But Emily Adams Bode, the designer of Bode, writes histories in textiles.
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You see some comments online, or you hear people say, "Oh, that looked very Bode,'' or "That model looked very Bode.
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That doesn't bode well for a continent made of ice.
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Usually, being sent home by the boss doesn't bode well.
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Following the race, Bode tweeted a message to his fans.
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But the latest meager gains bode poorly for that scenario.
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It doesn't bode well for business if markets stay choppy.
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Macy's warning did not bode well for the retailer's rivals.
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That doesn't bode well for the thick CO2 atmosphere theory.
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In an interview, Mr. Bode offered a more contrite message.
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And the Trump administration's looming budget cuts don't bode well.
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Analysts said the results bode well for Nike in particular.
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In theory, an improving economy should bode well for stocks.
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Most of this does not bode well for our waistlines.
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That may or may not bode well for the Vineyard.
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This does not bode well for 8.53, traders told Reuters.
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It's a boy for Bode and Morgan Miller — times two!
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This does not bode well for the future of Japril.
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Such prospects don't bode well for the future of factuality.
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Twitter wars with the president don't bode well for politicians.
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Naughton said November's results bode well for next year's challenges.
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That kind of language could bode well for his case.
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Those numbers don't bode well for Uber's autonomous car technology.
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The results bode well for the rest of the week.
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But Gates' first try didn't bode well for the audience.
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Bode is president and CEO of the Corn Refiners Association.
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That could bode well for the company's new breakfast item.
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And it doesn't bode well for standing up to Iran.
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The acrimonious language used by both sides doesn't bode well.
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A spillover effect should bode well for other retail stocks.
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It was lent to the Bode Museum in December 2010.
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"Theoretically, this doesn't bode well for the consumer," said Kilduff.
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Lower rates also bode well for consumer confidence, Carey said.
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Bode and Morgan are parents to their 3-year-old son, Nash Skan, and Bode has two children from previous relationships: Samuel, his 5-year-old son, and his 10-year-old daughter, Neesyn.
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Still, the recent plight of bank stocks does not bode well.
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It didn't bode so well for us today, on all accounts.
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However, it's not the first time Bode experienced an unexpected loss.
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That doesn't bode well for traditional power players in the industry.
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The situation doesn't bode well for her, and she knows it.
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If so, that doesn't bode well for requests to delete accounts.
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Plans to open new stores domestically and internationally should bode well.
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But the peevish mood, particularly in Britain, does not bode well.
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This doesn't bode well for Lionel, who is interested in monogamy.
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These are all trends that bode well for iFood's continued success.
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A demoralised opposition could bode ill for a return to democracy.
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That does not bode well for the next three weeks' negotiations.
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We can't help but wonder how this will bode for Ferguson.
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NAB said the political turmoil didn't bode well for Malaysia's currency.
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However, more than this amount does not bode well for fertility.
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That may not bode so well for the elections after next.
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Furthermore, the 7-2 decision doesn't bode well for future appeals.
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That's something that could bode well in a bad market environment.
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Analysts said the overall results bode well for J&J shares.
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That didn't bode well for making any breakthroughs on genetic disorders.
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Prime Day press release highlights also bode well for 22020Q19 guidance.
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Buttigieg learned of O'Neill's resignation Monday night, spokesman Mark Bode said.
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It doesn't bode well for you being able to get better.
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"That doesn't bode for a very safe year ahead," Millman said.
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A high valuation for Lyft would bode well for Uber's prospects.
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Rising incomes and higher savings bode well for future consumer spending.
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That does not bode well for his New York City campaign.
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A little headway in those counties would bode well for Espy.
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That experience may bode well for Airbnb's ambitions in emerging markets.
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Yet the latest revelations do not bode well for the President.
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This doesn't bode well because this nice night cannot possibly continue.
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And that would not bode very well for It at all.
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Linen Drawnwork circa 1920s A post shared by BODE: clothes, etc.
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Other greats from the state: Bode Miller, Brian Wilson, Greg Landry
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This could bode well for the Harland & Wolff workers in Belfast.
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Still, shoppers' infrequent use of mobile payments does not bode well.
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But either way, this 'confusion' doesn't bode well for team cohesiveness.
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Again, these are excellent things which bode well for the world.
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Strong results in other Asian countries, including South Korea, bode well.
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If you're constantly combative, it doesn't bode well for a relationship.
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But the continued rainfall did not bode well for that tally.
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Ms. Bode is a collector, a remixer, a postmodern fashion dreamer.
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This all did not bode well for Western Michigan on Monday.
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But if history is a guide, his numbers don't bode well.
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This collective caution may bode well for next year's market returns.
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So how does all of this bode for the coming season?
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In recent weeks, Exxon has made several announcements that bode well.
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They're worn by pro skier and Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller.
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And cultural and demographic changes don't bode well for the GOP.
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So the question about "reasonable doubt" could bode well for Manafort.
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That could also bode well for Snap's business down the line.
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Analysts say the visa fight doesn't bode well for either country.
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This does not bode well for the rest of the global economy, and it certainly does not bode well for those emerging market economies that have come to depend on a Chinese-fueled international commodity boom.
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If much of fashion operates at hectic warp speed — a mad dash for a new look or a new collection — Emily Adams Bode of Bode (pronounced BOH-dee) is the slow-going exception to the rule.
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Perhaps that will bode well for the movie at the box office.
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That, however, doesn't bode well for a quick resolution to the standoff.
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But the errant media coverage may not bode well for our future.
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"That won't bode well for Trump and his reelection probabilities," said Nauman.
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This may bode well for the survival of Mr Robart's restraining order.
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This market failure does not bode well for America's future research competitiveness.
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Still, this does not bode well for the few characters left alive.
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The conclusion does not bode well for folks worried about the bees.
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The new state polls from Morning Consult don't bode well for him.
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The prevailing risk off mood did not bode well for antipodean currencies.
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The iOS 10 update issues obviously do not bode well for Apple.
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Well-matched credit scores also bode well for a long-lasting love.
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So that could, you know, bode well for Democrats going into 2100.
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This early look at Hollywood's approach doesn't bode well for Warner Bros.
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He's also optimistic that earnings season will bode very well for stocks.
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That could bode well for Autodesk as it makes its own shift.
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Reporting by Ralf Bode; Writing by Vera Eckert; Editing by Andrew Bolton
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And the details did not bode well for the New York billionaire.
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Recent polling numbers bode well for President Trump, despite the media's narrative.
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That doesn't bode well for Life360 keeping Couple's doors open indefinitely, either.
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The ruling does not bode well for the FCC's municipal broadband plans.
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Bode also two children from previous relationships: son Samuel and daughter Neesyn.
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Sunshine did that thing, and seems to bode well for his chances.
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That doesn't bode well for the future of this critically endangered species.
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We're hopeful the solid groundwork laid will bode well for the NMTC.
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Some fear that positive views of the economy bode poorly for Democrats.
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It would also not seem to bode well for the U.K. economy.
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This doesn't bode well for our future economic success as a country.
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Bode Miller is honoring his late daughter in a very special way.
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" He added that Bode "was not in the area at the time.
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More details are emerging surrounding the tragic death of Bode Miller's daughter.
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" He adds that Bode "was not in the area at the time.
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For the most part, this should not bode well for final yield.
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In the bigger NBA picture, this doesn't bode well for the Cavs.
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Bode said he wished more pediatricians would stress how common drowning is.
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"His outburst during the hearing was not very appropriate," Mr. Bode said.
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Spoiler alert: This does not bode well for his employment at Uber.
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Bode first uses it to travel to the town's ice cream parlor.
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"That does not bode well for investing in future product," she said.
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This grim statistic doesn't bode well for how Campaign 2020 will unfold.
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If your partner looks horrified at the suggestion, it doesn't bode well.
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The two ultimately decided to rebrand and rename their studio Bode NYC.
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The size of the gap did not bode well for American democracy.
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Todd Snyder and Emily Bode make a strong case for American fashion.
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That obviously doesn't bode well for the looming negotiations between the two.
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That doesn't bode well for Trump's oft-repeated vision for defeating ISIS.
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It won't bode well for Italy which needs European help at the moment.
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"And that doesn't bode well for economic activity in the country," he said.
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That means an economic slowdown could bode badly for his prospects in 2020.
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On April 1, Bode and Morgan announced they were expecting their third child.
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Essentially, tonight's supermoon does not bode well for even the best-laid plans.
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A less regulation-intense EPA would bode well for Fiat Chrysler's current lineup.
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TRENDING Olympian Bode Miller&aposs 19-month-old daughter drowns in swimming pool.
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Together this also doesn't bode well for consumer data in the fourth quarter.
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"It does not bode well for prosecution," CNN legal analyst Danny Cevallos said.
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But the decision to remove him from this episode entirely doesn't bode well.
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Historically, the disbanding of a musical group doesn't bode well for its members.
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When Trump won, I thought, 'Oh, I don't think this will bode well.
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Signs from the government bond markets did not bode well for the greenback.
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If Drogon is off to Valyria, it probably doesn't bode well for him.
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Other countries' setbacks bode ill for China's own efforts on the magnetic drive.
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All of this does not bode well for Italy in the year ahead.
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That would bode poorly for how he might act as the intelligence chief.
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In other words, Clinton's victory in Georgia doesn't necessarily bode poorly for Sanders.
