"It's not that we have to convince Argentines that we have to change course - we do have to change course," said Fernanda Vallejos, a Buenos Aires congresswoman who is part of Fernandez's coalition.
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That said, they've got plenty of chances to change course.
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Wade -- not political pressure -- that led him to change course.
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It does not appear likely that he will change course.
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A surge in teen vaping forced Gottlieb to change course.
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Through their combined aquatic milieu, music will change course forever.
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Be quick to experiment … and quick to change course. 7.
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Trump has vowed to change course at the Interior Department.
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Under the Obama administration, we began to slowly change course.
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"Now is not the time to change course," Curry said.
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Cook County's reversal could force proponents to change course again.
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Of course, there's no guarantee the company will change course.
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That makes lobbying Trump to change course even more important.
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Powell should acknowledge the mistake and change course, Cramer said.
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There has never been a better time to change course.
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In foreign policy, it's unlikely that Russia will change course.
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Producers believe there is plenty of time to change course.
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He's not nimble enough to shift gears or change course.
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As a presidential candidate, Mr. Trump vowed to change course.
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In public, Reagan talked about a mandate to change course economically.
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But, as Mr Macri knows, his career can change course suddenly.
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But don't expect López Obrador to change course any time soon.
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But he also cautioned that policymakers could change course if necessary.
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Ms Yellen's Fed, then, has proved very willing to change course.
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Tillis suggested that McConnell could be eventually convinced to change course.
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N to change course, including the possible sale of the company.
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Neither carrots nor sticks has compelled Erdogan to change course, however.
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But then, and quite suddenly, Trump seemed to change course completely.
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So, if things are going so well now, why change course?
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So when Trump did abruptly change course midweek, a frenzy ensued.
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First lady Melania Trump also urged the president to change course.
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If these efforts are successful, officials may have to change course.
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What happened in November-December that got him to change course?
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History says that Republicans won't change course, because they never do.
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It rattled Chinese negotiators, but didn't force them to change course.
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He's creating a bigger war if he does not change course.
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So, you stick it out—despite desperately wanting to change course.
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The Trump administration should advise its Gulf allies to change course.
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Pressure and threats alone won't convince North Korea to change course.
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You put time and growth into your career — and sometimes change course.
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If we change course now the risks and dangers are too great.
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On this issue, it is not yet too late to change course.
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Fretful businesspeople in Northern Ireland are urging the DUP to change course.
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It's unclear what caused the to change course and sell to FireEye.
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Some in Mr Hammond's Conservative Party have pushed him to change course.
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The DOJ is about to change course, hurtling back towards Jim Crow.
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Only a massive international campaign can force Apple to change course now.
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Kravitz fired him in 1996 and that led Torres to change course.
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But there is little evidence that President Obama plans to change course.
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We must change course now -- investing more and at higher percentage rates.
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I must keep up hope that the President will finally change course.
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Shaken by that projection, Mr. Johnson decided to change course last weekend.
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It's possible they could change course quickly again if Congress acts fast.
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That will give Trump leeway to change course when he takes office.
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The Trump administration may change course and back the anti-union challengers.
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But we must decisively change course to arrive at this safe harbor.
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They won't hesitate to speak up when it's time to change course.
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There's no reason to think Assad will change course in Eastern Ghouta.
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So should Trump change course and stop offering to meet with adversaries?
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They are living, breathing examples that it's never too late to change course.
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Just as we would draw a bead on one, it would change course.
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And if we don't change course rapidly, they're going to get catastrophically worse.
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Other Republicans complained that it was too late for Pelosi to change course.
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A third term for a useless president would not help it change course.
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Why change course if the current strategy seems to be succeeding so well?
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Trump has shown a willingness to change course as he acquires new information.
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It is rarely possible to change course sharply after several years in power.
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There is little reason to believe that Clinton/Kaine will substantively change course.
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We don't intend to change course based on small changes here and there.
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For days he pleaded with the administration, privately and publicly, to change course.
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" "The United States, though, will not change course until China changes its ways.
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However, Special Operations forces have yet to change course from their current operations.
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More than two dozen Nobel laureates asked the Hungarian government to change course.
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The senator from South Carolina has called on the president to change course.
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Until you change course, the fate of DACA recipients is in your hands.
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For our children's sake, we had better wake up and change course soon.
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Once Sanders's fans did understand, many of the students believed, they'd change course.
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But after the economy tanked in 0003, the state legislature didn't change course.
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Human rights group Amnesty International said it was calling on Google to change course.
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We must change course to help low-income people, as past strategies have failed.
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Ascendence Biomedical says it has no plans to change course based on the warning.
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Still, President Donald Trump has pressured Fed officials to change course and cut rates.
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Facebook has started down the road of editorial control before, only to change course.
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Teter said she's holding out for the party to change course and nominate Sanders.
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Both times, the opposition failed to oust Maduro or convince him to change course.
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But that doesn't mean they're going to change course, and Virginia's demographics show why.
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"I will not change course," Mr. Macron told the French newspaper Journal du Dimanche.
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But there was little expectation among voters there that Mr. Trump might change course.
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Hopefully the new owners will invest the time and support needed to change course.
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If all goes according to plan, they will change course by the final vote.
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"You still have the option to change course on the S-400," Shanahan wrote.
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South Africa must change course, before a troubled democracy is reduced to a thugocracy.
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McConnell said Monday that the Senate should not change course based on daily developments.
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But Puerto Rico now has a once in a generation opportunity to change course.
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But Morrell responded that the captain did not need company permission to change course.
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But Obama predicted that the election could force the Republican Party to change course.
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Would another month like "red October" for markets force the Fed to change course?
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The latest German data will not make him change course all of a sudden.
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Unless we change course now, we can expect many more Everytowns to become Allentowns.
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Thirty lawmakers from both parties had signed a letter imploring FEMA to change course.
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The Iranians ordered the tanker to change course and stop in nearby Iranian territorial waters.
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But we know where it winds up, if we don't do something to change course.
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In normal times, Turkey's Western allies might help by telling Mr Erdogan to change course.
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If Zuckerberg doesn't change course, the government needs to regulate the company much more tightly.
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But one day another president, and a new attorney-general, could change course once again.
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That might mean that central banks are forced to change course and loosen policy again.
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The American economy would, he thinks, suffer enough damage for Mr Trump to change course.
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But behind the scenes, pressure has mounted on Schumer and the DSCC to change course.
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The team was ready to change course, and they knew just the route to take.
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The European Commission's attempts to get PiS to change course have so far fallen flat.
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This eliminates the drivers having to communicate quickly so the oversized vehicle can change course.
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Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course.
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Parliament can change course this week — but a delay won't break the current Brexit impasse.
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Still, some said they saw signs of progress in the company's decision to change course.
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"Oil tankers are huge, and it takes miles for them to change course," he said.
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This helps her identify key levels where a security is more likely to change course.
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One eventually went ahead after strong public pressure on the event venue to change course.
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If she does not change course, we have no choice but to hold her accountable.
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The captain was told to "change course and return to Mar del Plata," Galeazzi said.
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To date, placing the blame on Xi has not led the Chinese to change course.
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Amendments are not legally binding, but do exert political pressure on May to change course.
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By June, they said, it may be too late for Texas officials to change course.
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The Utah Republican had faced pressure from inside and outside the chamber to change course.
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Its failure persuaded Mr. Metzger and his longtime business partner, Ava Leighton, to change course.
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Victor, already on the board, is seen as a steady hand unlikely to change course.
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We've known this for some time, and yet we have still failed to change course.
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Their approach had worked up until then, so there was no reason to change course.
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To change course, the country's leaders must take on the moneyed elite and religious extremism.
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In fact, it's Inslee's willingness to admit mistakes and change course that distinguishes him most.
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Treasury's actions may end up forcing Maduro's regime to change course as it approaches default.
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Warnings from scientists have gone unheeded by those who have the power to change course.
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In 2016, speedboats buzzed around the Persian Gulf, forcing a US ship to change course.
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At times, that class of people can persuade or force their leader to change course.
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It could still decide to change course, or to not file a lawsuit at all.
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"The United States though will not change course until China changes its ways," Pence said.
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We have now an opportunity to change course or have four more years of the same.
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Plane appears to change course The plane appears to have changed course in this time frame.
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This Instagram video from Chris Hemsworth shows the studio may finally be willing to change course.
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"Either we change course or we sink," pronounced Raúl Castro, who succeeded his brother as president.
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While those play out, the Democrats could win back the White House and change course again.
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"I don't know if Macron's resignation is necessary, but he must completely change course," he said.
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Now it's reckoning with a city that was built on unions, and struggling to change course.
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In those meetings, there is likely to be considerable pressure for his administration to change course.
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But they're so burdened by debt they lack the capital and flexibility needed to change course.
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But evidence suggests that, by themselves, sanctions on oligarchs will not force Russia to change course.
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An Iranian ship steered menacingly close to a U.S. vessel, ignoring radio warnings to change course.
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The Invincible and three ships from the British Royal Navy accompanying it had to change course.
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Still, the bottom line here is the Democrats need to change course and do it fast.
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Following the State Department's announcement, the Republican National Committee (RNC) urged the administration to change course.
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But Powell showed only the Fed will decide when to change course, not investors and politicians.
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Already, the Vatican has urged Trump to change course on dismantling President Obama's climate change policies.
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These penalties may have little effect in persuading the wealthiest tax havens to change course, however.
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Given the virus' global impact, the bank doesn't expect prices to change course until after April.
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But nobody on any side of the bargain shows any indication of wanting to change course.
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If all goes according to plan, they will change course by the final vote in January.
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"The United States, though, will not change course until China changes its ways," Mr. Pence said.
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"But I'm not expecting that there's much Abe could say to convince Trump to change course."
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Still, the chairman is unlikely to change course with only a few months of work remaining.
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In an attempt to change course in Puerto Rico, PROMESA created the Financial Oversight Management Board.
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But the statement on settlements may force him to change course on a delicate domestic issue.
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But I'm betting on the long shot that they change course and go for a fruit.
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There's no sign that the administration — or Trump himself — is ready to change course on Iran.
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This report is not going to be enough for the Fed to change course right now .
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The we who did those things were more than those in power who wanted to change course.
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Or maybe the internet provider giants, facing unprecedented customer outrage, will ask the FCC to change course.
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That said, the Mexican brand had the opportunity to change course since it wasn't shot until December.
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In its autumn statement, it is likely to change course from aggressive fiscal consolidation to mild expansion.
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And it's even harder to then change course with billions of dollars' worth of revenue at stake.
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Yet Mr Trump's decision to change course represents neither a disastrous retreat nor a major moral repulse.
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In getting Trump to change course on the "one China" policy, Beijing may have overplayed its hand.
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Butterfield had discussions with these early investors about returning their capital as he prepared to change course.
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Some hope that Jakaya Kikwete and Benjamin Mkapa, two former presidents, can persuade him to change course.
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Steinmeier had exerted considerable pressure on Schulz to change course for the sake of stability in Germany.
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It suggests that America's great public universities may die from a thousand cuts unless policymakers change course.
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The "we" who did those things were more than those in power who wanted to change course.
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But experts believe the industry must change course and adopt the safety practices of another section: aviation.
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The United States "will not change course until China changes its ways," Pence said in his speech.
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Domestic politics in Pakistan also ensure Islamabad won't change course and comply with US demands anytime soon.
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But the temptation to change course—to focus on the daily circus surrounding the president—is growing.
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But after a study abroad trip to Tanzania during her undergrad years, she decided to change course.
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But there are hints, such as Campbell's testimony, that the Pentagon will push Obama to change course.
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They asked her to keep quiet until January while they tried to convince management to change course.
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Some say the president is heading down a dangerous path and want him to change course. Sen.
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Rauner seemed to change course in a tweet Thursday night, but he did not explicitly endorse Lipinski.
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They face little incentive to change course, even if Democrats win all three branches in November 2020.
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Early on he was principally a guitarist, but errant gunplay in 22000 led him to change course.
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This time, though, he says he'll only change course once the Senate votes on a binding bill.
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Democratic leadership has already pledged to pressure Republican to change course and hold hearings for Obama's nominee.
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But he said he was forced to change course because of the threats leveled at his employees.
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Environmentalists led a vigorous campaign over the past few weeks to persuade Chinese officials to change course.
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Their concern echoes a recent plea by the head of ING for the ECB to change course.
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Their concern echoes a recent plea by the head of ING for the ECB to change course.
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ACE sent a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday morning urging him to change course.
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But Ben warned me that 10,000-page books weren't very fashionable, and I should probably change course.
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But Mr. Kushner is quicker to admit when he has misjudged a situation, and to change course.
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Admirers might cite Mr. Tillerson's willingness to change course as a sign of being nimble when necessary.
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And he put pressure on the company to change course after his election victory in November 2016.
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Have other U.S. presidents criticized the Fed and pressured it to change course, and with what effect?
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Academic research has been under political scrutiny for some time, and this seems unlikely to change course.
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To be sure, some states fighting the mandate would have to drastically change course to meet it.
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Why did Trump change course this time, pulling a Jimmy the Greek by admitting he did something wrong?
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The goal is to show May's government where Parliament stands and try to force her to change course.
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After weeks of saying he didn't believe that Russia hacked the election, Trump appeared to change course Thursday.
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Old hands in Dili remain hopeful that Timor's leaders can find a face-saving way to change course.
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Even so, in thrall to Brexiteering backbenchers and the Eurosceptic press, she is unlikely to change course now.
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So the writing has been on the wall for a while now that Google needed to change course.
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That means it's possible the administration will change course and take steps to punish Riyadh down the line.
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Rob Wittman who is currently exploring a run for governor, but could change course if the opportunity arises.
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We need to change course altogether, use disruption to identify another course of action in consultation with Haitians.
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All of these messages really ought to persuade the Republicans, or at least Republican voters, to change course.
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A vessel can change course or speed or fire a warning shot if the captain perceives a threat.
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There is hope that the world can still change course and reverse the effects associated with climate change.
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After studying business management, Julien decided to change course and come back to winemaking, but started from scratch.
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And after making them, he'd change course, and location, or disappear, following a career GPS of his own.
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So at the same time Pugh announced she was turning pro, the Spirit desperately needed to change course.
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Unfortunately, the moment I stepped down, my successor decided to change course, adopted new policies and all that.
