But not everyone is thrilled about this change, of course.
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Its initial official reaction implies no drastic change of course.
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Change, of course, is the most organic thing about cities.
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This is a big change of course for Microsoft and Samsung.
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We desperately need a change of course on the spending side.
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And because this is Uber, all this could change, of course.
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That could conceivably change, of course, if new damaging information emerged.
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" (Kotb, 54, officially replaced Lauer in January.) "It's a change, of course.
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Not every weather-related disaster is "caused" by climate change, of course.
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Ermotti told CNBC that the change of course was a potential headwind.
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After the big pay day, that is subject to change of course.
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This could change, of course, if TBH grows into a massive product.
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That could change of course, given Google's resources and relationships with creators.
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What does change, of course, is the social role that games play.
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Nothing is yet determined, so all these plans could change, of course.
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Michael Flynn, as his national security adviser -- suggests an immediate change of course.
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The change of course highlights the existential crisis in which Juul finds itself.
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But brand damage is one thing, and a change of course is another.
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That's all subject to change, of course, depending on how Thursday's testimony goes.
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The biggest and most obvious change, of course, is the rear camera system.
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Chaffetz's move seems to be a rapid change of course in Republicans' effort.
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This voter wants a philosophic change of course, and Trump offers that, too.
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"When habitats change, of course species start to be more threatened," Lozano said.
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With user growth slumping to a new low, Spiegel announced a change of course.
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Many in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, are also mulling a change of course.
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Trump's tweet prompted an emergency meeting and a quick change of course by Republicans.
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Moreover, in both content and strategic purpose, USMCA signifies a major change of course.
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Things change, of course, and in the information age they change faster than ever.
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On both sides of the Rhine, these catastrophes determined a fundamental change of course.
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Climate change, of course, is a global phenomenon, but it's hitting the U.S. hard.
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That scenario appears increasingly necessary, barring a dramatic change of course by Mr. Sisi.
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But the recent release of documents in Washington has prompted a change of course.
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The Booker-accelerated change, of course, often starts with the media coverage he commands.
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Things could change, of course, but Nintendo seems happy with its current product mix.
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Urban renewal in the mid 20th century didn't emphasize density or climate change, of course.
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Noise should be taken as a permanent change of course for the artist—a new
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We cannot lose our focus or momentum because of this car, tumultuous change of course.
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Despite the apology and change of course, some are saying it's too little, too late.
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One big change, of course, is the new Form 1040, which is now more streamlined.
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Democrats welcomed Trump's apparent change of course but said he had only himself to blame.
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Part of that change, of course, is reckoning with the FARC 's own violent acts.
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Then, his colleague made a suggestion that cemented the change of course of Alexander's work.
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This is the third clear change of course since Thursday, according to ship tracking data.
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Whether your perspective is spiritual or secular, repentance and a change of course are always welcome.
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We have reached out to Telegram to see if it can explain the change of course.
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There is no explanation so far as to why it made the sudden change of course.
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The move represents another change of course from the White House on a major policy front.
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Whatever the reason, it makes it harder for Starboard to argue for a change of course.
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There's room for politicians to quibble over which policies are best to fight climate change, of course.
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That could change of course: Nearly 15,000 emails recovered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation from Mrs.
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But the problem with climate change, of course, is that it is a problem that crosses borders.
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Not every hot summer day or winter snowstorm can be chalked up to climate change, of course.
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However unpromising the prognosis, a switch at the top does create opportunities for some change of course.
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Because there are 200+ days until the midterms, there's still time for this to change, of course.
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A change of course would require the EPA to demonstrate that the circumstances are no longer there.
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Situations can change, of course, but I, and other members in my group, never once felt unsafe.
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They are also looking to see if there is any change of course from Britain, notably on Iran.
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The right balance can be found by raising rates now while signalling a change of course for 2019.
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Climate change, of course, has vastly expanded the range of possible suitable habitats for many species of mosquito.
