They're chipping away at the Second Amendment, they're chipping away at Christianity. . . .
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I don't want delicate change — the chipping away slowly.
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Many fear Beijing is increasingly chipping away at those freedoms.
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Chipping away at the layers and finding your true self.
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And yet, buyout firms keep chipping away at local norms.
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You've got to keep playing, keep fighting, keep chipping away.
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You're literally chipping away at making progress with your trusty pickax.
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Said Huth: "You just gotta keep chipping away at it."[ATLAS]
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For her part, Pelosi has been chipping away at the opposition.
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Piece by piece they're going to start chipping away at it.
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It's a huge step up and I can start chipping away.
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Not wrong, but chipping away at trying to be a band.
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But Sanders is chipping away at her lead in other polls.
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Inside the Yale locker room, the talk was of chipping away.
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In the meantime, state laws are chipping away at abortion rights.
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But the Trump administration is steadily chipping away at that protection.
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So she's chipping away at anything the for-profits don't like.
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"We've been chipping away at equipment-level transparency," Mr. McGill said.
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And automation is not alone in chipping away at modern society.
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The president and his allies started chipping away at congressional powers.
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"We've been chipping away at it over the years," she said.
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I'm going to have to work at chipping away at that.
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Pai and Republicans have already begun chipping away at net neutrality.
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But instead of chipping away at rock, you're solving complex puzzles.
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But streaming content was chipping away at my sleep — and nerves.
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"Even if it's not chipping away at the income of a small business owner in Kansas, it is chipping away at their confidence that we can continue to move forward with the growing economy," Hall said.
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It is infuriating, and it is slowly chipping away at my sanity.
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His Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been chipping away at that problem.
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It's a question that's chipping away at the foundations of American democracy.
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Creighton's lead grew to nine points before the Zips began chipping away.
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First came low-cost carriers, chipping away at their short-haul routes.
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Minnesota began chipping away on Sano's run-scoring single in the third.
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Wade — or at least chipping away at it — seems all but certain.
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Trump and Republicans have already begun chipping away at the Paris Agreement.
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Those services are gaining ground and chipping away at Netflix's market share.
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We got in there and got to keep chipping away at ideas.
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Berliners carried hammers and chisels to begin chipping away at the wall.
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"We'll inevitably see some chipping away of market share," Ms. Howard said.
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You know what I often find when I do start chipping away?
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Since then, he has faced international condemnation for chipping away at democracy.
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Oklahoma State responded to the initial onslaught, chipping away at the deficit.
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Short of that, it seems like we're chipping away at the edges.
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And there are signs that she's chipping away at his formidable lead.
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I accrued about $30,9.99 of debt, which I am now chipping away at.
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The Cowboys kept chipping away, eventually getting the deficit down to four points.
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I stopped waking up with somebody else's problem chipping away at my psyche.
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First, cocktails and wine grew more accessible, chipping away at beer's market share.
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Many fear the central government in Beijing is chipping away at those freedoms.
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But peeling and chipping away at the painting became part of the work.
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I think there are people who are gonna start chipping away at it.
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Keep chipping away until you break through and can solve the entire puzzle.
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Facebook faces dozens of rivals, all chipping away at the dreaded email inbox.
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"We're chipping away at stigma and it's working; it just is," Bonow said.
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The Red Raiders' defense kept the Wildcats from chipping away at the margin.
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And now rivals are chipping away at its primacy in installation and innovation.
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They've always been with us, chipping away at society's restraints and influencing history.
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But rising air temperatures in the region are chipping away at this bedrock.
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I kept chipping away at his reserve, using the tools at my disposal.
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They are not dismantling white supremacy so much as chipping away at it.
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Only 27 percent are chipping away at their own or their spouse's education.
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European officials say it continues the ruling party's chipping away at Poland's democracy.
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For the past nine months, she'd been chipping away at a land mine.
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She couldn't cover living expenses and keep chipping away at her loan payments.
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There's not going to be any more chipping away at our Second Amendment.
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"I was chipping away at this while I worked on other stuff," Shaw says.
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Strong pro-life lobbies have been chipping away at abortion rights in each country.
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The Bears started chipping away, and Jones' 3-pointer pulled them within 20-16.
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"We have only been chipping away at the very, very top surface," he said.
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Over the next few years, more strokes attacked him, chipping away at his mind.
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Critics say Mr. Modi is chipping away at India's traditions of democracy and secularism.
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Today is best spent working alone on a project you've been chipping away at.
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Distributed energy resources (solar panels, batteries, etc.) are chipping away at their market share.
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Now The Force Awakens just has to start chipping away at that $1.3 billion gap.
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Follow this three-step plan to help you start chipping away at your student debt.
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These tariffs are chipping away at American Whiskey's brand equity in our top export markets.
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I know I'm making a difference even if I'm merely chipping away at a mountain.
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Clay before Hannah's death is cautiously confident, chipping away slowly at a glimmer of hope.
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And there are mountains, with deep mines, with sturdy, bearded dwarves chipping away at them.
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It all amounts to what seems to be a slow chipping away of potential marketshare.
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Over the past few weeks, he's been steadily chipping away at Cruz's small polling lead.
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Chipping away at these cycles of poverty isn't easy, and we won't have perfect success.
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The House has steadily produced dozens of bills tweaking or chipping away at Dodd-Frank.
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I'm slowly chipping away at the debt and hope to pay it off next month.
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The Mount Everest Biogas Project seems to be chipping away at some of that debt.
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They're still chipping away at the giant block of ice, looking for the story within.
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Because he's so busy, we spent a year, on and off, chipping away at Birthmarks.
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Those efforts include chipping away at the rights of immigrants and disadvantaged populations, including prisoners.
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When I dropped by his work shed, his son Vernon was chipping away at it.
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Conservative messaging around the courts often focuses on overturning or chipping away at Roe v.
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It's not just that distributed energy is chipping away at the need for those investments.
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"We're now opening the door, chipping away at what's acceptable under cultural norms," he said.
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We stayed afloat and we're getting guys back and we're gelling now and we're chipping away.
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It is about chipping away at the conditions that make those 140 character messages so attractive.
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Even before Thursday's dramatic shift, congressional Republicans and administration officials were chipping away at the mandate.
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The administrator has spent a year chipping away at the environmental regime of his Democratic predecessors.
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If what you are doing all day is attacking and chipping away at the media institutions?
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Detroit pushed the lead to 23 in the second quarter before the Clippers began chipping away.
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I'm slowly chipping away at my debt — and I've already destroyed one of those credit cards.
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But in between all the film work, he's also been chipping away at a new album.
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President Donald Trump is chipping away at a campaign promise to tackle unfair trade with China.
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Much of the struggle at the negotiations has involved chipping away at an environment of mistrust.
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But chipping away at access to that right has been a central electoral strategy for Republicans.
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"He kept chipping away at it," said Nick Bubash, a protégé and friend of Mr. DeVita's.
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We've just got to keep grinding and keeping chipping away and we'll come out on top.
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The state just raised registration fees and gas taxes to start chipping away at that number.
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Her CDU has become especially vulnerable with AfD chipping away at its popularity in recent elections.
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Warming temperatures have been chipping away at the Antarctic ice and contributing to sea level rise.
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The Knicks kept chipping away in the third quarter, ending it trailing by only 89-84.
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The work depicts a metalworker chipping away at one of the stars of the EU flag.
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The people chipping away at one of the remaining pillars of Britain's financial stability should lay off.
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And while this will undoubtedly lead to a chipping away, if not complete reversal, of Roe v.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have been chipping away at the health care law since it passed, eroding its effectiveness.
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Facebook has been chipping away at its misinformation and propaganda problems since shortly after the 2016 elections.
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But there has been a steady stream of articles chipping away at the party's account of history.
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And we're chipping away at that piece by piece, and this is an important aspect of that.
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Chipping away at this broad pattern of gender injustice is in the interest of all of us.
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It's because they've spent the past 44 years working toward this victory, chipping away at Roe v.
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But then the Pelicans started chipping away, repeatedly cutting the deficit to seven in the fourth quarter.
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Demonstrators fear the pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong is chipping away at their rights and freedoms.
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Russian support for Venezuela comes in the form of public messaging aimed at chipping away American credibility.
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We've overcome so many of these issues, and we'll keep chipping away at it until we win.
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But at least one new airline, French bee, based in Paris, is chipping away at the business.
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However, I suspect that these courts will be strategic and slow at chipping away at these rights.
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But Best Buy has likewise been chipping away at its delivery strategy for the past few years.
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Now, investors are facing evidence that tensions between Washington and Beijing are chipping away at America's factories.
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With the additions, Google is chipping away at the many reasons why people still turn to Waze.
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They said it made them feel more productive: "It's like chipping away at the document," one noted.
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Modi, in response, says the opposition's questions were chipping away at the moral of India's armed forces.
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These issues aren't new; these threats have been chipping away at jobs and local economies for years.
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Make no mistake – chipping away at the Constitutional right to abortion is an intentional attack on women.
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So they began chipping away at their long list of restoration projects, which they document on Instagram.
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The Bucks led 12-228 at halftime, but the Pelicans started chipping away in the third quarter.
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"From then on, it just feels like they've been chipping away at the idea of me," Green said.
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In 2014, while still relatively low profile on home turf, BTS began chipping away at the US market.
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Rather, it means it succeeded enough in chipping away at the standard quo for these stories to follow.
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Last Wednesday, Powell said there's been "a gradual chipping away" at global growth, and what happens internationally matters.
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According to Tolentino, a lot of the women worked in isolation, chipping away at misogyny on parallel paths.
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Boston College spent the half's remainder slowly chipping away at the deficit, mostly with Bowman doing the work.
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Worryingly for him, a surge in violence there and rising food prices are chipping away at his support.
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But he sees good in chipping away at the private student loan market and opportunities for more investment.
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But he is chipping away, however unintentionally, on the party norm of absolute and unflinching support for Israel.
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One of those continues to be women in military service, although we are rapidly chipping away at that.
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Even though we gave away a big lead, we still grinded at-bats and just kept chipping away.
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Even as Epperson began slowly chipping away at that debt, she managed to achieve another financial goal: homeownership.
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New analysis shows that U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods are chipping away at the trade deficit with China.
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North Korea&aposs actions, however, appear to be aimed at chipping away support for that hard-line position.
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But at the time it was mostly women coming forward, and chipping away at the culture of silence.
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The Panthers kept chipping away and Xavier Johnson's layup with 26:05 left brought Pittsburgh within 60-59.
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The Volunteers led 241-222 at halftime, but the Cajuns started chipping away early in the second half.
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Finally paying off debt that you've been chipping away at for months or even years feels really good.
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Many of the victims reminded us of Doreen: Suffering from illnesses that were chipping away at their brains.
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It won't solve Hollywood's diversity problems overnight, but it could start chipping away at them, bit by bit.
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You have to keep chipping away at it—it's tough, and it's tough for anybody—despite their gender.
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I've spent my entire intellectual life chipping away at a vast array of phenomena associated with romantic love.
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But at the time, it was mostly women coming forward and chipping away at the culture of silence.
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Simply start by chipping away at this skill by moving at a pace that is comfortable for you.
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For decades, corporate interests have been hell-bent on chipping away at our most fundamental rights and freedoms.
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These new risks are chipping away at the trustworthiness of digital platforms such as Google, Facebook and Twitter.
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Humans have been chipping away at the Amazon rainforest since they settled there well over ten millennia ago.
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Why it matters: The slowdown in these once-booming industrial towns is chipping away at China's economic might.
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There are certainly some conservatives on the Court who are interested in chipping away at the ruling's guarantees.
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So in the short run, Fox News doesn't have to worry about OANN chipping away at its audience.
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A handful of independent, web-based news outlets emerged too, chipping away at Cuba's half-century state media monopoly.
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Neanderthals even used obsidian to fashion weapons by chipping away at the rock, which is too brittle to forge.
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These movements, in fact, were highly successful, chipping away at a large issue that often feels overwhelming to tackle.
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A surge in pilot certificates for millennials is chipping away at a critical, decades-long labor shortage in aviation.
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We did get a little tired in the second half, but we kept on fighting, kept on chipping away.
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These state statutes would remain in place even if Trump succeeds in chipping away at federal laws and rules.
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For his detractors, it's a chipping away of defenses; a continuous pounding on the rock until it finally cracks.
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The House is gone in the coming week, but the Senate will still be chipping away at its work.
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"Yes, even for terrible people, because once you start chipping away … you're running down a slippery slope," Sanders said.
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But chipping away could be decisive, given their massive advantages among nonwhite voters in cities like Philadelphia and Cleveland.
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Advancements in technology and globalization are chipping away at America's middle class, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Wednesday.
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Crews have spent the past week slowly chipping away at the building's shell, which included stairwells and elevator shafts.
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The trauma we're inflicting is chipping away at the core of what makes this country great: the American family.
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Trilobites Chinese scientists first thought it was a prehistoric bird, until chipping away at the fossil revealed surprising features.
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Still, Telemundo views its current World Cup ratings as a part of the process of chipping away at Univision.
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She had looked forward to putting her degree to good use, while chipping away at the debt behind it.
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Yet when Mr. Orban began chipping away at Hungarian democracy in 2010, the coalition's leadership looked the other way.
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"I've always felt like I'm chipping away at a concrete ceiling with a plastic, non-biodegradable toothbrush," she said.