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"The lending industry relies on the FICO scores and that's a big industry to change course," he said.
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In the latter half of the 20th century, environmental concerns prompted all levels of government to change course.
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But he has been laying the groundwork to change course ever since Donald J. Trump was elected president.
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"Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course," Mr. Trump said.
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Big companies, he said, make big investment decisions years in advance and will be slow to change course.
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" It signals a desperate attempt to change course, "sort of how you start driving faster when you're lost.
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This, according to the report, allows the missile to change course in flight to hit a moving ship.
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"We urge the administration to change course and stop playing a game of chicken with the nation's economy."
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Raúl Grijalva, an Arizona Democrat, said he's still hoping the crews will change course before it's too late.
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But in 1988, Kawakubo seemed to abruptly change course: She showed a fall collection dominated by rich scarlet.
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DOE has been trying to change course for several years, but Congress keeps restoring funding for the project.
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It obscures from view various weaknesses in our under standing, until eventually it's too late to change course.
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That's his prerogative, and there's no indication Trump himself is interested enough to force Mulvaney to change course.
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But Mr Trump's volte-face reduces the pressure they can exert on Ms Tsai to change course on China.
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But there are no immediate signs that Beijing will radically change course and turn away from its traditional ally.
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The Iranians ordered the tanker to change course and stop in nearby Iranian territorial waters, according to the officials.
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But if Bugatti's role is to show what Volkswagen, at its very best, can do, it should change course.
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Democrats are hoping an in-depth briefing about the risks the US faces might push Republicans to change course.
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The big question is how easily he'll be able to steer a complex bureaucracy that doesn't change course overnight.
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Amendments are not legally binding on the government but can put political pressure on the government to change course.
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If any amendments are passed, they are not binding on the government but could pressure it to change course.
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If it takes place in Costa Rica they could change course and head to Central America, added the statement.
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For that to be an option, however, the U.S. and Europe will have to change course in three respects.
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They also said they expect the sanctions to continue if the Americans do not change course in three years.
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Now, as we watched the news, we crossed our fingers and hoped the storm would weaken or change course.
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It was also unable to change course after launch, so it probably wasn't the best way to drop bombs.
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It will take a new cCommissioner who can articulate this forcefully and defend the agency's decisions to change course.
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The problem for investors is that there is little sign of the Fed wanting to change course, Raedler added.
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The change would affect iPhones released in the fall of 2018, but Apple could still change course before then.
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But nuclear weapons states won't change course and support the nuclear ban treaty unless enormous public pressure is raised.
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But unless we quickly change course, that's the plane that we are committing our children and grandchildren to board.
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Rather than change course the proposed remedy is a massive new government program of psychological intervention after the fact.
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Garzarelli argued that inflation would need to pick up around the world for other central banks to change course.
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That's because it may need to change course and seek the collaboration of OPEC+ for any future production cuts.
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It was one of several ships that had to abruptly change course after China announced the anti-dumping duty.
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The bottom line: Erdogan is not likely to take recent political indicators as a warning sign to change course.
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But so far the administration has declined to change course on its efforts to shrink the social safety net.
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Opponents of the overhauls hoped that Mr. Trump would use his visit to urge the government to change course.
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It's too important to the Navy's mission, too important to our sailors and marines, for us to change course.
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Even so, if Sanders had been ready and able to change course, what course would he have changed to?
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The challenge is that the company is a "supertanker," and it's hard for something so large to change course.
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In the face of the world's reaction to Mr. Maduro's actions in the assembly, the opposition should change course.
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Internet backlash may already have caused one local government in China to change course on its virus-fighting policies.
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Rick Scott of Florida urged extreme caution in the face of a powerful storm that could quickly change course.
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Injuries being a reality in the N.F.L., the youth movement at quarterback can change course in the coming weeks.
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Van Grack replied that the government would file an updated sentencing submission, a hint that they might change course.
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You're hitting a limit in your love life or in your creative endeavors, and it's time to change course.
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SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan has said it is too early to change course and the currency situation remained "fragile".
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After a week of steps that appeared to undermine the Obamacare markets, the Trump administration appeared to change course.
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On their way back, he directed the entourage to change course and to go to a few particular temples.
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But by the time the public does learn the details of a deal, it's often too late to change course.
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When she uses the X-axis, time, it flags particular times when a stock is most likely to change course.
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Their complaint: that President Emmanuel Macron and his government had abandoned the people, and needed to change course, and fast.
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President Macron conceded on December 10 he had done wrong, and said he would change course to heed their anger.
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The United States should change course and embrace this treaty as the next step toward the abolition of nuclear weapons.
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About every two years, Mars appears to change course in the sky and spend a couple of months traveling backward.
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Erdogan had pledged to use the White House meeting to try to get Trump to change course on the YPG.
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Instead of drafting sanctions bills, Republicans should use their massive leverage over the President to get him to change course.
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Trump has slammed the central banks 2018 rate hikes for thwarting economic growth and publicly pressed policymakers to change course.
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It is not clear what prompted the State Department to change course on its decision to grant Veselnitskaya a visa.
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It may also increase pressure on Brussels and the European Central Bank to change course in terms of economic policy.
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Moreover, they say there's a risk the new South Korean president could ultimately change course on THAAD for economic reasons.
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No, I didn't have either the time or the energy to fight with her and persuade her to change course.
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The company previously allowed some white nationalist content it did not view as racist, but recently decided to change course.
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Trump has slammed the central bank's 2018 rate hikes for thwarting economic growth and publicly pressed policymakers to change course.
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To sustain the economic confidence that began to return after Mr Temer took over in May, he must change course.
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The Energy Department has been trying to change course for several years, but Congress keeps restoring funding for the project.
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When their attacks on Kavanaugh's record fall short, as they inevitably will, Democrats will change course by talking about documents.
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"It's not too late for the court to change course, and we urge that it do so immediately," Pompeo said.
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If CVS Caremark doesn't change course, those patients could lose coverage through Pill Club, Pill Club said on its website.
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If there was ever a time to change course and start governing on behalf of working people, this is it.
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However, strategists said the changes could be more technical than an indication the central bank is about to change course.
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Amazon could still decide to change course and introduce a skinny bundle, but the talks are over, the sources said.
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You can't change course without a map; you can't change your plan when you don't have one to begin with.
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Later he appeared to change course, telling reporters that he would like businesses to reopen by Easter, on April 12.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, have no plans to change course on confirming him.
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"If we don't change course and invest in scientific research, we risk losing one of America's greatest advantages," he wrote.
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With the deadline for tax reform slipping, some prominent conservatives are pressing President Trump and congressional Republicans to change course.
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Every effort, every desire that began in you must change course, the snowflakes blowing for hours, gray but still burning.
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An unresolved appeal still leaves room for the Trump administration to change course and halt the payments at any time.
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While he had yet to publicly back an impeachment inquiry, he privately pushed Pelosi to change course and open one.
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Read more from The Hill: Obama pushes to 'change course' and bring Gitmo detainees to US View the discussion thread.
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Now, May's entire party is in turmoil, with some members threatening to challenge her leadership if she doesn't change course.
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"My main fear is that we could have a mini version of 2008 if the Fed doesn't change course," Cramer said.
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So far, however, Republican leadership has shown no indications it plans to change course from having the intelligence committee alone investigate.
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He told CNBC that he'd been an "idiot" for not doing it sooner — but it wasn't his idea to change course.
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If the corruption fight is to resume, prosecutors say, both the supreme court and the president will have to change course.
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You'll know it's time to change course when you get new data that closes one path or opens a new path.
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He emphasized "data dependency" on Wednesday and said if data do not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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If President Obama is in any way serious about seeking a world free of nuclear weapons, he needs to change course.
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If we do not change course, history will judge us, and there will be no excuse for our failure to act.
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First, North Korea has no interest in giving up its nuclear program, and likely won't change course based on this designation.
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But there are three reasons to doubt that, in reality, enough inflation will appear to force the Fed to change course.
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"If we do not change course, history will judge us, and there will be no excuse for our failure to act."
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On Monday, Confindustria joined other employers' groups representing 65 percent of GDP to demand the government change course and boost investment.
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His plummeting poll numbers suggest that he is cruising toward defeat in November unless he is able to drastically change course.
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Ava Winery hadn't looked into these regulations before it started to make wine, which has caused Endless West to change course.
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Last month the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee said the group may need to change course and begin cutting production once again.
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But even if Sessions decides the federal government should change course on state marijuana rules, Congress could set up roadblocks. Rep.
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Congress' handling of health care reform is ultimately why Tran said she decided to change course -- she's now challenging Republican Rep.
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But it does show that the President will follow that rhetoric into the future, even as countries and companies change course.
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The central bank, however, is unlikely to change course, with Chairman Thomas Jordan recently saying the exchange rate situation remained "fragile".
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But Philippe has refused to change course, saying voters who backed his party earlier this year were voting for these policies.
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It is caused by a set of obviously dysfunctional economic policies held in place by a government unwilling to change course.
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Although sanctions are seen as an unlikely last resort, their threat is deemed as useful to convince Italy to change course.
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Trump has floated new auto tariffs and cutting back federal subsidies for GM's electric cars if the automaker doesn't change course.
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Mr. Ahern and Mr. Finnegan, who met while working at Daniel Boulud's DB Bistro Moderne in Miami, decided to change course.
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The election of Donald Trump represents an opportunity for this country to change course and correct the problems of the past.
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A federal judge had rejected the rule before it took effect, which influenced the current administration's decision to change course (Bloomberg).
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He campaigned against touching Medicare and Social Security and reiterated he had no desire to change course when he took office.
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But the Israeli officials also say any Israeli decision to change course will have to be discussed with the Trump administration.
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There's little to indicate he'll change course this year; indeed, NATO's leadership has credited Trump with spurring members to spend more.
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For opponents of the judicial overhauls, the European court is their last, best hope to force the government to change course.
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The NCAA, however, has so far remained adamant that it will not change course, and will hold the tournaments as planned.
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There's no sign that it plans to change course, but the collisions aren't going to get less visible, damaging, or damning.
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It's at least possible that at some point this will become unsustainable and we really will need to change course economically.
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Democrats, who had just won the House and Senate by running against the war, were not about to suddenly change course.
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But the president's sentiments clashed with public-health officials, who used the model presented Tuesday to persuade him to change course.
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If Mr. Trump continues to go after the F.B.I., however, Mr. Wray might have to change course and risk a blowup.
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By 2011, it was clear that an H.I.V. outbreak was brewing in the region, but elected officials did not change course.
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But that clarifying remark was washed away Friday when the president took to Twitter to press the Fed to change course.
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We are at war with radical Islamists, we are losing the war, and we must change course to win the war.
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Without the full weight of China, pressure tactics are unlikely to force North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, to change course.
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Likely it's these four secrets to a secure retirement: Markets fluctuate, but that doesn't necessarily mean you need to change course.
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But the White House is trying to change course in so many areas while still struggling to fill out its team.
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But the Living Planet Report also comes to an additional conclusion: While time is increasingly short, we can still change course.
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If any amendments are passed, they are not binding on the government but could put pressure on it to change course.
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Kent calls the cult indoctrination process a "series of acquiescences" that gradually take away a person's ability to meaningfully change course.
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So several states — Maine, Nevada, New Mexico, and New Hampshire — could radically change course depending on who wins and what measures pass.
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"It is not too late for the UK government to change course, but time is running out," she wrote in The Times.
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GIGOT: So what recourse do you have in Congress to actually make the president change course, I guess, other than speaking up?
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Victor, who has been a group co-managing director for several years, is seen as a steady hand unlikely to change course.
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Haley urged the UN Security Council to adopt tougher sanctions against the country in a bid to get Pyongyang to change course.
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But despite the momentum behind the legislation, some Democrats argue that Republicans should still do more to urge Trump to change course.
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Trump has slammed the central banks rate hikes in 2018 as thwarting economic growth and has publicly pressed policymakers to change course.
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It's true that it's Hot Pie who lets Arya know that the Starks are back in Winterfell, forcing her to change course.
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Crude oil prices hit an 12-year low on Thursday, and funds said their bets on oil could change course in 2016.
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Administrators refused to change course despite letters from Ash's pediatrician attesting to the emotional toll the bathroom drama was exacting on him.
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When the VIX and the market move in the same direction, it typically means that the market is about to change course.
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Once-vaunted public safety strategies have failed to contain the mayhem, but there's little consensus on how — or whether — to change course.
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Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee requested that the Democrat in charge change course on obtaining President Trump's tax returns.
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But the flexible approach and absence of final rules also means it would be easier for the next administration to change course.
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Or, they can change course and try to distance themselves from Trump – a move of political calculation only aimed at self-preservation.
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But gun researchers can ask the broader questions: What larger factors contribute to suicide trends, and what might help us change course?
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He did not change course the next day, though the Vatican said the comments should be interpreted broadly, not just about Trump.
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Trump has denounced the Obama administration's treatment of Israel and promised to change course when he is sworn in on Jan. 20.
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"Once again, we urge the administration to change course and develop a clear and comprehensive strategy to hold China accountable," Shay said.
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"The John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 will help the United States change course," the summary said.
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" The National Retail Federation urged the Trump administration "to change course and stop playing a game of chicken with the nation's economy.
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Graham was one of a group of senators who wrote a letter to Trump on Wednesday night asking him to change course.
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French government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux said the government is open to discussing the underlying issues with protesters, but will not change course.
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After years of meddling too much for his own good, perhaps Ranieri saw his oncoming career winter and decided to change course.
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But the officers did not change course, then later mistook the Crystal for one of the ships they believed was farther away.
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Mexico's track record reveals another important danger: Once a country starts down the path toward militarization, it is difficult to change course.
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Justice Page is one of the schools contributing to that gap, and Ms. Rathke and her team are working to change course.
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The change would affect iPhones released in the fall of 2018, but Apple could still change course before then, these people said.
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If Mr. Trump does not change course, his silence could effectively doom any hopes Mr. Corker has for seeking a third term.
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Traders are placing bets on whether the Fed will be forced to change course by a slowing economy and swooning stock market.
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For years, Steve Smith, once a member of a dicamba advisory panel set up by Monsanto, urged the company to change course.
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A spokeswoman for The Times said the company, which has sponsored Shakespeare in the Park for 20 years, would not change course.
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But she said the Fed could change course if weakness persists, by, for example, not moving forward with additional interest rate increases.
