It had a nice honey note, but that didn't carry through.
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And we'll see how much carry through there is to that.
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The more downforce you have, the more speed you carry through turns.
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What's incredible is why some people do carry through to the end.
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According to history, that momentum should carry through the end of the year.
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And that rejection seems set to carry through to the way Trump governs.
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They carry through life a mental model of how to establish reciprocal bonds.
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Do promises, claims or threats made on Twitter carry through to real life?
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Unfortunately the store has bulky, formal walls inside, so the look doesn't carry through.
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To put France beyond their reach, he needs to carry through vigorous economic reform.
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Instead of strife in the Elysée, France needs a president to carry through reform.
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They hope this momentum will carry through to November, when the midterm elections come.
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That questionable belief does not carry through into many of Williamson's proposed policy ideas.
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Lipow said he fears that trend will carry through for the balance of 2017.
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For many of the obstacles you face, you need that momentum to carry through.
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After last week's climbdown, who believes that he would carry through on that threat?
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The voters largely cited his efforts in trying to carry through on his campaign promises.
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We can carry through smoothly, and that's been the evidence we have given until now.
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And with executive power he can go very far to carry through on his promises.
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Singapore's Menon also expressed concern about the potential for Trump to carry through with his threats.
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A win for Toguchi will make it easier for Abe's government to carry through the relocation.
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We have to make sure that we can carry through, as in the case of SARS.
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That will supposedly carry through until April 33, but there won't be any further support going forward.
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Will McCain carry through his threat of trying to pass a law to codify anti-Russian sanctions?
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What I learned from studying Shakespeare is that the primary colors of emotions carry through the centuries.
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But it was unclear if Trump would carry through on those promises once in office, Assad said.
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It sounded like a campaign speech with a feminist message that could carry through an entire season.
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"What we have done — and the ideas we have launched into the world, the way we have fought this fight, the relationships we have built — will carry through, carry through for the rest of this election, and the one after that, and the one after that," she continued.
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"What we have done – and the ideas we have launched into the world, the way we have fought this fight, the relationships we have built – will carry through, carry through for the rest of this election, and the one after that, and the one after that," she said.
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Its upbeat-yet-moody vibe is something they're going to carry through with the rest of their stuff.
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Unfortunately, it's not an act that the show manages to carry through, despite the caliber of talent involved.
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Can societies so thoroughly riddled with corruption carry through with the remarkable economic advances made over recent decades?
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"Anytime you have a straight-line move in either direction, that tends to not carry through," Emanuel said.
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And frankly I think this is an important opportunity for him to demonstrate that he will carry through.
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Mr. Liu said he was unable to carry through on the proposal when his campaign finances were investigated.
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These efforts speak volumes about the Chinese leadership and its ability to mobilize and carry through its decisions.
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I pray as a mother I teach you strength and passion to carry through the struggles in the world.
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It would also allow Apple to introduce patterned fluromaster bands and have the pattern carry through to the watch.
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Advisers privately said they thought he was being provocative and did not intend to carry through with the suggestion.
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Not even that it's not fact-based, it's that he doesn't believe it, he doesn't intend to carry through.
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Monday's declines looked like they were going to carry through Wednesday, when the market re-opened after the Christmas holiday.
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I will never allow myself to be defined by the accolades I receive, rather the integrity I carry through life.
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Trump's attack on Hillary's Clinton's failed record and untrustworthiness is clearly a theme he will carry through to Election Day.
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It deprived uncooperative witnesses of the one protection—job security—that might have persuaded them to carry through their opposition.
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Mills has promised to carry through with that expansion, which earned an overwhelming majority in a ballot initiative in 2016.
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Ford will carry through with Mexico plans GM has routinely drawn Trump's scorn even as Ford has gotten his praise.
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His voice rings out as you pull up; the perfect drawl, raised a bit to carry through the soupy air.
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He can tell the public one thing one day, another thing the next, and carry through with none of it.
