Cod looks to be in line for some of the highest winds and waves, and its beaches are prone to erosion.
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The winning city will be in line for some 50,000 high-quality jobs and $5 billion of corporate investment, according to Amazon.
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But analysts and traders said farms that can keep out the disease could be in line for bumper profits in coming months.
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Third-quarter results should show how well individual firms are balancing costs and revenues - and who could be in line for deeper cuts.
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The iPhone 8 could be in line for some new quick-charging capabilities, according to a recent Barclays investors note obtained by MacRumors.
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Consumers who have just applied for a card may be in line for bonuses in the form of points, miles or cash back.
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Forbes, a former Republican congressman from Virginia, was said to be in line for the Navy secretary position, but Mattis reportedly rejected him.
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Prince George may be in line for the throne, but he didn't get to practice as one of the three kings this year.
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With a good performance, and no more Concacaf teams in the field, he might be in line for a bigger stage to come.
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Chevron would be in line for a $1 billion break-up fee from Anadarko should the smaller company reach a deal with another buyer.
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With Athletics 1B Yonder Alonso the subject of trade rumors, Carter could be in line for regular playing time in the majors by August.
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The company could be in-line for another funding round in the coming weeks from investors such as Goldman Sachs, according to Sky News.
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The earlier families apply, the better the chance to be in line for that aid, according to Ashley Boucher, a spokeswoman for Sallie Mae.
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Trout set a club record with his 114th walk of the season in Friday's victory and could be in line for his second MVP award.
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Wall Street could be in line for a string of good trading days as sentiment shifts and analysts get more bullish about stocks, Cramer said.
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Li Xi, 60, currently party chief of the northeastern province of Liaoning, is seen to be in line for promotion to head a bigger province.
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In addition, he said, 25 of the state's death row inmates had exhausted all of their appeals, meaning they would be in line for execution.
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Donald Trump met recently with two people rumored to be in line for major tech regulatory jobs, according to reports about Tuesday's transition press call.
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Watkins did not practice Wednesday or Thursday and is not expected to do so on Friday so McCoy could be in line for another heavy workload.
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Should Alli not recover in time then Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who impressed as a late substitute against Tunisia could be in line for a starting place.
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The siblings could be in line for an even bigger payout in the coming months when the trials of those accused of killing their father conclude.
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If plaintiffs win, they could be in line for up to $25,000 depending on their state of residence (congrats, those of you who live in Tennessee).
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Gingrich has been a top surrogate for Trump during his presidential campaign and is rumored to be in line for a top role in his administration.
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Even if Knox is not among the nine players to make the team automatically, he will be in line for one of Clarke's three captain's picks.
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The stock could be in line for further gains as it still trades below its agreed-upon acquisition price of $128 per share offered by Bayer.
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He had appeared to be in line for an upgrade until he made bogeys on three of his final four holes at the regular-season finale.
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With rumors swirling about a potential Jonas Valanciunas deal (sources indicate the market for him remains unexciting), Jakob Poeltl could be in line for more time.
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Gove, who along with Johnson, was the face of the Leave campaign, is rumored to be in line for a vacant position in the Foreign Office.
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Other so-called sin stocks could be in line for higher taxation, including tobacco, sugary soft drinks and petrol — particularly given currently low prices for the latter.
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The Times * Younger workers could be in line for a boost to their pensions at the expense of older employees under plans being considered by the Treasury.
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On the other hand, that family could be in line for a credit of up to $1,050 for one child or $2,100 for two or more kids.
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Now some of them might be in line for a small payday: Apple has agreed to pay some iPhone owners about $25 each to settle such complaints.
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Robinson carried the mail (poorly) thereafter against the Buffalo Bills, and would at least be in line for some touches if those other guys miss more time.
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With the Rays struggling to find offense Guyer could be in line for more at bats when manager Kevin Cash decides to make changes in the lineup.
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According to Freeman/Thomson Reuters estimates, Shire's advisers could be in line for fees of $50 million-$60 million and Baxalta's may earn $70 million-$80 million.
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Calabria currently serves as Vice President Mike Pence's top economist but is widely said to be in line for a job running the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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Analysts said speculation that Madrid and Lisbon could be in line for EU fines for missing budget deficit targets over recent years was also weighing on investor sentiment.
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Farmers would be in line for hundreds of millions of euros in emergency aid to offset a market collapse and the loss of British customers, the newspaper reported.
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Wall Street could be in line for a string of good trading days as sentiment shifts and analysts get more bullish about stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Google, meanwhile, introduced an even more direct competitor in the Home Max, a $399 smart speaker that appears to still be in line for a release next month.
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Mary could be in line for a nice payday ... depending on her opponent and internet pay-per-view streams, CB expects her to pull in around five figures.