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That said, these findings don't bode well for the diehard romantics among us.
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The numbers bode well for the respective front-runners going into Tuesday's contests.
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And it doesn't bode well for the rest of the hearings to come.
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Rising raw-material costs and stagnant demand bode less well for big manufacturers.
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It also, ironically maybe, would bode well for Trump's reelection bid in 2020.
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That may bode ill for March job data slated for early next week.
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The spring month also did not bode well for the polar ice caps.
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However it went down, it certainly doesn't bode well for United's image problem.
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This doesn't bode well for the 3 billion humans living in coastal areas.
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This inescapable truth does not bode well for the promise of American democracy.
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It would also bode well for machinery stocks, said Citi analyst Timothy Thein.
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This could bode well for the small but growing caucus of military women.
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Meanwhile, Manafort's close association with Trump does not bode well for the President.
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An outing like this doesn't bode well for any type of reconciliation either.
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Other analysts said the data do not bode well for the months ahead.
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The election campaign does not bode well for Botswana's reputation for sound policy.
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For one, the latest polls don't bode well for the former vice president.
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If security is indeed Clearview's top priority, this data breach doesn't bode well.
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No one disputes that a Bode garment looks like nothing from another brand.
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This does not bode well for the party or its leadership in 2628.
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That may not bode well for Intel (INTC), which reports earnings Thursday afternoon.
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The premiere has credibility issues that don't bode well for the remaining installments.
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Before coming to Berlin, I'd stopped off in Frankfurt to see Sabine Bode.
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"A strong U.S. dollar doesn't really bode well for Asian markets," she added.
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The choice didn't bode well for the Justice Department's plans in Ville Platte.
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The lack of consensus on reform now does not bode well for later.
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This doesn't bode well for the other businesses that sell to Chinese consumers.
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For thousands of communities in the country, that doesn't bode well for change.
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History doesn't bode well for 'Bachelor' and 'Bachelorette' couples going all the way.
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That is something that does not bode well for the future of Mali.
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SB: That's not a good ... That doesn't bode well for your afternoon meetings.
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Public statements by prominent Republicans so far do not bode well for Trump.
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His big win in the last state before Super Tuesday doesn't bode well.
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That may not bode well for the bill's prospects in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The official said it did not bode well for the Trump-Xi G20 meeting.
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Needless to say, this didn't bode well for the desired outcome of the meeting.
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However, the lack of faster-growing industries doesn't bode well for the Central Valley.
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So if it's getting tougher here, that doesn't bode well for less fortunate bears.
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And the communications breakdown does not bode well for any deal in the future.
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Mr. Bode, however, said Mr. Gaul had been advising the company on other matters.
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The title of the episode, "A Kiss Before Dying," doesn't bode well for him.
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Spicer called it a "shame," adding the move will not bode well for Kasich.
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The company's partnerships and cross-selling opportunities should bode well in the near future.
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Going back to a clean and simple name might actually bode well for Apple.
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If this doesn't bode well for Betty and Jughead, we don't know what would.
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This risk-off sentiment may bode well for the dollar in the coming days.
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And it really doesn't bode well for the researchers who need ultrabig genome databases.
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Potential good news for apparel retailers, however, does not bode well for other categories.
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However, this news does not necessarily bode well for the stretched domestic oil companies.
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Trader Guy Adami argued that the reversal did not bode well for the stock.
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The movement's latest performance doesn't bode well for forthcoming European Parliament elections in May.
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The shift in US-South Korea relations could also bode poorly for North Korea.
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But he said that the verdict did not bode well for AbbVie's remaining trials.
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This line of thinking doesn't bode well for the smartwatch as a computing platform.
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That perspective could bode well for the defendant in another pending Supreme Court ruling.
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Kasich last month said nail-biter special election does not "bode well" for Republicans.
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But if you're black, what does this bode for your and your children's future?
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That doesn't bode well for the side of this show that involves actual casework.
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So far, de Blasio's early polling numbers bode very poorly for his presidential prospects.
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That doesn't bode well for ACV compared to other types of [more potent] vinegar.
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Denise Bode is a partner at Michael Best Strategies, a Washington-based consulting firm.
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That does not bode well for the working people who voted for Mr. Trump.
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"Bode said he saw us and could just tell something wasn't right," Eileen said.
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The prospect of significant innings from Macykol Guaipe and Steve Johnson doesn't bode well.
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Fundamental changes in the gaming industry's business model seem to bode well for advertising
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A combination which does not bode well for industrial production in the near future.
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Anticipated Bank of Canada rate cuts don't bode well for bank margins, Picardo said.
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Yet vision is one thing the quietly determined Ms. Bode has in plentiful supply.
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The most exciting thing is that people are beginning to recognize things as Bode.
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A weakness in the sterling tends to bode well for exporters in the index.
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It didn't bode well for rents in San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
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A disappointing outcome will not bode well for his standing in the royal family.
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"We expect to come to agreed terms in the coming months," Mr. Bode said.
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But another official said the episode did not bode well for American-Russian relations.
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But in Iran, many agreed that whatever it meant, it did not bode well.
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This plastic, along with the cheap screws above, do not bode well for longevity.
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That could bode well for Democrats ahead of an all-important presidential election year.
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The ten finalists included Batsheva (Batsheva Hay), Bode (Emily Adams Bode), Christian Cowan, Hunting Season (Danielle Corona), Jonathan Cohen (Jonathan Cohen and Sarah Leff), Luar (Raul Lopez), Matthew Adams Dolan, Pyer Moss (Kerby Jean-Raymond), Rebecca de Ravenel, and Scosha (Scosha Woolridge).
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"Those numbers do not bode well for the greenback in the medium-term," concluded McCormick.
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Rising inflation doesn't bode well for the interest rate cut the market is hoping for.
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Their respective interests, however, appear incompatible, which doesn't bode well for bilateral relations, Pan continued.
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It's a situation, he says, that doesn't bode well for sustainable breakouts to new highs.
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Still, becoming more productive doesn't necessarily bode well for those actually carrying out the productivity.
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This doesn't bode well for workaholics who are sitting on 20 unused days for 2016.
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Uncertainty over the referendum did not bode well for second-quarter growth, either, analysts warned.
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Dancers of the Shanghai Ballet perform at the Bode Museum in Berlin on Nov. 29.
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But historical precedent suggests it could bode well for Clinton, Obama's former secretary of state.
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He added that it may not bode well for political discourse in the United States.
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Mid-term success for Mr Macri would bode well for Chile, Colombia, Brazil and Mexico.
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I feel like having to think to hard about it probably does not bode well.
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Florida&aposs performance against Georgia surely doesn&apost bode well for McElwain&aposs job security.
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ET, doesn't bode well for Stone, a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald Trump.
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On Friday, Bode Miller's wife, Morgan, shared a heartbreaking photo of her daughter's final moments.
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If the present is painful, the future also does not bode well for bullied students.
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The company switching its alliance to the WPC doesn't bode well for future backward compatibility.
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However, that doesn't bode well for the industry and suggests that IoT is structurally flawed.
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That should be a relief to users, though it may not bode well for cost.
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His career is currently in flux, and this does not bode well for the relationship.
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"The reality is as a parent you can't dodge responsibility with your kids," Bode said.
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Fortunately, the harmonious connection between Mercury and Saturn will bode well for getting work done.
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It really doesn't bode well for the Republican Party because this ... shouldn't even be contested.
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"This doesn't bode well for the political negotiations in Geneva to find a political settlement."
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"We got some amazing pictures of him coming into this like mayhem, craziness," Bode recounted.
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And that does not bode well for when the next downturn or crisis eventually hits.
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What also doesn't bode well is the charming teen couple returning from a school dance.
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The 2016 midterm results also bode well for the prospects of federal marijuana policy reforms.
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Rising corporate sales and subdued unit labor costs bode well for profits and equity prices.
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Were it otherwise, it would bode poorly for the rebuilding of the United States military.
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If they couldn't pass the healthcare, it would bode very poorly for the tax plan.
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The sheer volume didn't seem to bode well for Republicans' hopes of confirming Kavanaugh quickly.
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But with Kavanaugh rather than Coney Barrett, the optics do not bode nearly as well.
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The candidate's apparent disregard for the law does not bode well for a Trump administration.
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Not exactly comments that bode well for instilling confidence and stability around the Aramco IPO.
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"Those numbers do not bode well for the greenback in the medium term," concluded McCormick.
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Jackson's selection doesn't bode well for DeVos's track record for protecting marginalized communities in schools.
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Morgan told TODAY she hopes she and Bode can work to spread awareness about drowning.
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Recent statewide results bode well for the senator, who was Clinton's running mate in 2016.
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Waitz gave birth to her son, Bode, eight months ago, according to Good Morning America.
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A Trump victory in November would not bode well for the fight against online disinformation.
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There was the evolutionary leap forward from Etsy-style patchwork to globalized sophistication at Bode.
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After that performance, Mr. Bode said, he was "disappointed" that Mr. Manchin supported his confirmation.
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However briefly, Loyola athletics had entered the big time, which didn't bode well for academics.
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That would not seem to bode well for the Democrats or their incumbent, Mr. Nelson.
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But the apparent miscommunication—or outright misrepresentation—may bode poorly for the administration's broader efforts.