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For it is only by fully confronting the traumatic and contradictory currents of American history that we can begin to change course.
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The president, on Wednesday, gave Democrats a very valuable -- and vocal -- ally in their push to force congressional Republicans to change course.
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And so we all are conscious that something just as epic must be done to change course before it is too late.
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And we've seen what happened to the market in previous instances when it seemed like the Fed was going to change course.
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The regulator could impose fines if the company does not change course, and offering affected passengers more might increase the total bill.
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This is why the United Nations secretary-general, António Guterres, believes we have only until 2020 to change course and get started.
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Fir Tree also joined Q Investments in September in calling for Jones Energy to change course, including the possible sale of the company.
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Through internal complaints, employees led Zuckerberg to change course: the news feed algorithm switched from favoring inflammatory stories — clickbait — to focusing on friends.
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Still, Trump's apparent ability to convince companies to change course has spooked financial markets, with the peso hitting historic lows against the dollar.
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On Sunday, Raab told BBC in an interview that May's Brexit deal was totally flawed but she could still change course, Reuters reported.
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On the other hand: As Axios' Jonathan Swan reports, Trump believes to his core that tariffs work and isn't anxious to change course.
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Trump is not known to admit mistakes and often doubles down under pressure, so it's unlikely he'll try to change course on Syria.
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And as long as these taboos exist, and respectable mainstream conservatives defer to them, it will be hard — maybe impossible — to change course.
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But when the judge ruled, in 2014, that the case had no jurisdiction in the state of Texas, Bailey had to change course.
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Ms Simon explains how Ms Harris would tell youngsters their chances of going to jail or dying if they did not change course.
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It said captains are at liberty to change course for reasons such as weather, crew illness or to help another ship at sea.
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Though the Fed has voted to keep rates steady so far this year, it has indicated that it could change course if warranted.
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If that's the case, and Tehran's behavior doesn't stop soon, it's possible the Trump administration could change course and consider a military response.
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The SNTE, the far bigger of the two, has cast its lot with the new policies, and may be loth to change course.
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And if you make it hard for them to win an election if they block those laws, they'll change course, I promise you.
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These considerations aside, it is improbable at best that Beijing will see it in its interests to oblige Mr. Kim to change course.
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged Wednesday, and gave no sign that it would change course on its rate hiking path ahead.
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Only two weeks ago, Merkel repeated her mantra that Germany could manage the influx of refugees and said she would not change course.
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He was always suspicious of political competition, which he blames for Uganda's violent past, and sees less reason than ever to change course.
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That 2015 blowout may have been the best thing that could have happened to the Broncos, as it forced them to change course.
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In Brussels, the President is not likely to change course and honestly admit that, as a strategic leader, he's concerned about climate change.
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He pointed to other tweaks to its policies announced on Wednesday as evidence that the bank itself recognized it needed to change course.
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What's next: Immigrant rights groups say the history of these practices is all the more reason to push for officials to change course.
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"We are at war with radical Islamists, we are losing the war, and we must change course to win the war," Gingrich says.
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When it comes to the United States, these sources say Moscow is not willing to change course, make concessions or launch new initiatives.
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While it might not be too late to change course, history shows that stopping an arms race is much harder than igniting one.
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They completed a couple episodes, and then Disney decided to change course — to the point that Minsky was removed from the new series.
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I urge President Trump to change course while there is still time by going back to the safe zone concept that was working.
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They reelected Nancy Pelosi to be minority leader, and she went as far as to say that Democrats don't want to change course.
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Roggio suggests Washington impose sanctions on Pakistan and unleash travel restrictions on some individuals as a way to get Islamabad to change course.
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It will require setting priorities and making choices, yet waiting until a crisis has arrived is far too late to change course responsibly.
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VSCO CEO Joel Flory After launching VSCO as an Adobe plug-in, improved camera capabilities on smartphones motivated the business to change course.
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Kim had previously given the United States a vague deadline for the end of this calendar year to change course on denuclearization talks.
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Meanwhile, we're not reckoning with scientists' predictions that worst-case weather scenarios will be more likely — and common — if we don't change course.
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Seemingly unable to change course, Mr. Putin's regime is desperately searching for an ideology in the dark corners of Russian history and theology.
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When Holt protested that the insult was not befitting a president, Trump went further, suggesting he would change course if he were elected.
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Trump, who has shown a rapport with Erdogan, could still try to change course by seeking to issue a waiver and postpone sanctions.
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President Trump, meanwhile, has publicly slammed the central bank's prior rate hikes for thwarting economic growth and he also pressed policymakers to change course.
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The Mets elected to change course Wednesday, allowing Robert Gsellman to take his normal turn in the rotation and bumping Syndergaard back to Thursday.
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Shortly after those comments, El-Erian said the Fed could change course on rates next year that is much more favorable to the market.
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"My main fear is that we could have a mini version of 2008 if the Fed doesn't change course," the "Mad Money" host said.
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According to Reuters, Tillerson has already played a key role in convincing Trump to change course and commit to recognize the "One China" policy.
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And specifications for military deployments overseas will require some degree of continuity, even if an incoming executive vows to change course once in office.
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While enterprise subscription businesses often have lower turnover because there's too much friction to change course, people can change their habits on a whim.
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The owner of Greenspon Gallery told ARTnews that she decided to change course after receiving threats and criticism from colleagues in the art world.
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Thankfully, there's still time to change course and to reject the massive expansion of corporate power that the ratification of these treaties would allow.
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"The big ship is slowly starting to tack and change course and these are the early signs that people are paying attention," Anderson said.
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Al Mottur, a shareholder at Brownstein, said Iraqi officials were the ones who persuaded the Trump administration to change course on the travel policy.
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"In light of the mounting evidence that these tariffs will harm Americans, I will continue to push the administration to change course," Hatch added.
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After he reported the sub had experienced a "short circuit," he was told to "change course and return to Mar del Plata," said Galeazzi.
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However, shortly after the announcement, as a result of our strategy discussions, we determined to change course back to the $9.95 monthly price point.
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But so far there is no evidence that Trump is willing to change course and several Republican lawmakers have warned against going after Mueller.
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What can be done to change course and stop spending billions of taxpayer dollars to keep people behind bars for excessive lengths of time?
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These staff changes could be a way for Trump to change course in the face of low approval ratings and a stagnant legislative agenda.
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But now, after 15 months of negotiations between the New York Police Department and local politicians, America's largest city is beginning to change course.
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Akzo said Elliott and York Capital Management, which has joined the Dutch lawsuit, were still trying to force the Dulux paintmaker to change course.
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Though they'd get lumped in with other lo-fi, garage-rock bands, there was a fearlessness to change course that helped them stand out.
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Things quickly change course when Mia's paternal grandmother comes into town and informs Mia that her late father was the crown prince of Genovia.
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Let us work together to change course and ensure that Israel will continue to be the Jewish democratic state it is meant to be.
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And it is unclear whether there will be enough of a backlash, either domestically or internationally, to make the prime minister change course significantly.
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Many observers expected the organization to change course once Mr. Malpass — whom Mr. Trump selected to run the bank — was installed in the job.
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Many a writer has started out certain of a particular direction only to change course midway, as though a ghost's hand took the tiller.
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Our opponents believe because the government's majority is so small that our resolve will weaken and that they can force us to change course.
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A country cannot, for example, reinstate the death penalty, but it can change course on laws that guarantee, say, the speediness of a trial.
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Such engagement should include discussion of mechanisms of transitional justice that could ensure officials they can change course without being the object of persecution.
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But with few options to compel the Trump administration to change course, Iranian leaders may choose a more violent tactic to make their point.
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"Knowing that you're headed in a direction with the freedom to change course — to us, that's just a lot better than feeling rudderless," Fields adds.
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Virgin Australia and Jetstar, both of which fly to Bali from Australia, said they would carry extra fuel in case they needed to change course.
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Events change course several times as the stakes ramp up to such a degree that it's impossible to predict what the characters might do next.
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But in phone conversations, officials predicted the wholesale termination of crime-fighting and anti-recidivism projects if the Justice Department doesn't change course this year.
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This special report will argue that for the country not only to prosper but to be strong as a nation, it needs to change course.
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And all of whom seem, at least at the moment, unlikely to suddenly change course and make a last-minute entrance into the 2020 race.
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Italy's Deputy Prime Minister, Luigi Di Maio, has told CNBC that his country will not change course despite fears of ballooning debt and struggling growth.
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The move fueled speculation on what drove Anbang to change course, especially given that many Chinese overseas acquisitions have been encouraged by the country's authorities.
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Even if the trade war with China relaxes, Ford says it won't change course, since it only expected sales of around 50,000 per year anyway.
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If we do not change course, we will continue to witness the collapse of quality medical care replaced by a government run single-payer system.
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The political dispute started on June 5, roiling LNG trade and causing at least one tanker to change course and UK gas prices to spike.
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They put aside differences and historical divisions to collectively change course on a pressing global problem by ratifying the historic Paris agreement combating climate change.
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Her refusal to change course on refugees deepened a split with the arch-conservative Christian Social Union (CSU), the Bavarian sister party of the CDU.
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It has become an all too familiar cycle that badly damages US authority, because Mr. Trump lacks the leverage to compel Kim to change course.
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"When it becomes clear that something is not working as intended when it does not advance our security, we have to change course," Obama said.
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"I continue to hope that they will change course and begin producing the information we need to do our job under the Constitution," he added.
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However, while Gingrich, Ryan, McConnell and others expressed hope that Trump would change course, none indicated they would consider withdrawing their support for his campaign.
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The fact that the ECB might later change course or buy other assets does little to convince that inflation will soon answer to its commands.
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To change course, Congress could pass a new bill — called a "Reverse Mass Incarceration Act" — providing money to states that cut both crime and incarceration.
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To change course, we need to pay much closer attention to how, when and whether AI technologies are gendered and, crucially, who is gendering them.
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The New York Mets are one of the hottest teams in baseball, just days after a puzzling trade deadline where they appeared to change course.
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That suggests policymakers are not foreseeing any sharp retail price rises that could force the central bank to change course and tighten policy more quickly.
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So by 303, if we don't change course, many of the biggest cities in the Middle East and South Asia will be literally unlivably hot.
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Details: The plan does not say how the nation would reach the emissions goal or what it would cost, and future governments could change course.
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The Trump administration's preferred strategy to stop or contain North Korea depends on persuading China to use its influence to get Pyongyang to change course.
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"If you have a willing student and he's hungry and he's humble and he wants to learn, as a teacher … " He halted to change course.
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The White House is still reviewing the final text, and there's concern, as there always is at this point, that Trump will suddenly change course.
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The GOP has a different long-term goal in mind, and it's to perfect Trumpism rather than change course after some sort of electoral chastening.
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As Australians stumble toward new ways of work, leisure and life, our bureau chief asks, will a conservative government skeptical of climate change change course?
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But Trump is known to change course quickly, and there was little optimism inside the White House that Pruitt's standing would remain on solid ground.
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But as the Islamic State became a dire enough threat to return American troops to Iraq, Mr. Obama felt compelled to change course on Afghanistan.
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Were the Trump administration to change course and support India's accession to APEC, it would be seen as a major gesture to the Modi government.
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After amassing the testimony and preparing for the articles of impeachment, the House could change course and introduce a resolution for censure of the President.
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Lyft said last week that it tried to cut back on coupons, but didn&apost see it matched by Uber, leading it to change course.
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Warning Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro of "further actions" if his government doesn't change course, Trump's speech was an impassioned rallying cry before the international community.
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He has time to change course and deploy his potentially powerful committee as an institution committed to economic justice and the equality under the law.
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But if Kim continues to violate UN resolutions -- with more missile and nuclear tests -- the countries carrying Kim's water may be willing to change course.
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Within the OPEC group, poorer producers have also struggled to make wealthier Gulf members, who have been able to weather lower oil prices better, change course.
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"My main fear is that we could have a mini version of 2008 if the Fed doesn't change course," the "Mad Money " host said Monday night.
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However, the board is strictly limited in any moves to interfere with shareholders' ability to replace directors and force a company to change course that way.
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You see, this case for Trump starts from an extreme premise: America is sick, and even at risk of death, if we don't radically change course.
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For several years after the decision, I kept track of each new appeal that invited the justices to change course, but eventually, I abandoned the project.
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But it took the view that even if the loss of respect judges once enjoyed was to be regretted, it was not possible to change course.
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BUT He also said he's "not here to tell you that Donald Trump's done nothing wrong," but that the House needs to change course on process.
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Why it matters: The administration is betting the sanctions will hit the Iranian economy hard and force the regime to change course (or, perhaps, to change).
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Dorsey wanted the decade-old social media business to not change course and remain focused on products that users are familiar with, the Bloomberg report said.
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Both these events, ironically, had to do with Turkey attempting to change course on policies that may well have opened the door to the airport bombing.
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As George Magnus, an economist, writes in "Red Flags: Why Xi's China is in Jeopardy", demography is not destiny, and China has time to change course.
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But Julie Pace of the Associated Press shared her reporting about whether the reaction to the attacks might give the administration a chance to change course.
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In place of fixed hierarchical structures, Amazon prioritizes three things: (1) allegiance to the data, (2) discovery through experimentation, and (23) a willingness to change course.
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The government is also expected to announce other measures aimed at easing tensions, just three weeks after asserting it would not change course (The Associated Press).
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If we don't change course, the consequences could be dire, and not just for thousands of desperate immigrants who deserve a chance for a new life.
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With no signs to change course from the White House, DeVos maintained her position from Tuesday's House hearing at the follow-up Senate hearing on Thursday.
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The core of his messaging has been that McDonald's won't change course strategically, but that misconduct of any kind will not be allowed under his leadership.
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The core of his messaging has been that McDonald's won't change course strategically but that misconduct of any kind will not be allowed under his leadership.
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"We never know those things in our own lives that are going to stop us in our tracks and completely change course for us," he explained.
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New York's bill is an important step in that direction, and a sign that even states with the worst records on this issue can change course.
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While the final result is technically a loss, the President's decision to withdraw over three years allows him the flexibility to change course with renegotiated terms.
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He never was quite enough of a threat to her actual nomination to really require her to change course in a fundamental way in this campaign.
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Many leading Republicans, alarmed by Mr. Trump's candidacy and intimately familiar with the demographic shifts underway, believe the party must immediately change course after this election.