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Running back Malcolm Brown likely will receive the bulk of the snaps should Gurley sit out, and rookie Darrell Henderson could be in line for an increased workload.
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Trump has already appointed immigration hawk Jeff Sessions to be attorney general; Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is rumored to be in line for deputy secretary at DHS.
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The next year, she was transferred to the general assembly division, where she was under the impression that she would be in line for further promotions and salary increases.
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Its ship builders, along with Chinese yards, hope to be in line for huge orders as Iran modernizes its aging fleet of super tankers, which is the world's largest.
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"It's safe to assume that the figures who denounced [Donald Trump] most vocally will not be in line for key positions," wrote conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat.
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Thought only a short time ago to be in line for the chair position at the Federal Reserve, there's increasing speculation that Cohn may be leaving the administration soon.
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The 24-year-old Finn could be in line for his fourth start of the season and second versus the Islanders, against whom he made 53 saves in October. 1.
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Normally, a candidate who performed as well as he did among the party's base would be in line for at least some kind of cabinet position if his side won.
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Nurmagomedov himself challenged McGregor to win a fight before getting a shot at a rematch, adding that fellow lightweight Tony Ferguson would be in line for a title fight first.
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The study suggests that in addition to the known risks posed by a warming climate, such as sea level rise, we may also be in line for some cataclysmic surprises.
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But in Wednesday's ruling, the majority decided that, while no indicted person can be in line for the presidency, that does not mean they have to step down from other positions.
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Sony, LG and Huawei Just about every other manufacturer of high- or highish-end smartphones will be in line for a "Samsung bump" as consumers look elsewhere for their Android fix.
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Ridley is coming off of an eight-catch, 143-yard, 1-touchdown game against the Panthers and should be in line for big numbers if the Falcons are forced to throw.
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Nomura, which is said to be in line for regulatory approval this year for the securities joint venture that will allow it to offer wealth management services, also declined to comment.
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Nezi played 29 minutes in place of the suspended Ismael Sanogo in last week's victory over Manhattan and the junior could be in line for a similar role against the Bluejays.
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And there's no suggestion that any existing victims of the scam ads which bore Lewis' image are going to be in line for any direct compensation from Facebook for their losses.
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S. trade negotiations, pushing back against an EU ban on hormone-treated beef and poultry washed with peracetic acid, which signals that Britain will be in line for the same treatment.
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And if those challenges are overcome, you could be in line for electronics that are harder to damage, more reactive to their environments, and change the way you physically interact with them.
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This is a huge move into boxing for Young Money, Lubin is a budding superstar and if he beats Charlo -- who's undefeated, too -- could be in line for some HUGE money fights.
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The firm could still be in line for a heavy fine as a result of the SFO's criminal probe, which Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Mike Dennis said could reach up to 500 million pounds.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT UTAH (14-5, 3-3 Pac-12): Jakob Poeltl should be in line for a big game as the 03-foot center will have a nice size advantage down low.
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Prominent economist Mohamed El-Erian, rumored to be in line for a top job at the Federal Reserve, praised the central bank Friday for navigating its way out of crisis-era monetary policies.
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But Bolton has other advisers who could be in line for key posts, including Sarah Tinsley, a longtime ally who is currently at Bolton's super PAC, and Fred Fleitz, a former CIA analyst.
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She could be in line for the speakership if House Republicans take back the House in one of the coming campaign cycles, giving her enough reason to stick around in the lower chamber.
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Running back Benny Snell Jr. is Kentucky's biggest threat on offense, and he could be in line for a big performance against a Missouri defense that allows 194.8 rushing yards per game. 1.
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And when combined with potentially new purpose-built smartwatch CPUs coming soon from Qualcomm, new Wear OS Watches could be in line for a top-to-bottom improvement before the end of the year.
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Haven buying sparked by the news helped offset comments from Atlanta Federal Reserve President Dennis Lockhart that the United States may be in line for an interest rate rise as soon as next month.
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He has been in Congress since 1993, focusing mostly on health and budget issues, so he could be in line for Health and Human Services or director of the Office of Management and Budget.
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Carol in Montana Carol in Montana: Once you supply a saliva sample, these kits purport to identify where your family originated from (your ancestry) and what genetic health concerns you may be in line for.
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Not content with last season's two-game suspension for violations of the league's substance-abuse policy, Le'Veon Bell may be in line for a four-game ban to start this season after missing drug tests.
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With a finished basement and driveway, the 1,300-square-foot house was listed last month for $479,19153, though its rooms, some of which sport pink or mirrored walls, might be in line for a makeover.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Dragnea himself would be in line for such a pardon, which would make him eligible again to be prime minister, but many on the streets believed he would have been.