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Warren offers herself as the safer version of Sanders Warren has been quietly chipping away at Sanders for weeks.
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Already, she sees institutions "chipping away" resources from libraries because they provide "no surplus value" in a capitalist system.
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As soon as the couple bought the church, they began chipping away at their long list of restoration projects.
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While the stock market volatility has not yet impacted on consumer spending, it is chipping away at business confidence.
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She has a talent for building elaborate edifices, then chipping away at them until the pain underneath is visible.
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The significance of any chipping away at the bricks of precedent is in the eye of the beholder, of course.
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So, when "Finals, Part Two" begins chipping away at that cloak of protection, it's so obvious the Order will retaliate.
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Otherwise, it's fun to watch the device's progress through videos uploaded by people quietly chipping away at their personal projects.
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We've been quietly chipping away at a systemic power imbalance for nearly a century; now, the sledgehammers are coming out.
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The big picture: Retaliatory Chinese tariffs on soybeans have sunk exports, chipping away at one of agriculture's most profitable products.
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The big picture: This uncertainty has PBMs on the defensive and appears to be chipping away at their profitable businesses.
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Clearly Google's marking it down aggressively in hopes of chipping away at Amazon's lead with Alexa and the Echo Dot.
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While he called the debt "like termites slowly chipping away at the wood," he insisted it wasn't an immediate danger.
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I -- and so many others -- am slowly, thoughtfully, and certainly chipping away at the ideologies that seek to destroy us.
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The Lakers kept chipping away and got within 89-87 on two free throws by James with 8:30 left.
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But inside those countries, the gap between rich and poor has grown, chipping away at gains by low-wage workers.
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The growing enthusiasm for another dairy product — yogurt — has also hurt Dean Foods by chipping away at demand for cereal.
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But after a few months, it became clear that my insatiable thirst for adventure was chipping away at our savings.
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Texas Tech then started chipping away, relying on the teamwork and defensive tenacity that have been its signatures all season.
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Yet Mr. Sanders would need a landslide victory in New York to start chipping away at her lead in delegates.
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And Sanders is chipping away at that margin, or at least it's starting to look that way in the North.
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So we started looking at the performance of this thing, and started chipping away a few percentages at a time.
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But it has fed a perception that she was trying to hide information, chipping away at data gauging her trustworthiness.
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"We're all kind of chipping away," Mr. Ansari said, referring to Ms. Waithe, Ms. Rae, and Donald Glover (FX's "Atlanta").
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More and more Southern cooks are chipping away at that stereotype, both in who they are and what they cook.
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For now, she's filling her time by making phone calls and chipping away at books she'd always meant to finish.
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To make it more manageable, weave emergency planning into your everyday life, chipping away at the long to-do list.
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But the Yankees kept chipping away at Felix Hernandez, who has not lived up to his typical standards this season.
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This time, Trump in some ways has exacerbated the pain — such as by chipping away at access to health care.
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The Indians kept chipping away, getting within a run in the seventh when Yandy Diaz scored on a wild pitch.
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Then I stumbled into Christian White's carving shed, to find his son chipping away at a 62-foot cedar log.
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And while the changes from year to year may seem small, the company is chipping away at those diversity proportions.
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Overall, it seems Democrats plan to keep chipping away at their own investigation while they decide what to do next.
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But long before today, he has been chipping away at environmental protections and the funding for the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It's in the slow chipping away of the wall of distinction between what we model and the thing doing the modeling.
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When you're working at a song, you just keep chipping away at it and you're kind of waiting for that feeling.
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Amazon has also started chipping away at Google and Facebook's advertising market share, so it could also say there's more competition.
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Is it just a cute holiday toy, or is it another example of the chipping away of our expectation of privacy?
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Then again, you always run the risk of a crappy market chipping away at that balance, though I've largely seen gains.
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Anti-choice politicians like Pence have already been chipping away at reproductive rights for years at the state and federal level.
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"What we're doing is we're chipping away at what it is to be a woman and to be feminine," she said.
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Organizations like PeaceTech Lab are just the tip of the iceberg; but they are, slowly and surely, chipping away toward progress.
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Combined with the current "growth-at-any-cost" mindset and it all leads to compromises — each one chipping away at integrity.
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But there are no easy, obvious solutions to the problem, which is why researchers like Crosier and Wildt keep chipping away.
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And it's just one more way that the Trump regime is chipping away at independent scientific voices in the U.S. government.
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Republicans under the Trump administration tried a couple of times to tear it down, only succeeding in chipping away at it.
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Rising inequality could therefore make Merkel more vulnerable at a time when security concerns are already chipping away at her popularity.
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But the Mets will need to keep waiting, and wondering about what issues might be chipping away at Harvey's early form.
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If the creative breakthrough is one of culture's enduring narratives, it's often less a dynamite explosion than a methodical chipping away.
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Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver said on CNN that they intend to keep "chipping away," but acknowledged it would be difficult.
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Yet, he has also chastised his colleagues for chipping away at -- but not directly confronting -- a 1984 court precedent, Chevron v.
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Villanova kept chipping away and got within 21.1-23 on a steal and 3-pointer by Gillespie with 5:17 remaining.
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As well as taking on MetLife's designation, Mr. Scalia has been chipping away at the Dodd-Frank Act since its implementation.
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Even union rights, which the current court has been chipping away at, have faded in political significance outside the public sector.
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Aging populations have led to politicians across the region chipping away at the generous cradle-to-grave welfare state for years.
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"I feel like we're chipping away, it's just a big rock," Angela Taylor, a Georgia resident, told Broadly at the time.
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For years, gamers have been chipping away at the Super Metroid speedrun world record, bringing it down to just 42:10.
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They are widely known for protecting clients' secrecy, although the United States government has been chipping away at Switzerland's stringent regulations.
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There is one area, though, where state policy is directly chipping away at support for EVs: fees to raise transportation money.
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Hong Kong's freedoms are a standing irritant to the Communist authorities in Beijing, who have not ceased chipping away at them.
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And while their dances look picturesque there's an undercurrent of intensity and purpose that starts chipping away at the peaceful vibe.
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The Bucks led by as many as 28 points before Toronto did enough chipping away to keep some semblance of hope.
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"If we start chipping away at it, I fear we will return to the old frustrations and failures of previous years."
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" The trick is chipping away at the goal: "With video games, if you started on level 26, it would be terrible.
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The piece shows how a woman who claims to be transracial is only enforcing racial oppression, not chipping away at it.
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Apple last cited an Apple Music subscriber count of over 60 million, so Amazon is quickly chipping away at that lead.
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Media polls have shown the cherry-blossom affair chipping away at voter support, although backing for the fragmented opposition remains weak.
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Schroder scored 250 of his points in the second half, when the Thunder started chipping away at a 203-point deficit.
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The tax bill would repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate, a major accomplishment for Republicans in chipping away at the health-care law.
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Fans of Medicare for All have proposed chipping away at the nation's military budget to fund a single-payer health system.
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Schroder scored 22 of his points in the second half, when the Thunder started chipping away at a 24-point deficit.
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Raúl discarded some of the precepts that Fidel had considered sacred, chipping away at the Communist scaffold his brother had built.
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As such, they represent the leading edge of how anti-abortion activists have been chipping away at abortion access for decades.
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And while they're chipping away at access, Trump may succeed in appointing a Supreme Court justice committed to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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But he kept chipping away at his code until it was immaculate, a labor-intensive process that filled him with unexpected joy.
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"If you keep chipping away and that becomes the standard you play at, we will see improvement," Joerger told the Sacramento Bee.
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Boston began chipping away in the bottom of the inning when Martinez doubled home Betts, who had led off with a double.
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Governments and courts are chipping away at the sovereignty of internet firms, and public opinion is pushing them to police themselves better.
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"In addition to chipping away at their so-called caliphate, killing their leaders, we're also hitting them in the pocketbook," Warren said.
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But pro wrestling is a business built on buzz, and the slow chipping away of WWE's monopoly on cool is clearly afoot.
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And then there's the menacing spectre of online shopping and Cyber Monday, which is slowly chipping away at the entire business model.
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Since 1973, conservative states have focused on chipping away at Roe by introducing regulations that make it harder to obtain an abortion.
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Around the time I started asking Stan when he was going to retire, I became obsessed with chipping away at the showman.
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Tech unicorn Taxify is chipping away at Uber's dominance in the European ride-hailing market – and its CEO predicts massive growth ahead.
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The day-to-day operations of the executive branch appear to be chipping away at confidence in Trump and his management style.
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U.S. regulatory agencies can keep chipping away at Chinese companies, but two can play at that game, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Despite his struggles, Holland attempted to remain positive, believing that if he kept chipping away, everything would come together at some point.
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However, Trump has continued chipping away at the ACA through a series of executive and administrative actions, infuriating defenders of the law.
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Because once you start chipping away and you say, 'Well, that guy committed a terrible crime, not going to let him vote.
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The graphic made socialism seem not only appealing, but also au courant, thus inadvertently chipping away at decades of carefully crafted propaganda.
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"The president's big challenge will be to make progress in chipping away at the tremendous distrust that remains between our two countries."
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The Rockets kept chipping away and seized a 101-100 lead after a 3-pointer by Ariza and free throws from Harden.
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She has regularly warned against chipping away at rules meant to prevent the kind of risk-taking that exacerbated the financial crisis.
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Keep chipping away at it, and try to focus on solving the squares that contain the consonants in the split theme entries.
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Since Congleton was also "confident in his nakedness," Furtado felt comfortable chipping away at the facades she had built to sell records.
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Medical teams are already chipping away at that goal, in part by combining checkpoint inhibitors with each other, or with standard chemotherapy.
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Later, as minority leader, she managed to keep the caucus together enough to prevent the Republican Congress from chipping away at Obamacare.
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The White House started calling Bannon a "fired employee" following the release of the book and began chipping away at his credibility.
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When you're eight months in and Republicans are all you have left, chipping away at the remaining few is a helluva strategy.
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Chipping away steadily over the next 10 1/2 minutes, Northwestern trimmed the deficit to 26-22 on Boo Buie's driving layup.
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Rating agencies Fitch and Standard & Poor's expressed concern the fund was chipping away at stronger banks to prop up the ailing ones.
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And you need to be sticking to that plan every month, or every paycheck, so that you're chipping away at your balances.
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As manufacturing, mining and shipping industries declined in number, union membership fell in tandem, chipping away at the robust support for Labour.
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On your left, marvel at the C-suite executives busily chipping away at the support structures of our barely taped-together society.
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The Thunder bludgeoned the Rockets on the boards in the fourth, chipping away behind Enes Kanter (15 points, 13 rebounds) and Westbrook.
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But the effort to eliminate rules around overtime pay, health standards and consumer and worker protections are chipping away at that support.
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Clinton wants to keep chipping away at this enormous boulder of a climate problem, all in the hopes that bigger cracks eventually appear.
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The vast majority of that work is slow and subtle: chipping away at a humanitarian crisis here, greasing the wheels of progress there.
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President Trump, whose policies have included separating children from their parents and a Muslim travel ban, is slowly chipping away at American democracy.
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This could end up being yet another example of the mainland chipping away at Hong Kong's democratic freedoms — and getting away with it.
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Jon Lovett: It doesn't take anything away from the very big and serious investigation that is slowly chipping away at the Trump administration.
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I'm slowly chipping away at my dog debt, but it'll be awhile until my credit card balance is less than five figures again.
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In November the head of the newly-independent public broadcaster quit, accusing the government of chipping away at his budget for the bash.
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Make decisions that will help you reach your long-term financial goals, like chipping away at a credit card or making an investment.
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Why it matters: Pointing out America's shortcomings while denying its own serves China's broader strategy of slowly chipping away at America's credibility globally.
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Meanwhile, a newcomer, low-cost carrier IndiGo, had begun chipping away at Jet's market share with cheap fares, one of the executives said.
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Hanzo's arrows just have a hard time finding her, especially while Tracer is also chipping away at his health with her dual SMGs.
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And I knew women who benefited from the patriarchy and pretended not to notice how it was chipping away at them, like Serena.
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I try to take on as many freelance projects as possible, and use this money to try to start chipping away at loans.
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Inside the city, ISIS has been chipping away at the Syrian regime's remaining positions, tunneling under them and attacking checkpoints with suicide bombs.
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They did not come easily: he would work on a line for weeks, like a sculptor chipping away, bit by bit, at marble.
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This investment signals the increased interest by traditional retailers in startups that are slowly chipping away at their market share across the region.
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What makes us think he won't side with those seeking to destroy Roe directly or indirectly by chipping away access to abortion care?
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But many Hong Kongers feel that Beijing is already chipping away at the city's autonomy, and that the local government does its bidding.
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He started chipping away at the powers of the state security service while also getting rid of Karimov-era holdovers in his cabinet.
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The gas prices are just a prong in the Democratic strategy of chipping away at the idea that Trump is bolstering the economy.
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I think this is part of a pattern of state laws and regulations that are chipping away at a woman's right to choose.
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It plans to slowly reduce the amount of replacement securities it is buying, thereby chipping away at the size of the balance sheet.
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But moderate conservatives say they are having the opposite effect, chipping away at their middle ground and pushing them closer to Mr. Trump.
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While major changes appear unlikely before a new president takes over, lawmakers could keep chipping away at a range of unpopular ObamaCare taxes.
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That panic gradually quieted down as I got older, so I could finally start chipping away at the walls of my comfort zone.