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People briefed on the deliberations said Mr. Trump planned to address the issue in a speech on Wednesday, but they cautioned he could still change course.
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After years of unsuccessful talks and handshake deals with Beijing, the United States should change course and begin cutting some of its economic ties with China.
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"All of us, when we make profound decisions in our lives, have times when we second-guess and moments when we change course," he told me.
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"These poll results should be an urgent wake-up call to change course," Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety President Cathy Chase said in a release.
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The wage number could impact markets if there is a surprise, but the Fed is not expected to change course based on July data, she said.
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In its report, Moody's acknowledged that oftentimes policy proposals offered on the campaign trail are politically driven, and elected officials often change course after winning office.
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It may have opened a window by bringing home to us the tragic realities of warfare, and it might have presented an opportunity to change course.
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Ultimately, the President and the country would not be in this place but for Donald Trump's astounding sense of entitlement and his inability to change course.
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This provides an opportunity for the new administration to change course and do away with the excessive secrecy surrounding the JCPOA imposed by the Obama administration.
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"The attacks began an era of endless war for our country and we must change course," Sanders wrote in the email sent out by his campaign.
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I must keep up hope that the President will finally change course, and I stand ready to work with him or anyone else should that happen.
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Backes & Strauss has a reputation for unapologetically bold diamond-set timepieces — and there is no plan to change course, the company's chief executive, Vartkess Knadjian, said.
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On matters of discretion, the administration can move faster, but there are limited places where current law gives the administration much power to quickly change course.
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The German-flagged Alan Kurdi, which has 65 migrants on board, decided on Saturday to change course for Malta after a standoff with the Italian government.
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However, industry experts and ratings agencies are pressuring Pemex to change course before Lopez Obrador finalizes a new business plan for Pemex expected later this month.
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The "exit memos" released Thursday offer a view of Obama's accomplishments, but also a map of areas where President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to change course.
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If the Justice Department were to change course and oppose Mueller appearing before Congress, lawmakers would have several possible options to try to bring him in anyway.
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"I am told that RNC chairman Reince Priebus is furious – he has had multiple discussions with Trump telling him he needs to drastically change course," Karl said.
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The non-OPEC heavyweight has warned the energy alliance must tread carefully this week to ensure it does not change course by 180 degrees whenever it meets.
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President Donald Trump has described the independent central bank's rate hikes in 2018 as an obstacle to strong economic growth and publicly pressed policymakers to change course.
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However, El-Erian noted that cash gives investors resilience to last through turbulent times, the option to change course on new data, and agility to react quickly.
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"Unless we change course, 5.6 million young people alive today will die prematurely later in life from tobacco use," said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb in a statement.
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And while that would be a giant shift from today, when Apple CEO Tim Cook insists privacy is a human right, a future executive could change course.
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League politicians deny they are under pressure from their supporters to change course on the budget, saying the unhappiness is directed at 5-Star rather than Salvini.
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Some experts believe Trump could try to change course, potentially using a last-minute deal on Patriots as a way of saving face for him and Erdogan.
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For years, Tinder had tried to downplay the app's more casual nature, but it's now able to change course due to its acquisition of dating app Hinge.
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Still, Kerry must face a sobering reality: When it comes to foreign relations, the new administration is likely to change course, possibly in a very big way.
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In its first statement since December's interest rate hike, the Federal Reserve gave no indication that it will change course on its expected rate-hike path today.
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Draghi, echoing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's comments in January, said it was largely the global environment and political risk that had forced the ECB to change course.
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Acton already pivoted away from Rocket Skates to make the Blink Board, and Peter Treadway, Acton's CTO, isn't shy about the company's willingness to change course again.
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Powell later left the door open to other options, emphasizing "data dependency" and saying if data did not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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One of the Chinese jets came underneath the U.S. plane at a high rate of speed, "causing our aircraft to veer off and change course," Logan said.
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Instead of trying to pass legislation, which, they note, Trump wouldn't sign, they've publicly and privately urged the White House to change course on its trade policy.
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Curbelo said he's hoping those Democratic holdouts will change course and sign the petition, but predicted their support ultimately won't be necessary to reach the 218 mark.
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Still, Kasich appealed to Trump and the administration to change course and advised everyone to consider the plight of people making this trek to the United States.
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Without any real reason to change course, we should expect Kim to keep doing what he does best -- playing the President and working on developing more weapons.
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But the Pentagon failed to change course based on lessons learned in Mosul, and thousands more civilians were needlessly killed and injured in Raqqa as a result.
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Still, the impact should be minimal at best, they said, though that could change if Trump decides to change course and target a broader range of products.
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Being able to see the map draw out as you're flying means you can change course, or take multiple passes over a problem area before you land.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's former Brexit minister Dominic Raab said on Sunday that Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was fatally flawed but she could still change course.
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Germany, one of the signatories to the deal, reacted to Iran's decision on the centrifuges by saying it was not too late for Iran to change course.
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After more than a hundred years of air-conditioned buildings, it's going to be very hard to change course, even if we wanted to at this point.
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Investors were beginning to fear a slowdown and wanted to see more acknowledgment from the Fed that it would change course in the face of economic weakness.
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I'm optimistic that things are getting so bad, on campus at least, they're so bad that there's a rise in recognition that we got to change course.
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In this case, the only way to press the Maduro government to change course seems to be oil-based sanctions, led by but not limited to Washington.
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"To change course now and call into question much of the structure of the federal government would be an overruling without precedent in the history of precedent."
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Tuesday's decision removes a hurdle for appeal, but does not indicate the court will change course and allow a full probe into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan.
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Baptiste said that a pro-Wet'suwet'en rally, which took place on February 10, inspired the vitriol, because it forced several bus routes to change course, delaying commuters.
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In a joint statement Tuesday, Britain, France and Germany ... said that they had 'sought to persuade Iran to change course' and 'worked hard' to address its concerns.
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"I urge President Trump to change course while there is still time by going back to the safe zone concept that was working," Graham added on Wednesday.
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The decision to change course came after threats and harassment, said Adrienne Ayers, who goes by Numi and is the founder and co-director of Afrofuture Youth.
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Geologist Sigurðsson said the IMO is working on forecasting which rivers are liable to change course in the near future so adjustments in infrastructure can be made.
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We don't know how human societies are ultimately going to respond to climate change, whether they will manage to change course or continue blundering ahead into catastrophe.
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People briefed on the White House deliberations said Mr. Trump planned to address the issue in a speech on Wednesday, but cautioned he could still change course.
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As for his vote on annexation, he started by denying he had voted yes, only to change course and say he had been forced to do it.
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After Harley-Davidson announced the closure of its Kansas City plant, some workers hoped that President Trump would step in and pressure the company to change course.
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The policy and disturbing images of young of children being held in cages sparked a public backlash, causing the administration to subsequently change course on family separation.
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A startling UN Security Council vote Monday showed how far America's closest allies are willing to go to try to force the White House to change course.
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Market participants are expected to watch the event closely, with special attention to any clues from Powell that the Fed intends to change course from its current intentions.
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Last week, European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi said rising inflation on the continent hadn't yet shown a convincing trend for the central bank to change course.
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A bipartisan group of 20103 senators and 51 members of the House of Representatives wrote letters to acting DEA administrator Chuck Rosenberg, calling on him to change course.
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A bipartisan group of 11 senators and 51 members of the House of Representatives wrote letters to acting DEA administrator Chuck Rosenberg, calling on him to change course.
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Within days a combination of collapsing currency and pressure from within the ANC forced him to change course and appoint Mr Gordhan, who had held the job before.
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"Then a real shift in strategy as they've decided to … accelerate production on the Model 3, change course and buy SolarCity, and now this mystery event, " he said.
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This delivered an easy triumph to Mr Trump, whose tweet was credited by many headline writers with having persuaded the congressmen to change course, albeit without much evidence.
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Still, it's unlikely that the official search will change course to account for Goodfellow's theory – too many resources have already been poured into the current investigation taking place.
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The statement, however, stopped well short of indicating that Fed officials might change course from the multiple rate hikes in 2016 forecast in December's summary of economic projections.
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" Later, too, the German delegation also was caught laughing at Trump when he asserted the country would be fully dependent on Russian energy unless they "immediately change course.
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However, by then it will be too late for the United Kingdom to change course, since, by triggering Article 50, Prime Minister May has started an irreversible process.
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"Now is not the time to change course and have the Obama administration try to renegotiate anything with the Russians," said Senator Lindsey Graham, who represents South Carolina.
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The United States "will not change course until China changes its ways," Pence said in his speech at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Papua New Guinea.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said Mr. Obama "does intend to veto this legislation," and would work to persuade lawmakers in both parties to change course.
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Powell is likely to continue Yellen's moderately paced rate hikes, though low inflation or the effects of a successful GOP tax plan could force him to change course.
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It's not too late for the president to change course again — to demonstrate leadership, avoid friction with our allies, and put Iran and its enablers on the defensive.
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The United States should encourage its allies in the region to change course and pressure the TMC to accept the demand of the Sudanese people for democratic rule.
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It feels like watching someone you love heading towards a wall, and if they don't change course they'll die, but you don't have the power to stop them.
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Methane and carbon dioxide emissions from natural gas are on the rise, making the need for the government to change course and ban fracking all the more urgent.
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It's better to be prepared and have the storm change course than to ignore it or act like it's "just hype" and then realize you made a mistake.
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Mr. Xi made it clear during his visit to the northeast, which was almost entirely dominated by state-owned companies, that he was not about to change course.
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The outrage transcended political party, forced President Trump to change course and represented an all-too-rare instance when his reprehensible actions earned a properly disgusted, widespread rebuke.
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We now have a historic opportunity to change course and recognize the dignity of the individuals and communities that have had their humanity overlooked for far too long.
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But in contrast to her assertion last week that the North was "begging for war," Ms. Haley said on Monday that Pyongyang still has room to change course.
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One final variable: A future American administration could always change course on climate policy — and even try to rejoin the agreement once Mr. Trump is out of office.
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It is not the soldiers' fault that their country sent them on a mission that was not achievable and failed to change course when that fact became apparent.
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This leaves a lot of workers wondering how to get their workplaces to change course and let people avoid commuting and working in close proximity with each other.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit-supporting lawmakers in British Prime Minister Theresa May's party called on her to change course on Brexit but said they supported her remaining as leader.
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It's not too late for our leaders to examine the facts, apply the values of the faith traditions that inspire many Americans' concern for refugees, and change course.
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If the people are dissatisfied with how the president is fulfilling the responsibilities of his office, then they have the means to change course through the ballot box.
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Yet Erdogan's comments Thursday suggest he is unlikely to admit he was wrong and change course on any of them, with likely dire consequences for Turkey and beyond.
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"You still have the option to change course on the S-400," Shanahan wrote, adding that Ankara also risks U.S. sanctions if the deal with the Kremlin is completed.
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Sessions, the 69-year-old Alabama senator, is likely to change course and place a greater emphasis on more traditional criminal law areas such as drug and immigration enforcement.
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He knew it was over months ago, unless one truly believes that superdelegates will somehow change course at the convention (and, short of an act of god they won't).
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Under his watch, [Sony Pictures Television] has been transformed into a stronger and more nimble organization, able to pivot and change course quickly in today's rapidly evolving entertainment landscape.
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"We decided it was the best decision to open up that way rather than start the traditional way of tipping for six months and then change course," he said.
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Wallace-Wells isn't counseling despair or saying all is lost; he's merely laying out the alarming facts of what is likely to happen if we don't radically change course.
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First, it delivered an easy triumph to Mr Trump, whose tweet was credited by many headline writers with having persuaded the congressmen to change course, albeit without much evidence.
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"It is my hope that in the days and months ahead that this administration will change course and work with me on the issue of gun safety," he said.
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The change would affect iPhones released in the fall of 2018, but Apple could still change course before then, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday.
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Mario Draghi, the bank's president, stressed that the guidance on both QE and interest rates depends on events, leaving the bank room to change course if it thinks fit.
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New fire risks may present a new crisis to power utilities, but so long as they manage their liabilities within the "prudent" buffer, there's little incentive to change course.
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IBM had evaluated its cloud capacity in Britain before the June "Brexit" vote, he said, but it saw no reason to change course as a result of the decision.
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To assuage these concerns, and to force the Soviet Union to change course, America deployed the Pershing II ballistic missile and a new ground-launched cruise missile into Europe.
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The White House is now laying out what legislative director Marc Short described this week as an "aggressive schedule" for the fall to change course for the Trump administration.
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Although the sanctions on North Korea announced Saturday build on previous rounds of sanctions, they will almost certainly not convince North Korea to change course in any meaningful way.
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"With core inflation still weak, it seems unlikely that this will cause the ECB to change course" on its bond-buying program, said Bert Colijn, economist at bank ING.
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Be smart: Whatever his lawyers and spokespeople say, what will matter is what Trump says — and he has shown he's willing to change course with any whim or tweet.
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It's generally agreed by most climate scientists and those in the field that if we don't change course, we will experience food shortages before too many more decades pass.
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Their best hope is that the EPA and Department of Justice (which is fighting the community in court) change course and get in line with President Trump's stated priorities.
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Of course, there is a chance that something could change—that winds could shift and that Hurricane Harvey could change course, perhaps missing some of Texas' most populated areas.
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That way, you can say that Clinton is winning the superdelegates who are unlikely to change course, and that she's overwhelmingly likely to also win the pledged delegate count.
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We hope the administration will change course, for the sake of the pet industry, the millions of Americans whose lives are enriched by pet ownership, and for our economy.
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Powell said the central bank would stay on hold and would not change course unless it saw changes in the economic outlook or a very persistent rise in inflation.
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But that also was before the big tax cut bill was passed and, as the market analysts note, there is no indication that a President Pence would change course.
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After several senior officials insisted the government would not change course after the IMF deal, the Treasury Ministry last month froze planned cuts in export taxes for soy products.
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"I would like the Pope, who is head of all the Catholic bishops, to change course immediately and reverse his actions on the lobbying efforts against us," he said.
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In this Season 4 finale, they hatch a plan to clear his reputation, while Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) and Mike (Jonathan Banks) are forced to change course after a walkout.
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President Donald Trump previously said he wanted to reopen parts of the economy by Easter, but the trove of data about deaths from the coronavirus made him change course.
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The fighting spirit of being an entrepreneur, at its core, is about believing in something through good times and bad—even when it means it's time to change course.