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The Saints could be in line for another top spot after beating the Tennessee Titans 212-219 on Sunday behind Drew Brees' three touchdowns and Michael Thomas' NFL record-breaking 22 catches for the season.
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Alex pleaded guilty to a Class A supply at the earliest opportunity, knowing that as this was his second conviction for drugs he'd be in line for something heftier if he went to trial and lost.
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Hopefully the superstar mom decides to add another venture to her busy schedule and release a capsule collection of her "throw back" fashion treasures — we'll definitely be in line for a pair of those fabulous pants.
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It is not clear exactly how many people will receive payouts, but roughly 1,700 staff employed by Transline — an agency used by Sports Direct to provide workers — are thought to be in line for a payout.
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Cooper is tough to trust, but if he posted such a big game against the Broncos, he might be in line for more against a Dolphins team that is 24th in passing yards allowed per game.
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Beginning Thursday, after a 15-year absence, Gardagolf plays host to the 75th Italian Open, which should be in line for a permanent home once the venue for the 2022 Ryder Cup is completed in Rome.
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Don't worry, Dubon can afford it ... he played on a 1-year, $555,000 deal this season -- and he could be in line for a fat contract if he lives up to his potential in 2020. Congrats!!!
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In October 2017, UBS and Caisse des Depots said they were selling their stakes to Cape Omega, but they will still be in line for any potential proceeds from a decision in favor of the Gassled partners.
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Haygood played his season high in minutes (923) and scored in double figures for the third time this season, leading some to believe he could be in line for a spot in the starting lineup sometime soon.
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Cooks has to compete with more weapons than those four receivers, but if Cooper Kupp isn't fully recovered from a torn ACL and if Todd Gurley's knee issues continue, Cooks could be in line for more work.
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Rashard Kelly could be in line for increased minutes after the 275-7 junior forward scored a career-high 15 points and grabbed eight rebounds off the bench in a 75-45 win Tuesday against visiting Saint Louis.
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The FCA has also ensured it has a healthy workload for the foreseeable future, through an investigation into investment platforms, and a vague hint that hedge funds and private equity firms may be in line for future scrutiny.
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ABOUT THE DOLPHINS (193-7): With fellow running back Damien Williams nursing a dislocated shoulder, Kenyan Drake could be in line for a significant workload on Sunday and perhaps down the road if he takes advantage of the opportunity.
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"Our response needs to be proportionate to the attack," said Mr. Morell, who now advises Hillary Clinton on national security matters and is widely believed to be in line for a top intelligence post if she is elected president.
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Mr. Liu is widely thought to be in line for a promotion as China holds a high-profile gathering of top leaders in the coming weeks, potentially to the position of vice premier or to lead the central bank.
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Aides to the congressman said they hope that he could be in line for a host of administration posts, should a Democrat win the White House in 2020, including secretary of veterans affairs, defense secretary and United Nations ambassador.
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Amundi said, however, that once virus escalation risks receded, cyclical value stocks especially in Europe, domestically focused emerging market equities, emerging currencies and some higher-yielding bonds in developing countries and Italy, would be in line for a rebound.
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"You make your own luck by working hard," he said during a recent speech in New York, at a time when he was rumored to be in line for the ambassadorship to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Christian Josz said the package of assistance, nearly one third of it from the IMF and the rest from international groups and donor countries, would be in line for approval by the board if talks with Iraq next month go well.
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ABOUT THE TRAIL BLAZERS (13-9): Forward Al-Farouq Aminu (ankle) will be in line for more minutes after recording six points and five rebounds in 22 minutes off the bench against Milwaukee in his return from a 13-game absence.
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It also suggests Portman could be in line for another Academy Award, except… Sure, she sings and dances up a storm in Damien Chazelle's enchanting musical, but Emma Stone has simply never been this good before, in a musical or otherwise.
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Irving's backup at the point the past two seasons, Terry Rozier, could be in line for a new deal as he enters restricted free agency and the Celtics move toward a core of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Gordon Hayward.
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The Philadelphia Eagles fired Chip Kelly earlier in the week and longtime New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin could be in line for a similar fate as these underachieving NFC East teams conclude their respective seasons at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
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Well, according to Sammobile, the S Pen could be in line for its biggest upgrade ever thanks to enchanced Bluetooth functionality that would let Samsung's stylus serve as a remote of sorts, capable of controlling music playback or triggering the camera shutter.
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The Times UK Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg appears to be in line for a 23 million pound ($22 million) payday after Somerset Capital Management, the fund management group he co-founded, reported healthy profits in spite of difficult market conditions. bit.
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With a favorable draw, potentially avoiding the likes of Germany, Brazil and Spain in the second round, it's predicted the team could be in line for their best World Cup performance since 1990, with an 18.7 percent chance of finishing as runners up.