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With more sweeping ObamaCare repeal efforts appearing unrealistic at the moment, Republicans are shifting to chipping away at certain parts of the law.
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The LME has spent the last few years steadily chipping away at the load-out queues that have bedeviled its good-delivery function.
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The Lynx started chipping away, trimming the deficit to 10 points at halftime and getting Parker, Ogwumike and Alana Beard into foul trouble.
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The anti-abortion movement might choose a more cautious strategy, instead chipping away at Roe with measures that fall short of outright bans.
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It's an engineering task where chipping away 20 percent this year, 4 percent next year, and so there's a whole set of problems.
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Moreover, competitors including Facebook have been attempting to better integrate emojis and stickers into their messaging products, chipping away at Line's somewhat niche offering.
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They first seized the border with Jordan, squeezing the opposition in the center and progressively chipping away at areas the rebels held for years.
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In the meantime, while these early results are preliminary, it seems vouchers are already chipping away at those many names on the transplant list.
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"We absolutely want to start chipping away at a lot of the other pieces in this entire process that we can improve," said Gibbon.
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Preparing for these momentous occasions is like chipping away at a Rubik's cube — with gifts making up an entire side of the colorful puzzle.
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To be sure, the company still dominates the local heavyweight motorcycle market, but rivals such as Polaris are chipping away at its market share.
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After quietly chipping away for eight years to define Obama's legacy on the war on drugs, much of that work now looks very fragile.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, for instance, noted on Wednesday that there's been "a gradual chipping away" at global growth and what happens internationally matters.
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"I feel like we're chipping away, it's just a big rock," Angela Taylor, a Georgia resident, told me at McBath's results party Tuesday night.
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By chipping away with patent wins, Qualcomm hopes to prove that its patent portfolio is as or more valuable than what it's been charging.
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Jessie J begins by answering some quick questions, chipping away at the purpose of the story and making it clear that there isn't one.
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But Merck has said they would likely take hold in TV screens over the next few years, chipping away at its liquid crystals business.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is proving to be an elusive condition to treat, but researchers are increasingly chipping away at new and better treatments.
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"I've been slowly chipping away at it ever since," she said, balancing the coursework with her punishing 100-mile-a-week elite running schedule.
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"The tactic was for a three-week race, just chipping away and not trying to blow the race apart on one stage," he said.
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He had helped alert his fellow villagers to land grabs that were chipping away at village boundaries and filling the pockets of local officials.
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In his 2017 video "Revealing the Landscape/Descubriendo el paisaje," the artist is filmed chipping away at the built-up rust on the wall.
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The Federal Reserve could begin chipping away at its $4.5 trillion balance sheet later this year, New York Fed President William Dudley said Friday.
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The key is figuring out what your team can and should be doing, and then chipping away at refining those skills, year after year.
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However, this investment signals the increased interest by traditional retailers in startups that are slowly chipping away at their market share across the region.
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"Slowly, but surely we're chipping away at that as an industry, but historically Google and Facebook have been hesitant to do it," Cohen said.
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President Trump will begin chipping away at the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in Friday's edition of the Federal Register.
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The Grizzlies took a 17-point late in the first and led by 12 early in the second before the Lakers began chipping away.
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Keep climbing, keep chipping away and win the games we need to win and find a way to win the games that are tough.
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"It wasn't one of the best ones I've ever had, but the Tour de France is about consistency, so I'll just keep chipping away."
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The first ever shipment of American liquefied natural gas bound for Poland docked earlier this month, chipping away at Russia's energy dominance in Europe.
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Villanova kept chipping away, and Gillespie drained a 3-pointer from the wing to cut the gap to 74-73 with 23.2 seconds left.
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Being forced to repeat sections over and over, chipping away at the game through accrued skill and knowledge, burns the experience into one's brain.
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The investigations of German carmakers are chipping away at the companies' reputations and draining resources that would preferably be spent on developing new products.
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For all my confidence that our institutions will trump Trump, the chipping away at the integrity of our institutions and norms does worry me.
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Dozens of start-ups, backed by private investors not concerned with immediate profits, have been chipping away at department store offerings, section by section.
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But the Supreme Court, packed with loyalists to Mr. Maduro shortly before the National Assembly took power, was chipping away at the chamber's powers.
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Thursday night, after a 14-hour session during which Republicans offered several amendments aimed at chipping away at the articles — all rejected by Democrats.
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Kudlow said the administration was "still chipping away" to reduce the "burdens and inefficiencies of entitlements," including certain pillars of the Affordable Care Act.
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Civil rights and environmental groups have warned that chipping away at agency deference will lead to weaker environmental protections and other regulations of private industry.
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And since it enhances driver satisfaction, it's chipping away at Uber and Lyft's huge driver retention problem that sees 773 percent quit their first year.
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What's next: Go deeper: Study: Millennials face greater risk of some cancers due to obesity Chipping away at the lack of diversity in medical research
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Last year the Republican-controlled Congress tried and failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, but it keeps chipping away at some of its provisions.
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We were sitting in a row of old stadium seats, one of the few unidentified relics in the museum, the paint faded and chipping away.
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As Tobin and Shade continued chipping away at the microbial mystery in Centralia, the Indiana University biologist Jay Lennon had a mystery of his own.
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But Ajit Pai, the new Republican FCC chairman, has already begun chipping away at the rules in the month since he took over the agency.
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And Mr. Turnbull has vowed he will never privatize health care, although some of his party's policies appear to be chipping away at the edges.
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Today, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is crushing Tibet, chipping away at Hong Kong's fragile liberty, and forcing the Muslim Uighurs into de facto slavery.
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State legislatures have been so effective at chipping away at Roe that there are already six states that have only one abortion clinic in operation.
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It also means I'll be able to pay off my loan faster, since I'm chipping away at the principal rather than throwing money at interest.
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The movement and Pride Month have continued since then, chipping away at the inequality that LGBTQ people face in the US and across the world.
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But Trail Blazers Coach Terry Stotts called a timeout with 7 minutes 26 seconds left in the second quarter, and his team began chipping away.
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Those still chipping away at crypto dreams insist that this is all a good thing because only the serious ones, the true crypto believers, remain.
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Meanwhile his administration is chipping away at environmental protections through deregulation even as the nearly 200 countries that signed the deal remain committed to it.
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Stretching the rules or chipping away at norms and precedents only encourages opponents to do the same — and risks a wider degradation of constitutional practice.
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Beijing has put more pressure on her government and begun chipping away at the small number of states that formally recognize Taiwan as a country.
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Like many Republican voters, Mr. Parker said he worried that Democrats were chipping away at the Second Amendment, which guarantees the right to bear arms.
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It has pushed ineffective, abstinence-only education while chipping away at access to contraception and giving hope to those who wish to see Roe v.
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The anthem-kneeling that Kaepernick inspired has divided fans like few other issues and has shown signs of chipping away at the league's bottom line.
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In June, the new Democratic majority in Albany passed historic protections for renters, reversing decades of a Republican-controlled Senate chipping away at these laws.
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Slowly, such independent media have been chipping away at a half-century state monopoly, offering independent reporting and winning prestigious journalism prizes along the way.
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It also set a higher fiscal deficit target over the next few years to make room for domestic spending while chipping away at its debt.
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For us, it's about chipping away ... We're happy now that we can get into a few more tournaments and open a few more doors, hopefully.
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When they moved into the church in June 2017, they began chipping away at their long list of restoration projects, which they document on Instagram.
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Dallas started chipping away and got within 23-255.6 on a Jordan dunk, but J.J. Barea missed a 246.5-pointer that would have tied it.
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China has denied chipping away at Hong Kong's freedoms and accused the U.S. and other foreign powers of fomenting the unrest to weaken its dominance.
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But over the years, Amazon has been steadily chipping away at Google's lead as more consumers go directly to its site to hunt for products.
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Meanwhile, the United States has been chipping away at its judicial apparatus, blocking appointments to the seven-member appellate body that rules on trade disputes.
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It was unclear whether Republicans intended to repeal it in the final bill, but Mr. Trump has made chipping away at the law a priority.
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The impact: This quiet shift from passive watching to active surveillance is chipping away at our ability to remain anonymous in physical and virtual spaces.
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But their outside allies tasked with chipping away at GOP control of Washington are solely focused on making vulnerable Republicans pay for the controversial bill.
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So, instead, they started out by collaborating on much smaller issues, chipping away at this or that aspect of water policy, building trust over time.
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Streaming services like Hulu and Netflix have been steadily chipping away at the hegemony that broadcast and cable networks have long held at the Emmys.
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To help inspire the next generation to continue chipping away at the glass ceiling, we're highlighting 29 influential women who are true champions of female leadership.
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Wade in place, to put practical restrictions on the access to abortions and different regulations chipping away at [it]…you're going to see more of that.
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Yet, they're still making FU playbook moves, like removing the headphone jack, further reducing the overall switching cost and chipping away at the faith of enthusiasts.
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In almost every election for the last 13 years, Colorado towns and counties have been chipping away at a state law that prohibits city-run internet.
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Another factor impeding the dollar's advance has been falling U.S. yields which has been chipping away at the yield differential advantage the greenback had this year.
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A combination of foreign DVDs, USB drives and defector-run radio stations are all slowly chipping away at the propaganda that Pyongyang monopolized for so long.
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The EPA has been chipping away at climate change mentions on its website since January, but Friday's takedown is the biggest, and most disturbing step yet.
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What we have seen over the years in chipping away at abortion access is that it is not enough for something to be legal on paper.
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Unfazed, Colorado State started chipping away, and Carta-Samuels made amends for his costly fumble by engineering an offensive attack the Razorbacks (1-1) couldn't stop.
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Hyundai, similar to other automakers, has been chipping away at self-driving with multiple partnerships with third parties, this deal is breaking new ground for Yandex.
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It seemed like the steal of a lifetime — and it was — until April, when MoviePass slowly began chipping away at everything included in that $10 plan.
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But anti-choice activists and legislators have been steadily chipping away at abortion access ever since Roe, and with increased fervor in the past few years.
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Rideshare operators, dedicated to making on-demand transportation both cheaper and more accessible, represent the best current opportunity to start chipping away at this massive inefficiency.
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These systematic rollbacks, chipping away at Obamacare, follow a tough summer for the GOP as they tried, and failed, to repeal the ACA in multiple forms.
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But the Buffaloes began chipping away at that gap and eventually closed to within three points at 34-31 with 2:12 left in the period.
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Many big food companies are responding to the pressure like Dannon, by chipping away at an industrial food system built for efficiency, speed and low cost.
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Trailblazing political and legal decisions are also chipping away at prejudice and Dhaliwal's film has been hailed by the LGBT+ community as a Bollywood game-changer.
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He estimated couples would pay about $8,000 more than they would have under the Senate plan, chipping away at the benefits of the bill's lower rates.
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"Even if the Supreme Court doesn't overrule Roe immediately, it could use these laws as an excuse to continue chipping away at this precedent," Warren said.
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Workers had begun chipping away at the old concrete on the bridge, one of two that connect Hoboken and Weehawken just south of the Lincoln Tunnel.
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His government will announce decrees on Thursday aimed at making it easier for bosses to hire and fire while chipping away at long-cherished labor rights.
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The location is one of the oldest in the Title network, with many longtime members, but the monthly cancellations were slowly chipping away at their numbers.
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So, if by bringing forward good ideas I can be part of chipping away at that, that is one more reason to give this a look.
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Always intent on expanding the Beatles' horizons, Mr. Martin began chipping away at the group's resistance to using orchestral musicians on its recordings in early 1965.
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One thing I almost always enjoy in solving themeless puzzles is the challenge of sussing out a tricky long answer by chipping away at the intersections.
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In the same timeframe, startups a fraction of the size of Fortune 100 companies began chipping away at leaders in industries like retail and consumer goods.
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In 2016, the Maldives withdrew from the UK Commonwealth after the association of former British colonies threatened to suspend it for chipping away at democratic institutions.
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De Quincey was happiest when he was chipping away at the sublime, volume by volume or vision by vision, and his happiness was always dangerously leveraged.
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The Trump administration has been chipping away at the IMD exclusion for years and recently called to bring back asylums as a response to gun violence.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai has already begun chipping away at net neutrality, which requires internet service providers to treat all web traffic the same.
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Shelby said he understood Trump's concern about chipping away at the Senate majority, but ultimately he made a different choice based on the trickle of allegations.
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Start with the rates you are paying on borrowed money and begin chipping away at the highest-interest debt first, especially credit cards, followed by student loans.
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Not only will you enjoy the budgetary and psychological relief of clearing or chipping away at a balance, you can also save big on interest-rate charges.
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In my attempt to actually finish all (or most) of the games I am loving this year, I am steadily chipping away at Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.
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He signed an executive order that will begin the process of chipping away at the Affordable Care Act, the centerpiece of former President Barack Obama's domestic legacy.
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Most importantly, a Trump-Putin dialogue can be the first step towards chipping away at a relationship that has been suffering from miscommunication and polarization for years.
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Another factor impeding the dollar's advance has been falling U.S. yields, which have been chipping away at the yield differential advantage the greenback enjoyed earlier this year.
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Milwaukee started chipping away at the deficit in the fifth, when Yelich's two-out RBI single off the glove of diving shortstop Paul DeJong scored Orlando Arcia.