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AMD had licensed a lower performance version of its earlier technology for sale there through a joint venture, but was forced to change course amid shifts in U.S. policy.
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She praises the president as a leader who always treated her with respect and describes an honest relationship in which he would sometimes change course based on her counsel.
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"We must not change course, because the policy direction is right and necessary," Macron said in an hour-long address outlining his blueprint for a transition towards cleaner energy.
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But the pull of her family's business made her change course, and she joined her parents' dressmaking studio, where her mother, Delia Biagiotti, designed the uniforms for Alitalia employees.
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"After 40 wasted minutes speaking and seven wasted years of Tory economic failure, the country expected to see the Chancellor change course," Labour's finance policy chief John McDonnell said.
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"It is very difficult for these municipalities to change course because they have never thought in that way, or they get caught in the euphoria of growth," Agrawal said.
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What's unknown is whether the new minister, Prince Abdul Aziz bin Salman, also believes in that approach, or whether he will change course and push for market share gains.
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EPA needs to change course on this now, and ensure the rule offers a more proactive approach to prevent disasters, rather than just improving response after they have happened.
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Other EU sanctions, such as the freezing of European funding, cause less controversy but are regarded as much less effective in persuading the richest tax havens to change course.
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Beijing branded the new laws "stark hegemonic acts" that were "full of prejudice and arrogance," and vowed it would retaliate with unspecified "firm countermeasures" if Washington didn't change course.
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"Anything as large and old as the university system will be slow-moving and difficult to change course, usually by design," Weingart from CMU told Motherboard in an email.
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He added that Trump will need to send a "forceful signal" that Moscow must change course as it relates to Ukraine, Syria, and its interference in the US election.
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Powell has left the door open to other options for this year, emphasizing "data dependency" and saying if data do not hold up in 2019, the Fed may change course.
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Powell did leave the door open to other options next year, emphasizing "data dependency" Wednesday and saying if data does not hold up in 2019 the Fed may change course.
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Although he campaigned in 1964 promising to be tough against communism, without going as far as his opponent Barry Goldwater, he refused to change course when officials such as Sen.
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And on November 24, Turkey shot down a Russian warplane that had been flying over Syria, claiming the plane had strayed into Turkish airspace and ignored warnings to change course.
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If the economy improves enough for the Federal Reserve to change course and begin hiking interest rates again, it could pose a threat to those hunting for yield, Morgan said.
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In addition to the Beacon Hill neighborhood, several other areas were damaged in the wildfire, and there is danger that the local airport may be destroyed as winds change course.
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Usually the Chinese broadcast verbal warnings on international distress frequencies demanding that the U.S. aircraft change course and depart the area, often claiming that the aircraft are violating Chinese airspace.
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By exposing the Republican electorate's distaste for Ryan's strain of Ayn Rand-ian conservatism, Trump poses an immense threat to the party—but also, perhaps, an opportunity to change course.
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It was widely seen as the weakest case brought by State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's office, making it less likely that her team would change course with the acquittal, they said.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has maintained its benchmark cash rate at 2 percent, a record low, for several months now and isn't likely to change course anytime soon.
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The president, while reserving the right to change course, said he agreed not to dump the deal after talking with the leaders of Mexico and Canada in separate telephone calls.
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The marked slowdown combined with sliding home prices and sluggish wages to convince investors the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will have to change course and cut interest rates again.
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The EU is pressing a legal case against Poland over its judicial reform plans and has suggested the country could forfeit some development funds if it refuses to change course.
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Governor Brown has promised that the state, which is rich in universities, laboratories, and researchers, would not change course on climate science, regardless of policy shifts at the federal level.
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Higgins told CNN that he and Pelosi had spoken "five times in the last 72 hours" in order to get his commitments to change course and back her for speaker.
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Friday's report did not dramatically alter the overall picture of the U.S. economy, but was nonetheless seized on by Republicans to argue voters should change course from President Obama's policies.
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The swift turn of events is leading to new questions about the advisers who encouraged Trump to hold the line, even as his staunchest protectors urged him to change course.
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If it doesn't change course, WeWork will run out of funds in the spring and need $6 billion to continue its operations for the next few years, according to Lane.
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But despite pressure from the CBK, the IMF and domestic lenders causing the government to change course on the cap, its repeal had continued to face significant opposition in Parliament.
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But, the board wrote, the Trump administration "has the opportunity to do the right thing here," offering steps for readers to take to help sway the administration to change course.
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Security officials warned him that a plane had been hijacked, there was a bomb on board, and the hijackers had ordered the pilots to change course to the Olympic stadium.
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Famed executive coach Marshall Goldsmith outlines the behaviors that can blunt individuals in their path toward the C-suite — and the practical steps aspiring executives can take to change course.
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For both reasons — the need to begin separation from the Palestinians and the security (and other) benefits of regional cooperation — we endorse his call on our leaders to change course.
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She might still try one last time to force her deal through, perhaps at the very end of the month, but until then she will face pressure to change course.
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"If we do not change course by 2020, we risk missing the point where we can avoid runaway climate change," Mr. Guterres said at United Nations headquarters in New York.
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On top of it all, Mr. Trump has set a political tone that makes it harder to change course and find bipartisan support for something like the MAGA Act later.
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Growing up in the post-9/11 era, we dealt with anti-Arab bigotry and Islamophobia, and waited for the day our government would change course and affirm Palestinian rights.
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Kim also knows that if they miss this chance with Trump or if they change course next year that it will have a completely different relationship with the United States.
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Incoming Chairman Powell, however, has been a Board of Governors member since 2012, so there is hope that he will not change course too much, at least regarding monetary policy.
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Backdrop: Broadcom originally looked at buying all of Symantec itself for $28.25 per share, but then discovered something during due diligence that caused it to change course and cut price.
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Elected members of the 650-seat parliament have a number of ways of expressing their opinion, but few of those have the power to force the government to change course.
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The company did not change course with the new MacBook, but did at least come up with a whole collection of adapters that will help extend the MacBook's USB-C port.
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Lorenzo Codogno, founder and chief economist at LC Macro Advisors, told CNBC that Brussels' rejection of the spending plans was a "done deal" — but that Italy was unlikely to change course.
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At the same time, the United States and the international community could consider additional measures to incentivize the North Korean government to change course and answer for its human rights abuses.
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Instead, marketers will covet data they can access in real-time that provides "live" insights, making it possible to change course with speed - the speed of consumer preferences and behaviors today.
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Under Obama, California came in sync with the federal government so that there was a single nationwide standard, but it could change course if the Trump administration dramatically lowers the bar.
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The study also estimates future economic impacts under a business-as-usual approach, but it could be that the world's countries decide to swiftly change course, and stop burning fossil fuel.
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Other lawmakers have proposed alternatives to May's deal to gauge support for them and persuade the prime minister to change course by seeking closer EU ties or holding a second referendum.
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Yet despite evidence suggesting it should change course or risk doing real damage, the government seems determined to plough ahead with a giant, increasingly unpopular project that will reshape the country.
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If the patent office does not change course, it would allow hundreds or even thousands of additional patent claims to be "invalidated under the wrong standard," Cuozzo said in court papers.
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He said Trump has not shown that he would truly stand up to special interests in Washington and that it was hard to imagine how his rival would "suddenly" change course.
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A month after boosting interest rates for the first time in a decade, the Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday held rates steady but gave no indication it would change course.
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Woodward reported in his book Fear that Trump told his aides the war had been a "disaster" and wanted to pull out, but was persuaded by hawkish advisers to change course.
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According to the UK government, the vessels ordered the British Heritage tanker to change course, leaving the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz in order to enter Iranian waters instead.
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While it's not too late for GM to change course, companies are so often obsessed with short-term profit that they usually find it nearly impossible to sustain long-term vision.
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Despite staunch opposition from some lawmakers, Congress could soon change course and end America's 56-year embargo on Cuba, the Republican head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee predicted on Wednesday.
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But, by projecting the sink to change course and expand considerably, it reduces the pressure for Obama to find more emissions reductions, and thereby makes his emissions targets easier to reach.
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This summit gives Trump a chance to change course, and counter the unchecked attacks Putin continues to make against liberal democracy, but it remains questionable if he will take that path.
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They have lost their jobs or have seen careers that once seemed to be on an upward trajectory suddenly change course, their reputations appearing to vanish along with their old identities.
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William F. Weld of Massachusetts, had warned him of his intention to change course and spend the remainder of the presidential campaign attacking Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, as unqualified.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Brexit Secretary David Davis said he expected Prime Minister Theresa May's government to change course on Brexit after an informal meeting of EU leaders in Salzburg next week.
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So when this refining modus operandi means the company has to publicly change course and contradict something it's said before, its execs don't even feel the need to break a sweat.
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The Hong Kong entrepreneur had made his fortune in paper and packaging, but when the Chinese government opened up the South to development in the 1990s, he decided to change course.
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Although Mr. Mnuchin has earned Mr. Trump's trust, the president has shown an inclination to abruptly change course in the final stretch of a deal — even if it undercuts his negotiators.
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"He can always say I'm one of the people who stepped up in the moment of Trump," Professor Greer said, "to take the plunge so we could change course in Albany."
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The gathering clouds raise questions about Trump himself and whether he will change course to improve his political prospects -- for instance, on trade wars that may be damaging the global economy.
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One of the pleasures of a life filled with dance is the way, at the end of the day, a performance can force the mind to change course, to quiet down.
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In its search for a new leader, Neiman Marcus finds itself in a position similar to that of its peers, which must consider whether outside influences can help them change course.
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Absent. Notable events may cause most members of the political-media class to react and change course, but they often lack the clarity of vision and purpose that drives real results.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff said in a statement that it will be up to the witnesses who have defied the committee's demands to change course if they want to testify.
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Before the week was out, however -- and after Risch had briefed a group of reporters about the meeting and his decision -- it had become clear that Erdoğan would not change course.
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Most recently, in March, a U.S. surveillance ship and three British ships had to change course when an Iranian ship tried to place itself in between the U.S. and British vessels.
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The big question is whether Mr. Kim is truly ready to change course or playing for time with Mr. Trump — as his father and grandfather did with the past four presidents.
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Earlier this week, Deutsche Bank chief executive officer John Cryan called on the ECB to change course on providing cheap money, warning he sees price bubbles in stocks, bonds and property.
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Anthony Barnosky, a researcher at Stanford, told me we have perhaps 20 years to change course -- including addressing climate change -- or three-quarters of the world's species could vanish in coming centuries.
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He joined the company, partly because of his experience bringing Talend public in 2016, but he said the growth has been so phenomenal, that they felt it was necessary to change course.
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JC Flowers prepared NIBC for an IPO a decade ago, but had to change course when the financial crisis crippled the bank, which had made large bets on U.S. subprime mortgage loans.
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Some German lawmakers have also warned the ECB risks fuelling support for euroskeptic parties if it does not change course soon, an argument that Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble also made last year.
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In a speech given earlier in the day, Harker said the Fed must retain its independence from America's political life and policymakers will not change course due to shifts in public opinion.
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It was criticism from Coulter and others on Fox News that helped push Trump to change course and demand $5 billion for a border wall, launching the government into a partial shutdown.
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Victor Li, who has been a group co-managing director for several years, is seen as a steady hand unlikely to change course - which, according to analysts, could weigh on the firm.
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Duke Energy, which boasts 7 million electricity customers in six states, agreed that the states are a wild card, but said the timeline is too long for it to change course now.
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Hollywood would rather consider putting white actors in VFX-assisted yellowface than cast Asian actors Unfortunately, it's too late to expect the studios to change course on the casting of this film.
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Rather than wait for the Trump administration to change course, Congress should move quickly to adopt the bipartisan OPEN Data Act and permanently codify an open data policy for the U.S. government.
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Japanese vessels were in contact with the Chinese frigate as it approached the contiguous zone and warned it for about two hours to change course before it entered, officials in Tokyo said.
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Or, alternatively, elect a government that had a credible threat of leaving and was tough enough — presumably with allied governments in other eurozone countries — to force the eurozone authorities to change course.
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When Netflix starts its 15-second countdown to the next episode, I let it passively lure me into the next one as I cross my fingers for the show to change course.
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Raised global uncertainty made the SNB's expansive monetary policy "appropriate," Jordan told CNN Money Switzerland in an interview to be released on Friday, adding he saw "really no need" to change course.
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After remaining tight-lipped for weeks, Alexander confirmed hours before the vote on Thursday that he would support the resolution of disapproval, saying he had failed to persuade Trump to change course.
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Hiring season culminates in December and January, which gives February signees at least a sliver of time after the dust has settled to survey their options and change course if need be.
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Johnson's move to change course on the subpoena is a signal of the uneasiness surrounding the investigation as the 2020 general election matchup looks to be taking shape between Trump and Biden.
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I look at the fact that we've built a civilization predicated on the destruction of our own environment, and we're unable to change course because we're too blinkered by short-term interests.
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"The EPA's unacceptable delay in implementing a solution for the West Lake landfill has destroyed its credibility and it is time to change course," Blunt said in a statement at the time.
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"This commitment is important to our democracy, I'm proud to sign it, and it is my hope that the NRCC will ultimately change course and commit to this same pledge," Lujan said.
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In edited excerpts below, filmmakers, awards-watchers and academy members tell the inside story of how what began as a three-word hashtag forced an insular, $42 billion industry to change course.
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"Governments that weren't previously outraged by Beijing's actions in Xinjiang should press China to change course immediately and limit the long-term harm of these policies," said HRW China director Sophie Richardson.
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NORTH ASIA LNG TANKERS CHANGE COURSE Four liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers bound for North Asia have changed destination or diverted after the outbreak hit gas demand in China, five sources said.
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And the big question we're waiting to see is not so much whether the FCC will completely change course, but whether it'll decide to put any sort of protections in place at all.
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"It's a shame that we need to wait until things get that bad before the Fed will change course, ... but they don't seem to care about anything the markets are saying," he said.
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The draft budget, which envisages a basic income for the poor, tax cuts and changes to pension reform, was rejected by Brussels which could decide to punish Italy if it doesn't change course.
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Fed chief Jerome Powell did leave the door open to other options for this year, emphasizing "data dependency" and saying if data do not hold up in 2019 the Fed may change course.
