The layout and images will carry over to this draft.
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And how does this carry over into your Fabletics designs?
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Did last season's campaign somehow carry over into this year?
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Does your fetish carry over into your real sex life?
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Does your fetish carry over into your real life sex?
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Similar genital tropes did carry over into subsequent cultures, though.
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That charm didn't carry over to Trump's own appearance, though.
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But the mood did not carry over to European markets.
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The subdued mood was expected to carry over into European trading.
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But what they believe will carry over into how they govern.
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City officials fear the strike could carry over to Election Day.
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However, that good news doesn't necessarily carry over to married women.
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That distrust for Kalanick appeared to carry over to his company.
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"If anything, I think I've seen it carry over," Kubiak said.
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The burden of parent PLUS loans can carry over to retirement.
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Expect this trend to carry over to other on-demand media.
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That skill set did not carry over for her talk show.
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"We don't want to carry over our bad habits," he said.
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It's good for us and something we want to carry over.
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The real's yield advantage, or 'carry' over other currencies, is evaporating.
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That storyline will then carry over into the Grey's 9 p.m.
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The big question: Will this settlement's bite carry over to future breaches?
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That means the trial easily could carry over into the new year.
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And his relationships with his players carry over to their professional lives.
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But oddly enough, that convention doesn't carry over to feminine-care products.
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How much from our old accounts and Nintendo consoles will carry over?
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So it's not like it's going to carry over to next game.
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Vietnam's carry-over stocks were pegged at a record 7 million bags.
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None of the scores from Sunday carry over to Tuesday's team finals.
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The remainder of the power play did carry over to the third.
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Telsey believes that good fortune can carry over across the luxury sector.
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The resulting stability boosted sentiment and this should carry over into 2018.
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It will carry over a bit, so don't take it too far.
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These are the vibes Biden's aides hope will carry over next week.
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Did anything carry over from your documentary work into this fiction film?
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Oklahoma City's advantages in the paint may not carry over against the Cavs.
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These presets will likely carry over to AirPods, along with detailed volume controls.
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Plus, the findings might not carry over to other brands of e-cigarettes.
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The scare did not carry over to most Asian markets on Wednesday, however.
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She wanted deepened relationships, and emotional stories that would carry over multiple episodes.
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There are just things that carry over, and you can't help but notice.
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Evidently, it's an idea that now seems to carry over to bachelor parties.
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I am guessing that surprise will carry over to the reader as well.
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As a result, those two extra hours carry over to your next item.
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Can you assume that the camaraderie from that previous film will carry over?
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The Giants have frequently dealt with the carry-over effects of the playoffs.
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"We are hopeful that the trend will carry over to 2017," he said.
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Teams can carry over only three of those timeouts to the second half.
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I do think these two signings (will carry over) to the older closers.
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The carry-over period was expanded to 20 years from 15 in 1997.
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Many of the same problems with online voting carry over to telephone voting.
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And of course, we want to see that carry over into Phase Two.
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Chronic distraction can carry over even when you are not on the screen.
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And that's one thing that Rowell's Carry On books can't quite carry over.
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Science is littered with animal studies whose results don't carry over to humans.
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"Maybe in the same way that American Horror Story does, in that every season is a new season, but there's small threads that carry over and characters carry over to an extent, even though they play new roles," he says.
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"Rather, they expect the strong pace of growth to carry over into early 2019."
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So, in other words, Van thinks Dwyane's actions will carry over beyond right now.
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Globally, around 380 submarine cables carry over 20173 percent of all transoceanic data traffic.
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There could be a vote on Saturday, or it could carry over a bit.
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And Pluto ultimately would need significant retooling to carry over to the new market.
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The meeting, which has now been delayed several times, may carry over to Dec.
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Rather, they expect the strong pace of growth to carry over into early 2019.
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These types of games they can carry over into some pretty good winning streaks.
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When you finish a tournament you carry over the feeling of the last game.
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"It will carry over to the presidential race," Ms. Gillibrand said in an interview.
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Employers may choose to allow workers to carry over $500 into the new year.
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So you'd think this logic would carry over to the bigger purchases in life.
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How much of the concept will carry over into production remains to be seen.
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That ineligibility, some antidoping officials said, should carry over to other international sporting events.
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These issues carry over into other spaces — home, for example — and not just work.
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Apple's iOS 11 is packed full of other changes that carry over to the iPhone.
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Those same chemicals carry over into the vapor that people inhale, the new study says.
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He says "elements of Trumpism," possibly on trade, could carry over into the next administration.
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This is a market where your success in the Philippines doesn't carry over to Kenya.
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The Merge branding isn't going to carry over when the bikes come out in 2019.
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Your confidence gets a little better and hopefully getting some goals today can carry over.
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And it was a short talk, but it'll carry over to Game 4, for sure.
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The tips you think of for a job interview — confidence, energy, positivity — carry over here.
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Most of the verbs from Far Cry 5 carry over, in much the same way.
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In fact, Jason Bateman is the only carry over in this category from last year.
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Physically, I'm still plenty good enough, but the carry-over of mental burnout has lingered.
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"Lessons from the past carry over but you have to be really careful," McCarthy responded.
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And the habits formed on the bench, Blueitt said, can carry over into other situations.
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The IRS does allow you to carry over contributions that exceed your adjusted gross income.
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It's lightly floral with a faint berry smell, which both carry over to the palate.
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Feeling the pain carry over after waking up is even less common—but it happens.
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I wanted the pop elements of that song to sort of carry over into the score.
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As for any rides you don't use, they do not carry over to the next month.
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Then that glass of wine would carry over into me having one before the awards show.
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My middle name is Alistair, a carry over from Alice, which was a family middle name.
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And don't assume the benefits you got one place will carry over to your next job.
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Why shouldn't the pared-down au naturel approach carry over to our skin-care routines, too?
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It was a self-admiration that would carry over into his real life as a builder.
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All the less also feature an aperture ring, which is another X-series camera carry-over.
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Any progress you make will of course carry over should you decide to buy the game.
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"I thought it was a great carry-over from last game," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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But the writers are adamant that the idea of "taming" doesn't carry over to the film.
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John Elkann, heir to Fiat's founding Agnelli family, would carry over his current role as chairman.
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AND SO WE DIDN'T HAVE ANY CARRY OVER REALLY FROM ALL OF OUR THIRD QUARTER INVENTORIES.
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"Our carry-over is about half of what we plan to grow next year," he said.
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Employers must choose between the carry-over option and a grace period; they cannot offer both.
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"We're trying to make sure that our habits are good, because those carry over," he said.
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The same sterilization and cross-contamination concerns, all those teachings carry over to any other style.
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Alexander said he expects "emotions" from these CBA talks will carry over when deciding Smith's future.
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"This freefall is poised to carry over into 2019," Rystad analysts wrote in a recent report.
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Though Earth and Mars are extremely different, there may be some lessons that can carry over.
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The downside, however, is that money in an FSA doesn't carry over from year to year.
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If tickets are purchased or selected through a third-party website, the icon won't carry over.
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So the question is, in New York, does that carry over to the Clean Air Act?
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There was a feeling that the momentum of his win might carry over to the Oscars.
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Speaking of those hours spent in Ingress already: Your progress and badges carry over to Ingress Prime.
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However, there's also been a more subtle classical carry-over: the stylistic embellishment known as the trill.
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But if you put points into your Colossus' Mortar damage, that doesn't carry over to other Javelins.
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"Maybe some of the factors that we find in physicians will carry over to these other populations."
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ET, Luaibi said he agreed it was necessary to carry over the deal for another nine months.
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The price also includes a new rollover feature, letting subscribers carry over one unused ticket per month.
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But the mood did not carry over to Europe, where weak corporate earnings added to the gloom.
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Johnson also argued that having administrators carry over from previous presidential administrations wouldn't help to preserve stability.
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This storyline arc ties into the developer's decision to not carry over players' progress from Destiny 1.
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Sometimes we lose focus or don't see the importance that practice can carry over into the games.
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After the ban on Huawei in the US, there was a carry-over effect on revenue growth.
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However, his consistent pursuit of fossil fuel interests is likely to carry over into the Trump Administration.
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The question now is whether an improvement in December will carry over to the start of 2019.
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There are lines of unforgettable lucidity that carry over near verbatim from the memoir to the stories.
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Past campaign funds carry over; what they haven't yet spent can be applied toward the next campaign.
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He was effective for Oakland, averaging 4.3 yards a carry over 43 games while scoring 10 touchdowns.
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The residents refer to the people who carry over backpacks full of drugs as burros, or donkeys.
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Monet-esque florals contrasted with leopard print, a carry-over from Valli's haute couture show in January.
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We've probably all experienced or seen road rage, but aggressive behavior can carry over beyond a commute.
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There are also rules in place for dealing with human protesters that don't carry over to online interference.
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Though we've always been pretty good about communicating, this relationship strength does not always carry over to money.
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Futures were lower this morning, with momentum from a late Thursday rally off lows failing to carry over.
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Audience votes from last week and Monday will carry over to week 6 along with the judges' scores.
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Plus, the startup thinks their technology can carry over into other sports like baseball (pitch tracking) and football.
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His hot hand didn't carry over to the plate, where he went 0-for-5 with three strikeouts.
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That means your character, weapons, and other aspects of profile from the original game will not carry over.
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And while he admits this test was not specifically about refugees, he suspects the results would carry over.
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Common during a presidential transition, this action allows incoming leadership to curtail carry-over policies of prior administration.
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I realize that what is at stake here are the values we carry over from our old cultures.
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Employees may be able to carry over previously scheduled vacation time from last year once the government reopens.
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The optimism didn't carry over to Europe however, with most major country share indices down in early deals.
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Ukraine is plagued with corruption as a carry-over from the Soviet days, but it is hardly alone.
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But the study was only carried out on mice, and its findings may not carry over to humans.
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"So it's going to carry over (into next year), but it's not going to carry over far unless the basket of people (to be interviewed) changes, and the only way that changes is if we learn of individuals that we didn't know about today," Burr told reporters at the U.S. Capitol.
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That last year's failures generated renewed interest that will only carry over if you reboot its cast of characters?