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"It doesn't bode well for the bond market to see this retail enthusiasm," he said.
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If you are looking for love, that kind of financial strain does not bode well.
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The Bode has one of the world's largest coin collections with more than 540,000 items.
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That doesn't bode well for the idea of trimming $200 billion to pay for infrastructure.
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I don't think that will bode well for Trump or Republicans in 2018 or 2020.
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Beijing's track record with other American social networking services does not bode well for WhatsApp.
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Ordinarily, such figures would bode well for Republicans heading into the midterm elections this fall.
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Such a recovery would bode well for U.S. corporate earnings, particularly in the technology sector.
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This, combined with a shift to streaming and subscription video, didn't bode well for UltraViolet's future.
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And there are crowd flow games, like this one about navigation and evacuation designed by Bode.
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It's certainly possible — and it doesn't bode too well for the stock price of Delos Destinations.
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That should bode well for companies hoping to sell more expensive coats and winter-weather gear.
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It also doesn't bode well for the future of getting more women elected to higher office.
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That would "bode very well for the full pledging session" to come soon afterwards, he said.
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That does not bode well for the next round of company earnings, which begins this week.
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With the slowdown expected to persist in the fourth quarter, it doesn't bode well for 2020.
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Mr. Bode himself was part of a broad reshuffle of management from within the company's ranks.
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Back in 1999 that happened quite a few times, and it didn't bode well for stocks.
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A popular president doesn't always bode well from the person running from the same party, however.
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Everything with Lauren B. is very tense here, something that doesn't bode well for a relationship.
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This does not bode well for the animals living on a planet dealing with climate change.
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As might be expected, this doesn't bode well for the already dry vegetation in the region.
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Its theft astounded Bernhard Weisser, the director of the collection that housed it at the Bode.
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All of this may not bode well for propping up Iran's oil economy with foreign investment.
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But I've got to say, this does not bode well for Louis C.K.'s Senate hopes.
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Things didn't bode well for Max ... but ex-NBA star Rip hung in there surprisingly well!
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And if there is no U.S-China deal, that doesn't bode well for stocks, Cashin noted.
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Overall, the CBO assessment does not bode well for coverage of older Americans with lower incomes.
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That doesn't bode well for him now overseeing WhatsApp's high-risk/high-reward scenario in India.
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Donnelly's loss does not bode well for Missouri's Claire McCaskill, who also represents a red state.
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That could bode well for Graham in 2020, when Trump will also be on the ballot.
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I was suspicious that all this sauce wouldn't bode well for the crispiness of the tenders.
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Improving relations with Apple would also bode well for Qualcomm, which supplies chips for the iPhone.
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Market strategists say the divergence within this key group could bode poorly for the broader market.
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Rates are crashing around the world, and this does not bode well for the global economy.
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The state-level trends we found do not bode well for the new federal tax cuts.
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Reaching the last eight with a young and motivated group would bode well for the future.
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The man was Bode Miller, America's most decorated male skier, who was on the same flight.
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No matter how one looks at it, though, it does not bode well for our country.
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Freedom is an important feature of your relationships now, and any smothering will not bode well.
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That should bode well for the Fed as it tries to maneuver prices higher — in theory.
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After one run at the Alpine combined, he was 32nd behind the race leader, Bode Miller.
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The American medal haul, led by Bode Miller, was twice the amount of any other nation.
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"To get to have Bode and my mother-in-law [involved], it was perfect," Morgan continues.
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The results Thursday don't bode well for AstraZeneca's approach, and they affected other stocks as well.
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Emily Bode is betting, with her first store, that consumers still want to experience shopping IRL.
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It didn't bode well for me in the morning when I had to go to work.
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Analysts say the move would bode well for the country's capital market for the long run.
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That, along with drastic cuts to the State Department, does not bode well for U.S. diplomacy.
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By learning to live with our memories, Bode believed, we learn to live with each other.
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That combination doesn&apost bode well for equities — and Paulsen isn&apost alone in his worries.
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He expects the dollar to bounce when it hits support, which doesn't bode well for oil.
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That it continues to do so after so many deaths, he added, does not bode well.
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Analysts said China Tower holding above its issue price would bode well for the wider market.
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All of this does not bode well for the successful implementation of the IMF stabilization program.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the child Bode Miller welcomed in 2016.
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Taken together, these actions don't bode well at a time when America's mortality rate is rising.
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I assume that sitting next to someone with experience will bode well for my first ceremony.
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"For me, this is how I relate to domestic life and how I relate to the emotions of a consumer," said Emily Bode, a designer at Bode, a men's wear label based on the Lower East Side of Manhattan that uses old fabrics for new designs.
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Healthy order books for Asia's manufacturers normally bode well for global trade and indeed the global economy.
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Some argue (convincingly) that Brexit worries and the longer iPhone upgrade cycles bode poorly for Apple's future.
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And they think that their findings, combined with the effects of climate change, do not bode well.
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This simply doesn't bode well for the denizens of U.S. cities, where populations are expected to boom.
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This doesn't bode well for Twitter being able to fix a crisis of its own flawed conviction.
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Those metrics, driven by PSA's performance in Europe, bode well for its future earnings, some analysts said.
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These combined factors should bode well for financial markets and risky assets in particular in coming months.
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The people of the North hate her, which doesn't bode well for the coming siege of Winterfell.
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History shows that similar gaps between market peaks tends to bode poorly for the stock market's direction.
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How does this bode for the future of fashion and the careers of our bright young things?
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This, in turn, doesn't bode well for markets, and may heighten the chance of an economic slump.
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" There's "a lot of very healthy signs in the business that bode well for a strong 2018.
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Still, the imminent election in Bangladesh doesn't bode well for anyone who might wish to express dissent.
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That said, this doesn't seem to bode well for the company's faith in its own Sense Companion.
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That does not bode well for a department about to face its biggest upheaval in recent times.
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Nutter is adept at killing characters, which does not bode well for the few Starks left alive.
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John Kasich, has said "does not bode well" for the GOP in the upcoming November midterm elections.
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That doesn't bode well for Trump's purported acumen as the best negotiator the world has ever known.
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That doesn't bode favorably for Goldman Sachs or Citigroup, both scheduled to announce Q4 results tomorrow morning.
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That should bode well for United and other health insurers when it comes to seasonal medical costs.
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But it certainly does not bode well for the state being able to prepare for future flooding.
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But photographer Chris de Bode has found a way to focus our attention on this forgotten crisis.
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Chris de Bode is an Amsterdam-based photographer who has covered famine multiple times in his career.
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That close vote does not bode well for Congress to approve future arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Some wondered how that would bode for Mr. Emanuel if he were to seek a third term.
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Facebook was reluctant to share information with the Committee, which does not bode well for future transparency.
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That again may bode better for economic growth ahead, while further complicating the Bank of England's position.
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But Tuesday's turnout, where Republicans outvoted Democrats by nearly 2-to-1, doesn't bode well for Donnelly.
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The slowdown does not bode well for the decade-old company as it fends off nimbler upstarts.
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So again, that will bode well for both the intermodal players as well as the trucking industry.
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That really doesn't bode well for the season to come of a show called American Horror Story.
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One group or the other will be disappointed, which does not bode well for turnout in 2020.
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Nevertheless, if the members involved can reach agreement on a deal, it could bode well for passage.
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Ser Davos staring at Melisandre after having found the embers of Shireen's pyre does not bode well.
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Since meal habits can be fickle, this doesn't bode well for long-term customer retention, said George.
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Vox spoke with seven other experts who agreed that a recession doesn't bode well for Trump's reelection.
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Should he become president, most believe that lack of understanding would bode ill for America's geopolitical future.
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And if that doesn't bode well for innovation, it does make for a heck of a party.
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Assuming that Biden becomes the nominee, that discord does not bode well for Democrat turnout in November.
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And that would bode well for Biden's chances on Tuesday, with a number of southern states -- Alabama.
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That approach doesn't always bode well for the Bachelor-stealer, but in Hannah Ann's case, it worked.
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But party consolidation does not bode well for economic or legal reform, whatever the sequencing may be.
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A shortage would bode well for Samsung, whose shares have surged some 48% over the past year.
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Those numbers bode well as the critically acclaimed movies open across the country in the coming weeks.
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That might reflect changing attitudes toward weight, but the pollsters said it doesn't bode well for health.
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Whatever one thinks of his choices, this does not bode well for a smooth transfer of power.
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" Sabine Bode has published two more books full of anecdotes like those: "Postwar Children" and "War Grandchildren.
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Breastfeeding "still is so much more powerful than formula-feeding," regardless of how it's fed, Bode said.
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Each year, educational attainment of the public is increasing, and that does not bode well for Republicans.
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The recent gains by women in the 2018 midterms bode well for better representation in the future.
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That trend does not bode well for Google, which reaps the lion's share of search ad revenue.
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Former Olympian Bode Miller's 19-month-old daughter died after a tragic drowning accident ... TMZ has learned.
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Ostensibly inspired by the opulence and gilded extravagance of circus wagons produced from 1824 to 1940 by the Bode Wagon Company in Cincinnati, the show was, in fact, a safe and predictable riff on the whimsy Ms. Bode has mined before from folk art, found objects and vintage textiles (no designer has ever gotten more mileage out of an old tablecloth.) What struck this observer, though, was the research Ms. Bode conducted at the archives of the Ringling museum in Sarasota, Fla.