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The Trump administration is waiting to see whether Erdoğan will change course in Syria, where Turkey has mixed attacks on ISIS with attacks on US-supported Kurdish militias also fighting the terrorist group.
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In a statement Thursday, Manning's attorney Moira Meltzer-Cohen said she was "disappointed" in Trenga's decision to detain her client, but did not expect Manning to change course in her refusal to testify.
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As Mr. Orban systematically co-opted the tools of the state — from the courts to the schools to the electoral system itself — Brussels has proved unable to effectively pressure him to change course.
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Given the chance to inform President Trump that he should change course, voters instead delivered a relatively minimalist House victory to Democrats, while adding to his support in the arguably more consequential Senate.
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And executives seemed to agree, voicing a new readiness to fundamentally change course in order to avert the worst, such as social unrest and violence, said Brian Gallagher, CEO of United Way Worldwide.
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He voted against the DREAM Act in the past — only to somewhat change course conveniently right around the time progressive Marie Newman stepped up to challenge his seat in 2018 (and almost won).
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"If Mrs Merkel doesn't succeed at the NATO summit on Thursday to get Turkey to change course, we need alternative bases," Thomas Oppermann, head of the SPD parliamentary group told Bild am Sonntag.
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After failing to persuade Staley to change course since he began building a 5.5 percent stake in the bank in March last year, Bramson hopes a board seat will rachet up the pressure.
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The US assesses that the observed activity indicated the site is being dismantled but the official cautioned that the actions taken so far are likely reversible should North Korea decide to change course.
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" In an article for the Guardian newspaper the same year, he described the western attitude to Iran as "hawkish" and urged the West to "change course and enter into negotiations in good faith.
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Far from showing any willingness to change course, German politicians are sniping constantly at the central bank, the only major European institution that seems to have a clue about what is going on.
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Why it matters: The Palestinians have boycotted the Trump administration since December 2017 over the president's Jerusalem embassy announcement, but the White House still hopes they'll change course after seeing the peace plan.
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Facebook needs to learn to take its lumps, change course, and do better rather than constantly trying to challenge details of negative press about it, especially before it has all the necessary information.
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As Mr. Peña Nieto enters the final two years of his six-year term, there is a sense among his many critics that the country is adrift and that he cannot change course.
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"The sting of sanctions will be painful if the regime does not change course from the unacceptable and unproductive path it has chosen to one that rejoins the league of nations," Pompeo said.
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Flavio Dario Espinal, an adviser to the Dominican presidential office, told reporters in May that "socioeconomics reality now force us to change course" and embrace China, its $2 billion-a-year trading partner.
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"Let's not forget that Moon is a populist leader ... A populist leader cannot afford to be humiliated and forced to change course," said Andrew Horvat, a visiting professor at Japan's Hosai International University.
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If we do not change course by 2020, we risk missing the point where we can avoid runaway climate change, with disastrous consequences for people and all the natural systems that sustain us.
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Overnight, airplanes and cargo ships bound for Qatar were forced to change course, diplomatic ties were severed and Qatar's only land border, a 40-mile stretch of desert with Saudi Arabia, slammed shut.
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OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers agreed in June to relax their oil cuts, but the group said on Thursday they may need to change course because of rising inventories and economic uncertainties.
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RHIMES On election night we were working on Episode 7, and we had to change course on a lot of things, and we did a few reshoots on some of the first episodes.
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The sanctions did not appear to include the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but the Treasury Department warned of additional sanctions against Turkish government officials if Turkey did not change course in Syria.
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"This is not the time for any country to change course on the very serious and very real threat of climate change," said Erik Solheim, executive director of the United Nations Environment Program.
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Roger Cohen SUNDERLAND, England — From this northeastern town that has lost its shipyard, its coal industry and its glass manufacturers in recent decades emerged the first signal that Britain was to change course.
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Dr. Beltrán is concerned that authorities don't recognize that Chile is entering a pivotal moment in its fight against HIV, and that if policies don't change course the virus will continue to spread.
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If the Justice Department does not change course in the next day or two, Nadler said, the committee is likely to begin contempt proceedings against Barr over defying the subpoena for the full report.
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"I have decided it is time to change course and begin a new chapter in my career as an independent journalist and producer and dedicate more time to philanthropy," Salinas wrote on social media.
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Whether or not China is correct on this point, it is nonetheless unrealistic to expect that Beijing is either willing or able to exert enough pressure on Pyongyang to induce it to change course.
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New sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh threw Capitol Hill into disarray Wednesday, but Republicans are refusing to change course and still plan to vote on the nomination early next week.
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Other strategists, like Larry McDonald of ACG Analytics, say negative U.S. yields are unlikely, since central banks around the world will soon change course due to the failure of the policies to spur growth.
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Others tried to note how history is full of people who have made lasting cultural contributions with their own set of issues when they were younger, only to change course as they grew up.
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I'm not here to tell you anything other than that the way they're going about it is really dangerous for the country and we need to change course while we can in the House.
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The American investment firm prepared NIBC for an IPO 10 years ago, but had to change course when the financial crisis crippled the bank, which had made large bets on U.S. subprime mortgage loans.
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But Spiegel and Co. are onto something here, and it may even help change course away from some of the worst developments that networks have wrought upon us: filter bubbles, fake news, and trolls.
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Considering the form, function and decision-making speed at which Zinke has managed the Interior thus far, there's still time for him to change course and fulfill his responsibility to steward our public lands.
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Candidates, including U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, have so far failed to meet the criteria, putting pressure on their campaigns to change course or risk being relegated to obscurity.
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"If we cannot convince CVS to change course in the next few weeks, we will have no choice but to stop serving people with CVS Caremark pharmacy benefits," Pill Club said on its website.
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After the captain reported the sub had experienced a "short circuit," he was told to "change course and return to Mar del Plata," said Galeazzi, speaking from the naval base in Mar de Plata.
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The pair also called the diplomatic effort a "fig leaf" to cover the administration's failure and said Russian President Vladimir Putin and Syrian President Bashar Assad must be compelled by power to change course.
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After years of hesitating, China and Russia joined the other permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, along with Germany and the European Union, in supporting American pressure on Iran to change course.
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"It is not too late for the secretary to change course and commit to protecting the dignity and safety of all students," Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, said.
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The American investment firm prepared NIBC for an IPO a decade ago but had to change course when the financial crisis crippled the bank, which had made large bets on U.S. subprime mortgage loans.
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It's bizarre to see a presidential frontrunner – one who's poised to win the New Hampshire primary today – hurling deeply degrading insults from the stump and later saying he would change course if elected president.
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Readers' thoughts: ●Being able to recognize that you need to change course in life is itself a worthwhile skill, especially in the context of having to admit a mistake and try to change back.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will face the anger of Brexit supporters in her party on Monday when they try to force her to change course on her strategy for leaving the European Union.
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"It's reasonable to suppose that this administration may rapidly change course because we've seen that, but ... I don't see what agreement could be reached that would cause these tariffs to go away," Hunter said.
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London (CNN Business)British business and labor unions have set aside their differences to make a joint appeal to Prime Minister Theresa May to change course on Brexit or risk a massive economic shock.
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In the early days, he released political prisoners and preached unity — pushing many to think that he would change course from the ways of his predecessor by eliminating tribal cronyism and tackling rampant graft.
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But Tillerson said that by enforcing and expanding economic and additional sanctions through the United Nations and other forums, the U.S. and other countries are trying to give North Korea time to change course.
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Dr. Doukas said spouses who were able to realize that they contribute to marital problems could sometimes change course and possibly save a relationship or, failing that, make a future one more long lasting.
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President Donald Trump will change course on his policy of trade tariffs if it causes the U.S. stock market to suddenly lose value, the asset management division at UBS predicts in new research report.
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"We must change course and not only reimburse the cost of taking in migrants, but also give local communities the same amount on top so they can do more for their citizens," he said.
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"Regardless of views on independence, we should all condemn the scenes being witnessed and call on Spain to change course before someone is seriously hurt," Scotland's pro-independence leader, Nicola Sturgeon, said on Twitter.
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Mulvaney has moved swiftly to change course at the CFPB, which was created during President Barack Obama's administration and has forced financial services companies to pay out $12 billion in fines and consumer relief.
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" He said the West was "ready to put up a new Iron Curtain around itself" and called on it to change course so as "not to bring matters to a new Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Raising taxes on Chinese-made goods is, obviously, a way to hurt China that, potentially, could cause China to want to make concessions to the United States in order to get us to change course.
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"We tried to change course but you have to realize when you reach a point when that is no longer possible," Petry, a 42-year-old chemist, told reporters in the eastern city of Dresden.
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Pompeo is right to note that Kim vowed to stop testing ICBMs, although his regime also signaled that it might change course if the US and North Korea don't strike a deal by year's end.
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If they couldn't convince Trump to back off a position, they slow-walked his orders, hoping he would forget about the matter or that they could convince him to change course at a later date.
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"I have decided it is time to change course and begin a new chapter in my career as an independent journalist and producer and dedicate more time to philanthropy," she added later on social media.
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"The SNB may be happy that their current monetary policy approach now works much better, but they hardly have any incentive to change course in the near term," said Ulrich Leuchtmann, a strategist at Commerzbank.
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Several past presidents have promised to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the US Embassy only to change course while in office at the urging of career diplomats, top security officials, and longtime allies.
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But Kim will not change course unless we give him a real reason to do so, and any attempts to convince him that we're serious about denuclearization is going to take a lot of work.
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The storm packing 23-mph winds has killed at least three people, caused cruise ships to change course and prompted the governors of Florida and North Carolina to declare states of emergency for coastal areas.
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Just under two hours later, Greek coast guard officers in the port of Piraeus instructed a Dutch-operated bulk carrier, the 550-foot Eastern Confidence, to change course and find the boat full of survivors.
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Saudi Brigadier General Ahmed al-Asseri told reporters during a visit to Germany that it was "not very acceptable" to change course after signing a contract, but he played down the seriousness of the issue.
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Bernie and Jane Sanders, had already begun the triumphant march up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House, but upon hearing Ryan's vow to defeat the Sanders proposals, they change course and head toward the Mall.
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A San Francisco startup called Trace Genomics wants to help farmers diagnose and improve the health of the soil where they want to raise crops before it's harvest time and too late to change course.
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That's served the Cupertino company well for many years, but there's always room for improvement, and now that everyone else is also rocking aluminum unibodies, it might be time for Apple to change course again.
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" The Fed has so far penciled in two rate hikes in 2019, but Chairman Jerome Powell said in remarks in Atlanta last Friday that the central bank is ready to change course "significantly if necessary.
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" The director, known for the show "Twin Peaks" and movies including "Blue Velvet" and "Mulholland Drive," encouraged the president to change course on his policies and "point our ship toward a bright future for all.
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But even if the R.N.C. were to change course and accept his proposal, it would still have to be approved by the convention delegate themselves, who have final say over the rules governing the proceedings.
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If President Trump is supervising a military campaign that is not accomplishing its objectives, he needs military commanders who will tell him this, and he needs to listen to them so he can change course.
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And so, to change course, Marcus brought in another of his companies, Printed Village, to connect SWIM with a pool of young graphic designers, update its look and shift Chuck out of his design role.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany said on Friday it was not too late for Iran to change course after Tehran earlier said it had taken a step to further downgrade its commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal.
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Party leaders, who counseled investigations over impeachment after the Mueller report, are now considering whether to change course in the face of administration stonewalling without giving the president the impeachment fight he seems to want.
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To this day, almost five years later, I wonder which is the greater betrayal: to change course at this late date, or to continue to raise them in a system in which I don't believe.
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By then, in addition to the high cost and uncertainty of the energy supply, there was another pressing incentive to change course: Chile was experiencing a prolonged drought that turned once-arable land into desert.
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As the system rolls out, the city and the court-appointed monitor who oversees the court settlement will need to pay attention to what is working and what is not, and change course as needed.
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After his meeting with China's leader, Xi Jinping, last month, Mr. Trump stressed that he believed China would exert extra pressure on North Korea, its ally, to change course and modify its nuclear weapons program.
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As long as he doesn't suddenly change his public persona during the forum, it will boost his image as a president engaged with the world and one who is willing to change course over time.
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Still, the statement leaves the door open a crack for the administration to change course, noting the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is "currently anticipating" keeping the call center at the same staffing levels.
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Putin is able to quickly identify Russia's foreign policy interest in a given conflict and commit resources to it – and then abruptly change course once Moscow's core interest has either been met or has changed.
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"I believe we were very prudent and made an effort to get the support of everybody, including giving a chance to change course to those whom we believed had made the wrong decision," he said.
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After Australia's skilled worker program cut several technology roles (including web developer) from its approved visa categories, Mr. Farquhar and Mr. Cannon-Brookes lobbied Parliament to change course and add more opportunities for international recruitment.
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Some past presidential campaign operatives say that the post-2018 political environment will be different and so deciding on a message and building up an organization now will make it harder to change course later.
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One of the attorneys challenging the case in the New York court told reporters it would be hypocritical for the government to change course after the decision while it figures out how to preserve the question.
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"Today we face big communal challenges," said Tillich, who had warned Merkel after the election that the weakened CDU must change course notably on immigration policy to stop a rightward shift in Germany's formerly communist east.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Top euro zone officials warned Italy on Monday its plan to borrow billions of extra euros to fund spending pledges could tip the bloc back into crisis, vowing to pressure Rome to change course.
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When Trump focused part of his Tuesday address on Germany and warned that "Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course," the German delegation was caught smirking on camera.
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Reforms like these could force Republicans to change course sooner rather than later, and as long as we remain a two-party system, a more moderate Republican Party is essential to the future of American democracy.
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If President Donald Trump is supervising a military campaign that is not accomplishing its objectives, he needs military commanders who will tell him this and he needs to listen to them so he can change course.
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The fact is, publics are going to disappear unless we change course—the course we're on is extremely alarming because we are rapidly approaching the point at which publics don't receive any funding from the states.
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A representative for the police department said in a press conference on Monday night that footage from the Uber wouldn't be released until after the investigation had concluded, but the department apparently decided to change course.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The escalating diplomatic conflict between Qatar and several of its Middle East neighbors has roiled the liquefied natural gas trade, causing at least one tanker to change course and UK gas prices to spike.
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MOSCOW, Jan 22 (Reuters) - A commercial airliner flying from Siberia to Moscow made an unplanned landing in the city of Khanty-Mansiysk on Tuesday after a passenger demanded the plane change course, Russian security officials said.