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These agreements have represented something of a change of course for PayPal over the past couple of years.
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But House Republicans announced a change of course last week, saying they would vote on the Senate bill.
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But, in a dramatic change of course the president announced earlier this week that it was back on.
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Virginie Defrang-Firket, an MR lawmaker in Wallonia, said she doubted there would be a change of course.
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All of that suggests the party needs to cry out for an urgent or radical change of course.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin had no immediate comment on Friday about the president's change of course.
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What's needed is a "radical change of course" by using AI to discover alternative uses for existing drugs.
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The strongest part of the case for change, of course, is the racial aspect of the current calendar.
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In a change of course from its previous acquisitions, JAB is keeping Dr Pepper partially a public company.
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Things change, of course, so take it with a grain of salt ... and bet at your own risk.
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Times change, of course, and now every famous person worth their salt has their own cryptocurrency or kombucha line.
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That change of course began a series of events that led them apparently unknowingly into Iranian waters, officials said.
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For Mr. Brooks, this exploration of fluidity — lugubrious, ponderous — offered little in the way of a change of course.
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"If the framework, the rules of the game, change, of course we will have to re-evaluate," Pouyanne said.
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It seems to be an appropriate kickoff for a series that has a change of course at its core.
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Mr. Trump offered no public accounting on Monday of how the apparent change of course squared with his earlier remarks.
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After legal demands called for a change of course, artists like Patrick Avard made cheer compositions original, and more lucrative.
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That's the only conclusion to draw from the company's bizarre change of course today in regards to Donald Trump's Twitter account.
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New GOP process complaints After weeks of complaining about process, Republicans reacted to Pelosi's change of course by complaining -- about process.
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The Fed's language, while somewhat dovish in its recognition of global trouble, did not clearly signal an imminent change of course.
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They take the line that punitive measures have failed to force a change of course by Moscow while hurting European business.
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Her decision to endorse Biden marks a change of course for the Hawaii congresswoman, who previously backed Sanders's 2016 presidential bid.
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Before a change of course, the US needs to come up with more gear and reduce the overall caseload, Inglesby said.
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"What's happening now is a move to neutralize anyone who could influence a change of course within the MPLA," she said.
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"What's happening now is a move to neutralize anyone who could influence a change of course within the MPLA," she said.
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Climate change, of course, has become the default explanation for why we have seen such dramatically destructive fires in recent years.
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That's something that LinkedIn wants to change, of course, as looks to bring in more revenue through advertising (more on that below).
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For all the recent debate, early signs are that the supply-side shift may not amount to a serious change of course.
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Republican Senator John McCain, who is recovering from surgery in his home state of Arizona, urged a much different change of course - bipartisanship.
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Washington's change of course says a lot about the leverage held by the supply chain of a widely-used commodity such as aluminium.
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A reporter on Monday asked Spicer if Trump's outreach would "require a serious change of course," considering his past attacks against Democratic leaders.
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Washington's change of course says a lot about the leverage held by the supply chain of a widely-used commodity such as aluminum.
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" House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy of California argued that the change of course was an admission that impeachment had been "botched from the start.
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To Game Change or Not to Game Change Of course, the whole concept of Game Changers is designed to amp up the frenetic play.
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The measures are a change of course for a president who sought to undo the effects of more than a decade of populist government.
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Not a groundbreaking Snapchat change, of course, but these subtle iterations and additions are want make the app so addicting and fun to use.
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It was no secret, Steinbrenner told Rodriguez, that the Yankees had made a significant change of course and were now looking to the future.
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Commanders are preparing for a review of the U.S. strategy, which Votel said would be unlikely to lead to any significant change of course.
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The chief investigator said the evidence, including the plane's change of course and the switching off of a transponder, "irresistibly point" to unlawful interference.
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That represented a change of course for Mr. Peretti, who once said he didn't want banner ads, because they significantly slowed down the site.