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The Mets know all about his smooth swing and capable glove work, which bode well for the future.
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Kelly seems to have done well at his tests, which may bode well for NASA's future Martian ambitions.
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Bode Miller and wife Morgan's son has helped the couple heal after going through an incredibly difficult time.
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Bode Miller is mourning the tragic death of his youngest child, 19-month-old daughter Emeline Grier Miller.
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That would not bode well for the perhaps 5m people who will travel between the countries this year.
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But the president's drastic and swift proposal to increase proposed tariffs against China doesn't bode well for negotiations.
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A slowdown in China, one of the world's primary growth engines, doesn't bode well for the global economy.
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This might not bode well for the romance, but this bodes well for the cast of women characters.
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Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode learn that their late father frequently used Keyhouse's magic keys when he was young.
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BODE GMBH & CO. KG WITH EFFECT FROM 1 APRIL 2020 * DOMINIC DALY TAKES UP AS CFO AT GEBR.
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That may not bode well for the Fish and Wildlife Service's plan to save the dusky gopher frog.
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By the season finale, Kinsey is shown with four keys, and Bode or Tyler should have a fifth.
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The figures don't bode well for a state that depends on oil for more than half its revenues.
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Mr. Bode accompanied Mr. Müller on his trip to the United States where he made the controversial statement.
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That doesn't bode all that well for HBO's future without "Thrones," unless its spin-off becomes a hit.
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Analysts said the figures do not bode well for February gross domestic product after January's surprisingly strong growth.
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We may be at the end of a business cycle, and that would not bode well for stocks.
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Frankly, there's an indie-rock sensibility to it all that might not bode well over the long haul.
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I highly doubt it, but man, this martyr talk does not bode well for their chances at success!
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"But it really doesn't bode well for the Republican Party because this ... shouldn't even be contested," Kasich said.
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Without further ado: + A 50-pound gold coin worth $4.5 million was stolen overnight from Berlin's Bode Museum.
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Bode Miller, six time Olympic medal winning skier, is betting Fast and Accurate crosses the finish line first.
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"It is one of the remaining strengths we have in a global economy, our scientific training," Bode said.
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This would bode well for investors able to allocate to select emerging market currencies and local bond markets.
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Fratto said a general election featuring Trump against Democrat Hillary Clinton does not bode well for his party.
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Those efficiencies are good for drillers' balance sheets, but they do not bode well for sidelined oilfield crews.
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Still, this does not bode well for Le Pen's efforts to rebrand her party as not anti-Semitic.
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"It's been a learning process I think for all of us, but, she's definitely still around," Bode said.
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Economists said the latest set of data does not bode well for the country's GDP figures due Wednesday.
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Their successful communications performance and the dazzling shots bode well for the use of CubeSats in interplanetary missions.
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For some reason, Bode was a pretty big fan of the name Uranus, and not just for planets.
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" Ryan said Sunday on "Reliable Sources" that it "doesn't bode well" for Trump "to do this to women.
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Bode and Morgan's daughter Emeline Grier died after a tragic drowning accident at 19 months old last year.
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The silence doesn't bode well for the NX's software lineup, assuming it does meet its scheduled release date.
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America's recent experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq do not bode well for its fighting yet another such war.
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All of which does not bode well for the long-run maintenance of an open global trading system.
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A big turnout would bode well for Trump who is expected to perform strongly among first-time voters.
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That does not bode well for the future of transgender rights, gay rights, women's rights and civil rights.
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This does not bode well for the nation as Trump flails through the remainder of his first term.
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If they are indeed characteristic of the nation, that may not bode well for Democrats in Republican states.
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Bode has also worked at the lobby firm Washington Council Ernst & Young and the insurance company UnitedHealth Group.
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That could bode well for Democratic efforts to win the White House and retake the Senate in 2020.
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Nor does it bode well that Trump is likely to put national security interests over those of privacy.
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But regardless of who wins the Republican nomination, the confusion from the primary will bode well for Kelly.
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It's his sense of humor that helps set him apart here, something that will bode well going forward.
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Opinion Columnists What do the primary results from California, New Jersey and places in between bode for November?
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Splashy newcomers like Fenty, Bode, Simone Rocha, Brother Vellies, Stella McCartney, and Cushnie are run by women, too.
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This close relationship might bode well for someday using southern white rhinos as surrogates for northern white embryos.
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She knows Bode has it, and it takes a lot of arguing for her to finally reclaim it.
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May's recent remarks bode ominously for the continued American-British collaboration with respect to the Middle East. Mrs.
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Similarly, Jaime's truly bizarre behavior in Episode 4 doesn't bode well for his relationship with Cersei or Brienne.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) are both hoping to win their home states (not doing so doesn't bode well).
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"All this does not bode well for Turkey's prospects of managing the ISIS prisoners situation effectively," she said.
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"When the last wave of refugees arrived from Bosnia in the nineties, they were received differently," Bode said.
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Mackanin used the term "strained flexor tendon" when describing the injury, which doesn't bode well for Buchholz's future.
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An administration hostile to unionism does not bode well for wage growth and would invite greater income inequality.
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" It took Bode ten years to gather and prepare the stories for her first book, "The Forgotten Generation.
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We may still see her even if we don't see Jaime — but don't expect that to bode well.
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The lack of a solo Chewie press photo doesn't bode well for his chances at seeing justice served.
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Keep in mind though, when there are gains in August, it tends to bode well for the market.
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"It doesn't bode well if we as investors don't have accurate information on which to act," Blecher said.
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The members selected to serve on the conference committee also don't necessarily bode well for a deal either.
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That doesn't bode well for Larry Kudlow and other free-traders who are being considered to succeed Cohn.
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A 100-kilo, 20173-carat gold coin worth $4 million was stolen from the Bode Museum in Berlin.
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It was written by Ankita Rao, Sarah Emerson, Karl Bode, Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai, Kaleigh Rogers, and Jordan Pearson.
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The La Tuna Fire didn't bode well for this year's California fire season, and we're seeing those effects.
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Some proposals coming out of Washington — like the carbon tax and the climate change resolution — seem to bode well.
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The expansion in global demand should bode well for Asia's and Hong Kong's goods exports in the near term.
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That doesn't bode well for science—especially in a world where the biggest discoveries come from collaborative, multinational teams.
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But Bernie not only seems down, he's talking about his campaign in the past tense, which doesn't bode well.
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Of course, if Wren really is Uber A, this new alliance might not bode well for Nicole's well-being.
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The pop in Dropbox's price may bode well for Spotify, valued at roughly $19 billion in the private market.
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Since our Sun is a G-type star, this doesn't bode well for the future of Enceladus and Europa.
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Fewer people are carrying cash these days, which doesn't bode so well for buskers who rely on spare change.
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Similar policies would also bode well for the U.S. to align with the EU and "counterweigh" China's internet interests.
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Second, Arizona is becoming less white and more urban every day, two trends that bode ill for GOP hopes.
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That doesn't bode well for Josh Chan, the man who left her at the altar in last season's finale.
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That doesn't bode well against a Seattle side that is tied for fourth in MLS with 11 goals scored.
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The numbers do not bode well for Ms Le Pen, despite the record-breaking 7.7m votes her party received.
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Industry officials say the clash does not bode well for UK financial market access to the EU after Brexit.
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While this image is undeniably adorable, lingering moments of sentimentality rarely bode well for the Thrones characters in them.
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But Trump's dismissive attitude and remarks about women of color don't bode well for how he would treat her.
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Still, the increasing trend in wave heights doesn't bode well for seawalls, and the people and property they protect.
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The appointment in July of Berat Albayrak, the president's son-in-law, as finance minister did not bode well.
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Manufacturers are clearly not looking to add dealer locations and this will bode well for the existing dealer networks.
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"The doctor said her brain had just not had enough oxygen for too long of a time," Bode recalled.
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He offers a little smirk at the end before getting serious again, which can't bode well for his enemies.
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"The inventory levels certainly do not bode well for refining margins over the next couple of months," said Lipow.
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It does not bode well for Europe, however, which sees Germany as a traditional growth driver in the region.
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The "Big Maple Leaf" disappeared from Berlin's Bode Museum in the early hours of a Monday morning in March.
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" According to the source, "It doesn't bode well for their relationship, especially considering the baby is coming so soon.
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That does not bode well for the Institute of Supply Management's manufacturing survey for May, due at 10 a.m.
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The film failed to resonate with audiences, earning a disappointing B- CinemaScore, which doesn't bode well for future success.
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Not only does this bode well for your romantic relationships, but your creative partnerships will also enjoy a boost.
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For a country that sees middle-class spending as a vital source of future growth, these problems bode ill.
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Meanwhile, increased market volatility should also bode well for banks' trading activity, along with strong merger and acquisition activity.
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Bode and Morgan's daughter Emeline Grier died after a tragic drowning accident in June 2018 at 19 months old.
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But after having Bode, she needed a way to pump as she ran for hours through the five boroughs.
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Erdogan's idiosyncratic approach to economic policy would not bode well for the Turkish economy in the best of times.
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And," she adds, "I want you to look at this and think, 'Oh, that's her, that's Bode, of course.
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The suspect was a cleaner at a Berlin elementary school and the Bode Museum, according to the news wire.