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Trump administration continues to dismantle ObamaCare White House chipping away at the Affordable Care Act; correspondent Peter Doocy looks at the changes being made to the system.
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But many that follow an anti-choice agenda, like the Trump administration and many lawmakers across the U.S., have been chipping away at access to those too.
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Drug courts are a way of chipping away at the problem, with about half of their participants graduating, and the majority of graduates staying clean for years.
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We get bagels and another friend pays, because she's still chipping away at paying me back for a concert ticket I bought her about a month ago.
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Among those who say they want the next president to generally continue President Obama's policies, Mr. Sanders is chipping away at the former secretary of state's support.
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" She described families "chipping away at rocks to make some space on steep hillsides to set up their makeshift shelters, often made from trees they cut themselves.
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But it's important to do the best we can to start chipping away at this problem and stand up for those on the receiving end of harassment.
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"There is nothing in these newly posted rules that has substantially changed since the Trump administration first started chipping away at contraception coverage last year," Sonfield said.
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Yes, even for terrible people, because once you start chipping away and you say, 'Well, that guy committed a terrible crime; not going to let him vote.
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Since 1973, pro-lifers have for the most part focused on chipping away at Roe by introducing burdensome regulations that make it harder to obtain an abortion.
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This steady chipping away of the tech industry's armor has left what Peters and Kohn hope is an opening to make a new, if slightly wonky, argument.
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A project at the New School in New York City is chipping away at the problem, which its founders see as an injustice as old as time.
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Since taking lead of the agency earlier this year, he's begun chipping away at the rules, ending a probe into data plans critics said violated net neutrality.
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It is also another major step in chipping away at remaining barriers to U.S.-Cuba trade and travel and developing more normal relations between Washington and Havana.
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And true to the artist's often understated political commentary via art, the mural shows a worker chipping away at one of the 12 stars on the flag.
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It's one guy, he's going to get out soon, and he's not yet released—but it's about chipping away at the edifice of shitty practices and injustice.
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The Trump administration is turning to regulations as their last, best hope of chipping away at ObamaCare in 2018, with congressional Republicans unlikely to pass full repeal.
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The Patriots began the second half chipping away at the Denver lead with Gostkowski connecting on a 38-yard field for the only score of the quarter.
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Christopher Knight reviews Jimmie Durham at the Hammer Museum: Durham essentially did what any traditional sculptor does, chipping away to give specific form to an existing mass.
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The move stands in contrast to the approach of conservatives in some other states, who have argued that a slower, piecemeal approach, chipping away at Roe v.
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The previous, center-left government had proposed a budget with a 0.8 percent deficit, which would have allowed Italy to continue chipping away at its total debt.
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He had previously taken classes at the University of Texas at Arlington, chipping away at his degree from the spring of 2003 through the spring of 2011.
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"Dozens of start-ups, backed by private investors not concerned with immediate profits, have been chipping away at department store offerings, section by section," the reporters write.
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" The bottom line: "Right now it's a pretty strong marriage of convenience," says Burns, "born of a shared interest in chipping away at an American-led order.
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The big picture: Bolton successfully influenced U.S. withdrawals from the Iran nuclear deal, arms control treaties and international agreements, while chipping away at American commitments to multilateralism.
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I made my way through Sunshine pretty slowly—it would be a year of slowly chipping away before I even really took a stab at Pianta Village.
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That, Slate's Mark Joseph Stern argued, set the stage for a legal strategy based on gradually chipping away at the right to marriage until it's practically worthless.
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As expressed by Vergangenheitsbewältigung and the other works in the first gallery room, Matharu has been chipping away at colonialism for two decades, and seemingly, in solitude.
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Resy is far smaller than OpenTable, which has more than 20 times as many restaurants on its platform, but it has been chipping away at the incumbent's lead.
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Pro-Brexit campaigners argued that unaccountable EU judges were chipping away at British sovereignty, while their opponents said EU laws were sensible and had improved human rights protection.
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The escalating U.S. fear of Beijing's spies chipping away at the American tech edge has a new focus: Chinese scientists who are recruited to return to their homeland.
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But I can think about how my grandmother viewed bodies — even her own — and maybe I can start slowly chipping away at 15 years of loathing and doubt.
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The U.S. Senate passed legislation on Wednesday aimed at penalizing website operators that facilitate online sex trafficking, chipping away at a bedrock legal shield for the technology industry.
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The best part of the video—a timelapse of conservators chipping away at corroded areas with wooden sticks, brushes, and scalpels—begins right before the two-minute mark.
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"We knew we had the power and had to keep chipping away, we saw the opportunity and stole the victory," Outteridge said in televised comments on BT Sport.
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She sought to assure lawmakers of the legality of the President's executive actions and that the administration wasn't "chipping away at the Second Amendment," as subcommittee Chairman Sen.
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It's almost like nobody minds this false impression as long as it lets off steam that would otherwise be applied to actually chipping away at the trade consensus.
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Diplomatic battle As part of their campaign of pressure, the Chinese government has been slowly chipping away at Taiwan's small number of remaining diplomatic allies around the world.
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Many who lived in the East crossed freely to the West for the first time in nearly 30 years, and citizens even began chipping away at the wall.
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Having failed to push through legislation replacing the Affordable Care Act, he is taking more limited measures on his own authority aimed at chipping away at the law.
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In documentaries like his stunning "Paradise Lost" trilogy, he has repeatedly interrogated our flawed ability to accurately identify monsters, chipping away at our biases to expose their fragility.
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John Cooper, a 2019 graduate who majored in political science at Morehouse, had planned to start chipping away at his $98,000 in student loans with a payment plan.
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As my colleague Coral Davenport reported, it's also chipping away at clean water protections that were put in place during the administration of the first President George Bush.
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The earnings beat was underscored by higher oil and gas production, better commodity prices and continued progress in cutting costs and chipping away at the driller's debt load.
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Fed board member Lael Brainard has expressed worry that the central bank is chipping away at the stress tests and allowing big banks to reduce loss-absorbing capital.
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The turmoil came as Senate Republicans, unable to reach consensus on broad legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, looked instead at chipping away at it.
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Still, Schumer said he welcomed help from Republicans as Democrats plan to roll out a series of bills in September aimed at chipping away at their trade agenda.
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As of this week, the group has now spent two years chipping away at digitizing approximately 25,000 previously uncatalogued slides of photographs documenting years of White House history.
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"I can even imagine a court with Garland on it chipping away at the four-decades-old rule that forbids limits on individual campaign expenditures," Professor Greene said.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision guaranteeing a woman's right to choose, overturned, and are chipping away at abortion rights, while some states scramble to protect theirs.
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He said the group is chipping away at support for a queer woman whose platform reflects much of the state's diverse, transit-reliant LGBT base in New York City.
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If you ask me, everyone in this story is way past the point of no return, so far as chipping away at their own humanity with violence and hatred.
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While he doesn't dismiss this possibility out of hand, he's more concerned by the court incrementally chipping away at the government's authority to regulate climate pollution in other ways.
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Did they spend hundreds of hours carefully chipping away at the cement with a pickaxe to create this effect, hoping the entire structure wouldn't come crashing down on them?
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Trailblazing political and legal decisions are also chipping away at prejudice in a country where many LGBT+ people are afraid to be open about their sexual and gender identities.
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Do what you have to do to feel safe, support others when they don't, and keep chipping away at the structures that make any of this necessary at all.
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The U.S. scientific community is slowly chipping away at the lack of diversity seen in medical research, but it still has a long way to go, experts tell Axios.
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And if it were to take off, a shift to subscription models could spell the slow chipping away of the good, fast, and free browsers we've become accustomed to.
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But Clemson began chipping away at NC State's lead in the second half and eventually took the lead 51-49 on a layup by Thomas with 7:04 remaining.
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ISIS cuts fighters' salaries by 50% Inside the city, ISIS has been chipping away at the Syrian regime's remaining positions, tunneling under them and attacking checkpoints with suicide bombs.
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Stanford spent the rest of the evening chipping away at the big deficit, getting within 34-24 on a dunk by Okpala with eight seconds left in the half.
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He is building raised garden beds and spends his early mornings, evenings and weekends chipping away at his many projects, including building and mending hundreds of feet of fencing.
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As chairman, Pai has already started chipping away at net neutrality, ending an investigation into data plans offered by Verizon and AT&T, which some said violated the rules.
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But two developments in the courts are chipping away at the NRA mantra that the Second Amendment protects a "fundamental, individual right" for Americans to own and carry guns.
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A more feasible option for chipping away at the uninsured rate is getting more states to expand Medicaid, though that would only bring in about 3 million more people.
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Strange and SLF have spent the past month chipping away at Moore by trying to tar him with allegations of impropriety and accusations that he won't support Trump's agenda.
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From here, I started chipping away at nagging bugs in the game, until—finally—I decided to branch these bugfixes off into an entirely new project, the Community Patch.
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By instituting "systematic barriers," states are chipping away at what should be protected, said Rachel Sussman, national director of state policy and advocacy at Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
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In the U.S., we have supported Planned Parenthood's efforts to stave off the closure of clinics and worked to rebuff legislation aimed at chipping away at Roe v. Wade.
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The billboard advertiser, however, has started chipping away at its US$5.3bn debt pile, using proceeds from a July share offering to redeem roughly US$74.0m in bond debt.
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What comes next is already a source of deep concern in Hong Kong, and many residents fear that Beijing is even now quietly chipping away at the Basic Law.
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"I think that most professions would find that there are a number of forces chipping away at a lot of those tangible and less tangible benefits," Professor Adams said.
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The Rangers are 4-9-2 away from home, and that fragility seems to be bleeding into games at the Garden and chipping away at the young team's resolve.
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So I think that it is more likely that we will see a more subtle or gradual attack on Roe — a series of cases chipping away at legal abortion.
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Comfortable seating is a necessity for chipping away at administrative tasks like applying for grants and other artist opportunities (I am not a fan of sitting at a desk).
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If you have money left over after covering your necessities and minimum payments, start chipping away at the rest of your debts, especially anything with a high interest rate.
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Victoria's Secret has been ceding market share to a number of small competitors that are "chipping away" at the business, said Jamie Merriman, a retail analyst at Bernstein Research.
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In the Cannaregio district of Venice—another "island within an island"—he is swarmed by slithering shipworms that are apparently chipping away at all the woodwork in the city.
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We&aposve paid off our high-interest consumer debt and are chipping away at our student loans, and we&aposve also managed to save up a $10,000 emergency fund.
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EnQuest is chipping away at its debt pile, which was around $1.6 billion at the end of June, down from around $1.77 billion at the end of last year.
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"Our movement is chipping away and convincing lawmakers that they should be voting for public safety," said Jonas Oransky deputy legal director of gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Pai, a former Verizon lawyer tapped by Trump to lead the FCC, has been slowly chipping away at the FCC policy, with even more actions expected in the coming months.
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For many investors, it casts further doubt over the soundness of Turkey's institutions and democracy, which critics accuse Erdogan of chipping away at over his past several years in power.
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The milk teeth left my mouth one by one, flooding it with the metallic taste of blood and chipping away at the big-eyed, toothy baby I was no longer.
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The lead expanded to as much as 20 before the Lakers began chipping away and got back within single digits at 38-29 on a 3-pointer by Moritz Wagner.
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In Iowa, which has an outsized role in picking presidential nominees, there are signs that Warren could be chipping away at some of Sanders' long-held support on the left.
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So I spoke with certified personal finance coach and founder of the Fiscal Femme, Ashley Feinstein Gerstley, to see if she had any tips for chipping away at the stigma.
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Rather than seeking a direct challenge to the right to bear arms, they advocate laws limiting the right on the edges, chipping away at the scope of the Second Amendment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate passed legislation on Wednesday aimed at penalizing website operators that facilitate online sex trafficking, chipping away at a bedrock legal shield for the technology industry.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's efforts to attract overseas-listed tech giants have revived long-dormant investor interest in technology shares, chipping away at the allure of blue-chips along the way.
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These accomplishments were achieved despite political opposition aimed at misrepresenting and chipping away at key aspects of the law, and the inherent challenges of launching and stabilizing a new marketplace.
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"Monte" weds these straightforward elements to a fittingly stark narrative: Agostino sets out to conquer the mountain that keeps his farm barren by chipping away at it bit by bit.
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Since emerging into the public eye three years ago, Prince Mohammed has rocketed to the top of the Saudi power structure while chipping away at the traditional pillars of society.
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My assignment, in advance of the elections in Italy, was to portray the lack of services for women — in particular the continual chipping away at maternity support for working mothers.
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It can be played entirely chilled, meticulously chipping away without any care for how long it takes; or against the clock, where the smallest mistake totally messes up your score.
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We may look back at 2016 as a populist blip associated with one-off crises, or as the beginning of a process of chipping away at liberal democracy from within.
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Go deeper: Chipping away at the lack of diversity in medical research NIH sees progress in path to improving medical research diversity NIH launches massive program to diversify medical research
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It is incumbent upon the Trump administration to faithfully enact Congress's will and maintain this vital program, rather than chipping away at it until nothing remains but a shallow husk.
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"The name 20th Century Fox has deep roots in film, so it's chipping away a little chunk of Hollywood history," Leonard Maltin, a film critic and historian, told CNN business.
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He was a pioneer of the New Journalism style that mixed the hard news style of newspaper writing with literary techniques, while chipping away at the notion of journalistic objectivity.