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But his opponent in the party election, Shigeru Ishiba, a former defense minister, failed to generate enough enthusiasm to justify a change of course.
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Flip-flopping and fecklessness is par for the course in Washington, and Americans elected Republicans because they were ready for a change of course.
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Inversely a too sharp change of course would send a distressing signal to investors that the central bank was wrong to hike rates in December.
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Politicians, business and religious leaders, and every single one of us must add our voices to the urgent demand for a drastic change of course.
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That quality for an abrupt change of course under pressure explains, for example, Erdogan's 180-degree turn following nine months of bitter hostility with Russia.
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The head-spinning change of course was only the latest development in a political crisis that has mesmerized and bewildered Latin America's most populous nation.
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The U.S. government has overlooked this dimension of AI development for years, but the last couple months indicate the beginnings of a change of course.
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These have for so long been excoriated as rent-seeking profit-inflators restricting the flow of information that a change of course would now be unthinkable.
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A joint statement from U.N. agencies, delivered by World Meteorological Organization Secretary-General Petteri Taalas, said "a drastic change of course" was needed to tackle crises.
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His derision preceded a general change of course from Republicans, who are now going on the offensive against the women accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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We, as a Board, are committed to taking action when we believe a change of course is necessary and to being responsive to our gymnastics community.
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Why did Stalin embark on such a scheme and then double down when catastrophe loomed and critics within the party called for a change of course?
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That incremental change, of course, is undoubtedly a result of Nature Conservation's damning report as well as Silicon Valley's recent push to put its best face forward.
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Analysts said it appeared that a string of recently-announced government measures to boost confidence in Chinese share markets was a factor in Thursday's change of course.
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Without a radical change of course, the Trump years could break the unique system of American global alliances, resulting in free agency that only benefits our rivals.
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The expulsion represented a change of course for Trudeau, who said as recently as last week that the Liberals needed strong legislators with differing points of view.
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The World Health Organization tweeted on Wednesday that it does not recommend against the use of ibuprofen in treating coronavirus fevers, in an apparent change of course.
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Change, of course, has been part of the neighborhood all along, and a key strand in Harlem's DNA is its dynamism: new language, new sounds, new styles.
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Change, of course, is rocking the transportation industry worldwide, which is why we are bringing Didi Chuxing's Jean Liu and Anthony Tan, CEO and founder of Grab.
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The acquisition marks a change of course for the company whose backers, 3G Capital, made a name in large-scale acquisitions and an aggressive approach to cost-cutting.
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As things stand, there is no suggestion of a change of course over Brexit, which British voters backed by 52 to 48 percent in a June 2016 referendum.
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Many of them are victims of economic dislocation and it is hard to fault them for seeking a change, of course, even if it is simplistic and ignorant.
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The best way to drive change, of course, is consumer power — as another BuyMeOnce loyalist, Dominic Latchu, a 34-year-old student in Durham, N.C., knows very well.
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Unless there is a dramatic change of course, water experts — and many of the tanker men themselves — fear there will soon be few local resources left to tap.
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The investigation marks a change of course for House Republicans, who previously avoided direct involvement with the inquiry into the private server Clinton used as secretary of State.
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No specific explanation for the change of course was offered — Howe, like Dinnage, has made no public comment — and Spencer Stuart was later replaced by another search firm.
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The move by OPEC signaled a significant change of course for Saudi Arabia, which had allowed oil prices to collapse to try to undercut higher-cost Western players.
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In a change of course, Zenefits will no longer act as an insurance broker but rather will provide software to brokerages that sell benefits to companies, Zenefits said.
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In a change of course, the current show yields all its materials from the city of Jerusalem, driven by a desire to do away with passive white-cube spectatorship.
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And, in an abrupt change of course, Vietnam, another once-vocal critic of China's claims, recently said it would settle its maritime disputes with China bilaterally, as China prefers.