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To move forward, I had to recognize how my leadership style could carry over into my role as CEO.
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That slight preference for crowd-pleasers seems to carry over into the financial performance of the nominees as well.
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Noisey: What does Hit Bargain carry over from your previous projects and how is it a departure from them?
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Lower potash prices and carry-over stocks could lead to higher demand for Chinese imports this year, Uralkali said.
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We keep trying to teach that it is the little details of the game that matter and carry over.
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Twins manager Paul Molitor was hoping a successful West Coast road trip might carry over into the current homestand.
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Unlimited data will also not necessarily carry over when a subscriber is using their device in another EU country.
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Unused leave time will carry over to the next year if a contract worker stays with the same employer.
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But the qualities that made her a compelling chief of staff did not carry over when she became president.
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His home runs are functions of solid contact from a line-drive swing that just carry over the fence.
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If you don't use all the data in that month it's going to carry over to the next month.
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Other companies have stopped allowing open carry over the last decade, including Starbucks in 2013 and Target in 2014.
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"You want it to carry over as we move onto the season," Manager Joe Girardi said before the game.
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Expect to have one or the other; plans don't typically offer both a grace period and carry-over provision.
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We just didn't carry over, at least for the first couple of games, what we did on the road.
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San Jose hopes to carry over the momentum when it visits Edmonton on Thursday for a pivotal Game 21.
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Their Jersey City high-rise is a bit more sophisticated than frat house living, but some traditions carry over.
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The UK and the US are different countries, and findings from one may not carry over to the other.
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The profiles are distinct from Facebook profiles, though, and only carry over your first name, age, and GPS-verified location.
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He didn't carry over around two dozen of the entries, however, because the index didn't always list the full name.
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These advances would perhaps carry over to help people clogged up from more common ailments, like the cold, said Rubin.
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The fish should be barely medium-rare; still quite pink in the center, as heat will continue to carry over.
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I know the movie isn't totally autobiographical, but why was that an important detail to carry over from real life?
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Subscription-based MMOs, which have experienced a sales decline in recent years, saw a recent uptick carry over into September.
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I think he felt it was another way for us to bond, and this would carry over into the show.
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However, the Asus Tinker Board is similar enough in size and format that some of the projects will carry over.
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There was one particular aspect of benchmarking that proved, for years, to be impossible to carry over from PC benchmarking.
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Plus, reservations and other trip details will automatically carry over to the Google Maps app on your iOS or Android.
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As Wallace tried to point out, if these results carry over to 2020, Trump is not going to be reelected.
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But full-year forecasts are biased to the downside due to the soft Q1 start and last year's carry-over.
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Fortunately, Heather is a terrific new figure in the Bourne universe, one who will hopefully carry over to future films.
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Unlike so-called health Flexible Spending Accounts, or FSAs, leftover assets in the account carry over from year to year.
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The broader group expects to carry over the production cuts when they meet in June, several OPEC sources told Reuters.
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Kardashian reveals that the extra hours of sleep baby True got didn't necessarily carry over into her own energy levels.
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Some retired people will get more than £155.65 because they will carry over earnings-related benefits from the old system.
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Now that you've done all that, why not make sure the settings also carry over to your phone and tablet.
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The company also plans to launch a credit system that would allow users to carry over balances, while paying interest.
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When taxpayers pass away, the tax bases they had in their marketable securities would thus carry over to their heirs.
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After a scoreless opening period, San Jose converted on a carry-over power play 31 seconds into the second period.
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" He continued, saying, "We have a lot of energy in this room and that energy is going to carry over.
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Large as the loss was, Mr. Trump didn't even need to use any of his loss carry-over in 1995.
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It isn't unimaginable that much of its current collection could carry over to future pregnancies separated by several years. Investing?
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And as her husband ran for president decades later, this knowledge would carry over into how she viewed his campaign.
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And, on top of that, I've formed real friendships with some of my coworkers that carry over outside of work.
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ST. LOUIS — The "Battle of Alberta" seems unlikely to carry over to the NHL All-Star Game on Saturday night.
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Since Genet's movie was often viewed as samizdat, there was an unusual carry-over of subversive feeling in my viewing.
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Alternatively, some plans have a carry-over provision, which lets you bring over up to $500 into the next year.
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Clifford Young, president of U.S. Ipsos Public Affairs, told CNBC on Wednesday that this should likely carry over into 2020.
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Still, administrators and teachers at Mannes insisted that the benefits to the students would carry over into the professional world.
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One of Apple Pay's best features is its high security, which will of course carry over into Apple Card as well.
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We were finally able to get a couple balls on the barrel and they just happened to carry over the fence.
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Just under half of the employers that provide FSA plans offer the option to carry over $500 into the next year.
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However, the investment boom times didn't necessarily carry over to the seed and early-stage end of the subscription software businesses.
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And there is a carry-over effect, and I think it's always been that way if you look at NBA history.
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Depending on how they carry over to the major leagues, he could range from an All-Star to out of baseball.
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Still, she remains hopeful that the change she's seeing on the commercial and editorial fronts will carry over throughout the industry.
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Telltale says that returning players will be able to carry over their decisions from the first season into the new story.
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This leads to bad assumptions — for example, that U.S. military superiority will carry over into the coming era of autonomous warfare.
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Unum estimates that around 210 percent to 250 percent of those employees carry over five days, or 21 hours, each year.
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Some property rights and compensation cases filed in the Bush years now may carry over into Trump's term, legal experts said.
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Typically mosquitoes don't travel very far from where they live, but people can transport the diseases they carry over long distances.
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That type of honesty is appreciated, and being realistic is important, but that attitude can't carry over and onto the court.
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It was a very weird time for the band, and it will carry over to the next album I talk about.
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There is an abundance of medical research showing the benefits breast milk plays in infancy that carry over in later life.
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But the Democratic National Committee's rules allow polls to carry over and count toward qualification for the fourth set of debates.
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And yet some of this season's Knicks will return, even if Anthony doesn't, and the bonds built now will carry over.
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Several of my issues with Joustus also carry over to Shovel Knight Showdown, the entirely separate Shovel Knight-themed fighting game.
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You can withdraw HSA money anytime for qualified medical expenses, or you can carry over the balance from year to year.
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The animals are expected to have a normal lifespan, though any genetic risk factors from the original animal will carry over.
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Spreadbetters expected the pessimism to carry over into Europe, forecasting a slightly lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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The Rangers have learned their lesson about taking Lundqvist for granted and will carry over their improved defensive play into his starts.
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Facilities can also carry over a percentage of RINs from previous years, which has led to the accumulation in the RIN bank.
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Mobile gaming should be gaming in its most portable, lightweight form -- that has to carry over to the accessories you use, too.
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Fisher told reporters on Friday that he was not concerned that there would be a carry-over from October during Saturday's game.
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Each playthrough teaches you new skills, and you're also able to unlock new abilities, some of which carry over to future lifetimes.
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The film version does carry over some of the book's most notable flaws, especially a suspicious reliance on narrative convenience and coincidence.
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Even if this year's crop rebounds slightly, Australia's exports are still expected to ease as last year's drought cut carry-over stocks.
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Keeping a gratitude journal will help you refocus on the positive and carry over that energy into other parts of your life.
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That means that if you sell your VW and buy a BMW, you can't carry over any of your apps or settings.
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Enrollees could also funnel their own money or employer contributions into the accounts and carry over any unspent funds to following years.
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Some employers may offer a grace period or let you carry over up to $500 in unused funds to the next year.
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Remove from the heat and let the chicken rest and carry over cooking in the skillet for around 10 more minutes. 5.
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The carry-over stocks will help Moscow keep exports high even if the 2018 crop is smaller, the agriculture ministry has said.
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That same infrastructure might carry over from one high school sport to another, but esports represents a new challenge for the NFHS.
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For him, one measure of success would be a sharp reduction in the nation's soybean surplus — known as the crop carry-over.
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They point in particular to his 2016 ability to attract young people, a strength that they hope will carry over into 2020.
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There are some design aspects that carry over from one stage to the next, which tend to create certain styles of levels.
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I'd be another tourist, hoping to be knocked out with sensations that would carry over to the flight back to New York.
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Trends like plant decor will carry over from 2019, while new styles, such as neutral color palettes, will start to gain ground.
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"That was a carry-over of an old way of thinking that didn't make sense in this day and age," he said.
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Rice said an invite-only bounty program received a "surge" of interest, which he anticipates will carry over to the public program.
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These carry over into the device's "Story Time" feature, which lets you narrate children's books while donning a variety of virtual costumes.
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He said if the deal is not concluded in the next 30 days, it will probably carry over to the next Congress.
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This learned side-aiming would likely carry over to the real world, and people would have trouble hitting a target straight ahead.
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Instagram does not have a similar tool, although Facebook's ad setting is designed to carry over to a user's Instagram account, too.
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Pittsburgh hopes that success has a carry-over effect when they open a three-game set against the host Brewers on Tuesday night.
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And it's not just leather, these same themes carry over to other materials and accessories... People react so strongly to objects as symbols.
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That disparity is raising concerns for Republicans that Democrats' female voter edge could carry over to 2020 for the presidential and congressional elections.
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One very neat little touch is that these also carry over to the phone's ambient display, adding a splash of color or movement.
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Instead of a constantly shifting rotation of teams, the NA LCS would feature 10 squads that would carry over from year to year.
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Isaac: If it opens a liability for the company which we were instructed not to carry over, it will be impossible to do.
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But the logic doesn't carry over to blaming Trump, because the phenomenon for which conservatives are assigning blame arose within the Republican Party.
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Defenseman Dan Girardi acknowledged it's hard for the players to get up for meaningless games but isn't worried about a carry-over effect.
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"We see potential for momentum to carry over to core Facebook and Marketplace and potentially even via a standalone shopping app," Walmsley said.
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This hit the carry-over effect on 13 and left the official forecast of 1 percent 2019 GDP growth percent looking wildly optimistic.
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This hit the carry-over effect on 2019 and left the official forecast of 1 percent 2019 GDP growth percent looking wildly optimistic.