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But the one House race that will take place in just six weeks does not bode well for Republicans.
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The findings bode well for the level of dividends and share buybacks, determined by the more consequential second round.
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But Tyrion and Varys's little huddle about how best to control her doesn't bode too well for their alliance.
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Other stars, like Tina Maze of Slovenia and the American Bode Miller, have chosen to sit out the season.
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Surely, with Jenner's track record in selling out product, this partnership should bode equally well for Puma's bottom line.
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However, if China's steel mills continue to produce at record levels, it does bode well for coking coal imports.
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This may shift attention back to the UK's large current account deficit ... (and) does not bode well for sterling.
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The report notes that this is part of an ongoing cost reduction effort, which should bode well for SpaceX.
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While the outcome of my case remains unclear, a recent court decision does not bode well for my future.
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Mormons make up about 123 percent of the population in Utah, a statistic that doesn't bode well for Trump.
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Mormons make up about 60 percent of the population in Utah, a statistic that doesn't bode well for Trump.
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"Bomb cyclones and polar vortexes don't bode well ... when 50 percent of your sales are ice cream," he said.
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That may bode ill for tax reform efforts, despite protestations to the contrary by the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin.
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Those numbers also appear to bode well for the continuing efforts to block the coal export terminals, environmentalists say.
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Other scholars say the pilot programs have suffered from operational problems that could bode ill for the national market.
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We can talk as much as we want about the Bode story on social media and on our website.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin enters the talks with his greatest leverage yet, which does not bode well for Ukraine.
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Celebrity connection: The former Olympic skier Bode Miller is a part owner of the long shot Fast and Accurate.
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I'm pleased with the way we're fighting back, and that will bode well during the course of the season.
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J.P. Morgan's big quarter was driven largely by trading revenue in fixed income, which could bode well for Goldman.
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The Canadian "Big Maple Leaf" coin, worth several million euros (dollars), was stolen from the Bode museum in March.
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These results are being extended to civilian use and they bode well for the future of brain-controlled robotics.
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"Shrinking order books, high inventories and continuing external uncertainty do not bode well for the coming months," he said.
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But businessmen say the delays plaguing the East African union bode ill for the future of the unified market.
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Further, continued national focus on an unpopular Democratic nominee does not bode well for the future of the party.
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Heber and Bode said companies should now focus on grabbing shoppers' attention when they're actually at the grocery store.
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The free-fall does not bode well for "The Lego Movie 2," which is scheduled for release in 2019.
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With he and Christie in a mad rush to fill seats, it doesn't bode well for their future relationship.
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The recent personnel shake-up across the federal government doesn't bode well for the fight against climate change either.
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It's pretty damn exciting watching Bode Merrill or what Victor De Le Rue is trying to do these days.
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However, Colas also believes that this earnings season is off to a good start, which could bode well for markets.
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In a December 2013 interview with the Associated Press, Bode also said that he and his brother were very close.
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The possibility of ending up with two Democrats in the California gubernatorial contest does not bode well for the GOP.
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I found it interesting that she's being accused of bullying and she seems nervous and tense, that doesn't bode well.
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It's a bellwether job category because steady employment in extraction can bode well for the other parts of the sector.
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Also in 2006, a significant forensic finding was made by Williamson, who was employed by Bode Laboratories at the time.
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Skier Bode Miller thanked supporters after sharing the sad news that his young daughter had drowned in a swimming pool.
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Amazon Prime Air's successful trial with its two customers in England could bode well for the future of delivery drones.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop writes, low approval ratings don't bode well for the Republican majority in the 2018 midterm election.
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A minimal loss for the year, alongside painful losses among other FAANGs, could bode well for Google going into 2019.
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It was Gentiloni's worst setback since he took office in December and bode poorly for the future, political commentators said.
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That doesn't usually bode well for a late night talk show, but the rules don't really apply to the actor.
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It's unclear what striking down North Carolina's law would mean for these states' laws, but it certainly wouldn't bode well.
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"It doesn't bode well for global growth," said Charles St-Arnaud, currency strategist at Nomura Securities International in New York.
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Add to that the seemingly weakening economic layout, and this environment doesn't bode well for Boeing or Caterpillar, Sanchez said.
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Too many people just don't have it, and that does not bode well for families, their communities or the country.
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Unfortunately for him, she's spying on the whole incident from the shadows, which doesn't bode well for their future together.
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Family Tree DNA's database contains about a 1 million profiles, which Bode Technology will have access to for its service.
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The guidance counselor is taken away in a cop car — which does not bode well for him keeping his job.
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Take the case of Sara McKenna, who briefly lost custody of her son to his father, Olympic skier Bode Miller.
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It doesn't bode well for a country or a society when the far-left or far-right is the mainstream.
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Still, that so many people might be holding out for the X does not bode well for its eventual availability.
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The escalation of trade wars in North America does not bode well for the ratification process of USMCA (new NAFTA).
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In the comics, one of the bedtime stories Rendell used to read to Bode was "Peter Pan" by J.M. Barrie.
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Bode snuck a blacksmith hammer into school, which could be yet another hint at the origin of the Locke family.
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One candidate, Iván Duque, talks of an "orange economy" of knowledge-based production, which might bode well for aspiring biotechnologists.
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The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences just published a study that does not bode well for humanity's future.
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Even though the figures from Iowa and Ohio might bode well for Trump, they might not even decide the election.
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Castro's economic power was further concentrated, but that didn't bode well for the Cuban economy, which failed to gain momentum.
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It's like nothing scientists have witnessed in West Antarctica before, and it doesn't bode well for the ice sheet's future.
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As America heads toward mid-term elections in November, any leftward movement will bode well for Democrats in swing states.
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This gag is silly and fun, but, alas, doesn't bode well for the Laurens, who are now a package deal.
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Now, sophisticated ice sheet models offer one of the best explanations yet—and it doesn't bode well for our future.
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Still, it doesn't bode well when I can go on a spiel about a picture and not the music itself.
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While that doesn't always turn out as planned, it's an advantage that could bode well in a bad market environment.
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But it has become an unexpectedly tight race between her and Bernie Sanders, which does not bode well for Clinton.
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The increase in exports ahead of the meeting does not bode well, according to Again Capital founding partner John Kilduff.
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Bode Okoloku grew up in Nigeria and is now an assistant professor of plant science at the University of Tennessee.
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Lowering defense spending at the beginning of a war does not bode well for the alliance members in the fight.
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Check out the clip -- Chris lays down the rules ... and it doesn't bode well for those living la vida XXXL.
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Additionally, they said, signals that lawmakers and the White House want to spur the economy bode well for loan growth.
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Jupiter is the planet of luck, so these easy connections certainly bode well for you, especially in your personal life.
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While Gillespie's narrow primary win Tuesday doesn't bode well for party unity, his victory could keep Republican gubernatorial hopes alive.
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But the fact that annual revenue in those businesses actually shrunk year-on-year in 2018 does not bode well.
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This does not bode well for the future of Jordan Edward's case, and for police reform under the Trump administration.
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Also on May 30, Mercury opposes Jupiter, which doesn't bode well for decision-making because you're foggy on the details.
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So the escalating tensions here, I think, bode badly for the security of the region and the world more generally.
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The disappointing full-year outlook from one department store chain didn't bode well for the rest of the industry, either.
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Farber recently analyzed the data from 2,376 Manhattan restaurants and bars, and the news did not bode well for ears.
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The impact on the equity market due to the change in Fed policy may also bode well for productivity gains.
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According to Bode's website, designer Emily Bode was the first female designer to show at New York Fashion Week: Men's.
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The measure of employment rose to 61.2 from 57.0, which could bode well for Friday's larger jobs report for May.
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It does not bode well, several analysts said, for the rest of an earnings season that has only just started.
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He's now 4-27 over his career against winning teams, something that doesn't bode well in a competitive NFC North.
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And a series of recent developments may not bode well for Trump's efforts to keep lawmakers from seeing his returns.
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People buy a bigger share of their groceries online each year, which seems to bode well for meal-kit makers.
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That doesn't seem to bode well for Trump, along with the fact that it has a fairly sizable Hispanic population.
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When you are messing with someone's pocketbook at a time when they are already hurting, that does not bode well.
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The ruling didn't bode well for Telegram, which recently raised $1.7 billion via a private initial coin offering pre-sale.
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Young people's trust in the company could be even less prevalent now and that doesn't bode well for its future.
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That doesn't exactly bode well for the rest of the hearing — and perhaps his whole tenure at the committee's helm.
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But if you take a step back, bitcoin also had some surprising recent victories that bode well for its future.
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These developments further validate accounts of disarray within Trump's transition team, which does not bode well for US diplomatic relations.
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"That does not bode well for future production," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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The resurgence of the record industry in the streaming era would seem to bode well for the cause of preservation.
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That didn't bode well with the flight crew, who thought Aventer was looking for an empty seat in the back.
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Still, the outcomes in North Carolina do not bode particularly well for Republicans elsewhere who want to replicate its model.
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"You don't have to be a rocket scientist to say this does not bode well for us," Mr. Cousens said.
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China is Australia's largest trade partner and negative sentiment about its economy does not bode well for the Aussie dollar.
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Afterall, if Congress can't find bipartisan support for veterans issues, it certainly did not bode well for other policy areas.