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"The growth momentum (of the fourth quarter) will carry through into the current quarter," said Alexander Krueger of Bankhaus Lampe.
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We don't know whether Bannon will be able to carry through with his vision and we don't know what Trump thinks.
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Now, diplomats insist that while they plan to carry through Trump's decision, the mission to expel Iran from Syria remains unchanged.
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British-born Manley has since pledged to carry through a strategy Marchionne outlined in June to keep FCA "strong and independent".
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Ms. Nielsen had earlier refused to carry through with Mr. Trump's desire to close the border, telling him it was illegal.
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But all that bulk is too much to carry through longer-distance endurance races, which favor more of a whippet type.
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"I pray as a mother I teach you strength and passion to carry through the struggles in the world," she wrote.
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I find myself saying that I wish every Sunday was this easy, and make a mental note of that to carry through.
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According to coshowrunner Jessica O'Toole, it's a thematic thread the writers are intending to carry through the whole of this new series.
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Investors expect a second term will give him time to carry through those reforms while pushing for more fiscal and monetary stimulus.
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That could also carry through to a clash with some Senate Republicans who would rather work with Democrats than see deep cuts.
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Many people plan to or even carry through with mapping out their days or even weeks so that they stay on track.
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Any action to punish the Saudis would weaken the alliance of Gulf and Araba states it needs to carry through its policy.
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The Briton has since pledged he will carry through a strategy Marchionne outlined in June to keep the carmaker "strong and independent".
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If I choose to carry through with this pregnancy, that would change this relationship into something more serious, which is what I crave.
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She notes that 2016 proved to be another strong year for domestic tobacco stocks, and that trend is likely to carry through 2017.
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The Trump rally marks the biggest post-election run for stocks ever—but don't expect this momentum to carry through to year-end.
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These are bits of equipment—galleys, crews' quarters and so on—that would be too big to carry through the cabin doors later.
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So, knowing that in advance, I was able to weave them in in certain ways to let the themes carry through the record.
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Officials in Illinois are now beginning to wonder whether Peabody will carry through on its pledge to clean up at three old mines.
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Would a Democratic majority change those rules if Republicans carry through on promises to not consider any Clinton nominations for the top court?
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It was spicy, herbal and lightly fruity, and had just the sort of light-bodied charm that could carry through the entire meal.
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International nongovernmental organizations are advising Laotian authorities on how to carry through with that announcement, but there has been no progress to date.
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China's early-year stimulus has been the big "bull" surprise of 2000 and the tail winds are expected to carry through to next year.
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His illness blinded him, and he expressed fears that Sheldon might carry through with a plan they'd once discussed to take their lives together.
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Officials in Beijing privately admit that localities cannot afford to carry through a nationwide plan for reducing soil pollution that was announced in May.
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I imagined this would carry through into my wedding vision, but that was dispelled the moment I opened up the first issue of Brides.
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He's not president yet, and as we have seen with Trump, he will often say one thing and then not carry through on it.
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I'm not sure the rift within the Democratic Party is really a rift or an occasional crack that doesn't really carry through to November.
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The trends that will carry through the rest of this article — the older you get, the higher the risk — are starting to show up.
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But the concept didn't carry through the third act, when sublime music was accompanied by what often felt like movement for its own sake.
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When I ask executives how their parents have influenced their leadership style, I often hear powerful themes that carry through their lives and careers.
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But the anti-immigration rhetoric that fired up voters in mostly white Iowa may not carry through to other states, Todd Schulte, president of FWD.
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As 2016 comes to a close, the outperformance in technology stocks may carry through next year given a variety of investment opportunities in the space.
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If we pay 40 percent more on each trade, but carry through 40 percent fewer trades, the total amount spent on trading would not rise.
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The auditing firm expects the tailwinds that lifted M&A in the final quarters of 2016 to carry through into 2017 and keep the deals flowing.
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But it looks like, in this case, Trudeau has made the decision to carry through on his plans without the US onboard, at least for now.