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Advisors say errors can creep in if a plan administrator changes to a new system and fails to carry over a named beneficiary.
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But eventually you'll learn ways to extend your time in the world, and even carry over items from one generation to the next.
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Under Senate rules, nominees have to be approved by the full Senate in order to carry over into a new session of Congress.
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At the end of the demo, you can name Carbuncle whatever you like, and that name will carry over into the main game.
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Youth energy during the 2018 midterms could, however, offer a glimpse of the kind of enthusiasm that may carry over in 2020. Sen.
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The Bose 700 headphones carry over much of what made their predecessor so great, while offering an updated design and improved noise cancellation.
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Brown believed her reforms were already working, but she also understood that they wouldn't necessarily carry over into a single standardized testing day.
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The Red Aristocrats want the C.C.P. and the state sector to control markets and corporations, a carry-over from their Marxist founding fathers.
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But Cleveland Manager Terry Francona, like his pitchers, seems to think it would be impractical to expect heavy bullpen usage to carry over.
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Yet when mathematicians write papers using infinity categories, they often move breezily between models, assuming (but not proving) that their results carry over.
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Nokian said the rising carry-over stock in the Russian market resulted from weaker customer spending, falling new car sales and increasing competition.
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But Musk said there "will be significant carry over" from Model 3 production in order to bring the compact SUV to market faster.
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The 2017 version is so all-new, the sole carry-over part is a wheel hub cover, and that's only on some designs.
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HSA balances can carry over from year to year, and withdrawals are tax-free as long as they go toward qualified medical expenses.
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"We're finding carry-over support from the uncertainty with Saudi Arabia and the energy issues," said Mike Zuzolo, president of Global Commodity Analytics.
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That's why players are comfortable spending money on the mobile version of the game; all the in-game skins, emotes, and other cosmetics carry over to PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. PUBG also exists on iOS and Android in a surprisingly stable state — it is made by Chinese gaming and tech giant Tencent — but progress does not carry over to other platforms.
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City officials fear the strike will carry over to Election Day, causing concerns for potential voters who plan to use public transport on Nov.
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LW: Certain things from the book were non-negotiable for me to carry over in the show, and the abortion was one of them.
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That changed on March 3 when Bungie announced that only your character's appearance would carry over to the next, as-yet-unannounced Destiny game.
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That means this fight will likely carry over into next year — potentially pitting Democratic senators and a smaller group of Republicans against the president.
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Spreadbetters expected the weaker tone in equities to carry over into Europe, forecasting a lower open for Britain's FTSE , Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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But the bot can still carry over 130 pounds, even while climbing stairs which is one of the greatest challenges of a bipedal bot.
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There's this notion of carry-over effects that can go from the commute to the workplace, or from the commute to the home environment.
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The animal's colors carry over into the design of the high-ceiling dining room as well, which is accented with black, white and orange.
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The aquanauts will spend over two weeks testing equipment and protocols that they someday hope to carry-over to a future trip to Mars.
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Craig Robinson, a veteran of Iowa Republican politics, said pundits underestimated how Trump's strength in the primaries would carry over to the general election.
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" He expects loans to rebound in the second half "and carry over to 2018, if more than 25 years of history is any guide.
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While some Predator players believe the manner in which they won Game 241 will carry over, coach Peter Laviolette sounded a more cautious tone.
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I knew I wanted to find somewhere where it would be easy for my current fan base to carry over and watch this show.
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While some had feared that the Trump effect would carry over to the Democratic convention, the calendar for events for Philadelphia appears more robust.
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The gloomy mood in stock markets looked likely to carry over into U.S. trading hours, with index futures indicating Wall Street would open lower .
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Pollster Lee Miringoff said on Thursday that he didn't think the rift between progressive and centrist Democrats would carry over into November's midterm elections.
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Each area has also been designed acoustically, so that, despite all the open space, sounds from one area don't carry over into the next.
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The regulations will allow consumers to carry over their unused data and operators are no longer allowed to charge consumers out-of-bundle rates.
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The half moon in Libra on Saturday gives you space to idealize how your current material needs will carry over into the new year.
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The system's expertise did not, however, carry over to leaf scan pictures, like those you might use to ID a plant in the field.
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Keep in mind that if you choose to use a donor-advised fund to manage your charitable giving, the same carry-over rules apply.
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If you buy the games individually, your save will carry over, and if you re-subscribe to Pro, your saves will also exist there.
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So our carry-over stocks started last year in pretty good shape and this means we've currently got about four months of food stored.
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But your equipment and health carry over between cases, and sometimes you'll realize that an item you acquired unlocks a new interaction or ending.
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Dragon Quest also has a free demo to try, and your save progress will carry over if you end up purchasing the whole game.
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Investments had also slowed because poorer returns and slowdowns in the global value chains that carry over 80 percent of global trade, Zhan said.
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The design also means that subjects who got psilocybin first could have had a "carry-over effect" from the drug when they received niacin.
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The gloom was expected to carry over to Europe, with financial spreadbetters at IG predicting Britain's FTSE 4.3.918 would open down by 294.356 percent.
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Spreadbetters expected the firmer tone in equities to carry over into Europe, forecasting a higher open for Britain's FTSE , Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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The year saw Alitalia carry over one million passengers, introduce jets into its fleet, and move to a new home at Rome's Fiumicino Airport.
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Employees report they can get three weeks of PTO and also say that they can carry over up to 24.5 hours to the next year.
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I've shopped a lot this month and love my new purchases, so I can live with the $1,567 that I'll carry over to next week.
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"Results were a home run," wrote Scotia Howard Weil analyst Blake Fernandez, who expects the company's strong performance to carry over into the fourth quarter.
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"That stymies, to a small extent, the positive carry-over effect and the positive impetus for the following year," he told Reuters, referring to 2017.
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Also, after-hours orders are only good for the particular session in which they are placed and do not carry over into any other session.
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Second, veterans often carry over a sense of service to others, and entrepreneurship with a social mission is a natural extension of that character quality.
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You might be wondering what Carl's connection to Zelda is, or why the modder here would carry over a character from such an old game.
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He said those 2012 rules don't necessarily carry over to 2016 -- when the delegates will elect a new rules committee to write its convention rules.
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If you're trained at 12 to mock and defy power, that attitude may carry over to when you're working with an uptight boss years later.
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At its most extreme, there can be a loss of life through suicide and the carry-over effects of bereavement on that person's loved ones.
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The Kids mode will also carry over to the new app, which is where parents will find a curated selection of Hulu's kid-friendly programming.
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Though servers are unlikely to ask diners to "please, shut up," the pop-up dinners' spirit of experimentation will carry over to the new restaurant.
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Along with earnings growth, the major markets will see decent economic growth this year as well that will carry over into next year, Citi estimates.
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The information a bot learns through interactions on Facebook can carry over seamlessly to WhatsApp or to a chat interface in a brand's mobile app.
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Warren's plan doesn't directly address that, but it's easy to see how some of these ideas could carry over to mobile internet providers as well.
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Foreman: Reza had absolute courage in the midst of desperation, and what I don't see is a carry-over today of that kind of courage.
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The fact that all of Clinton's alleged conduct has occurred before she would have assumed the presidency does not necessarily preclude a carry-over effect.
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CME live cattle futures closed mixed, with benchmark December firming on technical buying and carry-over from last week's strength in the cash cattle market.
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Both watches will carry over the same transflective display from the Vivoactive 3 series that's very easy to read in direct sunlight, unlike OLED displays.
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Overall though, 2020 looks like it should be a solid year for US investors as the strong momentum from 2019 is likely to carry over.
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But the administration has been pushing agencies to figure out ways to use carry-over funds, multiyear appropriations and other mechanisms to delay shutting down.
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States could immediately cut eligibility and benefits to avoid any shortfalls and they would be allowed to carry over unused funds to the next year.
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Toyota may carry over a few design notes for future vehicles, but the Japanese company will likely squeeze all the weirdness out of the final product.
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So, I think, Putin is whistling in the dark hoping maybe that nice talk or would he interpret as nice talk will carry over into action.
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Many of the same problems that women face in other areas of tech carry over to weather reporting, where women are also far outnumbered by men.
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Nikon says the benefits of the Z mount (such as the shorter flange distance) carry over to a crop sensor for an upgrade in image quality.
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Followers of the original account wouldn't carry over to the impostor account, but the impersonation still creates significant confusion for anyone seeing the new account's tweets.
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They carry over the same DualCoil internal structure from the original T20s, and they have a hefty steel enclosure that feels made to last multiple lifetimes.
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But these findings didn't carry over into the neighborhoods that were predominantly populated by people of color, even if Airbnb rental numbers were just as high.
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Unlike health FSAs, dependent-care FSAs don't have a carry over or grace period: Any funds remaining at the end of the calendar year are forfeit.
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The Swiss bank said that sentiment turned more negative in the third quarter and warned that it may carry over onto the last quarter of 2018.
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An announcement from the studio confirmed on March 3 that only character appearance would carry over to the sequel — no progress, no gear, no cosmetic unlocks.
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You could be missing out if you are using the same credit card for regular purchases and the debt you carry over from month to month.
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Pitching has remained the team's strength, but it has not been as sharp, perhaps a carry-over effect on young pitchers after a deep playoff run.
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The Society for Human Resource Management says about 69 percent of employers offer the accounts and about a third of them offer the carry-over option.
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Since these early deficits carry over into later years, it comes as no surprise that Latin American teenagers rank near the bottom of international standardized tests.
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It's a great time for you to get lost creating your own little world, but don't let these fantasies carry over into your very real life.
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However, there are a number of requirements that must be met in order to carry over a pre-conversion track record of a converted hedge fund.
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That bite will presumably carry over into this new weekly half-hour variety show, which offers a mix of sketch and stand-up comedy, with guests.
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Press secretary Stephanie Grisham's comments to Fox News previewed that the vindictive tone he struck at the prayer breakfast will likely carry over into his speech.
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Ms. Skloot has said that she was very resistant to making herself a character in the book, and that seems to carry over into the movie.
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This wall of opposition is cemented by a pervasive, visceral dislike of the last two Democratic Presidents – one that will assuredly carry over to the next.