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That would bode well for chief executives and boards nervous about what the new White House resident has in store.
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Most researchers, scientists, and leaders in the medical community know that heavily regulating health care doesn't bode well for innovation.
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These factors bode well for industrial sales and EBITDA, and we have assumed sustained growth over the next three years.
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But the plans he has put forward so far, and the few actions he has taken, do not bode well.
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It also wouldn't bode well politically for Khan, who called on the campaign trail for Pakistan to become self-sufficient.
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Blair said that Trump's remarks about illicit trade and a black market for vaping products bode well for the industry.
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This doesn't bode well for me and my fellow dancers, who are, like many Americans, unemployed for the foreseeable future.
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On the Democratic side, lawmakers said Pelosi's longtime stewardship of the committee would bode well for a return to normalcy.
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This may bode well for China, however, which has embarked on a big nuclear push to shift away from coal.
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This year's CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists are: Batsheva (Batsheva Hay), Bode (Emily Adams Bode), Christian Cowan (Christian Cowan), Hunting Season (Danielle Corona), Jonathan Cohen (Jonathan Cohen and Sarah Leff), Luar (Raul Lopez), Matthew Adams Dolan (Matthew Adams Dolan), Pyer Moss (Kerby Jean-Raymond), Rebecca de Ravenel (Rebecca de Ravenel), and Scosha (Scosha Woolridge).
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Overall, the numbers across the different groups stating that Trump is unfit do not bode well for Republicans in the midterms.
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Two months before the death of their 19-month-old daughter Emeline, Bode Miller and wife Morgan announced they are expecting.
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This year's finalists are Nigeria's Kenneth Ize, South Africa's Thebe Magugu, Anrealage, Bethany Williams, Bode, Hed Mayner, Phipps, and Stefan Cooke.
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Having zero time to audition clearly didn't bode too well for Bowie having the time to actually star in the movies.
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However, he criticized last minute demands, particularly from the state of Victoria, which do not bode well for a final agreement.
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It will certainly bode him well to have an arsenal of good intentions at his disposal for when the grilling begins.
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I usually hate to go to the same kind of class two days in a row, but Bode is worth it.
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It doesn&apost bode well for them in future election cycles if they continue which I supposed is fine with me.
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This could bode very well for you financially, too, especially when it comes to tricker issues like debts, taxes, or inheritances.
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As things now look on Earth Day 2019, the trends and magnitude of the CO2 increase since 1970 doesn't bode well.
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Reddit user AegonStarkgaryen thinks there's more to that scene than meets the eye, and it does not bode well for Bran.
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These trends bode well for the future: research shows that law-abiding children are more likely turn into law-abiding adults.
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That could bode ill for another possible successor, Paul Vallas, a softly-spoken white man with a record of school reform.
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So it's certainly not cheap, but AT&T's ambitions do bode well for the eventual expansion of fiber across the country.
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According to Leon, that trend does "not bode well" for investment banks and brokerage firms that depend on retail trading commissions.
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BODE GMBH & CO. KG IN KASSEL WITH EFFECT FROM 1 APRIL 2020 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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Olympic skier Bode Miller's 19-month-old daughter, Emmy, died on Sunday in California after drowning in a pool, authorities said.
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"That would bode well for business confidence and perhaps activity," Fed chief Jerome Powell said on Wednesday during a press conference.
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That could bode well for the billionaire front-runner in the GOP primaries in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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If the regular season has any bearing on the playoffs, this cross-state matchup may not bode well for the Flyers.
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"If we meet our sugar import needs from elsewhere, we don't gain any jobs," said John Bode, head of the association.
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The second is that video game streaming is getting closer to reality, and that doesn't bode well for a game store.
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That could bode poorly for the S&P once investors refocus on valuations after the Fed decision on Wednesday, Pavlik wrote.
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But the trend toward simpler wearables may not bode well for Apple's new device headed into the holiday season, IDC said.
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Still, the fact that we won't be seeing the Block 1B for a while doesn't bode well for the SLS program.
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While 2018 may not be the year for Comer, Killing Eve's record-breaking first season ratings bode well for season 2.
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Such ice loss doesn't bode well for the hundreds of millions that depend on Himalayan glaciers for their water and livelihoods.
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The 33-year-old Swede's lack of production doesn't bode well for the NHL's lowest-scoring team (1.85 goals per contest).
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Do you think a stronger U.S., with allies, Mexico, perhaps the E.U., would bode well for the U.S. dealings with China?
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Still, these results do not bode well for all the identical twins out there, to say nothing of triplets and quintuplets.
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That means an average contribution of over $1,300 per backer, which doesn't bode well for the viability of any crowdfunded project.
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While this shake-up could move the investigation forward, precedent does not bode well for those seeking justice on Garner's behalf.
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If you really think about it, screwing up such a simple story doesn't bode well for the future of disease coverage.
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This is a great track record on paper, but in the short-term, it doesn't necessarily bode well for the stock.
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" Merk said the challenges in Britain were not going away given the Brexit talks, and that "doesn't bode well for sterling.
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Other Marriott Bonvoy master class moments have been led by Chromeo, Jerry Rice, Dwyane Wade, Laird Hamilton, Bode Miller and more.
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The review embargo is still a week away – a mere two days before the film's wide release, which doesn't bode well.
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In a recent CNBC editorial, he explained that would bode well with the government's objective of a market-driven exchange rate.
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Those figures do not bode well for President Donald Trump's goal of increasing offshore drilling in the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf.
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The coin, with a diameter of 53 centimeters and 3 centimeters thick, was loaned to the Bode Museum in December 2010.
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But ultimately, it was German astronomer Johann Elert Bode who would seal Uranus's fate as the most chortle-worthy of planets.
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If it holds up, this should bode well for the chips; if Apple fades, it will present problems for the chips.
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After a tough end to 2016, luxury purchases are back in fashion, and that should bode well for the holiday season.
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One captain, Howard Bode of the USS Chicago, ordered his ship's radar turned off, for fear it would reveal his position.
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But social scientists do know a fair amount about disaster warnings generally, and it doesn't bode well for earthquake warning programs.
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A number of new tech product launches this year bode well for companies and economies in the global electronics supply chain.
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Just over two weeks ago, Olympian Bode Miller lost his 19-month-old daughter when she drowned in his neighbor's pool.
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Buying the dip in stocks ahead of the upcoming earnings season could bode well for investors, historical data from Jefferies show.
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Fitch believes the margin improvements are largely sustainable over the intermediate term and bode well for cash generation and debt leverage.
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China is Australia's largest trade partner and a weakening of sentiment towards China does not bode well for the Aussie dollar.
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One thing that will bode well for Gracie is the lack of footage we have seen of Kato on the ground.
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But signs the global economy is losing momentum, and the Chinese economy in particular, do not bode well for metals demand.
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Bode Miller and Morgan Miller spoke to the "Today" show on Monday about their 19-month-old daughter drowning in June.
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On June 10, Olympic skier Bode Miller and his wife, professional volleyball player Morgan Beck Miller, lived a parent's worst nightmare.
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Toguchi's victory, however, could bode ill for Okinawa Governor Onaga, who is up for re-election late this year, media said.
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Profits resulting from such reductions and "efficiencies" do not necessarily bode well for a growing economy or a rising stock market.
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For the moment, suffice it to say that Ms. Bode quietly put on, in this critic's opinion, the week's finest show.
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The Colorado survey is the latest in a string of data points that don't seem to bode well for the GOP.
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If rejection didn't sting, you might have been perfectly comfortable leaving your tribe, which would not bode well for your survival.
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The fact that the world is now in an oil price war does not bode well for the fight against coronavirus.
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"The interest of the U.S. sugar industry is not necessarily the best definition of the U.S. public interest," Mr. Bode said.
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"If it is an exchange of retaliatory blows, they are quite capable," said John Bode, president of the Corn Refiners Association.
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So the fact that the new 15th season is also the show's final one may not bode particularly well for them.
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That may satisfy Mr. Gantz's liberal detractors, but it will not necessarily bode any major change in Israeli policies toward Palestinians.
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Finally, there was a recent poll by the Texas Lyceum, a nonpartisan leadership organization, which doesn't bode well for Ted Cruz.
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Fischer's departure is also widely considered to bode well for the "Dodd Frank" Act, in terms of promoting for financial regulation.
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He and Bode were on the side of the track when Smith climbed out of an emergency vehicle, carrying his saddle.
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Yet far from being daunted by the parlous statistics, Ms. Bode decided the time was just right to set up shop.
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That does not bode well for future presidents who are working in a country often sharply and, at times, bitterly divided.
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That does not bode well for future cases trying to hold defendants liable when sophisticated parties are involved in the transaction.
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In February 2019, forensic genetics company Bode Technology launched an investigative genealogy business, working with Family Tree DNA for lab testing.
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The strong early indications, however, bode well for the broader retail sector as they go deeper into the holiday shopping season.
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If the international schedule is not adjusted, players may have to choose between formats, which would bode ill for Test cricket.
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The youth should bode well for the future, but the Bears are struggling this season and have lost four consecutive games.
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And in a state like Tennessee, which has a history of electing more "pragmatic" Republicans, chaos doesn't bode well with voters.
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However, the executive reportedly stuttered when he became Disney's COO in 2015, which may not bode well for his operational acumen.