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Wolf was named to the post Wednesday, immediately following his Senate confirmation as undersecretary for strategy, plans and policy, a prior step that was necessary for him to be in line for promotion to acting secretary under the department's internal succession rules.
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Since his reveal to the world on May 8, the Sussex Royal Instagram account also posted a shot of his little feet, because he might be in line for the throne but we can all come together over the universal appeal of tiny baby toes.
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But the game of titles is about to begin — Markle and Prince Harry are rumored to be in line for duke and duchess titles on their wedding day, just as Kate Middleton and Prince William became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on theirs.
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Other women who could be in line for the job include House GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), the party's highest-ranking female member of Congress, and Ronna Romney McDaniel, Mitt Romney's niece who serves as chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party.
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The junior quarterback attempted a school record 62 passes last week as the Jayhawks fell behind early in a loss to Eastern Michigan and he may be in line for more of the same if this game with the Bobcats is anything like last season.
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In addition, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said the U.S. may be in line for a rate hike as soon as April, as last week's decision by the Fed to hold rates steady was more about ensuring that recent global financial volatility had settled down.
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If Tannehill helps the Titans get yet another win on the road against a favored opponent to make the Super Bowl, he could be in line for massive payday from a franchise that hasn&apost had an answer at quarterback in a long time.
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It's a shame the two promising young quarterbacks will not get a chance to face each other, but with just Garoppolo active, the 73ers might be in line for their first in-season winning streak since Weeks 11 and 12 of the 2014 season.
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GM workers are also said to be in line for 254% base-wage increases in the second and fourth years of the contract and 5003% lump sum bonuses in the first and third years, and permanent employees will receive an estimated $2500,2000 bonus if the tentative agreement is ratified.
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Given the dearth of wings who check off the boxes he does on a nightly basis, how increasingly integral spacers who can also defend have become, and the fact that he's yet to enter his prime, Caldwell-Pope should be in line for a massive raise this summer.
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Walkouts and resignations in recent weeks have caused friction in the corridors of power and Briton Alex Inglot said the sport could be in line for a shake-up, including the creation of new leadership roles, and the introduction of external experts to help break deadlock in discussions.
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Just three days after the Fed held interest rates and cautioned "global economic and financial developments continue to pose risks," Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said on Monday that the United States may be in line for an interest rate hike as soon as April given "sufficient momentum" in U.S. growth.
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Foster seemed to be in line for a starting role again, especially after the Redskins lost Reuben Foster to a torn ACL in spring camp, but the release signals that the team is comfortable with second-year pro Shaun Dion Hamilton and Jon Bostic (signed after Reuben Foster's injury) as the starting inside linebackers.
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There is some intrigue in this game still, as neither team knows if Ezekiel Elliott will be allowed to play, but with the recent improvement the Cowboys (5-3) have shown on both sides of the ball, Dallas should be in line for a road win regardless of what happens in Thursday's court hearing.
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He appeared to be in line for an easy win when the Marlins scored four runs in the top of the seventh — an inning in which Dee Gordon beat out an infield single to put runners at the corners before Giancarlo Stanton crushed his major league-leading 21th homer — to extend their lead to 23-211.
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But between the video-game cover, multiple movie projects in the pipeline (and the countless promotional appearances that go with them) and a widespread belief that she'll be in line for a championship fight against either Holly Holm or Miesha Tate sometime this year, the public will likely be seeing more of Rousey's face than ever before.
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After his loss to Danny Garcia in 163, I wrote a farewell piece to the fighter after he had given hints to hanging them up, but the Italian-American went on to win three straight bouts right after, and was speculated to be in line for a EBU title shot should he have emerged victorious last weekend.
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If Mr. Trump's second board nominee fits the same profile — and the management-side lawyer said to be in line for the position, William J. Emanuel, appears to do so — they would almost certainly join with the board's current Republican member, Philip A. Miscimarra, to undo crucial portions of the board's legacy from the Obama era.
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A 22017-year-old quarterback who once led his team to a Super Bowl would normally be in line for a new contract worth millions of dollars, but with the 2017 season nearing its end, Kaepernick, formerly of the San Francisco 49ers, remains the league's most famous unsigned player — and one of its best-known names, after he spurred the #TakeAKnee movement this season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. stocks could be in line for another double-digit decline in the near-term because of damage from the spread of coronavirus, index provider MSCI said on Thursday, citing its scenario-based analysis, "We've conducted a what-if scenario analysis that assumes a short-term drop in growth of 2 percentage points and a risk-premium increase of 2 percentage points," Thomas Verbraken, executive director at MSCI's risk management solutions research told clients.
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