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A few parts carry over from the old model, but it's larger and more luxurious to accommodate the truck's increasing favor among the Beverly Hills elite.
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"It's been a long streak, but I felt good after a lot of those losses and just wanted the positive feelings to carry over," Nolasco said.
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In economic news, consumer confidence rose to 125.4 in January as Americans expect the U.S. economic momentum from 2017 to carry over into the new year.
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If one of your favorite artists or stars tweets something racist or sexist, will that carry over to how you think about him or her as performer?
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While you'll be able to carry over characters from the original to the sequel, you'll need to largely start from scratch with new abilities, weapons, and gear.
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Increasing Brazilian exports will also be key to reducing carry over stocks of around 16.5 million tonnes, analysts said, referencing the government's latest grain report in May.
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In 2020, the Italian economy was likely to expand by 0.8 percent, "helped by a positive carry-over effect and two more working days", the Commission said.
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A team of long-armed super-athletes didn't really generate much in the way of turnovers; dominant offensive rebounding didn't quite carry over to the defensive glass.
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In 22019, the Italian economy was likely to expand by 22.04 percent, "helped by a positive carry-over effect and two more working days", the Commission said.
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Once rated by CARA, a movie's rating will carry over to subsequent formats, such as DVD, cable, broadcast, or online streaming, assuming no other edits are made.
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Investors with more capital losses than gains can use up to $3,000 a year to offset ordinary income and even carry over the remainder to future years.
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Even if Trump loses on Election Day, this mood will likely carry over beyond the presidential contest and may affect the ability of elected officials to govern.
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The new T-Mobile would carry over the customer service operation — everything from product support to social media interactions — of current T-Mobile, the companies have said.
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The Trump administration can reverse this disastrous policy by simply realigning food stamp regulations with federal law, eliminating rules that allow states to carry over unused exemptions.
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That's most likely due to the outsized net operating loss ($916 million) that he reported in 1995 and was allowed to carry over from year to year.
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But outright privatization creates uncertainty on how to carry over creditors' claims - and their collateral - to whoever buys PREPA's assets, said two sources familiar with creditors' thinking.
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Fitch forecasts a decline in GDP of 0.9% in 2016 due to negative carry over effects and fiscal contraction, with a moderate recovery taking hold from 123H16.
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Miller, who has averaged 4.6 yards per carry over his four years in the NFL, has earned the reps he's going to get in Houston this year.
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Take his deerstalker cap, which was a carry-over from the "Detective Pikachu" video game that was first released in Japan in 2016 and inspired the film.
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Last month, the Department of Agriculture forecast that the soybean carry-over would reach 895 million bushels in September, more than twice what it was in 2018.
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If Salah can carry over his early season form for Liverpool, he gives Egypt — for whom he takes on a more central, creative role — a dangerous edge.
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The house's nearby atelier silk-screens a line of dresses, bags and textiles whose bright, geometric patterns carry over to the store's ceramics made in nearby Vietri.
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Both food companies are bidding that consumer and investor interest in plant-based burgers from Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods will carry over to their new additions.
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It delivered a very strong sales performance for Black Friday at the end of November, it said, but this did not carry over into the December holidays.
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That price advantage over Harley's LiveWire will carry over on Zero's new SR/S, which could find its biggest competition in the anticipated release of Damon's Hypersport.
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"As far as next year is concerned, we do not have enough elements to assess the risks of a potential negative carry-over to 2018," he said.
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Some plans allow you to carry over $500 into the next year, and others let you have until March 15 of the following year to submit receipts.
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The tomato-chile sambal pressed into the surface of cod "bilindango" is potent enough to carry over to the spears of asparagus and fiddlehead ferns sprawled alongside.
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"The silver lining to last year's disappointing equity market is that negative returns do not historically carry over into the succeeding year," Johnson said in a note Wednesday.
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It also appears the new Samsung foldable has a gap between its two halves when it's folded shut, which is a carry-over from the Galaxy Fold's design.
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There are some issues with colors being rendered weird, but that's the emulation software, not the display itself, as those color oddities carry over to TV output, too.
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The Note is usually where the company throws in everything it can, so it makes sense for it to carry over everything from the top-tier S10 model.
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Nintendo can carry over the rich world of Zelda while remaining within the action RPG genre, provided it takes some cues from companies that have done so intelligently.
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Maserati has generally managed to carry over the design language of its coupes and sedans — the lithe GranTurismo, Quattroporte, and Ghibli — without blowing things up into odd proportions.
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Meanwhile, the Globes' political undercurrent should carry over to the Oscars, pushing Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea in the Best Picture race and the other acting categories.
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While Capitol Hill saw an increased enthusiasm for consumer protections last year following the United incident, it's unclear whether that push will carry over into upcoming reauthorization efforts.
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But Mr. Cruz also moved to seize an opening, speaking about his double-digit lead among women in Wisconsin, which aides hope will carry over to other states.
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When it came round to getting the band back together, did you have an idea of what you personally wanted to carry over from that into new material?
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Certain colors — pink, in particular — also tend to carry over from one canvas to the next, creating the impression of a cohesive story line that is continuously unfolding.
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A separate provision in the stimulus bill, which removes restrictions on losses that people can carry over from previous years, would make the tax break even more lucrative.
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If the renown he enjoyed during his lifetime did not carry over into the 20th century, that may have been because he was perceived as a transitional figure.
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Since releasing version 1.0 of Excel for Macintosh in 1985, the software included VLOOKUP to help users carry over information from one part of a spreadsheet to another.
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One thing that does carry over from the movie is the notion that women require protection and, as such, constitute the weak spot in the male hero's armor.
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But in recent days, Biden has shown a new willingness to attack other Democrats, previewing an approach that's likely to carry over onto the debate stage Friday night.
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If you have a connected Facebook account, your birthday on that platform will carry over to Instagram, or you can simply enter it directly on the IG platform.
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He's also been one of the few constants at the DNC in this tumultuous period, as he's the only party official to carry over from the previous administration.
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And these experiences carry over into their daily lives, allowing them to see people with intellectual disabilities as a little less disabled and a little more like themselves.
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Mike Braun, shortly after Scott's interview, told CNBC that the impeachment proceedings will help Republicans and some independents carry over their anger into the presidential election next year.
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But Democrats objected to the GOP's attempt to carry over Wheeler's nomination at the end of the year, instead sending it back to Trump, who re-nominated him.
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Australia and Brazil were among the countries that insisted on measures widely viewed as loopholes, including the ability to carry over credits earned under an old trading system.
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But Democrats will try to undo those efforts and carry over health care as a winning issue for them in the 2020 campaign when they try to unseat Trump.
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A U.S. official said Flynn indicated to the envoy that the sanctions "would not necessarily carry over to an administration seeking to improve relations between the U.S. and Russia".
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Indeed, the improved outlook for the last quarter of the year may however not carry over to 2017 in part because it brings with it an increase in prices.
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Be aware, however, that adjustments and other settings you've made in Aperture may not carry over or might be set in stone once they arrive in their new home.
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Many of these concerns will carry over into 2019, but for this week, the major point of interest will be key U.S. economic reports, including on manufacturing and employment.
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They also understand that bigger responsibilities may require more time, so they get started tackling those tasks first in case the work needs to carry over throughout the week.
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Even if the harvest were delayed until after the World Cup, Russia has a huge carry-over stock of grain ready for export after a record crop last year.
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"This week is a week of consolidation as it's a truncated week and traders won't carry over positions into a long weekend," Said Arun Kejriwal, director at Kris Research.
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Many of these concerns will carry over into 2019, but for this week the major point of interest will be key U.S. economic reports, including on manufacturing and employment.
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No longer do the creators feel beholden to sitcom tropes where the plot of each episode is resolved by the end and does not carry over to the next.
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Depending on what state the couple lives in, her debt will carry over into her new marriage and become the couple's debt, and, yes, her fianc should be told.
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But whether he will still carry over the mentality of making compromises with China to protect or grow economic ties into his presidency seems to be the outstanding question.
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The advantages carry over to life after college as well, with white parents more able to help their children with money if they run into financial trouble, said Addo.
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Though each Sonos speaker has its own tuning and design, a lot of the learnings from developing voice control and other features for prior speakers can carry over easily.
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Recent figures show China is on pace to overtake the United States in total R&D spending, a trend which could also soon carry over to energy R&D.
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Some states have some money left to carry over until Congress acts, but three states and the District of Columbia will run out by the end of the year.
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Mongeau told Insider she&aposs &aposstill learning how to be an adult&aposThose themes are set to carry over to the new season of "No Filter," Mongeau told Insider.
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As the spectacle surrounding Ms. Newman's departure promises to carry over into the Trump administration's second year, her telegenic antics have not been entertaining to several West Wing aides.
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By the looks of it, two important trends that came into sharp focus in 2456 are going to carry over into 2622: Let's take those one at a time.
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Unfortunately, though, Hannah's candid nature doesn't carry over to her interviews about the end of her season — she still hasn't said whether she's engaged or even still in a relationship.
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As the new firm finds its legs, it's likely that some of the guiding principles that Nichols expressed when talking about Cross Culture will carry over to the new vehicle.
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That they don't carry over into DeX mode feels like a strange sort of oversight on Samsung's part, but the company tells me it's something they're considering, so there's that.
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And they're all but certain to take opposing views on major issues -- a dynamic that played out during Trump's presidential campaign and is expected to carry over to his administration.
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The next time you use the store to buy something (or re-up on funds), you'll see a "Save" checkmark that will carry over your payment method for future purchases.
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Second, the gross margin impact from the recent 25% tariff on List 3 (12% of COGS) is likely to carry over into 2020 as Michaels' inventory turns 2x a year.
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It's easy to imagine how the mental state one inhabits in a game might briefly carry over into the real world, but few studies have looked at long-term effects.
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The swim cap will still accurately track heart rate, but there currently are not enough waterproof audio devices on the market to make the feature carry over into the pool.
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Triplebyte also plans to carry over many of the same practices it started in the Bay Area, including its screening process and flying candidates out for their in-person meetings.
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And TweetDeck fans, please be aware that while muting other users is a universal action, muting words, phrases, and hashtags on Twitter prime will not carry over, and vice versa.