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Change, of course, continues to meet the monarchy on and off screen: Olivia Colman will take the title role for the next two seasons, along with a new cast.
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The biggest change, of course is the addition of limitless snaps, which for the first time in Snapchat's history allow you to send and view snaps without time limits.
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A key backer of Texas' bathroom measure that restricts bathroom access for transgender people and is known as Senate Bill 6, was undeterred by North Carolina's change of course.
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Hammond said in a speech to business leaders that he recognized public weariness with the push to fix Britain's public finances, but he signaled no immediate change of course.
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That could change of course, but we know Bloomberg won't be getting any momentum from the states holding primaries and caucuses before March 3 where he isn't even running.
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Trump's decision to skip the event represents a change of course from previous Republican presidential candidates, with 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney addressing the 103rd NAACP annual convention in Texas.
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In a refreshing change of course from the prior administration's uneasy relationship with matters of religious liberty, the Trump administration has delivered a consistent and staunch defense of conscience rights.
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The association she leads -- which represents more than 65,000 members across the United States -- has sent multiple letters to the Department of Homeland Security, calling for a change of course.
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But in his latest role as a lawyer for President Trump, Mr. Giuliani (who, like his client, is volatile by nature) appears to have made an abrupt change of course.
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The Democratic National Committee hacks may have helped influence a presidential election, but their real legacy could end up being a dramatic change of course in US cyber defense policy.
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Exxon Mobil on Friday said it could write down billions of barrels of reserves, marking a change of course as the company faces federal investigations into how it values those reserves.
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Yet despite rising anger, it remains unclear whether the President is willing to risk the personal embarrassment, and potentially a backlash from his base, that a change of course might stir.
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Hours before crash, winds forced change of course It was not immediately clear what caused the crash, which happened early Sunday afternoon in Nandayure, a region in Costa Rica's Guanacaste province.
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Disney's change of course came after a number of news outlets, including The New York Times and the A.V. Club, said they were boycotting advance screenings of Disney films in solidarity.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio occasionally lectures his staff about what he calls teachable moments — mistakes they or others have made that provide an opportunity for reflection and a change of course.
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It's a big change, of course, for Jenelle ... this after David shot and killed the family dog, her children were taken away, she got canned from "Teen Mom" and on and on.
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This past El Niño tied the 1997-98 El Niño for strongest on record, and it warmed our planet to unprecedented degrees—with the assistance of human-caused climate change, of course.
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But given his vote on the stay—and in light of his prime directive to preserve the integrity of the Supreme Court against charges of politicisation—that change of course looks unlikely.
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That could change of course; as DNA research becomes faster and cheaper, the dog model of human health could make a comeback, at least as far as identifying mutations involved in disease.
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"Any company operating in Iran or planning to enter the market needs to ask itself what could happen if there is a fundamental change of course by the U.S.," the person said.
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That can change, of course, as the process to file reams of financial information with the SEC and roadshow the company with potential investors is often a lengthy and drawn-out process.
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"There's no change, of course, in our longstanding 'One China' policy," added Ortagus, referencing the policy under which Washington officially recognizes the Communist government in Beijing as the only legal government of China.
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However, that will prove increasingly challenging for Turkey unless there is a change of course by Moscow or Damascus, which has repeatedly said it is committed to recapturing every inch of Syrian territory.
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Gans, the lawyer from Boston, said people like Carter, Gulati and even Cordeiro had a "vested interest" in resisting the changes he sees as vital to a change of course at U.S. Soccer.
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But that was not a change of course: The committee had not spent any money in the district previously, and had not intended to do so, according to the source familiar with the matter.
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Circumstances can change, of course — Rihanna's Anti eventually went up on Spotify despite an initial Tidal exclusivity period — but for now, Tidal is the only place to stream the full audio and visual experience.
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The scientists came up with a steering algorithm that takes that slight change of course into account, altering the robots' course so it can move around the distorted fields, and so around the obstacles.