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But it's also a question TV fans have been asking for years, and it's one the Emmys have slowly but surely been chipping away at over the past several decades.
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Even so, that hasn't stopped other countries from chipping away at American agricultural dominance when it comes to supplying its neighbor to the south with grains, meats and other farm products.
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I've finished the main game, and this one, I may actually 100%—I'm currently chipping away at the final Ultimate challenge, after beating the story and all the other ultimate challenges.
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Some states will have been more successful than others at chipping away at black-market sales, regulating licensed sellers and getting the message across that cannabis is damaging to young brains.
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But her performances on the Senate Judiciary Committee have led to expectations she will be a formidable presence, and her path to the nomination likely requires chipping away at Biden's support.
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Despite the fact that abortion is still legal in the United States as a whole, lawmakers have spent the past five years chipping away at abortion rights on the state level.
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The walls will hold at first, but then it's race between the scrabbling, relentless claws of the horde chipping away at stone and steel, and the ceaseless gunfire the town's defenders.
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Nike and its Jordan brand still command the lion's share of the U.S. footwear market, but rivals Adidas and Under Armour are chipping away at the company's decades-long dominant position.
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At times, he seems to be on the verge of an artistic breakthrough: "Without thinking I was using a flooring chisel and chipping away the impasto," he writes in March 22016.
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Meanwhile, Republicans view appointing Kavanaugh to replace Anthony Kennedy as key to a long-held goal: chipping away at or outright overturning the right to abortion outlined in Roe v. Wade.
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I wanted to help overcome this heaviness by providing bite-sized examples of tangible things that individuals or cities could do to start chipping away at the enormity of the problem.
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"There is nothing more rewarding than getting to the end of a long, hard remodel," Fletcher wrote alongside the clips, which capture the duo ripping up floorboards and chipping away tiles.
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It is why the regime allows no chipping away—recently closing the only Chinese museum dedicated to the horrors of the Cultural Revolution, and shutting down a journal that questioned Maoism.
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It's difficult to empathize with these workers, but one imagines that they tell themselves they are "just doing their job:" putting food on the table, paying rent, chipping away at debt.
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After a rocky 2018, Victoria's Secret looks to be making substantial changes to keep up with its more body-inclusive rivals that have been slowly chipping away at its market share.
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And, across the country, state politicians are chipping away at the right to access abortion, passing laws that put this safe, legal health care out of reach for millions of women.
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Now, instead of filling in a 2D grid to make a picture, you were chipping away at a big rectangular prism made out of smaller cubes to make a 3D model.
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Neeleman's Moxy wouldn't be the only new airline to attempt chipping away at years of consolidation that has left four carriers in control of about three-quarters of the U.S. market.
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The local authorities have rejected demands for free elections and ousted opposition lawmakers, and critics say Beijing's supporters are chipping away at the independence of the territory's courts and news media.
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Despite believing they are working for a better world, they are at most chipping away at the margins, making slight course corrections, while the system goes on as it is, uninterrupted.
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Ms. Pelosi has spent much of her time since Election Day systematically chipping away at her opposition, and that is how she spent the hours immediately before and after Wednesday's vote.
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Since the 1970s, behavioral economists — from Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky to Cass Sunstein and Richard Thaler — have been chipping away at the idea that human beings are basically rational creatures.
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She has praised proposals of both candidates — Sanders for his plan to to rein in big banks and Clinton for her call to block Republicans from chipping away at banking reform.
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The Billikens led by as many as 11 before K-State started chipping away, eventually tying it on a 3-pointer by Mike McGuirl with 5:21 left in the half.
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American whiskies have been chipping away at Scotch's dominance in China, and had 9 percent of the Chinese whiskey market in 2017, according to industry tracker International Wine and Spirits Inc.
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The two sides could also declare that the Korean War has ended, exchange diplomatic liaison offices, ease cultural exchanges and agree on a path forward chipping away at the nuclear program.
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Movements like Black Lives Matter will continue chipping away at the country's legacy of institutionalized discrimination, pursuing the kind of social change and reordering of society that authoritarians find so threatening.
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The administration has been chipping away at the contraceptive mandate in the Affordable Care Act, which requires most employers to offer insurance that covers birth control, for more than a year.
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Democrats and other opponents of Trump have denounced his use of the term, arguing that by calling legitimate news fake, the President is chipping away at the credibility of the American press.
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Those are more predictable (and therefore easier to plan for as part of a retirement budget), but can still be worth chipping away at so you have one less expense in retirement.
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The Razorbacks (269-268, 163-216) had a pair of 24.3-point leads in the second half, the last at 231-54 with 5:59 left before the Tigers began chipping away.
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" "You only apologized for that video and stopped using that phrase after it started affecting your pocketbook and chipping away at your fame … So, no, I don't believe your views have changed.
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Unfortunately, opponents of the law have spent years chipping away at funding for everything from CO-OPs to programs that help stabilize premiums to outreach efforts that help uninsured Americans find coverage.
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If free-agent insurance policy Akeem Dent starts chipping away at Cushing's reps, that's not a great sign for the Texans defense being as good this year as it was in 2015.
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It could be thanks to the fact that more and more people — including celebrities like "free-ass motherfucker" Janelle Monáe — are chipping away at the stigma by openly identifying as bisexual-plus.
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With Cruz's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
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The Syrian Kurds, whose attitude toward the Assad regime might be described as ambivalent, also appear to be taking advantage of the situation, chipping away at rebel-held villages north of Aleppo.
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While the administration failed to fully repeal the ACA, it has found other ways to undermine the law and curtail the expanded coverage it provided — in particular, by chipping away at Medicaid.
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Sure, the rise of normcore is slowly chipping away at its fashion faux-pas association, but we doubt any boss would give a nod of approval to a hoodie — Mark Zuckerberg excluded.
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After the border crossings fell open, thousands of people began chipping away at the wall itself — a tough, noisy and, in my case, painful exercise (I smashed my thumb with a hammer).
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Blackstone and other major speculators have a goal of making as much money as possible, and in the process are chipping away at the wealth and stability of neighborhoods in the process.
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Halloween, like queer spaces, is a crucial part of chipping away at decades of miseducation, turning loaded decisions about what to wear into the fun, sensual, hilarious, affirming experiences they should be.
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Educated, professional women chipping away at glass ceilings in their own workplaces see meaningful progress over a generation in politics and hope for more with the election of the first woman president.
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But critics say that under President Xi Jinping of China, who came to power in 2012, Beijing's supporters here are chipping away at the independence of the territory's judiciary and news media.
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Reimbursement cuts resulting from flawed methodologies in Medicare's competitive bidding program for home respiratory care have been steadily chipping away at the level of services that beneficiaries have come to depend upon.
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The Trump administration has quietly been chipping away at contraception access for two years now — all the while pushing anti-abortion policies and with the president spreading lies about what abortion entails.
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At the time, the Democratic Party's fundamental political position looked more precarious — and Pelosi successfully held her party together against chipping away at one of the greatest party achievements in American history.
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So, while strategy and detailed planning are usually helpful, sometimes you're better off just jumping in and chipping away at what you can—particularly when everything on your list is equally time-pressing.
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You'll want to maintain a strong board of those smaller minions so that you can keep chipping away at your opponent's health, so spells are your best bet for removal of enemy minions.
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His counter-ISIS strategy has, for the most part, been a continuation of the one the Obama administration began back in 2014, which had already been steadily chipping away at the group's territory.
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Despite the best efforts of Apple and others, there's still a lot of secrecy in how law enforcement accesses remotely stored data — and chipping away at that secrecy is still very slow work.
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" He added, "So-called facts on the ground in the occupied West Bank are steadily chipping away the viability of a Palestinian state and the ability of Palestinian people to live in dignity.
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Bumble has also shown its willing to expand beyond the dating world and start chipping away at legacy job networking sites like LinkedIn, which if successful would also be attractive to potential acquirers.
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In their very first month in office, Congressional Republicans have been busy chipping away at the law that gave 2000 million Americans health insurance, then replacing it with their brand-new vision: [blank].
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"Though the BoE failed to spark the kind of fireworks produced by its American counterpart, it nevertheless played its part in chipping away at sterling's already fragile confidence," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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What's nice about this is that slowly but surely, Hannah's resolve to have this child seems to be chipping away, masked only by the fact that she's convinced it will fix her life.
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He opened the New Jersey-based Braaitime, one of the few biltong producers in the country, in 2005 and is slowly chipping away at the giant market share of his biggest competitor, jerky.
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Though the young engineer had been chipping away at his student loan balance since he got out of prison, he wanted to clear the decks and devote cash flow to other savings goals.
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The Astros will try to continue chipping away at their deficit in the American League West when they visit the struggling Oakland Athletics for the opener of a three-game series on Monday.
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But the Longhorns kept chipping away at the margin, pulling to within 56-54 on a Roach basket from beyond the arc with 5:54 remaining, setting the table for the furious finish.
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While Beijing has been chipping away at Taiwan's shallow bench of diplomatic allies for years, the loss of two -- Burkina Faso and the Dominican Republic -- in the space of a month is unprecedented.
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Streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu have been chipping away at traditional pay TV for years, pushing millions of Americans to cancel traditional cable TV for cheaper online options.
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The outcome bodes ill for the Trump administration's attempts to persuade countries like Canada and Germany to spurn Huawei's equipment, further chipping away of the United States' future power in the networked world.
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Breaking down some of these barriers to advancement was extremely difficult, but it became easier when I found other women who were also chipping away at the brick wall in front of us.
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It features a soft foam grip and weighs less than half a pound — both important details if you find yourself giving your arms a workout while chipping away at some particularly stubborn ice.
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The country has some of the world's strictest social rules but has been gradually chipping away at a guardianship system which requires all women to have a male relative's approval for important decisions.
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Julia Moskin was in Atlanta recently, to talk with two modern Southern cooks chipping away at our stereotypes of what that really means: the chef Todd Richards and the cookbook writer Virginia Willis.
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Spending $400 billion over 10 years — and realistically continuing at least a healthy fraction of that spending further into the future to keep chipping away at the soil problem — would be no joke.
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The 30-year mega-project is the focus of Exxon's plans to expand in Iraq, OPEC's second-largest producer, and a chipping away of schemes from the deal could drag on the company's ambitions.
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Traders are seeing sign that the market is chipping away at oversupply, but the demand part of the equation remains an unknown, said Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
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It changes Medicaid from an open-ended program to one with a capped rate per number of enrollees, all while chipping away at those funding pools by tying them to a smaller inflation rate.
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The issues that threaten to impinge upon that identity -- whether by curtailing the precious rights and freedoms the city enjoys or chipping away at its cultural heritage -- provoke the most visceral reactions from Hongkongers.
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And it's precisely that type of relaxed attitude towards their bodies and living their best lives that is systematically chipping away at our puritanical ideas of what is or is not permissible for women.
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I would live cheaply in staff housing, get swiped into the dining hall by friends who were still students, and start chipping away at my student loans by the time the grace period ended.
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When one starts chipping away at the separation of church and state and the philosophical framework underpinning liberal rights, you end up justifying excluding groups of individuals from those rights — transgender people, for example.
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"The ongoing strength in the global equity markets and some signs of stabilization in the dollar could both start chipping away at gold's underlying strength," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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But new FCC Chairman Pai has already begun chipping away at Lifeline by informing nine telecom companies that they won't be able to offer affordable broadband service to low-income people under the program.
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According to music critic Greg Kot's 2004 book, Wilco: Learning How To Die, touring had gradually been chipping away at him; as time away from his family accumulated, the grip of depression was tightening.
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But some of its rivals, including American Eagle's Aerie – a lifestyle brand that shifted focus to more body inclusive campaigns in 2014 – have been slowly chipping away at its market share in the meantime.
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But little by little, many of the videos shared on social media are chipping away at impunity and in some cases drawing widespread attention to problems that the authorities are finding hard to ignore.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Cheaper Chinese military drones are chipping away at U.S. and Israeli domination of the industry, fuelling a new race as companies predict a rise in demand especially in regions such as Asia.
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While Congress has tried and failed for decades to create a comprehensive immigration reform plan, the administration has steadily been chipping away at the system's problems to make immigration work for our country again.
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But people here are increasingly concerned that Chinese influence, especially under the uncompromising rule of President Xi Jinping, is already chipping away at the city's institutions, including the universities, the press and the police.
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So far this year, Congress has been mulling changes to the tax bill, gearing up for legislation to fund the government, chipping away on the farm bill and hauling tech executives into committee hearings.
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Republicans were able to fend off major losses in the 2016 election in an election that saw Democrats only flip six seats, barely chipping away at the GOP's historic majority in the lower chamber.
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Ferguson, lawyers had been chipping away at segregation by questioning the "equal" part of the "separate but equal" doctrine—arguing that, say, a specific black school was not truly equivalent to its white counterpart.
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Figuring out what Crispr is, where its key bacterial genetic sequences come from, and what they could do with it took scientists scattered across the globe years of chipping away at a molecular mystery.
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"It's just been very hard to find that consistency for me this year, and I've been chipping away at it the last couple months and it all came good at the P.G.A.," Scott said.
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He ended up earning the save after throwing 3 1/3 shutout innings, striking out four and holding off the Dodgers who had appeared to be chipping away at Houston's lead against Lance McCullers.
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Since then, homicides have broken new records and the economy has tipped into a mild recession, chipping away at backing for the veteran leftist, who has sought to blame previous governments for Mexico's problems.