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Shellac has maintained a level of quality throughout their career, with the band members never attempting to change course but, instead, merely exploring a path adjacent to the one they've been on for over two decades.
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It was a top-notch state-of-the-art system when it was developed, but Valve unveiled an unexpected and more elegant system at a time when it was too late for Oculus to change course.
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If President Donald Trump is supervising a military campaign that is not accomplishing its objectives, he needs military commanders who will tell him this, and he needs to listen to them so he can change course.
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The Maduro government has caused great harm to the Venezuelan people, but what exactly does President Trump mean when he says the United States might have to "take further action" if the regime doesn't change course?
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Tripling down, Tillerson told The Wall Street Journal in a 35-minute interview that China needs to change course, particularly on addressing trade imbalances and relaxing its hold on disputed territory in the South China Sea.
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So instead of continuing our Central theme, let's change course and do a quick check-in on the Eastern race, where the Flyers are hanging in despite a tough home loss to the Penguins on Saturday.
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Economic growth: The best economic research suggests that at the end of the century, if we don't change course, global GDP will be 20 percent to 30 percent smaller than it would be without climate change.
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White House officials argued that tariffs will help the administration push China to change course on issues that matter to tech, including the forced transfer of American intellectual property into Chinese hands, according to two sources.
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It's unclear how many people really disassociate the President from his unmoving congressional allies, but worth noting that congressional Republicans see those numbers and don't feel any impetus to break with the President or change course.
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What I learned was that the storms that look tame can suddenly cause terrible damage and loss of life, and the ones that look devastating can abruptly change course and wobble away as life goes on.
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They've done a bit, like ramping up criticism of the North in state-run media outlets, but that hasn't caused Kim to change course on any major issue (at least, as far as we can tell).
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Former Brexit Secretary David Davis, who quit the cabinet in July over the proposals, told reporters he expected May's government to change course on Brexit after an informal meeting of EU leaders in Salzburg next week.
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Pushing for a regime change in Venezuela The downward spiral of the oil-rich South American nation has caused a coalition of Latin American and European nations to demand the socialist government of Venezuela change course.
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Under the decarbonization plan, the country's state-owned petroleum distributor would change course and begin research on alternative fuels, such as hydrogen and biofuels, and look at helping fossil fuel workers move to clean energy jobs.
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LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Former Prime Minister Tony Blair, Labour's most successful election winner, will tell the opposition party it must change course after its catastrophic defeat last week or disappear as a party of government.
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" The White House's general approach to North Korea, a senior White House official tells me, is "to work with allies and partners to apply maximum diplomatic and economic pressure to convince North Korea to change course.
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CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Federal Reserve policymaker on Monday said that a rate cut may be needed "soon," the strongest signal yet that the central bank may change course as trade tensions threaten the U.S. economy.
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Of course, before you do anything out of the ordinary, understand why your company decided to change course and what the new rules are so you're not overlapping with current processes or chasing after an irrelevant dream.
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The French government will consider imposing a state of emergency to prevent a recurrence of France's worst riots in years, but while it is open to dialogue it will not change course, its spokesman said on Sunday.
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Fadi Hakura of the London-based Chatham House think tank predicted that Turkey is heading toward an economic crisis in the next five years, but noted there were no signs Erdogan would change course on the economy.
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If we do not change course quickly, we will inevitably encounter an incident where that first domino is tipped—triggering a sequence of unstoppable events that will mark the end of our time on this tiny planet.
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With 2016 turning out to be a massive blockbuster year for Disney — centered around classic film remakes, superheros, and, of course, sequels — it's hard to see why the House of Mouse would want to change course anyway.
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But as accomplished as this spacecraft is, it's time for its life to end: this weekend, Cassini will change course and embark on a new path around Saturn — one that will eventually lead to the probe's destruction.
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The mission team selected Ultima Thule, also named 2014 MU69, since it's in an ideal position beyond Pluto, and it didn't take too much fuel for New Horizons to change course to meet up with the rock.
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Arab states could impose an embargo on Qatar if it does not change course regarding its support of "extremism" and "destructive policies" in the region, UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said on Wednesday.
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Calling the strike a "game changer", British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said support for the Syrian president "was toxifying the reputation of Russia" and suggested sanctions could be imposed on Moscow if it refused to change course.
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Governor Jerry Brown's office declined to comment on whether he will sign the bill, but its easy passage suggests a state with a legacy of being harsh on criminals of all stripes is determined to change course.
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The DIHK German Chambers of Commerce also sees no signs that the United States will change course and back away from threatened tariffs, a situation that is of particular concern to German automakers, the media group reported.
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Alexander told colleagues during an impassioned floor speech Thursday that it's time to change course on ObamaCare and work with Democrats to reform the law instead of trying again unsuccessfully to repeal it with party-line votes.
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"If we cannot convince CVS to change course in the next few weeks, we will have no choice but to stop serving people with CVS Caremark pharmacy benefits," Pill Club wrote in a post on its website.
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Step-by-step, Obama listed the values of U.S. democracy that he and fellow Democrats in the United States have accused Trump of violating during his presidential campaign, an implicit call on his successor to change course.
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To the surprise of virtually no one, however, Ms. Merkel on Monday insisted that she would not change course in the wake of returns that gave the far-right Alternative for Germany party its best showing ever.
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In a study published last month, Cordero and fellow researchers found students who took the university's climate change course changed their habits and had smaller individual carbon footprints — a reduction of 2.86 tons of carbon per year.
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BERLIN, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Germany said on Friday it was not too late for Iran to change course after Tehran earlier said it had taken a step to further downgrade its commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal.
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In other words, they need to begin to feel that there may be a way out or a way to get unstuck, change course and move on with their lives without having to give up too much.
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To encourage China to change course, the United States and Europe will need to impose sanctions on Mr. Chen, the regional party boss, and others involved in the mass detention project, including Chinese companies underwriting surveillance systems.
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The F-15E intercepted the drone and tried to get it to change course, but it continued to fly toward the fighters, who were at a combat outpost with their advisers northeast of the town al-Tanf.
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"In general, I would prefer to be nimble, adjusting policy if it appears necessary to keep the economy on track, and accepting that it may be necessary to change course if the outlook changes significantly," he said.
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Until now, Zuckerberg's response to the national security crisis of our times has been too little, too late and too slow, but there is still time to change course and serve his company and the nation well.
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Using her namesake methodology — running Regeneron's past swings through a series of Fibonacci sequences to determine when it will change course — Boroden found that Regeneron could bottom around the $310 level, near where it bottomed in February.
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Ms. Heitkamp said that businesses, too, were likely to continue development of carbon capture technology, since they planned their plant investments on a curve of decades and are loath to change course because of a single election.
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But union officials say the strike wave, unlike pre-Macron versions that successfully torpedoed attempts to liberalize the economy, appears to be losing steam with more and more workers doubting they can force government to change course.
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Major producers led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed in June to relax their oil production cuts, but the group said it may need to change course because of rising inventories and economic uncertainties.
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Britain's government does not know whether it could halt the process of leaving the European Union once it has begun but it does not intend to change course in any case, Brexit minister David Davis said on Wednesday.
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For entrepreneurs thinking about joining the cannabis industry, Ms. Diner and Ms. Baker recommend a high tolerance to risk, the flexibility to change course quickly as regulations change and the dedication to meet the needs of the market.
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A group of domestic government researchers, including former central bank adviser Yu Yongding, have been publicly calling the government to change course over the yuan policy to permit yuan depreciation when the market wants the yuan to weaken.
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"This shareholder intervention should serve as a wake-up call for the company to reckon with the real harms of face surveillance and to change course," said Shankar Narayan of the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington state.
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The pilots of a Turkish Pegasus Airlines Boeing 737-800 flying from Kharkiv to Istanbul reported that one of the passengers had a bomb and the plane had to change course to Sochi, Kondrashov said in the film.
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That request came after a Chinese destroyer approached the USS Decatur in October and forced it to change course as it challenged Chinese territorial claims in the contested South China Sea with a freedom of navigation operation (FONOP).
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In a fresh attack on the chancellor's pro-refugee policies that have cost the sister parties support, Bavaria state premier Horst Seehofer said her refusal to change course was only helping the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in planned to resume the so-called Sunshine Policy, which uses cash and aid to leaven engagement with the North, until Pyongyang's aggressive rhetoric and accelerated weapons testing forced him to change course.
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Meanwhile, student activists of Divest Harvard want the Ivy League school to divulge what exactly it's been investing in—and if its portfolio includes, as they suspect, a generous slice of fossil fuel companies, to change course immediately.
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Billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer on Wednesday urged Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to change course on impeachment, arguing in a USA Today op-ed that it "will have catastrophic consequences for our nation" if Congress doesn't impeach Trump.
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The New York Islanders are looking to change course under the watch of interim coach Doug Weight while the Dallas Stars are headed in the right direction on the heels of their best offensive performance of the season.
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Even as he went off the rails, attacking Senator John McCain's wartime military service, party leaders did not hold enough sway with him or the voters to force him out of the race or make him change course.
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While amendments are not legally binding, instead simply exerting political pressure on May to change course, lawmakers could use one to attempt to change the rules of parliament to wrest control of the Brexit process from the government.
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Once the 1994 law was passed, if the feds found evidence of wrongdoing, the options for a town or city were to either quickly change course, strike a deal on a consent decree, or get sued into oblivion.
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The volatility reflects investor uncertainty over whether Trump can close his deal -- and anxiety that Beijing, which has so far proceeded on a positive track with trade talks, might change course if US enforcement moves take a bite.
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There is also a serious risk that if the FCC does not change course, its proposal will be struck down by the courts, reopening the very gap in Internet privacy protection that the agency is trying to fill.
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The administration has requested these funds as part of the annual appropriations process, and Schumer is pushing for the president to change course in the wake of mass shootings in Ohio, California, and Texas in the past month.
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But big reductions of greenhouse gases can make a difference — the difference, say, between four concurrent disasters in New York someday if we continue with business as usual, and just one at a time if we change course.
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"If we do not change course by 2020, we risk missing the point where we can avoid runaway climate change," the U.N.'s secretary general, António Guterres, said, urging world leaders to "break the paralysis" on the issue.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidates clashed in a Tuesday night debate over how they would change course from President Trump's protectionist trade agenda in fiery exchanges that underscored the depth of the rift within the party over economic policy.
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The mayor of Indianapolis, Joe Hogsett, and Senator Joe Donnelly, both Democrats, tried to exert Trumplike pressure to force Rexnord to rethink its plans, but so far the company has not shown any sign it will change course.
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Still, as long as both groups keep giving their votes to the party that wants to force women to give birth while at the same time railing on necessary social services, politicians have no incentive to change course.
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Eurosceptics say May's plan leaves Britain too close to the European Union and are trying to force her to change course, while pro-EU Conservative lawmakers say it leaves the country too distant from its biggest trading partner.
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For entrepreneurs thinking about joining the cannabis industry, Ms. Diner and Ms. Baker recommend a high tolerance to risk, the flexibility to change course quickly as regulations change and the dedication to meet the needs of the market.
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But let us for the sake of argument suppose that China and Russia finally change course, fully cooperate with all those UN sanctions they've voted for, and that this suffices to bring North Korea to the bargaining table.
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I thought about these stories this week when I learned of President Trump's decision to change course and join a right-wing push, led by Republican state attorneys general, to invalidate the Affordable Care Act in the courts.
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" The ministry said the U.S. "exposed the hypocrisy of the self-styled advocate of press freedom" and urged Washington to "immediately change course, undo the damage, and stop its political oppression and arbitrary restrictions on Chinese media organizations.
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If we don't change course matters will likely grow worse, as machines (artificial intelligence and robots) replace an increasing fraction of routine labor, including many of the jobs of the several million Americans making their living by driving.
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But with Labour refusing to take part until May rules out no deal, some lawmakers fear those talks will change little and instead have said they will launch attempts next week to force the government to change course.
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CHICAGO/NEW YORK, June 3 (Reuters) - A Federal Reserve policymaker on Monday said that a rate cut may be needed "soon," the strongest signal yet that the central bank may change course as trade tensions threaten the U.S. economy.
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It would not be a bad idea for the European Central Bank and other central banks to follow the U.S. Federal Reserve's example and change course away from an ultra-accommodative monetary policy, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said.
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If the majority of the people in this country—the majority that voted to elect Clinton—work really hard, they might be able to help America change course in two years, and maybe even reverse the results in four.
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Italy is the third-largest economy of the 19-country euro zone and a crisis there has the potential to unsettle the entire bloc, to the discontent of other members which could try to convince Rome to change course.
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This tendency to cut himself off from uncomfortable information rather than accept frank assessments and change course has impacted Trump's legislative agenda, peripheral aspects of his foreign policy, and now a part of the United States of America itself.
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The rideshare company also told me you won't have to worry if your Uber driver goes way off the map and tries to charge you more or if the route is suddenly busy and they need to change course.
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Last week, Deutsche Bank's Chief Executive John Cryan called on the ECB to change course on providing cheap money after it has printed more than 2 trillion euros ($2.4 trillion), warning of price bubbles in stocks, bonds and property.
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Brexit minister Stephen Barclay will meet EU negotiator Michel Barnier on Monday ahead of a crunch moment in parliament on Thursday, when lawmakers will try to force May to change course or give up control of the exit process.
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And no matter the next president's stance on Cuban-American relations, it's likely that the diplomacy President Obama has sought, culminating in a historic trip to the island, will make it untenable for him or her to change course.
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And maybe we wouldn't be relying on social distancing quite as much to prevent potentially hundreds of thousands or millions of Covid-19 deaths, though experts caution it may be too late to change course on social distancing now.
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Spike Lee, Ava DuVernay and others told us the story of how a three-word hashtag grew into a movement that forced a $42 billion industry to change course — and how the old establishment has not been displaced overnight.
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Before implementing CBP's recommendations, I sincerely hope that the Trump administration will change course, and decide not to return to the failed policies of the Bush era that further alienated Muslim communities and did nothing to keep us safe.
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The announcement is a victory for free market groups and the vaping industry, which pressured the administration to change course from its earlier decision over concerns that a total flavor ban would put independent vape shops out of business.
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"We urge this administration to change course before millions of Americans are forced to switch back to deadly cigarettes, small businesses around the country are forced to close their doors, and tens of thousands of people are laid off."