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During the hour-long conversation with Axelrod, Moore, 34, conceded that as the Oscars approached, he wrestled with whether he would carry through on his pledge.
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He said Trump might or might not carry through on pledges to slap tariffs on trade partners or build a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants.
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Should he carry through on the promises of his "America first" ideology, it could lead to an escalating arms race around the world, opponents have argued.
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Some doubt that the recent security agreements to counter the kidnappings will be effective or that the countries will carry through on their pledges of cooperation.
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Congress (and, in particular, the Senate) deserve praise for beginning the conversation — now all that is necessary is commitment to carry through these proposals to completion.
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The market has been skeptical the Fed would actually carry through with the three rate hikes it forecast for this year and any more next year.
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Barring some change in events, like Kavanaugh withdrawing from the process or lawmakers pushing a last-minute delay, Grassley is expected to carry through with the vote.
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Although neither Smith nor Jones make an appearance in this trailer, Men in Black International does carry through some of the classic comedy stylings fans will appreciate.
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The biggest difficulty May faced when trying to carry through Britain's exit from the EU was settling the Irish border issue — a contentious problem which remains unresolved.
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He believes the business cycle that started eight years ago remains intact and perhaps has entered a new "intraday-cycle expansion phase" that should carry through 2017.
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If Trump is able to carry through with his planned substantial tax cut for individuals in this range, Simon suspects retail will profit – and not just Amazon.
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Actually, there are many people who will have the same new idea almost simultaneously, but few have the ability or stamina to carry through on their idea.
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Well, if you make a theory simpler and simpler it will eventually become unpredictive, because the theory no longer contains enough information to even carry through calculations.
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Futures suggested the brighter mood would carry through to Europe, with the Eurostoxx 20.2 up 2128.92 percent, DAX futures up 2115 percent and FTSE futures 2125 percent higher.
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If Clinton, who is ahead in polls in the presidential race, defeats Trump, Hispanics will want to see her carry through on pledges to do something on immigration.
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If the president were to carry through on a threat to withdraw from the deal to force a vote in Congress, lawmakers could fight back, congressional aides said.
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Nomura's price target increase was based on strengthening iPhone demands and orders suggesting that the iPhone 22019 cycle will carry through 2315, with wearables offering an extra boost.
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But the question is whether the trade dispute escalates beyond that since Trump has threatened to carry through with tariffs, on up to $22 billion of Chinese goods.
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The basketball hardwood creates not just the perfect frictional foil for rubber soles, but a surface that deflects sound so well that it can carry through an arena.
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We'd often do narrative story-telling or we would have a single idea or theme that we would carry through multiple segments of an episode of the Run-Up.
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Investors appear to be anticipating that President-elect Donald Trump will carry through with his proposed infrastructure plans, which would be great news for big industrial stocks like Caterpillar.
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Impacts of early dryness in Brazil can extend beyond the soybean campaign, though, as any associated delays in the crop may carry through to second-crop corn, or safrinha.
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There's a lot of potential for pairing an artificially intelligent smart assistant like Amazon's Alexa with a fully-capable robot, but Ubtech's Lynx just doesn't carry through with the premise.
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If you're not sure if your present is safe enough to carry through the checkpoint, the TSA suggests you visit its "What can I bring?" section on its web page.
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He rushed for 22 yards and two touchdowns and averaged 21 yards per carry through seven games before tearing a ligament in his right knee against Georgia on Oct. 2129.
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If Instacart workers carry through with the nationwide strike, it will be the first time that gig workers in the U.S. have walked off the job in response to coronavirus.
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It helps Beijing carry through on a long-term vision of China and the European Union joining together as a geostrategic balance against the United States, some Chinese analysts said.
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For Pruett's first attempt at getting constitutional carry through the legislature in 2013, he partnered with Alexandra Kincaid, a Boise-area attorney, gun rights advocate, and occasional Fox News guest.