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On Tuesday, the court appeared to be chipping away at the power of the attorney general's office, transferring many of its investigative abilities to Tarek Saab, a high-ranking official in Mr. Maduro's party.
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This suggests that although other candidates are slowly chipping away at his black voter base — most recently, Mike Bloomberg has seen a rise in black support — Biden remains a popular candidate among the demographic.
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Critics fear the new law will be used to discriminate against Muslims in India, one of many measures issued by Modi's Hindu nationalist government that they fear is chipping away at India's secular constitution.
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Some of these changes are chipping away at the ability to conduct comprehensive and effective oversight, but none of these changes are as significant as the new proposed financial asset threshold of $250 billion.
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Amazon remains the market leader, but competitors like Microsoft, Google and IBM are chipping away at its share, both directly and through alternative services that let customers combine Amazon&aposs cloud with other products.
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Luckily, after graduating in 2011 and freelancing for a bit, she was able to land her first "big girl job" as an executive assistant at Seventeen Magazine and start chipping away at her debt.
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Holder decision in (which five conservative justices arbitrarily decided that racially motivated voter suppression was no longer a problem), the Supreme Court has spent the better part of 20 years chipping away at American democracy.
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In Nevada, where an influential labor group has decided to sit out the Democratic caucuses, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont spent months chipping away at Hillary Clinton's edge in a state she won in 2008.
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But from the first episode on, Azaria and the series' writers (headed up by creator Joel Church-Cooper, a Funny or Die vet) begin chipping away at that one joke to reveal the guy underneath.
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Even if Apple might have caused the dam to break, but lots of people — including employees inside tech companies and activists and journalists providing outside pressure — have been chipping away at it for some time.
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In recent years, other regulatory attempts at strengthening online privacy rules have also had little effect at chipping away at the power of the largest tech companies, ultimately aiding internet giants rather than hurting them.
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Wade, it also established the "undue burden" test, a looser interpretation of Roe that has allowed conservative politicians to pass hundreds of incremental restrictions on the state level, chipping away at abortion rights over decades.
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The duel was intense, lasting about 40 seconds in total as the opposing Torbjörns swung at each other with their hammers, slowly chipping away at their health bars as 10 other players sat and watched.
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He feels pain fully from every rat bite, and the exhaustion of chipping away at mining nodes all day, but he also feels an addictive euphoria when he levels up his character's jewel-crafting skill.
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Financial technology firms have been chipping away at traditional banking by offering services ranging from mobile payment apps to digital currencies like bitcoin, and the government regards the sector as a key source of growth.
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The CME has been steadily chipping away at the dominance of the LME, the oldest and largest market for industrial metals, after launching a slew of new contracts, including five others in the aluminum sector.
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Glowforge has been chipping away at the complexities of laser cutting for a while now, after raising nearly $30 mil in a massive crowdfunding campaign and finding themselves apologizing for a long series of delays.
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But even in the west, the far-right rebellion is chipping away at the chancellor's conservative Christian Democrats, as well as its Social Democratic coalition partners, in a country where the Nazi past looms large.
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"What I didn't expect was that golfers who made a hole in one began collecting pieces of the plaster that fell in the bowl from golf balls chipping away at the sculpture," Gabriele tells Creators.
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If the company gets its way, the potential decision could have dire implications for online accessibility and the fate of similar lawsuits that, like Robles', are chipping away at the internet's tenacious and appalling inaccessibility.
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His reputation as being tough on banks and sticking up for consumers has many Democrats saying he is their best hope for taking the governors mansion, and chipping away at Republicans' dominance in state government.
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In policy terms, the administration has proved hostile to women on matters of reproductive health, not only chipping away at abortion rights but also curtailing access to birth control and peddling abstinence-only sex education.
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After four hours of chipping away at the frozen ground, we were told that this position would not be defended, so we moved to another frozen spot about ten miles away and started digging again.
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The British political artist Banksy's latest mural, in Dover, shows a workman chipping away at one of the 12 stars of the E.U. flag.. "They ought to make it the Brexit logo," one resident said.
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LONDON — The three-story mural showing a workman chipping away at one of the 12 stars of the European Union flag appeared mysteriously in Dover, England, over the weekend, at once banal and symbolically poignant.
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Many Democrats have said Cordray, with his reputation for being tough on banks and defending consumers, is their best hope for taking the Ohio governor's mansion and chipping away at Republicans' dominance in state government.
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But critics, including much of the tech industry, argue that it would also hurt legitimate online platforms by chipping away at the legal protections websites have when it comes to content posted by third parties.
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Cindy Cohn: Well, I'm a big fan of Section 230, and I was unhappy with the SESTA-FOSTA Bill which was a law that got passed last year that's chip ... It's chipping away at it.
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Over the past week I've spent real-world train rides exploring quaint Skyrim towns and chatting with their residents, and slowly chipping away at dungeons while waiting for my kid to get out of dance class.
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But all Clinton ever really promised was to plug away on boring policy stuff — and she would have done that, taking advantage of a steadily improving economic situation and chipping away at a few big problems.
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The Warriors trailed by as many as 18 points before chipping away in the third and fourth quarters, finally taking a 102-100 lead on a 133-pointer by Klay Thompson with 5:26 to go.
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Brands such as Monster High and Bratz, which have an online presence and their own television shows and offer a wider range of entertainment to children, are chipping away at the legacy brand, according to Jenkinson.
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Long after the numbers warned that his victory would be an improbability on par with an Adam Sandler movie ever receiving the Best Picture award, Clinton soldiered on, chipping away at Clinton's reputation, record, and integrity.
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But that tweet was far from the first time that Trump's former GOP primary rival took aim at the president, with each criticism chipping away at the efforts between the two sons to build a relationship.
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There's no question that bralettes have changed the intimates selling experience, removing barriers to entry that Victoria's Secret has held and allowing other brands to start chipping away at share, Instinet analyst Simeon Siegel told Reuters.
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Sanders fans might argue that these numbers don't factor in his recent victories, and that by chipping away and Clinton's aura of invincibility (or at least inevitability) he'll change the narrative and convince people to switch.
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Clearly, as J Street now finds itself in the Washington political deep freeze and labeled kapos, Jeremy Ben-Ami sees his lobby's best opportunity is expanding his organization's mission and chipping away at mainstream group's legitimacy.
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Despite how noble the reasons are, I don't think chipping away at this building block of the Internet will result in much of anything except showing the government a way to do away with it entirely.
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That means for several straight days, we've been panic-buying mango JUUL pods and wondering what new, mildly dangerous product we'll have to use in order to keep slowly chipping away at our own life expectancy.
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The Warriors trailed by as many as 18 points before chipping away in the third and fourth quarters, finally taking a 102-212 lead on a 215-pointer by Klay Thompson with 211:211 to go.
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They included Sushila Khurkute, 30, who recently gained prominence when, seven months into her third pregnancy, she spent three solitary days chipping away at the rocky ground with a stick to make her family a toilet.
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As the sun sets, casting an orange hue over the salt flats of Fatick, in southwestern Senegal, Diouf stands, hand on hip, surveying a group of sinewy young men chipping away at a hardened, crystallized mound.
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For weeks, the debate seemed to promise a much-anticipated showdown between Biden, who has led polls from the beginning of the race, and Warren, the upstart progressive who is slowly chipping away at his lead.
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In a deal forged with Britain, which had found out about the Kromin-Ganimana conspiracy, Alice Munezaro is released from prison and can join the government, chipping away at the president's near impenetrable hold on the country.
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He's not the only high-profile artist who has opened up about their own struggles in recent years, changing the dialogue surrounding mental health in the music industry and chipping away at its stigma in the process.
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Jet is chipping away at Amazon's e-commerce dominance in the same way, and its success just 12 months out of the gate has proven that the battle for the e-commerce kingdom is far from over.
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What to watch: According to Michael Lasser, a retail analyst at UBS, healthy results from big-box stores in the consumer electronics category suggests there could be some "chipping away" at Best Buy's dominance in this area.
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The New York billionaire is in danger of being forced to try to capture the Republican presidential nomination through a contested convention because opposition from rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich is chipping away at his lead.
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World-renowned graffiti artist Banksy has struck again, taking his artistic skills this time to a coastal English town where his latest piece shows a workman chipping away at one of the stars on the EU flag.
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"Pope Francis, more than President Obama, was viewed by Cubans as a sort of miracle worker for chipping away at the Cold War-style ideological and logistical barrier we'd erected between the US and Cuba," Collazo said.
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While Republicans argue they want to promote self-sufficiency (the cuts are expected to come via tightened work requirements), poverty experts see the proposal as chipping away at the already shrinking safety net for America's most vulnerable.
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The business cable networks that air silently on West Wing flat-screens have chronicled dismal losses on several days over the past weeks, each chipping away at what was once Trump's most reliable boast: record market highs.
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In person, while the tree and its trunks appear quite normal from the front side, from the back, the massive hulk of the tree is virtually hollow, with wood chipping away, in places crumbling to the touch.
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Wade is settled law, but many of the anti-choice proponents—those who believe in mandatory motherhood and compulsory pregnancy—are not willing to accept it as settled law and are continuously chipping away at Roe v.
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Analysts say flagging demand at home and abroad is forcing some Chinese businesses to slash prices to salvage new orders or cut output to contain costs, chipping away at already-lean profits and further dampening business confidence.
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Beijing and Washington on Thursday agreed to hold high-level talks in early October in Washington, cheering investors hoping that the trade war may end tit-for-tat tariff hikes that are chipping away at economic growth.
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Ms. Trump used a news conference at Davos about "reskilling" workers to promote what she called the president's "freedom agenda," which she claimed was chipping away at income inequality and bringing more women into the labor force.
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WASHINGTON — The United States has spent two years chipping away at the World Trade Organization, criticizing it as unfair, starving it of personnel and disregarding its authority, as President Trump seeks to upend the global trade system.
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Most of these deals priced at tighter yields than many predicted while also driving hard on covenants and terms with little investor pushback, chipping away at the checks and balances traditionally required to raise junk-rated debt.
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Chipping away at a deficit that grew to as many as 16 points in the third quarter, Miami took a three-point lead with 5:30 remaining when Bam Adebayo dunked home two of his 23 points.
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The U.S. move also creates a more unpredictable environment in the Middle East, in which Iran could choose to lash out against U.S. interests more openly or keep chipping away at them and extending its regional influence.
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But at the same time, the Fed and other agencies keep chipping away at financial regulation — a course of action that threatens to hasten the arrival of the next economic downturn, and to make it more painful.
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I just think that the cost of getting that through publicly berating our allies is so great and it&aposs chipping away at this alliance in ways that we cannot even predict now, we&aposll have negative impacts.
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Chipping away On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order that called for a review of the Clean Power Plan, an Obama-era policy that, though tied up in court challenges, would regulate fossil fuel emissions from energy plants.
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By chipping away at your money anxieties and coming up with small, reachable goals, you can build up your financial morale (even if you're in a deficit now) and start your next year off on the right foot.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 13 (Reuters) - German state-controlled lender NordLB has agreed to take full control of its loss-making Bremer Landesbank (BLB) unit, which is suffering from a weak shipping market that is chipping away at its capital.
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Google's Instant Apps seem positioned to disrupt monetization efforts for Android developers by blurring the lines on how to define engagement and chipping away at the broader app store economy — making it publishers' newest frenemy on the block.
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"The sustainability of oil's recent climb could be determined by the outlooks of several key industry bodies scheduled this week, whereby more downcast projections for global demand could prompt traders to continue chipping away at oil," he added.
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Apple still enjoys a strong majority of audience when it comes to overall podcast listenership by all accounts, but Spotify is definitely chipping away by focusing effort and investment both on the product and on the content side.
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But as the Wizards got off to a 223-219 start to the third quarter, and then kept chipping away, the Mavs might have started thinking about the 211-point lead they lost earlier this season at Atlanta.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Around a quarter million Czechs rallied against the prime minister and president on Saturday over concerns the pair are chipping away at democracy in the deeply divided nation celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.
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The growing threat posed by Amazon — which is gradually chipping away at sales at some of the top retailers — and AI-based fashion startups is spurring legacy retailers to invest billions of dollars to upgrade their technology capabilities.
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Unfortunately, after a year of chipping away at his student debt, Rizzutti learned during a phone call with a financial aid officer that not all loans are eligible for forgiveness — and some of his loans did not qualify.
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Five people familiar with the planning said the White House homed in on companies that could announce "done deals": multibillion-dollar export announcements that would have the effect of chipping away at the U.S. trade deficit with China.
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The only percentages the game rolls out are 0%, 50%, and 100%, and even during a 50/50 moment, the result of an enemy in cover, it means your bullets start chipping away at what they're hiding behind.
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Regulations in the name of urban improvement — neighborhood gentrification, school and service-sector upgrades — have been tightening restrictions over migrant employment and residence, chipping away at their livelihood so that remaining in the city has become less viable.
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Washington (CNN)A Supreme Court move on Tuesday could mean that so-called "dark money" groups would have to disclose the names of their donors, potentially chipping away at a longstanding shroud of secrecy surrounding money in politics.
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USC (221-23, 213-22 Pac-247) endured a field-goal drought of almost eight minutes in the first half and trailed by as many as 183 points in the second half before chipping away at the deficit.
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Ubiquity6, a startup that's spent much of the last two years quietly chipping away at the challenges of building shared augmented reality experiences, is trying something different: a social network, of sorts, for scanning and sharing 3D spaces.