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Lawmakers have been scouring parliamentary rulebooks looking for a way to either apply pressure for a change of course or seize control of the agenda and change the law to reverse or delay Brexit.
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The third option would be a major change of course for the fund, putting the responsibility of paying for the care of people with black lung from coal companies in the hands of taxpayers.
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Any request for extension would represent a change of course for the government of President Nana Akufo-Addo, which said after coming to power in January that it wanted the programme to end on time.
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The speech is subject to change, of course, and change should be expected—Trump has occasionally shown discipline when reading from a TelePrompter, but no one expects him to stick to the prepared remarks completely.
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This is a change, of course, for Tesla because, up until now, it has been selling its cars around the country in company-run showrooms that sell direct to customers — thereby circumventing the dealership model.
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Zinke failed to provide "any reasoned explanation for the change of course" from the Obama-era decision that rejected a road through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge as too environmentally destructive to allow, Gleason wrote.
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Ms. Collins's approval ratings have plummeted over the past year and a half, but she was still polling far ahead of her Democratic challenger, Sara Gideon, as of this summer (that could change, of course).
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Several senior department officials with previous administrations, however, said they were surprised by the swift change of course for the little-known Minnesota project, which was not a focal point of Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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In other words, Trump will try to take economic performance that's average and make it sound like a miracle — while trying to spook voters into thinking a change of course will bring it all crashing down.
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The orbital dynamics would change, of course, but the moon's trajectory is nothing if not well understood, so it's just a question of how safe the mission planners want to play it, regardless of Musk's fantasies.
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Olsen reaffirmed the central bank's commitment to keeping the key policy interest rate at 1.5% for the time being, adding that only a sustained change in the inflation outlook could lead to a change of course.
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Climate change, of course, does not care whether or not you believe in it; even if they escape natural disasters and loss of livelihood, those people will still be forced to abandon their island by 2065.
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But the UK Independence Party (UKIP) is still struggling to be heard by decision makers and - with its popular support and political influence waning - is split over how best to apply pressure for a change of course.
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Change of course In its Tuesday statement, however, the sheriff's office said it "erred" in issuing the early report, and an internal investigation showed Tench had not opened the door and pointed his weapon at the deputy.
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Saudi Arabia's oil minister, who is the organisation's de facto leader, has reiterated that stocks are still around 150 million barrels too high and it would be premature to discuss an exit strategy or change of course.
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Mr. Cornyn, who is the former No. 2 Senate Republican and is up for re-election in 2020, did not personally criticize Mr. Burr, but said he intended to talk with him about a change of course.
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The Office of Management and Budget memo issued on Sunday was a change of course from previous guidance, provided just days earlier, that only employees considered at high risk of serious health problems were allowed to telework.
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If the sensors decide it has become too cold in the middle of the night (climate change, of course, doesn't mean it's always hot), new wind machines will automatically start circulating warm air to protect the vines.
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Climate change, of course, is a politically fraught topic in the United States, where Republican politicians and representatives of the fossil fuel industry have sought to cast doubt on the established science of human-caused global warming.
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The deal forges a path for JAB to be an acquirer and major distributor of drinks in the U.S. In a change of course from its previous acquisitions, JAB is keeping Dr Pepper partially a public company.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States' sudden change of course on Syria has no direct impact on Germany's mandate in the fight against Islamic State, a German defense ministry spokesman said in a regular government news conference on Friday.
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While states can determine their own energy goals, they cannot effect other areas of the country whose economy is heavily reliant on fossil fuel production, and who aim to benefit from the White House's recent change of course.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States' sudden change of course on Syria is surprising and risks damaging the fight against Islamic State, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Thursday after the United States decided to withdraw from Syria.
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That could change, of course—Carrera's production could fall off a cliff and Pearce could come back in as much of a funk as he was in April—but it's really not a problem until it's a problem.