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Check out the clip -- it's clear Chael LOVES him some Arnold ... saying that the guy's never failed at anything ... and he thinks that would carry over into the combat arena.
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"That is why today's rally has more staying power, as opposed to the phony intra-day rally we had yesterday based on a false carry over from Europe," Cramer said.
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UBS noted that "it is unlikely that a rocket will carry over 300 people anytime soon," so the Starship's capacity of 100 will be the maximum for the foreseeable future.
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Doing a lot of events and interviews that are getting him great press and I think you're now seeing that cumulative effect starting to carry over into his poll numbers.
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The latter two states hurt the most, as Sanders's team had hoped his success in Michigan the week before could carry over into nearby states with strong working-class ties.
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If confirmed, Kavanaugh's views of the CFPB will most certainly carry over with him to the US Supreme Court; while the future of the CFPB's power and structure, remain uncertain.
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Beyond that, a brand's baggage in the United States, whether it's financial failings or a food safety scandal, might not carry over internationally, creating a chance for a new reputation.
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By slotting its new "Crashing" right after "Girls" on Sunday night, HBO seems to be hoping for some carry-over synergy, what with both series bearing the Judd Apatow fingerprint.
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Minnesota tarred and feathered the Raiders, and while it was a convincing win in every way, enthusiasm gleaned from a win over Oakland doesn't carry over to the next week.
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An ice bath also did not help reduce the incidence of the sulfurous green patina around overcooked egg yolks — eggs are so small that there is negligible carry-over cooking.
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President Donald Trump said on Thursday that although he knows he's popular with voters, he doesn't know whether his success will carry over to Republicans running for office in 2018.
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Even as the lead grew to more than 30 points, Oklahoma City's defense stayed focused on not allowing Golden State to find any momentum that could carry over into Game 4.
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It looks pretty similar on the outside to the outgoing model, but Ford made some big changes to the vehicle's guts, and those changes will carry over to the hybrid version.
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It's not clear if these findings carry over into humans, says Winter, though he notes we remove waste from our brains much more effectively when we're asleep than when we're awake.
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The KC Fed said it is seeing increased carry-over debt and loan restructuring, and that lenders have denied a modest amount of new loan requests because of cash flow shortages.
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Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, Minnesota and Massachusetts round out the top six states with the highest average amount of undergraduate student debt: Recent grads in these states carry over $31,500 on average.
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The purge indicates the emphasis on loyalty — and significant influence of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, husband of Ivanka — that characterized Trump's campaign will carry over into his White House.
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The open Aeons carry over the same profoundly competent, distortion-free performance of the closed, but by competing along more conventional lines, they lose the character and uniqueness of the closed.
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He said it's too soon to tell whether insights about how space-time is woven and how quantum gravity works in AdS space will carry over to a de Sitter model.
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There's a lot of respect that comes from Jersey and letting girls do their own thing when they dance, and it's something we've tried to carry over to our own parties.
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And because themes from in-person conversations can carry over into text messages and social media, parents have a duty to talk with teens about healthy relationships and bullying, Ybarra said.
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Progress made during the demo weekend won't carry over; rather, the whole thing is designed to give players a taste of the various activities they'll come across in the final release.
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Mr. Kochan said that when the merger was announced six years ago, he hoped Continental's high-quality customer service and good labor relations would carry over and improve United over all.
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PHOENIX — If there is any lingering tightness in Alex Rodriguez's right hamstring, it did not carry over to his mood on Tuesday as he neared a return from the disabled list.
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Some employers may offer workers a bit more flexibility by either allowing them more time, a grace period or the ability to carry over up to $500 into the next year.
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If you've reached level 20 on a Guardian and finished the Black Garden story mission, you'll be able to carry over that Guardian's class, race, gender, face, hair and marking selections.
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The familiar Brooklyn stoop we all know from Sesame Street is not just an architectural carry-over from the Dutch, it was also a way of dealing with 19th-century waste.
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Another concern is that guidelines for prescribing relief — even those aimed at acute, short-duration pain like what often follows surgery — have carry-over effects on patients with long-term pain.
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Here's how it works: If you have a Close Friends list on Instagram, it will carry over to Threads (and if you don't already, you can make one on Threads directly).
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Experience in other games, be it Battle Royale or third-person shooters, doesn't carry over into Fortnite, where winning on both defense on offense rests in a player's ability to build.
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Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, Minnesota and Massachusetts rounded out the top six states with the highest average amount of undergraduate student debt: Recent grads in these states carry over $31,500 on average.
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The danger here is that many times the pre-assigned seats do not carry over and you could be looking at being placed on stand-by, not having an assigned seat.
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In not taking this election campaign seriously, Britain's main political parties have left behind a toxic mess of mistrust that will carry over into the new year, whatever the election result.
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Its premiere in December, following the "Empire" midseason finale, drew strong carry-over viewership — especially considering its leading trio of unknown actresses — but starting with its second episode on Wednesday, Jan.
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Earlier this year, the treating doctor said the PML infection in a German MS patient who had started Ocrevus treatment was a carry-over from previous treatment with Biogen's medicine Tysabri.
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Pan-regional Euro Stoxx 20.34 futures were down 21% , German DAX futures fell 2626.01%, and FTSE futures were down 2.21% , suggesting gains in Asian shares will not carry over into Europe.
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Pan-regional Euro Stoxx 20.5 futures were down 21%, German DAX futures fell 2623.40%, and FTSE futures were down 1.31%, suggesting gains in Asian shares will not carry over into Europe.
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Pipeline operators Plains All American Pipeline and EPIC Midstream Holdings have begun commercial deliveries on lines that can carry over 1 million bpd of oil to the Gulf Coast from West Texas.
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Much of the rest of the list, though, highlights items that carry over season after season, from chain-strap (#2) to laser-cut (#4), studded (#6), structured (#7), and saddle handbags (#10).
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The idea is to focus on events that are at least potentially interesting to a general audience, and to carry over the same accessible, tongue-in-cheek voice used in the newsletter.
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The newest set, the MW07 Plus and the cheaper Go variant, carry over the original MW07's sleek, industrial look with pearlescent and pastel color schemes, for the Plus and Go respectively.
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The items you unlock in Epic's battle royale hit, either by earning or buying them, carry over from one device to the next, whether you're playing on your phone, PC, or console.
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More than 1,200 flights, booked to carry over 75,000 passengers, were cancelled over three days; hundreds of thousands more miserable travellers had their trips ruined by delays, lost luggage and missed connections.
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Everything we like about Wilson we can carry over to Graham, and instead of trying to predict which receiver Wilson targets the most this week, just go with his stalwart tight end.
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Engines carry over from the current car, but inside, there's a much larger infotainment display (10.3 inches, up from 7) and a new suite of standard ADAS features like dynamic cruise control.
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But it does feel more severe here, in large part because virtually all voter contact is run directly by the parties, which have standing bureaucracies that carry over from year to year.
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This is the moment when we see whether the levity Swinney has displayed all season long can carry over to a team that, at some point, will have to let it fly.
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It has become a popular tactic to earmark some retirement savings specifically for health care, since you can carry over the balance if you don't use the funds for health-related costs.
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"We've got to be ready from the go and just basically carry over the energy and the focus level that we had to finish this game off into Game 5," Harden said.
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For that reason, it's probably safe to say that the jury's still out on consumer demand, though many of the major concerns, including pricing, would likely carry over to the PC category.
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Nevertheless, Vachaspati that since the physics demonstrated in the lab would carry over to the universe at large, the results of the experiments in the Aalto lab are of interest to cosmologists.
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But the bitter divide over this vote is likely to carry over to a fight to fund the Departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services for the next fiscal year.
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Mr. Trump's success in once solidly blue corners of the state, particularly with many old-guard union voters, seemed to carry over at least in part to Republicans in a nonpresidential year.
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SE has said it is likely to carry over its planned higher oil output for April into May and that it is "very comfortable" with an oil price of $30 a barrel.
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"We saw more downgrades in the second half of last year and there's a likelihood it will carry over to this year," said Fabrizio Marchesi, vice president and senior analyst at Moody's.
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Citing "lower statistical growth carry-over, lingering policy uncertainty, weaker external demand, and a number of idiosyncratic factors," they lowered their growth forecasts for the region's two largest economies, Brazil and Mexico.
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Coming off a pair of victories against powerhouse programs, the Boilermakers attempt to carry over their recent success into Friday's road matchup against the Terrapins in the Big Ten opener for both teams.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThanks to Gmail's IMAP access you can get your messages from Inbox right into Spark, though your pins and snoozes won't carry over, so you'll need to set those up from scratch.
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In its quarterly economic bulletin the central bank said activity had slowed more sharply than expected over the second half of last year, which will produce a negative carry-over effect on 2019.
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Many positives from last quarter are expected to carry over into Q1, mainly improvements in average selling prices, home deliveries and order trends, all supported by the underlying increase in demand for housing.
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The free-for-all appeared to carry over to the stage as well, where Pusha's bodyguards piled onto one man who had been able to break through and climb up from the crowd.
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While the Nex S flagship doesn't have Apex's "half-screen" fingerprint sensor, it does carry over the most eye-catching feature: a pop-up selfie camera that eliminates the need for a notch.
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Margaret Josephs' war with onetime friend Danielle Staub appears to carry over to her estranged husband, Marty Caffrey — though she finds a unique way to help him cool off from their heated fight.
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Brantley knocked in the winning run in the home opener and looks to carry over the momentum into the middle contest of a three-game series Wednesday against the visiting Chicago White Sox.
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Expectations for a good monsoon season and also low carry-over stocks are expected to support India's import demand, but India's potash subsidy reduction may be a challenge for demand growth, it said.
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The world's largest retailer also announced that workers would, for the first time, be able to carry over paid days off, with full-time employees transferring up to 80 hours into following year.
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And if you have more in losses than gains, you can use up to $22013,22015 to offset ordinary income in that year and carry over the rest of the loss to future years.
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While some mid-size festivals develop their own unique character, many more emulate the industry leaders or are operated by shared promoters, creating regional mini-Coachellas that carry over or amplify systemic biases.