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As for Mr Trump, the link between his words and deeds is always tenuous, and he would not be the first American president to make threats he did not carry through.
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Republicans are hoping that a strong showing in the 2016 primaries will carry through to the November election, landing Donald Trump in the White House and the party back in power.
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But according to the latest message published on his personal site, Wright abruptly lost the courage to carry through with the demonstration, fearing it would lead to personal attacks against him.
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Once the deal goes into effect, Samore predicted, the White House will likely carry through with the punitive measures that it has pulled back in order to see the deal implemented.
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In the case of a virus fight, we think that we will carry through it in a matter of months or we wait for a situation when a vaccine is developed.
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This reluctance to view slavery, or the tokens we carry through history that were created as a benefit of slavery, as horrific or difficult has been a long journey for most Americans.
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Yet two volatile months in financial markets and signs of an overseas slowdown have raised doubts the Fed can carry through with the three rate hikes its officials have predicted for 2019.
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"I think we convinced ourselves that either momentum would carry through and Uber wouldn't address this spot and then we're acquirable... I think we were aiming at a sweet acquisition," Silvashy said.
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Senator Risa Hontiveros told CNN that she had proposed a vote on the burial, which Duterte has said he will carry through unilaterally -- he is planning a burial ceremony on September 18.
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I guess I just always saw punk and post punk, there's certain strands of electronic music that came out in that era that I identify with, kind of try to carry through.
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"Results showed a meaningful positive trend change in sales, especially later in the quarter, with carry-through to 0.193 and more initiatives still either in early stages or to come," he noted.
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"This positive momentum from the equal weight, from all the constituents within health care, I think that'll carry through, and I think that's an area we want to focus on," he added.
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The real purpose of the fraud was to make you feel better and more powerful, and to carry through the persona of being chief operations officer for the Mercedes-Benz racing team.
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As a result, incoherence rules: The administration lashes out, then tries to calm markets by saying that it might not carry through on its threats, then makes a new round of threats.
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Volatile swings in commodities appeared to drive investors into Europe's oil and gas sector - which closed up 2.85 percent - with speculation that OPEC will indeed carry through a production cut later this year.
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Del Potro felt he had played a near perfect match, with only five unforced errors, and had been able to carry through his game plan thanks to getting early breaks in each set.
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"As long as the fundamentals and the earnings story continue to carry through, there's a reason to be invested in these stock markets," said Nandini Ramakrishnan, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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When Austin Walker initially asked me about my interest in doing a column, before Waypoint formally existed, I thought that the apocalypse would be something that would carry through a number of topics.
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As Deutsche Bank highlighted in a recent note, stagnant real wages (exacerbated by structural productivity problems), have combined with rapid CPI carry-through to create a real wage squeeze and shrinking disposable income.
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Yet, despite the ultra-loose monetary policy, euro zone manufacturing activity remained lackluster in May, supporting the view that strong economic growth in the first quarter did not carry through to the second.
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Themes of attachment and distance carry through the work of the other four artists in the exhibition, whose centerpiece is an elaborate installation by Anne Muntges from her ongoing project Skewed Perspectives (2013-2019).
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That helped both of them raise money but didn't quite carry through in the polling, suggesting that one good debate might not be enough to sway a voter out there into becoming a fan.
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He hasn't really articulated a clear plan and he is a volatile messenger," said Michael Purves, chief global strategist at Weeden & Co. "You don't know whether he is going to carry through with that.
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Because the "entire arbitration process is conducted in the dark," he added, forcing employees to carry through with that process "absolutely undermines the compelling interest afforded by public prosecution of discrimination claims in employment."
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The measure funds the government through May 5, giving lawmakers more time to reach an agreement on an omnibus spending bill that would carry through the rest of the fiscal year ending Sept. 85033.
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The United States made clear it would not, at least for now, carry through a threat made on Wednesday to halt the diplomacy if Russia did not take immediate steps to end the violence.