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A rise in crude prices does not bode well for markets in India, which is the world's third-biggest oil importer.
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Hatch coming in so critical of the current bipartisan work does not bode well for a fix moving through the Senate.
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But Wall Street clearly thinks whatever happens next doesn't bode well for the administration, or for its plans for tax reform.
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A loss here would also not bode well for Target's brand collaborations, which have long been core to its fashion business.
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All those variables don't bode well for the plant tissues, which allow salmonella to grow on the surface of the leaves.
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And the politicization of this fight doesn't bode well for the next time Americans may need help after a natural disaster.
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Trump's inaugural speech doesn't bode well for immigration Trump's inaugural speech doesn't bode well for immigration President Donald Trump declared during his inaugural address Friday that the United States will come first in every policy decision made under his administration, signaling an end to America's longstanding leadership in welcoming immigrants and promoting free trade throughout the world.
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If Fitbit's upcoming smartwatch is delayed due to production issues, that doesn't bode well for the company for a variety of reasons.
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That could bode well for Dropbox, Spotify and others that are planning or considering public listings in the coming weeks and months.
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"I think that would bode well for the market eventually working its way higher and breaking out to new highs," he said.
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This could bode well for several Democrats, who aides say Clinton enjoyed campaigning with this year, including Kaine, Perez, Castro and Sen.
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Failure at this stage would embarrass all concerned and the communications breakdown does not bode well for any deal in the future.
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She was reportedly recommended by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, which would seem to bode well for her nomination's chances of approval.
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Gold and the dollar usually have an inverse relationship, meaning that a rising dollar has the potential to bode ill for gold.
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Headhunters say that although direct impact has yet to be seen, the expansion plans bode well for New York City's job market.
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The idea of a live-action Bebop is exciting, but Netflix's record with anime adaptations doesn't exactly bode well for this trailblazer.
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"I didn't see a way we could win" at sugar reform, said John Bode, President and Chief Executive Officer of the CRA.
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If voters sour on the economy, it would bode poorly for a president who has frequently pointed to it as a triumph.
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The latter approach — one akin to adding gasoline to already raging fire — does not bode well for the health of young Americans.
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As this action shows, though, 4chan is taking their efforts to the next level which doesn't bode well for the coming months.
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This week, the biggest forensic DNA testing company in the US, Bode Technology, announced that it is launching a rival genealogy business.
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It doesn't bode well for what's to come in 2020 and social media platforms' willingness to act on the spread of misinformation.
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At least one bishop, Franz-Josef Bode, and many ordinary priests have said the protest is on balance something to be welcomed.
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At this stage in the game, if Apple doesn't get in on the action itself, it doesn't bode well for the future.
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Despite their dizzying performance, the intense concentration of success in these zip codes does not bode well for the wider American economy.
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She's got the backing of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, which would seem to bode well for her nomination's chances of approval.
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That might not bode well for the Wildcats, who ranked 316th in scoring (65.2) and 278th from beyond the arc (31.2 percent).
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"The tenor of this campaign and heightened polarization does not bode well for governance, regardless of who wins the election," she said.
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This doesn't bode well for optimism that Chinese demand is actually rising on the back of improvements in housing and infrastructure construction.
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One banker had said the first phase would bode well for the broader amnesty if $5 billion to $6 billion is declared.
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This suggests less sustainable growth compared to more investments or exports and Carney said it did not bode well for the future.
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It does not bode well, several analysts said, for the rest of an earnings season that has only just got under way.
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I shared his skepticism of these people, but the fact that he wanted to sell me the information did not bode well.
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"The update today doesn't bode well for a swift resolution with management saying they do not expect a settlement until 2020," Markets.
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It adds to the record of 403.3 parts per million set in 2016, and obviously doesn't bode well for reducing Earth's temperature.
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That potentially does not bode well for any provision in the legislation that is viewed as targeting a certain state or region.
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Trump has been telling those close to him that a government shutdown would bode well for him politically, the Washington Post reports.
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Opinion polls show that most Greeks oppose the settlement, a fact which may not bode well for Tsipras in an election year.
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However, the current way factories are being built and the emphasis on traditional manufacturing jobs doesn't bode well for employees, Cuban said.
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The first results are starting to roll in nearly an hour after polls closed, and they bode well for Ossoff so far.
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There are a couple of character moments that don't bode well for the future, but neither is given all that much weight.
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Its latest earnings, released on Tuesday, also got a boost from underwriting that should bode well for the rest of Wall Street.
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"BlackRock's withdrawal does not bode well for the efforts to turn around the bank without public money," Moody's said in a note.
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Signs of actual contraction in China bode particularly ill for metals, given the country remains the engine of growth in global usage.
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Nearly a year after their daughter's drowning, Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller's wife Morgan is opening up further about that fateful day.
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Strategists said that could bode well for homebuilders and the housing market, which has been struggling because of land and labor shortages.
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A healthy 5 point rise in employment to its highest since 2011 seemed to bode well for the generally tardy labor market.
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The opposition could bode ill for the American and South Korean militaries, which hope to install the Thaad battery by late 2017.
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"The concentration in a single jurisdiction does not bode well," said Emin Gun Sirer, a professor at Cornell and a Bitcoin researcher.
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While increases in private investment bode well for U.S. agriculture, the private sector cannot and should not meet the innovation challenge alone.
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Unfortunately, when there's a bipartisan foreign policy consensus in Washington, it usually doesn't bode very well for the rest of the world.
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It was the latest in a string of recent victories for organized labor, and could very well bode more in the future.
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Antitrust experts on Tuesday predicted Leon's reputation as a conservative would not bode well for the government in the AT&T lawsuit.
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JOHN KASICH, R-OHIO: It doesn&apost bode well for the Republican Party because this should be shouldn&apost even be contested.
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One banker had said the cash phase would bode well for the broader amnesty if $5 billion to $6 billion is declared.
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This may bode well for other markets in the region, but gains may be capped by rising tensions in the Korean Peninsula.
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Kate The fact that he did so well against a really strong Houston lineup over the weekend certainly seems to bode well.
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That doesn't bode well for the aftermath of a possible House impeachment in the next session, when Democrats will control the chamber.
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All of which means that, in six months' time, you are likely to see more Bode than you did six months ago.
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Sanders's loss to Biden in the heavily white Midwestern state of Minnesota this week does not bode well for him in Michigan.
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In his 62 years in this tumultuous region, the life of Bode Sare has been at least as eventful as an oyster's.
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That does not bode well for the tourism outlook as the island heads into what would normally be a busy holiday season.
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How does this bode for a general election campaign when the full weight of the Republican Party will be coming after him?
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The ongoing violence, combined with a recent spate of assassinations and assassination attempts in Ukraine, does not bode well for regional stability.
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Its latest earnings, released on Tuesday, also got a lift from underwriting that should bode well for the rest of Wall Street.
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Such fears do not bode well for a modern economy and stock market that depend on optimism and a willingness to spend.
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However, says Worth, the fact that Treasury yields fell as low as 2 percent this year doesn't bode well for that prediction.
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But after a Phase 1 agreement between the world's two biggest economies, trade tensions have eased, which should bode well for dealmaking.
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John Kasich (R) said Sunday that the state's nail-biter special election does not "bode well" for Republicans ahead of November's midterms.
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Pressure to get the issue sorted out quickly and to have the same person fill both posts could bode ill for Merkel.
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The backdrop should bode well for Italy which is aiming to sell to 7 billion euros of bonds at auction on Thursday.
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The positive signals bode well for GOP hopes to pass the bill on the Senate floor by the end of the week.
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But it is safe to assume that if he does pull off that trick, the results won't bode well for effective government.
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The recently announced move could bode well for Tesla, which may pay yields of no more than 5 percent on the bonds.
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The Real Clear Politics generic congressional average poll does not bode well for Republicans as it shows them down by 8 points.
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Up two flights and behind a battered steel door, the workroom of the designer Emily Bode was a scene of organized tumult.
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And the politicization of the negotiations doesn't bode well for the next time Americans may need help after a natural disaster, either.
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Earnings pre-announcements are better than they've been in years, and positive ISM export data bode well for corporate sales growth, he added.
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British Columbia's own statistics don't bode well for the ability of carbon taxes to produce the real change needed to address global warming.
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Aside from style and warmth, bombers bode even better than your average thin jacket, because most materials are more-or-less wrinkle-proof.
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But if US manufacturing does continue to contract, this doesn't bode well for Trump both in the short term and heading into 2020.
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The Nago result could bode ill for Okinawa Governor Takeshi Onaga, another base opponent who is up for re-election later this year.
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The IMF gave warning in February that low business profits, a lack of credit and political uncertainty all bode ill for Turkey's economy.
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Companies including Bode Technology are building a business from the genetic sleuthing technique that snared Joseph James DeAngelo, the suspected Golden State Killer.
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A friendly dog walker chances upon Steven, and both Steven and Gersten panic — bystanders don't bode well for two junkies and a gun.
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It's a holy grail product for some, but for others (including our beauty director), the multipurpose oil doesn't bode well for their skin.
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The U.S.-based Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries has said that China's additional tariffs would not bode well for trading of the commodity.
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Yet, Trump doesn't actually appear to know what "the cyber" is, which certainly doesn't bode well for the next four years and beyond.