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Moreover, the slump at the end of last year has left a negative statistical carry-over for 2019, meaning that even firm quarterly growth rates would produce only a modest full-year expansion.
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Pandora promises that everything you've already given a "thumbs up" to on its internet radio service will carry over into a Premium playlist, and it'll offer a "Browse" feature that offers personalized suggestions.
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Industry watchers said Rosenstein could forge more alliances with institutional investors that could carry over to Jana's main business: pushing companies to make financial changes that often include recapitalizing or restructuring the business.
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This was the tournament, essentially: Hold on for a few minutes against some late adversity, and there was little chance the momentum from such a victory wouldn't carry over to a championship game.
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His remarks cap a lengthy effort to get broadcasters to sell their spectrum, the frequencies that carry over-the-air signals and are crucial to the delivery of wireless broadband service to smartphones.
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And, in the process, it becomes almost a Trojan horse for a lot of the technologies that are under the hood, that carry over into spaces that become more functional outside of entertainment.
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The coalition, which came to power last June, is trying to revive an economy that fell into a shallow recession at the end of 2018, leaving a negative carry-over effect on this year.
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According to early reports, the next iPhone is expected to carry over basically the same design as the iPhone 6 and 6s, with the notable exception that Apple may be removing the headphone jack.
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Read the full story here ≫ - Marc Caputo The state Democratic Party here expects turnout to be lower than previous primaries, but the party chairman hopes the lack of interest doesn't carry over into November.
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It's still early work for the OneNote dark mode, but it appears that if you enable it on a Windows 10 PC it will carry over to the mobile versions for iOS or Android.
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The reasons for that are pretty obvious: they don't want to learn a new technology and would rather just carry over their preferences and the consistency of experience from their home to their car.
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It seems a planned delay of two tax refunds and inclement weather took a serious bite out of Jack in the Box sales during the first quarter and could carry over into the second.
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Record-breaking heatwaves and "unprecedented" wildfires have been observed across the world in recent weeks, and experts have predicted that stifling weather patterns would carry over into July — and possibly into the entire year.
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Meanwhile, the demonization of undocumented immigrants will soon carry over to the restrictionists' real target: Mr. Trump has already proposed strict limits on family-based immigration and an end to the diversity lottery program.
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The team had a six-game losing streak during Manning's rookie season, and he advised Jones to remain focused on his preparation and not to let a mistake carry over into the next play.
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"Like most things in life, the experiences they have as a young person seem to carry over into their adult years," said Ralph DiClemente, of Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta.
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Those zoom advantages carry over to video, where the iPhone 11 Pro has 6x digital zoom and the same optical zoom over the standard 20193's 2x optical zoom out and 3x digital zoom.
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The vague assumption most of us here carry over from schooldays is that the "original" Brits were white, then the slave trade, empire and postwar immigration happened, at which point we became less white.
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"Definitely use your FSA first to pay for expenses because it doesn't carry over year to year," said CPA Brooke Salvini, a member of the American Institute of CPAs' Personal Financial Planning Executive Committee.
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Whereas before math was taught in shortcuts (like how we all learned to carry over numbers when we add), Common Core tries to teach kids the tools to figure out these shortcuts themselves. Vox.
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What you do on the Events app will carry over to the main Facebook app, so friends who don't have Events from Facebook can still see what you've signed up for and get your invites.
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Over the last two years, as they've pushed back the ISIS caliphate, the process has become routine: Check houses for bombs; clear them of broken glass; rig them for electric; carry over water, rice, generators.
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The White House says that the account's followers (currently over 11 million) will carry over to the next Oval Office occupant, but tweets will be zeroed out so that the 45th president can start fresh.
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RECESSION The coalition, which came to power last June, is trying to revive an economy that fell into a shallow recession at the end of 2018, leaving a negative carry-over effect on this year.
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The Fed said 2018 would prove "a noticeable pickup" from recent years, but outlined an array of headwinds, including a drop in business and consumer spending at year's end, that could carry over into 2019.
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If you buy a game on Xbox One it will simply appear in your Windows 10 library, and vice versa, and your saved games, achievements, and other information will carry over between the two versions.
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To carry over my same phone number, I had to pay off what I still owed on my phone plan (the monthly payments for the iPhone I so desperately thought I needed at the time).
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When the shutdown started on December 22, the Smithsonian managed to keep its museums and the National Zoo, which it also runs, open for 11 days, thanks to carry-over funds from last fiscal year.
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Then, in late 2013, the federal government changed the rules again, giving employers the option of allowing workers to carry over as much as $500 in a flexible spending account into a new benefit year.
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Early on, it was by no means clear that "NCIS" would blossom, though it had the advantage of being a spinoff from the moderately successful legal drama "JAG," which brought it a carry-over audience.
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The shutdown could affect more parts of the government in the coming days, including the Environmental Protection Agency and the Smithsonian Institution, which operated on Wednesday with carry-over funds that will quickly run out.
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Only time will tell if Colman's bleached color is a one-night wonder — a short-lived look to shock and awe at the Oscars — or if it will carry over for the rest of 2020.
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He said the upside effect on Brent will not carry over to West Texas Intermediate as it might in other years, given the lower post-summer demand for U.S. crude during the fall maintenance season.
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On the other hand, the countries still have much to negotiate and tensions with other American trade partners, including France and Germany, as well as Brazil and Argentina, will carry over into the new year.
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Nor were they much of a draw last season, ranking just 28th in team attendance, although that figure should improve significantly in 2017 in a carry-over of fan enthusiasm from the team's postseason run.
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You do unlock a few items and abilities that carry over — including the very important option to play as a shirtless Gladio in the main game — but for the most part the new episode is standalone.
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The sharper cyclical slowdown at the end of last year will reduce the statistical carry-over for 2019 by 4.53 points, the bulletin said, accounting for half of its downward revision to this year's growth forecast.
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Roche said the case of the rare brain disease that is usually fatal or disabling was reported as a carry-over from Tysabri, also known as natalizumab, by the physician who had been treating the patient.
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Each of Verizon's prepaid plans — including the new 500MB one — comes with unlimited US talk and text, the option to carry over leftover data from one month, mobile hot spot, and unlimited texting over 200 countries.
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Clinton has won three of four contests against Sanders, but South Carolina is her biggest win, and support from black voters could carry over to Alabama, Texas, Georgia and a few other states voting on Tuesday.
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Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, said his move to carry over a $916 million loss in 1995 was a perfectly legal provision in the tax code that half a million people took advantage of that year.
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The playlists will sync with their seat-back screens, and will even carry over to the return flight — no need on the return flight to fast-forward through a movie half-watched on the outbound leg.
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"It's easy to kind of let it slip and let the momentum carry over and carry through you to have you starting to think negatively, and all that stuff," Eickhoff said of his mentality after Cozart's homer.
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All of the features from last year, including the wide-angle camera that automatically frames subjects, the beam-forming microphones that home in on a speaker's voice, and the integrations with Spotify and storybooks carry over here.
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Swan, who became permanent CEO in January after seven months as interim, said renewed demand from cloud service providers not only buoyed Intel's third quarter, but it will also carry over for the rest of the year.
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But he did indicate that sanctions imposed by President Barack Obama on Russia for its Ukraine incursion "would not necessarily carry over to an administration seeking to improve relations between the U.S. and Russia," the official said.
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I don't usually like to use credit cards as they are a hazzle and I though 6,300 USD it is not a huge amount, considering that if I carry over 10,000 USD I need to declare them.
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Golden Tate flourished without Johnson in the lineup last season, but that success has yet to carry over into 2016 as he is averaging just 7.2 yards per catch and has yet to find the end zone.
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Montgomery pitches Yankees past White Sox CHICAGO — As New York Yankees left-hander Jordan Montgomery warmed up before his start Monday night, he had no idea how his assortment of pitches would carry over to the game.
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It was the first time I had run on someone else's team, so not only were there one or two driving aspects I could carry over to World Challenge, there were also business lessons I could learn.
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Better than most, Kerr knows the harsh standards by which the Warriors will be judged if they do not rally, even if it was his contractual duty to dismiss the carry-over weight of the 73 wins.
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Allen shot like Ray Allen in the first half (8 of 11.) If Yale was looking for any carry-over from the Baylor game, Duke, in general — and Allen, in particular — ended that thought in a hurry.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), meanwhile, said the adoption of a 2012 convention rule requiring candidates to win at least eight states in order to qualify for the ballot didn't necessarily have to carry over into this cycle.
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Other "Childrens Hospital" regulars are cast here, too — including Rob Corddry, Malin Åkerman, Ken Marino and Lake Bell — so it's reasonable to expect the tongue-in-cheek absurdity of that show to carry over into this one.
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None of this would carry over to a presidential race in which Cuomo would be squaring off against a range of other professional politicians — including at least one or two nonwhite ones — with their own set of endorsements.
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Your employer may choose to give you a grace period of up to two and a half extra months to use the money, or can allow you to carry over up to $500 to use the following year.
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It said the latest revision is due in part to carry over from last year, mentioning the trade conflict but also weakness for German auto manufacturers due to new fuel emission standards, and soft domestic demand in Italy.
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Some states have some money to carry over until the end of the year, but states will have to begin sending notices to families soon, explaining that their children will lose insurance coverage if Congress fails to act.
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They know California is littered with rich people who thought their infinite wealth and wisdom in the private sector would carry over into electoral politics — only to be soundly rejected by the electorate for the most powerful offices.
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Google Coach will likely be powered by Wear OS—formerly known as Android Wear—although it seems there's a chance a companion app will help carry over some of the service's health and fitness monitoring to phones as well.
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The Igbo are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa's most populous nation, and their historical grievances carry over after the Nigerian Civil War, which started in 1967 and was largely fought to repress the Igbo secessionist movement.
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More from VICE: If enough moisture is present, the concentration of organisms can be so high that, even after washing your feet, the odor sticks around—and can even carry over to a fresh pair of socks, Tierno says.
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The jumbo plane can carry over 13 tons worth of cargo and is often used by NASA to ferry large components around the country that would take too long (or be impossible) to ship by land or by sea.