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With low-budget airlines steadily chipping away at more of their routes - and often besting them on attentive attendants and the like – stock in the Uniteds of the skies may not remain immune to bad press for long.
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Chipping away at a deficit that grew to as many as 214 points in the third quarter, the Heat took a three-point lead with 214:234 remaining when Bam Adebayo dunked home two of his 23 points.
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You can reduce your lawn by chipping away one weekend and one season a time, dedicating a few of the hours you might normally spend caring for your lawn to planting native grasses, shrubs, trees, flowers and food.
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Now, six or so months later (has it really only been that long?), Donny and his pals have gotten settled and are now steadily chipping away at the rights and liberties of everyone who doesn't look like them.
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But as Warren, 20203, returned to the early voting state over the weekend for the second time this month, there were signs she could be chipping away at Sanders' support a year before the New Hampshire primary election.
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Elected Republicans have been chipping away at the Affordable Care Act over the past year by extending short-term insurance plans and doing away with the tax penalty for failing to sign up for an Obamacare-compliant plan.
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The "exclusionary rule" is supposed to prevent evidence gathered unconstitutionally from being used at trial, but the Supreme Court has been chipping away at it for years, and struck it another blow at the end of this term.
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In what might be the worst trend since chopping boards for plates or fry baskets for chips (which have been slowly chipping away at our souls for years), deconstructed coffee is here to destroy us once and for all.
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The Blue Demons, who were 14 of 24 from the field in the first half, kept chipping away and closed to with 44-41 at intermission as Strus and Cain hit consecutive 3-pointers to close out the period.
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The renewed calls for fossil fuel divestment at Harvard is part of a worldwide movement to confront the fossil fuel industry's finances, slowly chipping away at the pool of investors willing to bet on coal, oil, and natural gas.
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The timeline they came up with goes like this: between 1.7 and 1.07 million years ago, the hominins living at this site made primitive hand axes and cleavers by chipping away at large rocks to make a cutting edge.
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From a bot that'll whip you up the perfect cheeseburger, to a flurry of cameras and scanners designed to make checkout lines a thing of the past, automation is already chipping away at middle-skill jobs in multiple industries.
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Since taking power in late 2016, Dancila's ruling Social Democrats have changed judicial legislation via government emergency decrees or through parliament without much public debate, chipping away at judicial independence and prompting criticism from the European Union and diplomats.
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Apple doesn't need the ad money, so using free iAds as however slim of a shot at chipping away at Google's business may still be a better use than having iAds bring in a negligible amount of added revenue.
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The changes include a requirement for banks to open up their closely-guarded customer data to other firms, which can use it to offer better services, chipping away at banks' dominance and ability to cross-sell their own products.
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From rolling back the Obama-era birth control mandate to chipping away at Medicaid, which covers half of all births in this country, to attempting to limit access to abortions, this is not a great moment for women's health.
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And many young people to whom Banyan has spoken since recently moving to Hong Kong echo what Mrs Chan calls an "insidious chipping away at our values and our lifestyle" by China's rulers and those who do their bidding.
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He has, however, engaged in effective shuttle diplomacy with a troika of regional powers — Russia, China and South Korea — as well as his "sworn enemy" the United States, with an eye toward chipping away at his country's economic isolation.
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The festivities took place one day after a quarter of a million Czechs rallied against Prime Minister Andrej Babis and President Milos Zeman over concerns that the pair are chipping away at democracy in the nation 10.7 million people.
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A shocking number of those who wrote the Dodd-Frank financial reform now work for the financial firms succeeding at chipping away at it, including Geithner himself, who now runs a private equity firm that owns a predatory lender.
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The passage of PROMESA in summer 85033 – which in part installed a fiscal oversight board appointed by Congress and the White House – took power away from the local government, chipping away at voters' confidence in Puerto Rico's special status.
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"We've been just chipping away at it over the last 12 months, but with a massive amount of effort because it's quite a big thing you have to change in order to do it," Allison told Sky Sports television.
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Along with chipping away at the landmark Affordable Care Act, the Trump administration has made a historic and controversial change to Medicaid, allowing states to require many participants who gained coverage through Obamacare to work or lose their benefits.
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Citizens worry that the Chinese government is chipping away at the region's long-held democratic norms and have objected to a controversial extradition bill that would make it easier for Beijing to snatch up anyone it deems a criminal.
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While those ambitions have been thwarted in the inability as yet to overturn Roe, they have been successful both in tilting the Supreme Court's composition and gradually chipping away at abortion rights at the state level across the country.
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Crews are chipping away at the top of the building until it reaches "an acceptable height for a high-reach excavator, equipped with a hydraulic hammer to conclude the work," the demolition company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Insurers and banks have been shifting hundreds of billions of pounds in assets to European Union subsidiaries regardless of the form Brexit takes, reversing decades of European financial market integration and chipping away at the City of London's dominance.
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Lawmakers are looking at how to start chipping away at high drug prices, or fix "surprise" medical bills that hit insured people who end up with an out-of-network doctor even when they're at an in-network hospital.
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If you're one of the millions expecting a tax refund this year, consider using it to improve your financial situation, whether that means chipping away at your rent or mortgage like Knaack, funding your retirement accounts or investing in your career.
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Here's the real problem: I could listen to podcasts, on double speed, for every waking minute of my week and still not come close to chipping away at the stack of all of the episodes piling up in my queue.
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Adidas is chipping away at Nike's dominance of the U.S. market, pushing retro styles that have proved more popular than Nike's basketball shoes, and teaming up with celebrities such as Kanye West, whose Yeezy line has driven recent strong growth.
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Even in the most modern medical scenario, it is undeniably horrifying for…Read more ReadJust be glad that your trips to the dentist don't require someone chipping away at the inside of your teeth and stuffing tar into the unmedicated hole.
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He doubled and scored the first run in a four-run fourth, homered to start the seventh and begin the chipping-away process, and singled to greet Norris in the eighth and make it a one-run game at 10-9.
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Putin's grudge against the West Disclosures that cause discord in the U.S. and sully American democracy can only benefit Putin's core political project -- chipping away the West's political institutions to weaken the power of what has been called the free world.
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Their tactics are as diverse as they are insidious; rather than attacking women's constitutional right to choice head on, conservative politicians have been chipping away at that right gradually, with laws that restrict how and when doctors can provide abortion care.
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Few who take up the offer may ever visit their new homeland but for cash-strapped Caribbean states such as Grenada, "citizenship by investment" is a lucrative way to bankroll development and smart hotels, while chipping away at huge debts.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe did not donate money to the operator of a nationalist school at the heart of a scandal that is chipping away at the government's support ratings, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said on Thursday.
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I know from speaking with people at most of the platforms that they have been aware of the issues for a while, and while they are chipping away at it, it never quite seems to be enough or in time.
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Whole Foods, unlike many of the retailers that have been chipping away at its dominance in the natural and organic category, has focused on growing its retail footprint and leaned heavily on United Natural to supply frozen and dry goods.
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The Trump administration and Republican governors are quietly but effectively chipping away at Medicaid, erecting both hard limits and practical barriers to coverage that will almost certainly cut the program's rolls, and pulling it in a substantially more conservative direction.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe repeated denials on Friday that he or his wife had made donations to the head of a Japanese nationalist school at the heart of a political scandal that is chipping away at Abe's support.
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Meanwhile, ahead of the first comic's Fourth of July release, he'll be chipping away at the difficult task of chronicling an American hero as someone who, it's safe to say, isn't exactly psyched about where the country is at right now.
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Chipping away at such authority could have consequences in the future -- possibly setting the stage for Trump to pardon a close associate or family member in the event one is implicated in the probe of alleged campaign collusion with Russia.
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Sanders, a U.S. senator from Vermont, won contests in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington on Saturday, chipping away at Clinton's lead in the race for the 2,382 delegates needed to secure the Democratic nomination at the party's Philadelphia convention in July.
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In 11, Mayor Martin J. Walsh convened a Late-Night Task Force, which suggested chipping away at arcane licensing rules, extending some restaurant licenses to midnight and at least trying to allow some bars to stay open past 2 a.m.
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The big picture: China is chipping away at Taipei's legitimacy on the international stage by pressuring companies and foreign countries to stop treating the self-governing island as a sovereign nation — and Beijing has the economic leverage to pull it off.
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But the Orioles kept chipping away, cutting the lead to 6-4 on a two-run homer by Austin Wynns in the seventh and to 9-8 on home runs by Renato Nunez and D. J. Stewart in the eighth.
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Here at Dover, within eight minutes, trucks can normally disembark, move out of the port and onto the highway — where most pass a Brexit-inspired mural by Banksy, depicting a worker chipping away at a star on the European Union flag.
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Blunt began the race against Kander with a larger advantage, but the Democratic secretary of state has been chipping away over the course of the campaign, making the state a major battleground in the race to control the Senate next year.
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They're not robots stepping in for humans on a factory floor, but rather smartphone-based independent contractors and supplemental "cobots" (a portmanteau of "co-worker" and "robot") chipping away at the careers of full-time and in some cases unionized employees.
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But though Roe faces genuine peril down the road if the Trump administration gets another Supreme Court appointment, state-level restrictions that aim to shut down abortion clinics are chipping away at the rights of millions of Americans this second.
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This is comparing apples and oranges a bit since there's a big difference between working in a well-funded, dedicated development team and a team of initially unpaid fans who are chipping away at a dream project while working day jobs.
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The government's steady efforts to assert ever-greater control over all aspects of the judiciary have drawn harsh rebukes from the European Union and international rights watchdogs, which have accused the government of chipping away at democracy and drifting toward authoritarianism.
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The protests were set off by extradition legislation that would have allowed suspects to be sent to mainland China to face trial and expanded to the general concern that China is chipping away at the rights of Hong Kong residents.
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The renewed calls for fossil fuel divestment at Harvard and Yale are part of a worldwide movement to confront the fossil fuel industry's finances, slowly chipping away at the pool of investors willing to bet on coal, oil, and natural gas.
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Trump carried the three states by a combined 78,000 votes out of 14 million cast in 2016, and American Bridge has focused its 2020 spending on chipping away at the president's support among white working-class voters in the states.
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The second is the economic change brought about by globalization and technological progress, which is taking jobs away from France's cities and towns and chipping away at the regional identities that have long been a foundation of French culture and pride.
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People are chipping away at the stuff, so they were blocking it, and so you want ... They wanna sell you the platform, and there are these restrictions that prevent them from using the tools that would be most useful to them.
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In their apartment, they are partners in squalor; at any moment, Frank may be chipping away at his feet with his "toe knife," while Charlie might be peeing into any number of the open urine cans scattered around the apartment.
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For months, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser has been chipping away at a plan to overhaul the country's immigration system, seizing an issue that's otherwise belonged at the White House to senior adviser and immigration hardliner Stephen Miller.
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Legal scholars said that anti-abortion lawmakers and activists had in the past largely stuck to methodically chipping away at abortion rights, such as laws passed in Louisiana and Texas that required doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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The deal, Global Payments' biggest ever and the sector's third major acquisition this year, comes as payment technology companies consolidate to battle competition from banks making inroads into digital payments and fintech start-ups such as Adyen and Stripe chipping away market share.
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In the wealthiest country in the world, we will be failing hundreds of thousands of children and families, and, in the process, chipping away at the child care infrastructure that makes it possible for parents to keep working and children to keep learning.
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" The video, she says, is "intended to be a visual and verbal letter of comfort to those who have gone through a loss or are experiencing the pain of one currently, while also chipping away at the prevailing silence around the topic.
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Since 224, Author & Punisher's Tristan Shone and his custom-designed "drone machines" have been chipping away at the boundaries of extreme music, and now, twelve years in, eardrums across the world are more receptive than ever to his wholly mechanized industrial nightmare loops.
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If she sees a groundedness and a concern for humanity in several different Americans, like Stolbert and her daughter, that she hadn't really thought of as part of their culture before, could that be what is subtly chipping away at her confidence?
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Chipping away at auto sales are the new sharing economy's disruptive ride-sharing services, such as Uber and Lyft, which are especially popular among fickle millennials who haven't inherited their parents' notion of the American dream as including car ownership for the young.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Former rugby international Gareth Thomas became one of the first openly HIV-positive people to appear on the cover of a mainstream British magazine on Thursday, a move hailed as chipping away at the stigma over the virus.
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The kingdom ended a heavily criticized ban on women driving last year and in August granted women new rights to travel abroad, chipping away at a guardianship system that assigns each woman a male relative to approve important decisions throughout their lives.
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But widespread anger over the stagnant economy and the brazen self-enrichment of the A.N.C.'s members have badly eroded the party's standing, gradually chipping away at its ability to rack up big electoral victories on the basis of its history alone.
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The Russians persist in their interference because, win or lose, they stand to gain simply by chipping away at the credibility of free elections and undermining leaders like Macron or Hillary Clinton, who have the guts to stand up to Putin's thuggery.
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Bose and McNally also walked the audience through Facebook's "ecosystem" approach that fights fake news at every step of its development: Together, by chipping away at each phase, Facebook says it can reduce the spread of a false news story by 80 percent.
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Now's the time of year that we're constantly out and about, chipping away at our holiday shopping lists and bouncing around to holiday parties, which means it's a lot harder to prioritize being home for our favorite over-the-air TV programs.