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Meanwhile, the recent mergers also bode well for banks, as has the loan growth seen at companies like Bank of America and JPMorgan.
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Yet, investors are worried rising dollar funding costs could bode ill for potential borrowers, including U.S. home buyers and some emerging market companies.
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"Odd bumps and curves can mean it was grown with irregular runs of water or sun," which doesn't bode well for its quality.
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In volume terms, sales were up 0.9 percent, which could bode well for broader economic growth at the start of the fourth quarter.
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These advances bode well for human-computer interaction and robotics, which has a whole range of applications that might require some extreme precision.
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With money at the root of a lot of relationship issues, it's no surprise that a date with credit problems doesn't bode well.
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"But the (Lianyungang) government gave in so quickly, and from that perspective, it does not bode well for the nuclear industry," he said.
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Yet it doesn't bode well for Twitter that the new pilot of its product ambitions doesn't have much of a history on Twitter.
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Indications of a rate hike would bode well for markets because they would signal that the Fed sees a recovery ahead, he said.
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Monday's verdict "doesn't bode well for Johnson & Johnson" as it faces at least 1,200 still-pending lawsuits and possibly thousands more, she said.
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Trader Brian Kelly noted that the Taiwan Semiconductor news, and a previous warning from Juniper Networks, may not bode well for Cisco Systems.
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The Supreme Court will likely soon decide which definition is correct—and the conservative majority does not bode well for trans employee protections.
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That does not bode well for Morgan Stanley and Goldman, given that they are the most Wall Street-focused firms in the industry.
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NBC commentator and former U.S. skier Bode Miller has apologised after foolishly suggesting an Olympian's marriage impacted her performance at the Winter Olympics.
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"Government-to-press switcheroos do not bode well for news objectivity," The Los Angeles Times television critic Howard Rosenberg wrote at the time.
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The increased expenditure on weapons and defense, as well as the potential for further international partnership would bode well for American arms manufacturers.
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The Ukrainians will also want reassurance that what Tillerson called the "positive chemistry" between Trump and Putin does not bode ill for Kiev.
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Though DeVos' speech was short on specifics, she nonetheless provided some principles for reform that bode well for the nation's 60 million schoolchildren.
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"An anti-establishment, anti-euro (though somewhat watered down) and anti-austerity government would not bode well for Italian financial assets," he said.
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Speaking of which: On top of that pesky area code, there were two other things that also didn't bode well for Mr. Larry.
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"The model has existed for a long time," said Sven Bode, managing director of Financialright, the Hamburg-based company that owns My-right.de.
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As it turns out, an inherently unstable business model and an even more unstable leader do not bode well for long-term success.
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The driver killed himself in the cab of the truck immediately after the crash, Andreas Bode, a spokesman for the Münster police said.
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He has been driving short and crooked, which does not bode well on a course that favors those who hit long and straight.
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As the Post notes, the judge currently assigned the case is a Trump appointee, which might not bode well for the Democrats' case.
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In London, the growing assertiveness of lawmakers and the breakdown of discipline within the ruling Conservative Party does not bode well for Mrs.
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Pinterest's pricing could bode well for the many "unicorns" — start-ups worth more than $113 billion — that are rushing to the public markets.
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Biden's also an uninspiring campaigner and a terrible debater, which doesn't bode well in a head-to-head matchup with President Donald Trump.
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They also seemed to bode well for Gray, who at times during his relatively brief Yankees career has not enjoyed much run support.
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So perhaps our hunger for the genre serves as catharsis for those in difficult times, which may bode well for Hulu, at least.
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Misty Lynch, a CFP with Beck Bode, says being rich means having the ability to spend on things that reflect your personal values.
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"It doesn't bode well for the negotiations, which were already not proceeding well," said Bruce Klingner, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
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"Flashman" is a cult novel, which didn't bode well for me when I picked it up at the suggestion of a new boyfriend.
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The continuing route "should actually bode well for investors," Maximilian Kunkel, chief investment officer for Germany at UBS Wealth Management, told CNBC Tuesday.
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Hondrich went on to assign a story on Kriegskinder to Sabine Bode, a reporter in Cologne who'd been investigating her own family history.
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"You should expect a response from China over the weekend, and that does not bode well for Monday's thinly traded session," Cramer warned.
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The largest tech companies aren't driving the performance of the market, and that shift doesn't bode well for a march to new highs.
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Bode Miller first attempted fashion design as a child, when he tried to modify a bulky ski jacket into a something more aerodynamic.
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That, however, does not bode a higher number of women artists in galleries, as the research found almost no link between the two.
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Souring tech IPOs hurt SoftBank Acting quickly to shore up one of their biggest investments could bode well for SoftBank, WeWork's biggest shareholder.
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The slapdash way the executive order was introduced doesn't exactly bode well for how seriously it will be taken, beyond its political symbolism.
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If the 65-year-old Scott, denies the 76-year-old Nelson a fourth term, it would bode well for the GOP's prospects nationwide.
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FBI Director Comey's political firestorm, explained Former Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said on CNN last week that such comments bode ill for Trump's presidency.
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The race was incredibly close (and hadn't yet been called at press time), a fact that doesn't bode well for the DCCC's top choices.
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A U.S. economic slowdown would bode especially poorly for small-cap companies, which tend to be more domestically focused than their large-cap counterparts.
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The performance doesn't bode well for its larger rival Uber (UBER), which is set to debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
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The move to exit the deal will not bode well for the U.S. geopolitical presence in Asia, Baucus told CNBC's "The Rundown " on Thursday.
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Needless to say, the heat, drop impact, and water damage did not bode well for the iPhones, even if they could still turn on.
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A writing credit for Christopher Yost, who wrote on Thor: Ragnarok, could also bode well for capturing the show's dynamic pacing and wry humor.
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"If the GOP were to win now, that wouldn't bode well for his chances in 2020, and that's what he's shooting for," Palin said.
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The hyper-partisan tenor of Thursday's events did not bode well for the already sharply divided mood in Washington, especially in an election year.
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A common language, shared cultural, historic, legal and sporting ties, plus the influence of the Indian diaspora in Britain, bode well for closer ties.
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That fact doesn't bode too well for Josh, who left Rebecca at the altar and made the (rather hasty) decision to become a priest.
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Moreover, Buffalo's abysmal record at attempting to develop young stars does not bode well for their odds of drafting and grooming a suitable replacement.
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When Dodge attacks Keyhouse with the Crown of Shadows in the third comic, Tyler was reading the same story to Bode just before bed.
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Slowing iPhone demand, trade war headwinds and possible ripple effects from a Huawei battle don't bode well for Apple, according to a UBS analyst.
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No insult intended but the white beard suggests you are past retirement age and your rotund physique does not bode well for your health.
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U.S. economic data points to strong non-store sales in 219Q, and YTD store closure announcements at a record level bode well for Amazon.
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If he decides to live out his days on the plains of Essos, that doesn't bode well for the sheep or people of Essos.
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She is perhaps the most constrained candidate in modern political history, but that may bode well for her presidency, should that come to pass.
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According to CFRA, the back-to-back all-time highs in both the and S&P Small Cap 600, bode well for further gains.
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The network cut away from a skiing competition before an unlikely winner took gold, and the less said about commentator Bode Miller, the better.
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Well this doesn't bode well for how you're going to like the rest of the LP. It pretty much keeps the same tone throughout.
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This should bode well for the Panthers—in any single game, the team that commits fewer turnovers definitely has a better chance of winning.
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The fact that both Pai and Clyburn, as well as telecom lobbyists are all pretty against the idea, doesn't bode well for its prospects.
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" Such tough monetary conditions "add to the financial stress on Chinese firms," DBS warned, saying it "doesn't bode well for their debt repayment ability.
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HBO presumably budgets based on viewership, and a huge drop in eyeballs could bode ill for any potential budget increases for the last season.
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That robotic vision wouldn't appear to bode well for manufacturers of six-figure pleasure machines whose technology is aimed squarely at maximizing driver involvement.
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Fortunately, sweet Venus will make an easy connection with Mars on the same day, so that will bode well for you, at least financially.
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That doesn't bode well for Republicans if they are planning to run on tax cuts in order to preserve their majority in the House.
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In four states, there is only one exchange participant selling health insurance, and this lack of competition doesn't bode well for price or quality.
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The timing of the friction doesn't bode well for the administration's tax reform efforts, but it is also sheltering Cohn from the President's ire.
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But it probably doesn't bode particularly well for the software's current state that the company doesn't have the confidence to ship it to everyone.
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Boding ill for the Northern Hemisphere Does Australia's bad flu season bode ill for Northern Hemisphere nations, including the US, Canada and across Europe?
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Yet, at least so far, citizens are only slightly less satisfied with the federal government, which might bode well for the party in power.
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The failure of Trumpism Without Trump doesn't just bode ill for the Republicans in 2018; it also reveals a crucial limitation of Trumpism itself.
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A close contest in Virginia would bode poorly for Democrats, as election forecasters consider Warner safer next year than several of his Democratic colleagues.
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Still, a preliminary analysis of the state election rules does not bode well for Moore's chances of triggering a formal recount in the race.
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New York (CNN Business)Anxiety on Wall Street may not bode well for high-profile private companies that hope to go public this year.
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The rest of the case is pending, though Monday's ruling does not bode well for Democrats, who are weighing whether to appeal McFadden's order.
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