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Two weeks after the go-go music was silenced, as #DontMuteDC trended on Twitter and 61,000 people signed a petition in support of the shop, the chief executive of T-Mobile, which owns Metro PCS, appeared to change course.
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They come on the heels of warnings from Pyongyang that Kim could change course after Trump walked out of the Hanoi negotiations, leaving the North Korean leader and his team bewildered, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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ZURICH, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Negative interest rates remain "absolutely necessary" for Switzerland, Swiss National Bank governing board member Andrea Maechler said on Wednesday, as pressure mounts on the central bank to change course from its ultra-expansive monetary policy.
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According to the sources, senior campaign officials were desperate to get aboard the candidate's plane early on in the presidential race, fearful if they were left behind he would change course on strategy and they would be shut out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some of British Prime Minister Theresa May's ministers will demand a "Plan B" on her Brexit proposal next week and could quit if she does not change course, the Telegraph newspaper reported late on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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" Victoria Coates, a National Security Council senior director on the Middle East, speaking alongside Hook on Wednesday, said that the President is committed to continuing the maximum pressure campaign "that can eventually cripple Iran's economy if they do not change course.
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Many of the unions' latest efforts are aimed at keeping the focus on the pain the shutdown is causing federal workers, with the goal of pressuring Senate Republicans — including those facing a tough reelection fight in 2020 — to change course.
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"We need to recognise our errors and radically change course, and the PD needs to do it with a courage that sadly has been lacking up until now," said Roberto Speranza, a leading Renzi-critic within the centre-left party.
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PARIS, June 19 (Reuters) - A senior United Arab Emirates (UAE) official said on Monday Qatar's powerful Arab neighbours could continue to isolate it "for years" if it did not change course in its policy of supporting extremists and jihadist groups.
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But so far MbS, Middle East analysts say, has shown an ability to change course to head off any build up of steam, citing a recent decision to restore financial allowances to civil servants cut last year under an austerity programme.
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Johnson emailed me at length explaining that he believes in regularly challenging his own views, and Change My View is the first place he has discovered where you can demonstrate a willingness to change course without being perceived as weak.
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This isn't a vote many Republican senators want to have to take, and most members are still hoping the White House can change course after administration officials and Vice President Mike Pence meet with the Mexican delegation in Washington later Wednesday.
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There is still so much more to do in so little time to change course, but moving climate change from fringe to center stage has transformed the way the issue is understood by people, including corporate and local and national leaders.
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"…I have decided it is time to change course and begin a new chapter in my career as an independent journalist and producer and dedicate more time to philanthropy," she wrote beside a photo of herself on assignment two decades ago.
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Similarly, the two people were unclear about why Abrams would change course to pursue a legislative seat where she'd be a junior member and 1 of 100 after working for close to a decade in order to become an executive.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It would not be a bad idea for the European Central Bank and other central banks to follow the U.S. Federal Reserve's example and change course away from an ultra-accommodative monetary policy, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said.
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He was a Canadian diplomat's son who served as a naval officer, then as a professor of theology and philosophy, but was inspired to change course after seeing the dreary conditions inside an institution for men with learning difficulties near Paris.
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In an audio recording released Sunday, a British naval officer insists that a British-flagged oil tanker must be allowed to sail through the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian paramilitary forces demand that the vessel change course before commandeering it.
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In voting for that plan, the upper chamber rejected a proposal put forward by May's government to give parliament a symbolic vote on next steps, but which stopped short of giving MPs the power to force ministers to change course.
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USS Nitze had to change course in order to distance itself from the Iranian vessels, the official said, adding that the incident could have led to a diplomatic protest, but the United States does not have diplomatic relations with Iran.
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It's ridiculously hard to change course with a series that old, because audiences have largely seen everything it has in its bag of tricks (not to mention that this show in particular is rather faithful to a preexisting series of comics).
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Sentiment towards the U.K. has not been helped by U.K. Chancellor Phillip Hammond's plans to change course on the economy, effectively abandoning a target to get the U.K.'s finances into surplus by 2020 as set by his predecessor George Osborne.
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Politico sums up Baker as an optimist at heart ("as benefits a congenital dealmaker") — and one who is hopeful Trump will turn out to be a "pragmatic president" who won't be too stubborn to change course if he screws up.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The premiers of two regions where the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party made big gains in Sunday's national election warned that Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives must change course to stop the former East Germany's rightward drift.
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Wednesday's move follows an earlier letter to Trump signed by dozens of tech company leaders as well as separate pushes from Microsoft, Apple, and IBM, among others to either get Trump to change course or convince Congress to take action.
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Evans' comments come a day after St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said that a rate cut may be needed "soon," the strongest signal yet that the central bank may change course as trade tensions threaten the U.S. economy.
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"The stakes in Yemen are shocking and must be stated clearly: 14 million people are at risk of starving to death in Yemen if the parties to the conflict and their supporters do not change course immediately," their statement says.
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If Amazon wins a $10 billion chunk of the military's business, the fear is that it could set the military on a path toward using Amazon's platform for so much of its data that it would be difficult to change course.
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But if Republicans -- particularly Republicans frustrated by the direction of politics today -- are getting nervous about another blue wave building in 2020 and want to change course, the approach of these two governors could be a welcomed path to higher ground.
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President Moon Jae-in's visit to Washington, D.C. today and Friday for an important summit with President Trump offers an opportunity for the Trump administration to decide whether to double down on its approach to North Korea or change course.
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In an incredibly ironic twist, Trump reportedly urged U.S. officials to change course and allow the team of girls competing in the FIRST Global Challenge robotics competition into the country after they had previously been denied visas at least twice.
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - The "sheer intransigence" of Theresa May's British government over Brexit could lead to a second Scottish independence referendum, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Tuesday, warning time was running out for the country to change course.
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Though the anger and frustration among many Hongkongers is undeniable, Lam has so far maintained her stance against fully scrapping the extradition bill — and it seems unlikely that these chaotic scenes in the legislature will persuade her to change course.
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It would be a lot less funny if he were president overseeing mass deportations, increased hate crimes, and a deteriorating relationship with Mexico — turning Texas into a war zone and refusing to hear any suggestion that he might change course.
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"Right now Catalonia is more important, but as I'm convinced the Catalan situation will change course and we will fix it, as soon as circumstances and prices improve, we will look at the possibilities (of a share sale)," he said.
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The next morning, Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, announced that he would vote for Judge Kavanaugh in committee, only to change course after being confronted on an elevator by women who told him they were victims of sexual assault.
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But on the cusp of the crucial vote, Mr. Trump abruptly denounced the legislation after seeing a commentator on Fox News speak critically of it and urge him to change course, telling him that his own "woes" began with surveillance.
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President Barack Obama had previously considered opening offshore drilling in the Atlantic Ocean, but a barrage of concerns from East Coast residents over the potential impacts to the environment, beach tourism and residents' health caused him to change course, Bloomberg reported.
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Britain's foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said the ruling was "irrelevant" as the government would not change course, and warned that the 52 percent of Britons who voted to leave the EU would be "shocked and very angry" if it did.
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His campaign eventually dispatched emissaries, including the actress and activist Cynthia Nixon, to meet quietly with Latino groups in Orlando after Super Tuesday, but they could not assure local Democrats that Mr. Sanders would change course before Florida's March 17 primary.
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He has criticized the policies of President Nicolás Maduro, a leftist politician who has exercised authoritarian powers, and said the Venezuelan government must change course to deal with its economic crisis, which has resulted in many Venezuelans leaving for neighboring countries.
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Now the question is whether the bloodshed will force Mr. Modi to change course — or if he and his allies will look again to Hindu nationalist sentiment for an increase in support and a distraction from the country's economic woes.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Tuesday warned Tehran would "respond proportionately" against the United States for the killing of Iran's top military commander, and called upon President Donald Trump to "change course" as tensions in the Middle East escalate.
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But the Kentucky Republican refused to change course on the trial as the impasse dragged on, saying he would pass a resolution to establish the rules of the trial with only Republican votes and then make a decision on witnesses later.
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President Trump knew exactly what he was getting when he nominated former New Jersey Congressman Scott Garrett to the Ex-Im post, and the president shouldn't change course just because a handful of crony corporations and DC lobbyists are unhappy.
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The central bank earlier this month stuck to its pledge to keep injecting funds into the euro zone despite opposition from rate setters who point to increased growth and inflation forecasts for the single currency as reasons to change course.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank will keep its expansive monetary policy on hold at its quarterly review on Thursday, a Reuters poll found, despite increasing calls on the bank to change course and ditch its controversial negative interest rates.
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The passenger, who claimed he was armed, tried to break into the cockpit during the flight from the Siberian city of Surgut to Moscow and demanded that Aeroflot flight SU 1515 change course and fly to Afghanistan, Russian news agencies reported.
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It's time for Democrats to change course from an extreme environmental agenda that prioritizes all-or-nothing policy initiatives over union jobs, the protection of minority and low-income communities, and the preservation of the American economy and fiscal sanity.
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Such a move would have unsettled relations among producers, the sources said, with the Saudis keen to maintain unity among the so-called OPEC+ alliance in case Riyadh wants to change course in future and seek their collaboration on an output cut.
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"We ask you to change course and begin demonstrating true leadership on this national security issue," said the letter, released a year after U.S. intelligence agencies reported their findings that Russia had sought to intervene in the 2016 election on Trump's behalf.
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China has done a bit to pressure Pyongyang, like ramping up criticism of the North in state-run media outlets, but that hasn't caused Kim Jong Un to change course on any major issue (at least, as far as we can tell).
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The travel bans and asset freezes would be on top of the seven senior Venezuela officials that the bloc sanctioned in January, but are not expected to target Maduro, mainly because the EU wants to pressure those around him to change course.
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Of course, if Republicans decide they want to change course on this and start reeling Trump in, Democrats should happily join them and cooperate in a bipartisan drive against lawlessness, corruption, and subversion of American foreign policy by the government of Russia.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Republican leaders have no plans to change course on the nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court despite calls to do so from a handful of influential conservative activists who don't believe Donald Trump can win the White House.
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Such a move would have unsettled relations among producers, sources told Reuters, with the Saudis keen to maintain unity among the so-called OPEC+ alliance in case Riyadh wants to change course in future and seek their collaboration on an output cut.
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However, the majority of migrants and refugees just felt hopelessly stranded — they'd likely merely find somewhere else nearby and continue to try their luck jumping on trains and trucks, sights still set on the United Kingdom and lacking the resources to change course.
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They chide America for refusing to offer the sort of concessions that might conceivably induce the Kim regime to change course, such as a wholesale scaling-back of American military forces in the region and of exercises with South Korean and Japanese allies.
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The dovish side argued that the economy is still growing slowly — gross domestic product for the first half of the year was around 1 percent — and that inflation remains muted, meaning that the chances for having to change course abruptly is low.
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The dovish side argued that the economy is still growing slowly - gross domestic product for the first half of the year was around 1 percent - and that inflation remains muted, meaning that the chances for having to change course abruptly is low.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Northern Irish party that props up Britain's Conservatives said Prime Minister Theresa May needed to renegotiate her Brexit divorce, or be replaced by someone willing to change course, after reports that she had pulled the crucial vote on her deal.
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President Donald Trump has pledged to rein in the "menace" of North Korea's nuclear program, and has spoken to Chinese President Xi Jinping about getting China, as one of North Korea's only allies, to put pressure on its neighbor to change course.
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"If we don't change course, like, now, then the future of the young generation and all future generations is quite simply in the toilet," said the fast-talking, blue-haired Rezo in the video, in which he wore an orange hooded top.
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With less than five months before leaving the EU, lawmakers are stepping up a fight over the terms of Britain's departure, with some trying to open the way for the country to change course and offer voters another referendum on its membership.
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At the same protest rally in Paris on Tuesday, Marie-Josee da Silva, a 49-year old hospital care-worker, said she was marching on principle rather than out of any real hope that the rally would convince the government to change course.
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SEOUL, Nov 13 (Reuters) - North Korea threatened on Wednesday to retaliate if the United States goes ahead with scheduled military drills with South Korea, ramping up pressure on Washington to change course as a year-end North Korean deadline for U.S. flexibility approaches.
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While amendments are not legally binding - although they exert political pressure on May to change course - a cross-party group of lawmakers hopes to use one to change the rules of parliament to wrest control of the Brexit process from the government.
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BERLIN, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The premiers of two regions where the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party made big gains in Sunday's national election warned that Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives must change course to stop the former East Germany's rightward drift.
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" Wall argued that allowing the 9th Circuit's ruling to go forward would force the government to "change course" on orders it began implementing on June 29 and invite "precisely the type of uncertainty and confusion that the government has worked diligently to avoid.
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"Do not discuss this deal," a Slate representative said in the email, which was quoted in the report, adding that Allure Group was "very concerned" that if the city discovered it had entered into contract that month, the deal could change course.
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Being willing to change course, both figuratively and literally, was the first important lesson that Panama Bartholomy and his wife, Elizabeth Durney, learned when they set off on a five-month camper van road trip through Europe with their 13-month-old, Brooks.
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"The history of this House is to always have the president come and give a speech, to change course like that shows she's playing politics with her position as Speaker and it's not a place where this House should be," McCarthy said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson called again on Sunday for Prime Minister Theresa May to change course on Brexit, accusing her of forcing through a deal to keep the country locked in the EU's customs union in a "total surrender".
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The lead author of an alarming report credited with helping to persuade President Donald Trump to change course and take the coronavirus outbreak more seriously says he is now self-isolating after displaying symptoms of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.
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The paper ballot was meant to give lawmakers who opposed Ms. Pelosi, particularly newly elected members who had promised during their campaigns not to back her, a chance to cast a protest vote, and potentially room to change course before the January vote.
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In an op-ed published in The Washington Post on Thursday, Jared Kushner, Jason Greenblatt and David Friedman — the Trump administration's top team dealing with the conflict — argued that the situation for Gazans would vastly improve if Hamas would dramatically change course.
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Exchange operators can contact vessels that are getting too close to shore — a ship should usually be far from land, so that in the event of a mechanical problem, it has time for repairs without running aground — and have them change course.
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"This statement by the LDS Church to change course is a move in the right direction that will make a real difference in the lives of LGBTQ Mormons," The Trevor Project, an international advocacy group for LGBT youth, said in a statement.
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