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The designer told Insider that Nicoli is a mother, and she thinks that those values of hers carry through to the young women who may be walking in a show for the first time.
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He would carry through this half-defined, half-open technique in his later environments; now he devises complex collections of living and dead elements, which propagate and transform over time without the artist's intervention.
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"That says, 'Well, people were either willing to request it but not carry through, or they requested it and something happened on the return — and we just don't know which is which," he said.
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After being briefed on the FBI's report investigating the allegations of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh, Republicans declared they'd learned "nothing new" and it was time to carry through with confirming their Supreme Court nominee.
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The makeup guru concluded, "The great thing with Cara's character is we got to do something cool with her because it was a temporary moment, not something we have to carry through the whole show."
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Source: FactSet, Lipper, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research But here's the bad news: Judging by current positioning, the likelihood that outperformance will carry through the year is low, Goldman said in a report for clients.
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"We shall carry through resolutely the State Council's call on stepping up domestic exploration and development and launch an offensive war," PetroChina Chairman Wang Yilin was cited as saying in an inhouse newspaper in December.
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The measure funds the government through May 5, giving lawmakers more time to reach an agreement on an omnibus spending bill that would carry through the rest of the fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Retail currency brokers are considering operating in the United States after a nearly seven-year absence, if President Donald Trump is able to carry through on his pledge to deregulate financial markets.
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"The Saudis should not be immune from this type of lawsuit ... I hope that [President Obama] would not carry through on it, and if he does veto it, I'm confident it will be overridden," Rep.
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The industry has spent more than a year fighting to convince Trump not to carry through on a threat to impose up to 25 percent tariffs on all imported cars and parts on national security grounds.
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Trump said Tuesday he will likely carry through with tariffs on the second biggest U.S. trading partner, in a move that analysts say could ultimately hurt him and create an atmosphere of distrust about U.S. policy.
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There is at best a vanishing prospect of Republican congressmen, who no longer fear the president as they once did even if they will not condemn him, co-operating among themselves to carry through his agenda.
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If Messi does indeed carry through on his threat to retire from international soccer, Copa America Centenario, and specifically the swamplands of New Jersey, will forever be known as his final, failed attempt at international success.
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"It's little bit of carry through from yesterday when Trump spoke about trade and that there was going to be some issues with North Korea (summit)," Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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Brett Kavanaugh The referral by the Senate will, however, succeed in one critical respect: It gives Democrats full license to carry through on their own threat to investigate Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh for his own testimony.
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So that's something that I've been carrying or trying to carry through even within my territorial practice is this idea of how art has an ability to say the things that we can't always say ourselves.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte warned fellow G7 leaders on Sunday of the dangers of protectionism and urged the United States not to carry through on its threat to impose tariffs on German autos.
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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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NEW YORK, March 26 (Reuters) - Retail currency brokers are considering operating in the United States after a nearly seven-year absence, if President Donald Trump is able to carry through on his pledge to deregulate financial markets.
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Seoul, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Oil prices edged down on Wednesday in quiet early Asian trading as the market waits to see how OPEC and non-OPEC members carry through on planned supply cuts in the new year.
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LONDON — Firing adversaries and promoting allies, Prime Minister Theresa May was finalizing a cabinet on Thursday intended to carry through Britain's withdrawal from the European Union while underscoring her desire to pursue more centrist policies at home.
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Word leaked out this week that Donald Trump had apparently tried to lure a team of German researchers to the United States so that they could carry through cutting-edge research on developing a coronavirus vaccine here.
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Many local governments are facing increasing fiscal strains as tax cuts and a broader economic slowdown reduce their revenues, hampering their ability to carry through on big infrastructure projects which Beijing is counting on to revive growth.
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But economists said the consumer is strengthening, evident in the 1.6% jump in retail sales in March, and that should carry through and push GDP higher in the second quarter though not at the pace of first quarter.
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Pally Bargri, chief risk officer for advice, had earlier announced his resignation in a post on social network platform LinkedIn, saying, "I have insufficient capacity to carry through the important task of navigating the days and months ahead".