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However — and here it gets fascinating again — it has been shown that when CNNs are trained, they seem to acquire (especially on the lower layers) somewhat generic features (or concepts you could say) that carry over to other tasks.
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A State Department official said that generous levels of congressional funding in the last two fiscal years means the agency will be able to carry over funds into 2018 and keep spending at a rate similar to last year's.
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"It is estimated that, at least for the first half of 2016, GDP will remain in negative territory because of the carry over negative impact of 2015," Stournaras said in a speech to the Hellenic American Chamber of Commerce.
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Emitters will be allowed to carry over one third of their surplus per year during the 2016-2018 period, the statement said, while financial institutions can convert any permits they have bought through in-exchange trading in one go.
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In an interview with The Hill, DNC Finance Committee Chairman Henry Muñoz III — one of the few elected officials to carry over from the previous leadership — detailed the organization's plans to appeal to the young voters who turned Sen.
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It said the latest revision is due in part to carry over from last year, mentioning weakness for German auto manufacturers due to new fuel emission standards, and soft domestic demand in Italy after recent sovereign and financial risks.
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On Tuesday, all euro zone equivalents were down 4-8 basis points - even Italy's, which have been stung by concerns that the populist wave that swept Trump into power could carry over to a referendum in Italy next month.
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During United Nations climate talks in Madrid late last year, Australia came under heavy criticism for proposing to carry over credits from the two-decade-old Kyoto Protocol to help it meet its targets under the landmark Paris accord.
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"It's a lifestyle that can carry over into meals, even if you are not actually on a computer during a meal: You may have other things distracting you and taking you away from the moment of eating," Young said.
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In Mexico, the threats from both will be magnified: The state-owned oil company, Petroleros Mexicanos, or Pemex, has long operated with scant environmental oversight, a legacy that will most likely carry over as private-sector operations take over.
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With that in mind it makes perfect sense for Coach Kliff Kingsbury to abandon his preferred style and pound the ball on the ground, as Drake is averaging an absurd 6.6 yards a carry over his last two games.
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Inupiaq leaders welcomed the International Whaling Commission's decision in September to reaffirm their shared quota of 56 whales per year, increase the number of unused strikes permitted to carry over into the next year, and to renew aboriginal quotas automatically.
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Employers may allow workers a 10-week grace period at the end of the year to spend down leftover health FSA funds or they may permit employees to carry over a balance of up to $500 into the next year.
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Thanks to carry-over funds from the last fiscal year, the organization managed to remain open for the first 11 days of the shutdown before succumbing to the financial realities of a federal budget freeze for the next 27 days.
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Washington (CNN)Hallmarks of President Donald Trump's free-wheeling, unconventional campaign style have long been expected to carry over to the White House, but what remained to be seen was whether his promises of acting "so presidential" would come to pass.
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They fell behind the Suns by as many as 34 points — including a whopping 29 points in the first quarter at 43-14 — snuffing out the momentum Golden State had hoped to carry over from Monday night's victory in New Orleans.
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Since AVs are likely to be deployed in business models that look more similar to Lime and Bird than (classic) Uber and Lyft, cities will look to carry over the policies they develop around vehicle caps, permits, data sharing and more.
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The UAW will use the GM deal as a "pattern" for negotiations with Ford Motor and then Fiat Chrysler, however there are no guarantees that the wins and losses from the talks with GM will carry over to its crosstown rivals.
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COSCO Shipping, which suspended trading in its mainland-listed shares last Thursday, said it would undertake a private placement to fund the building of 20 container ships, six of which will be able to carry over 21,000 twenty-foot containers.
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For a time, it seemed as though we would build huge digital libraries, with messy tags and sometimes no artwork and versions of songs that cut off right towards the end or carry over the sound of a CD skipping.
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While Dropbox has managed to make its case with a strong enterprise business, the company was born with consumer roots and has tried to carry over that simplicity with the enterprise products it rolls out, like its collaboration tool Dropbox Paper.
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White Sox LH Chris Sale (33-9, 3.19) Cobb was unable to carry over the momentum from his first victory of the season, getting blasted for seven runs on nine hits over 1 238/210 innings by the New York Yankees.
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But that's where the good news for Mr. Trump ends, because he's about to find out that what's worked for him in the early stages of his campaign and through the primary elections won't carry over to a general election contest.
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Legislation establishing a new development institution that absorbs OPIC but does not carry over its vital policies — on environment, climate, gender, accountability, worker rights, human rights, anti-corruption and transparency — is counter-productive, undermines sustainable development and is simply unsupportable.
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Curry and Klay Thompson also exchanged words with James toward the end of the game and the bad blood between rival teams is expected to carry over to Game Two of the best-of-seven series in Oakland on Sunday.
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It's also important to note that if you are saving in your Roth 21(k) account and roll it over to a Roth IRA, the years it was open in the 2000(k) don't carry over to the Roth IRA.
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While it's unclear how much of that comic book mythology will carry over to the movie, the teaser previews a brooding Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), the sentient black alien Symbiote, and Brock's imminent transformation into the villain known as Venom.
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Van Wagenen, who was one of the heads of baseball for the powerful Creative Artists Agency before joining the Mets, said he hoped that the credibility he built with general managers over the years will carry over into his new role.
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Comexim said that the 50% rally seen in New York coffee futures late last year "uncovered coffees being held not only from one crop, but from three", so it had to adjust up its carry-over numbers from previous crops.
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With 1.1 percent of growth carry-over at the end of the first quarter, analysts say President Francois Hollande's 1.5 percent target for the full-year seems all but assured, barring any nasty surprise in the remainder of the year.
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"We said '17 issues would carry over into '18 in power, but it's still a good franchise in power and we're going to make the most out of that," GE Chief Executive John Flannery said on a conference call Wednesday.
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How-ever, the staff's forecasts for core inflation and, thus, for total inflation were revised down slightly for next year, reflecting the judgment that a bit of the unexplained weakness in core inflation this year may carry over into next year.
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"Upon the counsel of my executive team, to reel me back from the cliffs of insanity, the Model Y will, in fact, be using substantial carry over from Model 3 in order to bring it to market faster," Musk said on that call.
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"Upon the council of my executive team to reel me back from the cliffs of insanity, the Model Y will, in fact, be using substantial carry over from Model 3 in order to bring it to market faster," Musk said on the call.
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The trip is also designed to mark the 100th anniversary of the United States' entry into World War I, and the security theme will carry over in talks between the leaders, which the White House said would center on Syria and counterterrorism efforts.
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"I will say that the threat that is introduced this season is something that will carry over for more than just this season, so it will become sort of our main villain, shall we say, for the show," Ross Duffer told E News.
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In 1909, when Nimrod team member T.W.A. David scribbled in his notebook that a "thaw-water stream could be heard roaring" in the distance over the Nansen Ice Shelf, he certainly couldn't have known the weight his words carry over a century later.
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There's really not much criticism that can be directed Bud's way, but it'd also be interesting to see how Spoelstra would not only shepherd Atlanta's rebuild and carry over the guiding creed so long followed in Miami, but also utilize today's roster.
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The theme behind Harvey Spannos—"an appreciation for what's neglected," as Adams put it—would carry over to Machotaildrop's Manwolfs, and that budget allowed Adams to head to Europe to find his castle and also hire a cast of his pro skateboard friends.
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In fact, if working families could carry over deductions or spread out their taxable incomes over years like businesses, and Mr. Trump, virtually every taxpayer would be better off, according to Lily Batchelder, a law and public policy professor at New York University.
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Last year, the world ate more grains than it produced within the year, and our carry-over stocks (defined as the amount of food we have, globally, at the end of the year to see us through to the next harvest) are declining.
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According to a study from the Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University, veterans are more likely to seek out a position from an organization that offers veteran benefits and provides education on how military skills carry over into the workplace.
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For all the anticipation and chatter that the made-for-television selection show generates, momentum from the first game played using this format in L.A. in 2018, after years of waning interest, did not carry over to the 23 edition in Charlotte.
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Odland, a CNBC contributor who once served as CEO of both Office Depot and AutoZone, told CNBC that consumers think the good economy is going to carry over into early 2019 and because of that the fourth quarter and holiday season should be strong.
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We're pretty far through the looking glass by this point, so imagine for a moment that a coup is at least partially successful, and competing claims of legitimacy carry over into the civilian world, after which people form gangs and militias under two main flags.
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This mission extends far beyond the educational realm: the government has called for artists and architects to serve socialism, clamped down on video-streaming sites that carry lots of foreign content and even proposed renaming housing developments that carry "over-the-top, West-worshipping" names.
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Unfortunately, this also suggests that PS4 players of Fortnite won't be able to log in to their Epic accounts on the Switch, meaning you won't be able to have any weekly progress carry over or gain access to any of your skins or emotes.
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While many employers provide either a grace period of up to 255½ extra months to spend it on eligible costs or allow you to carry over $21 to the next year, it's important to make sure you don't end up forfeiting that tax-advantaged money.
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After the World Cup, plans for a Women's professional soccer league were put into place in the hopes that the momentum would carry over as it did for the men's game after the 1994 World Cup, which catalyzed the start of Major League Soccer.
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Trump's stop in Paris is designed to mark the 100th anniversary of the United States' entry into World War I, and the security theme will carry over in talks between the leaders, which the White House said would center on Syria and counterterrorism efforts.
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A 6 percent fall in Shanghai's stock market did not carry over into Europe, where shares rebounded in early trade, and also failed to extend a global sell-off that has driven cash into the traditional security of the yen and Swiss franc this month.
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Small adjustments can go a long way here; for instance, if your company favors in-person dialogues rather than email conversations, switching over to that approach will present you in a more approachable light, which can carry over into your social relationships with your coworkers.
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"If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, we will look to carry over all EU sanctions at the time of our departure," the government said in one of a series of technical papers on its preparations in case Brexit talks break down.
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Given the GarageBand-crafted record's sonic maximalism and its nods to "post-internet" culture, you probably wouldn't expect the songs to carry over to a classical setting, but Montreal ensemble Plumes' latest concert series "Many Visions: Plumes Deconstructs the Music of Grimes" proves otherwise.