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It would demonstrate Congress' recognition that the authorization it passed so many years ago has been exploited to justify abuses that continue to this day, and will certainly continue into the future absent a swift change of course.
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Democratic activists saw the Republican Party as doomed to defeat without a radical change of course because it was tied to overlapping constituencies that they viewed as of waning significance — for example, older, non-college, evangelical white Christians.
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Ted Cruz, who himself was under consideration for the post, struck back at Sessions' critics at an appearance at the conservative Federalist Society on Friday and said that Sessions is a necessary change of course from the Obama years.
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Scott Beaumont, Google's head of operations in China and one of the key architects of Dragonfly, did not view Zunger's concerns as significant enough to merit a change of course, according to four people who worked on the project.
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That could soon change, of course, as candidates step up efforts to raise small-dollar donations and distinguish their brand from a crowded field of fellow Democrats, nearly all of whom are shunning typical sources of big-dollar donations.
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Any hope in Brussels that Morawiecki's appointment signals a change of course by PiS will have been tempered by Polish parliament approving legal changes to the judiciary in defiance of the EU on Friday - the day after his nomination.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Justice Department lawyer told a Maryland-based federal judge on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's administration is seeking a "path forward" to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, a dramatic change of course.
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FDP leader Christian Lindner, an ambitious 38-year-old who preaches an ultra-hard line on Europe and has unsettled the German political establishment, said he was open to coalition talks with Merkel but that Germany needed a change of course.
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NATO allies France and Germany said Washington's change of course on Syria risks damaging the fight against Islamic State, the militant group that had seized swathes of Iraq and Syria but has now been squeezed to a sliver of Syrian territory.
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Trump's declaration of triumph has alarmed key NATO allies such as France and Germany, who said the change of course on Syria risks damaging the fight against Islamic State, which has now been squeezed to a sliver of Syrian territory.
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For chief executive Brian Hartzer, the departure appears to be an abrupt change of course given that the previous day he cancelled end-of-year parties but assured staff "this is not a major issue", according to The Australian newspaper.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Veteran leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador was sworn in as Mexican president on Saturday, promising a radical change of course in a country struggling with gang violence, chronic poverty and corruption on the doorstep of the United States.
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Since Hyperallergic first reported on the removal of books and other analog materials from the Fine Arts Library (FAL) at the University of Texas at Austin — first in December and then in March — there has been a radical change of course.
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Because it is unclear how long the U.S. economy can sustain its current strength, the Federal Reserve should continue with its gradual interest rate hikes until it becomes undeniable that a change of course is necessary, an influential Fed governor said on Thursday.
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"There is no change of course, but Hollande is trying to broaden his appeal by bringing on allies, expanding his base beyond the Socialist party to boost his chances to qualify for the presidential election run-offs," Ifop pollster's Jerome Fourquet said.
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Both France and Germany warned that the U.S. change of course risked damaging the campaign against Islamic State, the jihadists who seized big swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014-15 but have now been beaten back to a sliver of Syrian territory.
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In a change of course, Mitch McConnell said the Senate would vote on a substantial criminal justice bill before the end of the year, putting Mr. Trump on the cusp of claiming one of the first truly bipartisan legislative achievements of his presidency.
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Last week, Trump posted angry tweets about prosecutors' original seven- to nine-year sentencing recommendation for Stone, which was followed by Attorney General Bill Barr lowering the recommendation — an abrupt change of course that prompted all the prosecutors working the case to quit.
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And, yet, all the gnashing of teeth and criticism misses a central truth: The President's decision and his change of course is the inevitable outcome of years, even decades, of poor decision making in Washington and an almost total lack of strategic vision.
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The change of course — just five days after Zinke announced the offshore drilling plan —highlights the political importance of Florida, where President Donald Trump narrowly won the state's 29 electoral votes in the 2016 election and has encouraged Scott to run for Senate.