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Chinese officials largely saw Trump as all bluster, someone they could use as proof of the problems inherent in capitalist democratic systems, trust not to carry through on his biggest threats, and probably strike some pragmatic deals with.
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Bill Stone believes that while investors are focused on what awaits President Donald Trump now that he's returned to Washington, the market rally will still continue, thanks to strong fundamentals that he expects will carry through the year.
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Though BP ended its sponsorship agreement with Tate in 2016 following public pressure and protests by groups like Liberate Tate, it renewed a similar deal with the British Museum that same year, which will carry through to 2021.
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This is very good news for the Democrats: Thanks to a well-known political science phenomenon known as "generational imprinting," voters tend to form relatively rigid partisan identities in their early 20s that they then carry through life.
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BIARRITZ, France, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte warned fellow G7 leaders on Sunday of the dangers of protectionism and urged the United States not to carry through on its threat to impose tariffs on German autos.
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We are also urging Airbnb to carry through with its commitment to respecting international human rights law and for other companies that profit from Israel's theft of our land and other abuses of our rights to follow its lead.
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The United States made clear on Friday that it would not, at least for now, carry through on the threat it made on Wednesday to halt the diplomacy if Russia did not take immediate steps to halt the violence.
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But the rise in U.S. shares did not carry through to Asia, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipping 20.4 percent after bouncing 266.76 percent the previous day when the lira showed signs of stabilising.
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It is this commitment that I'll carry through as president of the United States, recognizing that there are still people who are facing discrimination in the workplace, still people who were unable to find a home for their families.
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Financial markets have watched the drama over the bill nervously, concerned that defeat or delay for it could undermine Trump's ability to carry through on promises to cut taxes and reduce regulation that have lifted U.S. stocks for weeks.
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Goldman Sachs: Only a 40% chance tariffs go up Investors are unsure if Trump is trying to apply more pressure to Beijing to get a deal done quickly, or if he intends to carry through on his threat, market analysts said.
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O'Reilly's reluctance to view slavery, or the tokens we carry through history that were created as a benefit of slavery, as horrific or difficult just how far we still have to go to reckon with the history of slavery honestly.
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He's looking at how hard do I push it, to use that fuel out of the corners, and how much braking do I do, how much speed do I carry through the corners, and managing that regeneration off the braking.
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AIB had flagged ahead of the results the European Banking Authority's assumption that every item on its balance sheet at the end of 2015 would carry through for the next three years and cost it 3 percentage points in capital.
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"If you don't organize on the first day, it makes it very difficult to carry through with those functions that are very important," said Cox, who stands to become the next speaker of the House if Republicans hold the majority.
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Large numbers of voters in Democratic primaries seem to think that a cranky, old, arm waving New England socialist with a heart condition can defeat Trump and carry through on his idealistic promises — Not a chance, and the Republicans know it.
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But in terms of the things that are important to us, like contesting shots, defensive rebounding, trying to eliminate layups, trying to take away silly fouls and putting people in the bonus, those things are going to carry through for 82 games.
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The film crew "attempted to intentionally carry through the security checkpoint an item in a carry-on bag that had all of the makings of an improvised explosive device," a TSA spokeswoman, Lisa Farbstein, wrote in a press release following the arrest.
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That truce most likely will not last long, however, if China does not carry through with the part of the deal Mr. Trump prizes most: a promise to buy about $200 billion in goods from the United States over the next two years.
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After the Golden Globes produced an array of stirring moments and a concerted fashion statement in the form of black attire, the question lingered whether the activism unleashed by sexual-misconduct allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein and others would carry through awards season.
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But I was totally stunned by it and thought it was such an interesting take on the way that we view fairy tales, and how it imprints us with certain thoughts and feelings right from a young age that we carry through subconsciously.