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OPEC separately released its October monthly oil market report on Thursday in which it trimmed its forecast for world economic growth in 22020 to 21.08% from 22.2%, saying "it seems increasingly likely that the slowing growth momentum in the U.S. will carry over to 2020".
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Steven Grossman, a Boston-area donor and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, who contributed the maximum amount to Ms. Warren's 2018 campaign, said the biggest advantage of Ms. Warren's carry-over cash was the ability for her to invest in staff early on.
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Enter your password at the prompt, and you're on your way to setting up Face ID. From there, you can choose exactly what you want to back up, and which settings—including for Apple Watch, if you have one—you want to carry over.
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These new pictures, sent in by a tipster, seem to confirm that GoPro's new camera will carry over the the Hero 5 Black's design (which means it will be waterproof up to 3603 feet out of the box) and will offer spec bumps across the board.
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CME August feeder cattle settled up 0.175 cent at 137.025 cents per pound after Chicago Board of Trade corn futures fell about 2% on improved U.S. crop weather and carry-over selling after the USDA last week surprised traders with a larger-than-expected U.S. plantings estimate.
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"The move towards e-tailing, and the fact that retail and e-tail are both very strong right now are all very beneficial for FedEx," she said on "Power Lunch," referring to the strong November retail numbers that many believe will carry over through the holidays.
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"If you have a disruption to the beginning of the season, whatever momentum is going to carry over from the World Cup, that momentum is put on hold, and it's unclear whether that is put back if and when we come back next year," Rishe said.
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This dark cloud of potential conflicts of interest and abuse of power will likely carry over into other meetings as well, like the President's meetings with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, Polish President Andrzej Duda, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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While many employers provide either a grace period of up to 2½ extra months to use the funds for eligible medical expenses or allow you to carry over $500 to the next year, it's important to make sure you don't end up forfeiting that tax-advantaged money.
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If a game has issues, your experience could range from minor oddities, like your previous PSN name popping up in-game instead of your new one, to somewhat extreme problems, like your save data and leaderboard status may not carry over, and you might lose access to paid DLC.
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ABOUT MISSOURI (2-6, 33-4 SEC): The one bright spot of late for the Tigers has been the emerging ground game, as Missouri has racked up 770 rushing yards and averaged 5.2 yards per carry over the past three games behind freshman Damarea Crockett and junior Ish Witter.
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Master dramatizes the current state of play in the art world (but the lessons carry over to other arenas of culture, like sports), demonstrating not just that we privilege the individual personality too much; rather, we don't know how to look at art without leaning on that crutch.
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The PTR is a live play environment accessible to anyone that owns Overwatch on PC. Progress made in the PTR doesn't count or carry over, but it gives fans a chance to try work-in-progress updates and Blizzard a chance to base balance tweaks on live feedback.
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All of these are interesting arguments, but the point is that aside from the unfairness of this specific case, it's hard to see how the principles they defend could be confined to sexual-orientation discrimination and not carry over to create a defense of racial or gender discrimination.
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That's the work I'm already involved in I think will carry over into this experience with the Met: trying to build more links and bridges between our community here, in El barrio, our community on the island and our relationship to a place like the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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From a comedy perspective, there's functions of jokes where you can actually drop the set-up for a joke in one episode and then pay it off in the next episode because you have a pretty good inclination that people are going to carry over and watch the next one.
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As part of the program, Uber purchased a little less than 40,000 vehicles that it kept in 14 showrooms across the US. In some respects, Uber is learning about the challenges of maintaining such a sizable fleet, which will no doubt carry over to the company's self-driving car ambitions.
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With the economy eking out 0.2 percent growth in the third quarter, following a small contraction in the previous three months and growth in the first quarter revised down to 303 percent, the gross domestic product (GDP) carry-over from the first nine months of the year is 1.1 percent.
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This week, the Trump administration put forth a revised executive order that will temporarily stop citizens from six Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. Robart ruled Friday against a request from several Democratic attorneys general to have the block on the original order carry over to the new version.
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The generous carry-over rule overwhelmingly benefits people who get all or much of their income from pass-through entities, and such income "is highly concentrated among the top 1 percent," said Lily Batchelder, a tax expert and professor of law and public policy at New York University School of Law.
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The familiar can feel new, though, as illustrated in E J-yong's "Untold Scandal," a lush adaptation of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" that keeps the original time period (18th century) but changes the setting to Korea, where the rules of formality and courtship in France appear to carry over with few adjustments.
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If the privacy woes of the last decade carry over into a 2020 and beyond, despite new regulations that aim to give consumers control over the information companies collect on them, it's going to take more than privacy platitudes at a tech-friendly trade show to lock it all down.
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Any existing Microsoft family group website blocks for Windows machines will now carry over to Edge for Android, making it easy to block websites across mobile and PC. Microsoft is even launching an MSN Kids site, designed to provide curated news specifically for kids in the elementary or middle school age range.
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We've already heard that the iPhone 8's rumored shift to OLED displays will be exclusively supplied by major rival Samsung, an agreement that could carry over to 2018, when all the phones in Apple's line are rumored to adopt the new screens — unless LG is tapped as another source for them.
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Black Crescent had more problems when it tried to carry over the certification for their fire suppression system, and ultimately they had to get their system recertified—a process involving engineers, inspectors, and the fire department—as the owners were unable to use blueprints that were dated prior to 2006, which is what they had.
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Basics like copy and paste are still designed for a keyboard and mouse more than a touchscreen and stylus — why do I still have to drag tiny little markers around each character I want to highlight instead of being able to drag the S Pen around something and have it magically carry over to another app?
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The Friends that link up via Bluetooth will obviously carry over between the G5 and whatever successors the company is planning, but there's no word yet on whether the G5's plug-in modules, such as the Hi-Fi Plus, will also work with upcoming phones like the successor to the V10 or next year's G6.
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However, one element may carry over from tobacco education programs of yesteryear: a focus on marketing, "so that the young people are aware of the ads that are being used to target them," said Bonnie Halpern-Felsher, founder and executive director of the Stanford Tobacco Prevention Toolkit, which formed the basis for the Santa Clara workshop.
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"Once we started conceptualizing the kitchen, which would carry over into other areas," Ms. Shea said, "we found that a clean look would bring both of their worlds together, and the personal characteristics would be represented through accessories" — blush chairs, brass finishes and a black-and-white stair runner in a design called Pony by Alexander McQueen.
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"In many cases they did use their carry-over balances, but in many cases they did not, or at a minimum the use of those balances was not emphasized to the same degree as something that would be important for agencies to consider when they're looking at all contingencies that they can use," an official said of 2013.
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Most large employers who offer flexible spending accounts, or F.S.A.s, either give workers an extra two and a half months after year's end to spend the money in their accounts or, increasingly, let them carry over part of their balance — up to $500 — into the next year, according to a 2016 report from Mercer, the employee benefits consultant.
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In the early eighties, when I was working as a sort of scribe in the collating department of The New Yorker , the magazine's editor, William Shawn, would sometimes pencil an X with a circle around it in the margin of a galley proof to indicate a query that he wanted us to carry over to the next version of the piece.
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Though New York City's buses carry over two million passengers a day — more than the Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North, PATH and New Jersey Transit combined — they are often treated as an afterthought, even as they hemorrhage riders and strand the mostly low-income New Yorkers who depend on them, according to a report released on Monday by the city comptroller's office.
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While this video is classic Love mag, we can't help but be a little disappointed that the publication didn't decide to carry over the theme of the model's handful of videos from last year in which she embodied a variety of animals, running around her Calabasas swimming pool in a Jaws costume or emerging unscathed from a conflagration in a lingerie-clad take on Bambi.
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The order is not a final decision on the constitutionality of the state's law, which was passed in 2014, so it was not immediately clear whether Roberts' vote on the Thursday night ruling — which has the effect of keeping in place the status quo in Louisiana while the case can be resolved — would carry over to the case itself should the justices hear it.
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Nintendo's strong July wasn't only a result of Pokémon Go carry-over interest, however; games for Nintendo systems took five of the top 11 spots for software sales overall, with Monster Hunter Generations coming in at a strong No. 1, and Minecraft: Wii U edition, Pokemon Omega Ruby and Sapphire (both games that came out nearly two years ago) and Kirby: Planet Robot also making solid showings.
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Women who are raped the first time they have sex are more likely to have unplanned first pregnancies and abortions; they are more likely to experience a series of gynecological issues including pelvic inflammatory disease and endometriosis; and they are more likely to carry psychological scars that carry over into the physical, reporting more illicit drug use, trouble completing tasks, and fair or poor health.
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The momentum of election years — particularly this one, with the ratings gold that is Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE — doesn't always carry over into election off-years.
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Bernie Sanders' popularity is a carry-over from the 2628 election, when he became the anti-Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 28503 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE en route to more than 22019 million primary votes — good for an impressive 43 percent against the much better organized and better funded nominee.
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Rep. Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (D-Md.) on Tuesday warned that Democrats will not seat a North Carolina Republican if allegations of election fraud carry over to next year, when Democrats take control of the lower chamber.
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"Morrison deliberately misquoted data at the UN, to say we are reducing emissions when the data says that we are not ... that we are going to achieve our Paris commitments 'in a canter' when you can only do that if carry over all your Kyoto credits," says John Hewson, who led the federal Liberal party from 1990 to 1994 and now works with the Crawford School of Public Policy in Canberra.
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Great swaths of it were later cleverly repurposed as flashback material in a first-season episode, "The Menagerie," to tell the story of how Mr. Spock—the only character from the rejected pilot to carry over into the series—following the logic of mercy, hijacked the Enterprise in order to come to the aid of a paralyzed and horribly disfigured Pike, who was thereby established, in the "Trek" canon, as Captain Kirk's immediate predecessor.
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"Upon the counsel of my executive team, the Model Y will in fact be using substantial carry-over from Model 3 in order to bring it to market faster," Musk said, noting that in the interest of serving both the markets for affordable sedans and affordable SUVs (which is actually larger), it makes more sense in the near-term to make use of work it's already done on the Model 3 instead of spinning up a brand new platform and resulting distinct production process.
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