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But the statement was a clear sign that the new White House intends to make a sharp change of course from the Obama years and is willing to be more proactive in confronting Iran's projection of power that it believes threatens its Middle East allies.
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The pro-business FDP party, which looks set to win 10.7 percent of the vote, indicated that it would be open to coalition talks with Merkel's conservatives but leader Christian Lindner said that it would require a change of course from the German chancellor.
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Historian John Coatsworth lists 2628 US interventions from the end of the 28500th century to the beginning of the 6900th century that were "successful" in generating regime change, and many more that were not successful or aimed for a lower-level change of course.
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That being said, climate change, of course, isn't the only risk factor for suicide, nor are researchers saying that it's a direct cause for suicide, but Dr. Burke says the researchers have found a significant enough link that it warrants further study (or a closer look).
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Richard Reavey, the head of government relations for Cloud Peak Energy, which operates a strip mine here that sends coal to the Midwest and increasingly to coal-burning power plants in Asia said Mr. Trump's change of course was meant to correct wrongs of the past.
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But Americans would do well to take Tuesday's address not as a change of course for the president but as yet another example of one of his most entrenched traits: his willingness to say whatever he needs to say to get an audience to like him.
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The valet clamming up is an abrupt change of course ... as we reported, he initially wanted a DNA test to prove Mathis spit on him, filed a police report for assault and his legal team claimed there were at least 2 witnesses who can back up his story.
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The huge change of course we've all seen in the last 10 years has been machine learning, and the real push on these convolutional neural networks which turn out to be able to solve problems that we hadn't been able to solve using more statistical methods in the past.
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Born in 1921 in Peles castle in the Carpathian mountains, Michael as king played a big part in Romania's change of course during World War Two, participating in a 1944 coup against fascist leader Marshal Ion Antonescu, after which Romania broke with Nazi Germany and switched to the Allied side.
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It may be tempting to put off filing in hopes that the IRS does extend the deadline, but if you're owed a tax refund, you won't get it until you file (the IRS is still processing returns and paying out refunds as of now, but that could change, of course).
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We must urgently hope that America's flashing-red danger signs -- falling life expectancy, rising suicide rates, stagnant or falling subjective well-being, major epidemics of opioids, depression, obesity and record losses from climate-related disasters -- will soon trigger a change of course in the United States toward social justice and honesty in government.
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Social media is behind some of this change, of course, altering how we perceive beauty, freezing it in place, giving an afterlife to a cluster of blossoms that might wilt overnight, but floral artists have also tapped into an inchoate desire in recent times to cultivate imperfection — and even a touch of chaos.
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The bike, the road-going derivation of a machine trouncing all comers on the dirt ovals of the American Flat Track racing circuit — and revealed in showroom-ready form on Monday at the Intermot industry show in Germany — is an acute change of course for Indian, whose retro-flavored cruisers and Deco-kissed touring machines have revived the company.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE will attend a "short portion" of the Democratic National Convention later this month, a change of course after it was reported earlier Thursday that he would skip the event because of flooding in his state.
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After a televised chess match in which he had declared he'd be proud to shut down the government if Congress wouldn't give him funding for his border wall and border security left him in check, the President opened the door to a change of course Thursday when he argued Mexico was already paying for the wall through the trade agreement he's pushing to replace NAFTA.
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Or, if he really wants to bring his formidable experience and skill to the task, he can clamber into the trenches and become a full participant in Britain's domestic political contest once more: joining the melee in such a way that he gradually remakes his public image, wins credit (however grudging) for re-engaging and builds the case for a change of course on Brexit, week-by-week, battle-by-battle.
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American voters would like to know what these 21 candidates plan to do to ensure that all working people have access to paid family leave, which only 17 percent of American workers have now; to narrow the wage gap, which won't close until 2059 for all women and well beyond for women of color without a change of course; and to expand protections against workplace harassment and discrimination for the 4 in 10 women who experience them.
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