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But I do want to go back to the question of whether Far From Home's interrogation of a very au courant issue — the omnipresence of illusions, and our inability to trust supposedly honest sources — will carry through to the next Spidey adventure.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, declined to say whether he thought Trump would carry through on a threat to tear up the nuclear pact in January if Congress does not pass legislation to further clamp down on Iran.
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"May's successor will likely take a harder stance on Brexit and would potentially resurrect the spectre of a no-deal exit as a negotiating tool, although it remains to be seen if they would carry through with the threat," analysts at S&P wrote.
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"Of course this cycle has been different given the ultra low level of rates and so historical results may not carry through directly, but we would expect recession risk remains somewhat low even amid an environment of lower returns" and high volatility, they noted.
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Chairman Jerome Powell and his fellow central bank officials said they likely will not carry through on intentions to hike rates two more times this year, and will end the process of reducing the bond portfolio on the Fed balance sheet much sooner than expected.
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After King was back behind bars -- this time sporting a broken nose thanks to the unit's leader Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) -- Abby told her co-workers she intended leave NCIS to carry through the philanthropic aspirations of Reeves, who died trying to save her.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's economic growth picked up a touch in the first quarter on firmer export prices of some commodities and stronger demand in major trading partners, though analysts were split on how far this momentum will carry through to the rest of the year.
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Aperol spritzes are served at the custom marble-and-wood bar, and Moroccan tile and antique rugs carry through from public spaces to the guest rooms — some of which have views of the Hollywood sign and Griffith Park — where the atmosphere is seriously midcentury.
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"Right now, public opinion is moving against him," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell, who argued that Trump has been smart in branding the impeachment inquiry unfair but that he would eventually need to hand over the reins to someone else to carry through the message.
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But in interviews with a dozen Sacramento insiders, including legislators, lobbyists and Newsom allies and adversaries, many said his initial session in office felt like a work in progress, rather than the establishment of a vision that will carry through his first term in office.
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With a primary Election Day on Tuesday that will determine the Democratic and Republican frontrunners for all 36 congressional districts, a US Senate seat, and the governor's office, Democrats are hoping this early surge of energy among their base can carry through to November.
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"So, I think this is really good opportunity [for her] to not only understand what it's like to be part of a business, but also to have something that she really cares about, that she can carry through and take to wherever she goes," he says.
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ABOUT UTEP (0-2): The Miners definitely will be without starting right tackle Greg Long, who sustained a season-ending broken left leg against Rice, and that will further hamper a running game that has averaged just 2.2 yards per carry through the first two games.
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"We think episode eight is going to be a strong movie, strong theatrical, the weekend was what we expected ... and what was going on in our stores and anticipate that will carry through," Anne Marie Kehoe, Wal-Mart's vice president of toys, said on a conference call.
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While Mr. Duterte pledged to work closely with Japan to find a peaceful settlement of the disputes, whether he will carry through on that or will eventually sacrifice ties with the United States and Japan in favor of closer relations with China is increasingly an open question.
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The winner will take over as Britain grapples with how to carry through with its stunning decision last month to withdraw from the European Union, a choice that Mr. Cameron opposed and that led him to announce he would step aside once the party chose a successor.
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But many immigrants still didn't take that final step toward citizenship, doubting Trump would win or carry through on his promises — or that his policies could somehow affect lawful permanent residents who have lived and worked in this country for years and have no other home.
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CEO Claudio Descalzi said in an interview in Saturday's La Repubblica the group's new long-term decarbonisation plan called for a certain continuity in management, adding he would be pleased to be able to carry through the strategy and mould the team to make the transition irreversible.
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The latest annual survey of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, released in January, found that 81 percent of its members felt "less welcome" in China than in the past and had little confidence any longer that China would carry through on promises to open its markets.
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It is now holding fed funds futures between 1.75 and 2.00 percent, The Fed's discussions Tuesday and Wednesday also come against a backdrop of debate in the markets, where there continues to be disagreement over how many more rate hikes the Fed will be able to carry through.
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Much like the existing weapons upgrade system, items that a player unlocks along the way will carry through while playing in different environments and missions, though DICE creative director Bernd Diemer pointed out that players will also be able to choose different classes for their characters when building them up.
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Graham, who played a prominent role in President Bill Clinton's impeachment proceedings in 1998, defended his past stance in an interview with CNN on Monday, while calling on Trump to "fight like hell" against House Democratic "political hacks" and goading Democrats to carry through with impeaching Trump if they want.
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The data was not enough to encourage U.S. equity investors, which have been holding fire ahead of the inauguration as they wait to see if Trump will carry through on pro-business promises such as tax cuts, fiscal stimulus and lighter regulation that had sent stocks soaring after the election.
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All the tracks on WARZONE speak to today's political climate in one way or another––gender and war, while themes that carry through Ono's entire body of work, are particularly present here––and there's a general sense of dread on the record that wasn't necessarily present on the original tracks.
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In a blog post announcing the start of the Android beta, the game's developer says that the currency can either be earned through playing the game or bought directly, and any Rubies purchased will be attached to a user's Xbox Live account and will carry through to the full release.
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"The recent weakness in the physical Brent structure can be attributed to a broader easing of purchases by Asian refiners at this point, with lower end-Q1 intake weighing on spot assessments, and we can expect this pressure to carry through over the coming weeks," consultancy JBC Energy said in a report.
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The question now for Biden is whether his strength on Super Tuesday was steroid-induced — pumped up by the endorsements of Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, Harry Reid, Jim Clyburn and others — or if it represented a durable base of support that he can carry through to the nomination, and on to November.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: AnalogicAfter three British men conspired to detonate liquid explosives aboard a transatlantic flight in 2006—a plan thwarted weeks ahead of its execution—airports have cracked down on items travelers are allowed to carry through security, from bottled water to more recently introduced rules for smartphones and laptops.
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But some of the key players involved in that surge — like Manny Jacinto, who plays Jason Mendoza on the hit NBC comedy The Good Place — told BuzzFeed News they hope that whatever gains were made in 2018 won't be a flash in the pan, and that the momentum will carry through this year and beyond.
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That's why there's hope for Neom, if its planners can carry through on the vision of a city free to build its own rules and regulatory systems and if the city itself acts like a startup: competing for customers by offering people from all over the world a better set of rules to live by.
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In weighing whether or not to call a double election, Mr Abe will consider the chances of a victory large enough to carry through his dream, that of rewriting Japan's constitution in ways that erode the pacifist promises, laid down by the American occupiers in the late 1940s, that lie at the heart of it.
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The midterms are over, and as those elected candidates head to Washington and with no challenger willing to step forward to run against her, they'll continue to face pressure to either carry through with their campaign promise to oppose Pelosi, or unite with the rest of the caucus and support her in the end.
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In the House and the Senate, GOP lawmakers have been irked about a series of revelations -- most notably the removal of an FBI agent from Mueller's team for sending anti-Trump texts -- saying that the special counsel needs to get rid of prosecutors with Democratic leanings in order to carry through an impartial investigation.
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"The reason for that is to continue to carry through on the conversation that President Trump and President Putin had in Helsinki during the summer to talk about U.S.-Russian relations and where we can make progress, where we still have issues and disagreement," Bolton told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt in an interview last week.
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The new administration's neo-liberal projects include reforms to loosen workers' protection laws, the end of a fixed allotment of the government spending to public health and education and the fiscal tightening that Ms. Rousseff could not manage to carry through — in all, a picture in which the poorest already know very well who will be left out.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's presidential victory sent leaders around the globe reeling on Wednesday as many wondered whether the first-time politician would carry through with his dramatic reinterpretation of the United States's international role.
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U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Biden says Trump could face prosecution after leaving office Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE testified Wednesday that he did not believe Ukraine's government actually had to carry through with investigations of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and his son Hunter to satisfy President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE.
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