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The timing — two weeks after the Philippine president, Rodrigo Duterte, signed his own deals and excoriated the United States during a visit to Beijing — adds to the sense that China is chipping away at the United States' network of allies in Southeast Asia.
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Clients were also more likely to do basic things well: paying bills on time to reduce late fees, reducing balances in long-term delinquency, making regular deposits into a savings account, chipping away at high-interest debt, building up a modest emergency fund.
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The Knicks, who listed just 10 active players at the start of the game, started chipping away midway through the fourth and took their first lead at the 4:18 mark when Hardaway hit a 73-foot jumper, making it 104-103.
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The comedian Paul Gilmartin has been chipping away at the taboo for years with this weekly "hour of honesty about all the battles in our heads," a show that makes you feel as if you're part of a very articulate support group.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Former rugby international Gareth Thomas became one of the first openly HIV-positive people to appear on the cover of a mainstream British magazine on Thursday, a move hailed as chipping away at the stigma over the virus.
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It was the fifth step in Iran's graduated divorce from the nuclear deal, the latest stage in a gradual chipping away at its provisions that began last July in response to US withdrawal from the deal and re-imposition of tough sanctions.
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The guiding principle, according to people familiar with the discussions, is to not only just investigate Trump, but to also investigate the ways in which the administration is chipping away at key Democratic priorities like the Affordable Care Act or environmental protections.
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The sudden onslaught of anti-gay speech and of recommendations aimed at chipping away at the already fragile social standing of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country has caught most human rights activists here by surprise.
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"Every day, there's a new article or news story about how someone on the Internet is making money by chipping away at your privacy, or collecting some bit of data you didn't realize you were emitting," John Todd, executive director for Quad9, told Gizmodo.
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Pai has been chairman of the commission for just over a month now, and in that time, he's already begun chipping away at net neutrality in a few different ways: approving zero rating, scaling back transparency rules, proposing to halt major new privacy requirements.
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While Alabama's recent law, which is currently being challenged in court by the American Civil Liberties Union and Planned Parenthood, may have attracted national attention, state lawmakers have been chipping away at access to reproductive care since Republicans won a legislative supermajority in 2010.
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Not long after that, Berliners from the east and west began chipping away at the literal and metaphorical wall that had separated them for nearly three decades, since the Soviet-backed East German government erected the concrete slabs that split the city in two.
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Simply making low-paid labour more expensive is not the answer and the Government shouldn't be surprised if some employers choose easier options, such as reducing hours, chipping away at other benefits or making a less generous pay award the next time pay is reviewed.
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"The online ad world has been chipping away at people's ability to keep their online and offline habits separate for years because marketers love the idea of one-to-one marketing and believe hyper-targeting is the key to better return on investment," said Khatibloo.
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"We are exposing this deceptive tactic and taking the administration and Notre Dame to court to stop them from chipping away at our right to control our bodies and lives," Fatima Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center, said in a statement.
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Improving inclusion in training and gym spaces, Richardson suspects, might just come part-and-parcel with improving the visibility and inclusion of disabled people in wider society and, by so doing, chipping away at ingrained beliefs about ideal bodies, exercise goals, and the whole lot.
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In a globalising world where transnational economic ties, information technologies, migration, awareness of what is going on in different parts of the world and the chipping away of borders affect ever greater parts of societies, authoritarian or "strongman" regimes are vulnerable to rapidly shifting pressures.
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And, if you're one of the millions expecting a tax refund this year, make sure you collect (uncollected refunds average $700) and consider using it to improve your financial situation, whether that means tackling debt, funding your or chipping away at your rent or mortgage.
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Instead of just chipping away by paying each card every month, a better option may be bundling all your credit card balances into one payment with lower interest — saving you money and making life easier by just having one payment to keep track of.
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Georgia pulled away from a two-point halftime lead out to a 10-point cushion, 38-37.93, in the first three minutes of the second half and was still up 46-37 with 11:212 left in the game before Tennessee began chipping away.
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To force myself to increase my savings rate and start chipping away at these specific savings goals, I started by opening a high-yield online savings account, which offers a generous one percent interest rate (compared to the 0.01 percent at most traditional big banks).
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If the baseball rule were to go away — and there are a handful of recent lawsuits that seem to be having some success in chipping away at it — you can bet that there would be netting protecting fans all the way to the foul poles.
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Despite the attention on industrial policy as a key irritant in US-China relations, Beijing continues to deploy its resources through "Made in China 2025" to subsidize the development of advanced semiconductors, aerospace technologies and other advanced industries, chipping away at American and European dominance.
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Unfortunately, Congress has already begun chipping away at these public/private retirement programs; the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate already voted to strike down a Department of Labor rule that makes it easier for local governments to establish publicly administered retirement savings programs.
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At the behest of lenders like Sallie Mae, Congress started chipping away at bankruptcy protections for student loan borrowers in the 1970s, and by the late 90s, there were none left at all, meaning most people can't declare bankruptcy to wipe out their student loans.
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The rest of the world may be chipping away at Canada's dominance of the sport — look no further than the Canadian women, who failed to advance out of pool play for the first time in Olympic history — but the men still have remarkable depth.
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"Focusing on these blatantly unconstitutional bans on abortion detracts from the slow chipping away that has led to the clinic closures over the years that is less visible to people," said Brigitte Amiri, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU who focuses on abortion rights.
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All nine resettlement agencies who work with the State Department to place refugees have had to close offices or pause their placement programs -- chipping away at a system designed to not only place refugees but also help them integrate into communities across the country.
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As a result of the declining number of refugees admitted, all nine resettlement agencies have had to close offices or pause their placement programs -- chipping away at a system designed to not only place refugees but also help them integrate into communities across the country.
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He has called for "fusing" the two systems of the city and the mainland (中港融合) and "unifying" Hong Kong and Shenzhen, a major city right across the border (深港同城化) — in other words, chipping away at Hong Kong's distinctiveness.
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But lobbyists from almost every industry have been busily chipping away at parts of the proposal that Mr. Ryan drafted last summer and that powerful groups such as the billionaire Koch brothers, the Club for Growth and the National Retail Federation have come out against.
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Stephenie MacLagan and Dave Oliver, who live in a 900-square-foot house on a quiet suburban street near Bangor, Me., started chipping away at their lawn almost a decade ago when they grew frustrated by the tomato options at the local grocery store.
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Opponents fear a lurch toward authoritarianism under a president they see as addicted to power and intolerant of dissent, chipping away at the secular foundations laid by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and taking it ever further from Western values on democracy and free speech.
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" The layering of that sound, then the slow process of chipping away at it, gets us close to an answer, but still my question remains: "How do you go about making a song that makes my heart swell up until it feels like it's going to burst?
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As a result of the decline in admissions under the Trump administration, all nine resettlement agencies have had to close offices or pause their placement programs, chipping away at a system designed to not only place refugees but also help them integrate into communities across the country.
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Republican Ajit Pai took over as FCC chairman last month, and in the weeks since, he's made quick work of chipping away at the agency's net neutrality rules from a number of angles: scaling back transparency requirements, approving favored service schemes, and cutting back privacy mandates.
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Forward Majority says Texas is one of the most gerrymandered states in the country, and they hope chipping away at the state legislature will lay "the groundwork to build a Democratic bench in the state for years to come," said Forward Majority Communications Director Ben Wexler-Waite.
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Because now, there are some moments where being a woman director is considered to be an asset because Hollywood is coming to terms with the bias that has been at play for so long, and very slowly chipping away at it, and trying to create more opportunities.
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"I was kind of chipping away at it, I had blew it all off with the air hose, and I could hear, you know, nuts and bolts and stuff hitting the ground, but it was just one big grease ball on the floor," Frye told KCRG.
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The Trump administration's latest revelation that perhaps thousands more kids have been separated from their families at the border, is yet another signal of how this administration seemingly manipulates facts and misleads the public — in ways that are slowly chipping away at our democracy's credibility and integrity.
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Opponents fear a lurch towards authoritarianism under a president they see as addicted to power and intolerant of dissent, chipping away at the secular foundations laid by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and taking it ever further from Western values on democracy and free speech.
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But others push back on this, citing the volume of defaults and also the sheer number of people involved in income-based repayment plans that allow them to nominally stay on good terms with their provider while never chipping away at the principal of their loan.
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And he has defended that position in part by steadily chipping away at the institutions that balance the powers of his office in ways that seem to echo the aggressive tactics of President Trump, except that he was doing it before there was a President Trump.
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"It's not a mature industry," says architect Michael Green, whose seminal 2013 TED Talk on mass timber helped kickstart interest in the US. (Side note: Katerra recently acquired Michael Green Architecture.) Nonetheless, the growing enthusiasm of builders and advocates seems to be chipping away at the resistance.
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As a result of the declining admissions under the Trump administration, all nine resettlement agencies have had to close offices or pause their placement programs -- chipping away at a system designed to not only place refugees but also help them integrate into communities across the country.
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Chipping away at a longstanding Chinese wall, the group also called for the SEC to remove barriers to investment banks and analysts from jointly attending deal pitch meetings and to expand what can be discussed at the meetings as long as no promises of favorable research are given.
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But to the extent that Trump will shape Obama's legacy, it will have less to do with his success or failure in chipping away at Obama's policy achievements, and more about whether Trump's retrograde changes to the country will be laid at Obama's feet in the public's imagination.
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The government pays lip service to this, and indeed some reforms point in the right direction: it is deregulating interest rates; the exchange rate, though still managed, is more flexible; defaults are chipping away at the notion that the state will guarantee every investment, no matter how foolish.
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Like many other miners who were let go by larger operations, Carrizo has since turned to small-scale mining and now spends his days 250,2000 feet (222 m) underground, chipping away at the copper-rich bowels of a mountain he first visited while his father worked there in 2.433.
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Some industry watchers are skeptical given the agency has spent much of the last few years chipping away at rural and tribal broadband programs, slowly but steadily eliminating numerous consumer protections, and actively trying to obscure the broadband industry's biggest and most obvious problem: a lack of serious competition.
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The other side: Kids' advocates argue that, while many households have access to other content options, chipping away at the rules will hurt vulnerable households who still rely on over-the-air television for children's programming, and those that can't afford broadband, cable or Netflix or Amazon Prime subscriptions.
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For starters, they'd been painted over in 1957, and finding the murals before the imminent destruction meant going through 32 dayrooms, all with the same circular shape, and chipping away paint to determine if the color fields below were abstract art or older layers, sometimes seven paint colors deep.
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BOSTON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Prominent global macro hedge fund manager Greg Coffey will stop accepting fresh cash for his two-year old portfolio at the end of March to prevent any flood of new money from chipping away at his strong returns, an investor familiar with his plans said.
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The big picture: J&J is fighting thousands of legal battles over the safety of its prescription drugs and medical devices — chipping away at public trust in a health care company that has become a household name, and threatening to strip billions of dollars out of its coffers.
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Already, Ajit Pai, the Republican chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, who was appointed to the agency by President Barack Obama and named to lead it by President Trump, has begun chipping away at the low-income broadband subsidy and net neutrality rules created by his Democratic predecessor.
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As Democrats fight over whether to replace our rotting health care system or to instead build on the Affordable Care Act, the slow chipping away at the legacy of Obama's signature achievement continues: Three of the taxes that were supposed to make the Affordable Care Act work are dead.
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It reinstated long-severed diplomatic ties, chipping away at what had been a reliable bloc of votes against Israel in the United Nations, and flexing its muscles in a part of the world where African solidarity with Muslim nations had for decades mandated rejection of relations with Israel.
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Resettlement offices closing As a result of the declining admissions under the Trump administration, all nine resettlement agencies have had to close offices or pause their placement programs -- chipping away at a system designed to not only place refugees but also help them integrate into communities across the country.
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With Mr Kavanaugh's recently uncovered e-mails calling into question whether Roe is "settled law" and his opinion last year saying the government should be able to delay an undocumented teen's abortion, there is little doubt he will be a safe vote to uphold laws chipping away at abortion access.
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The strange portraits seem to offer dilemmas she observed in her surrounding world rather than straight observations; together with her more lighthearted, playful pen and ink caricatures, these paintings attest to Themerson's different approaches to chipping away at her subjects in attempt to understand and literally draw out their unseen essence.
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There, they meet a fun-loving bunch of out-and-proud "Transylvanian" freaks who spend the rest of the evening chipping away at the couple's prim and proper worldview by introducing them to a feisty world full of sex appeal, gender-bending characters, and lustful smirks dripping with acidic charisma.
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We're used to seeing credit cards add benefits like new bonus categories and statement credits in an attempt to keep up with the competition, but we're also no stranger to issuers chipping away at other perks, especially some of the less eye-catching ones like travel insurance and purchase protection.
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As public discussion about abortions has focused on surgical abortions, the anti-abortion movement has notched victory after victory, chipping away at abortion access through a constellation of state laws that heavily regulate clinics, starve providers of funds and require women to undergo ''counseling'' or waiting periods before procuring the procedure.
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The two big things to watch this week:House Republicans are going to enter another week chipping away at a health care compromise — not really sure if it gains any votes, let alone what the policy impact would be, since there isn't enough detail for even sympathetic health care wonks to tell them.
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In the meantime, Facebook is rapidly chipping away at some of the less philosophical shortcomings of current VR. Oculus slashed the prices of its Rift headset and Touch controllers by $100 each earlier this month and has been making steady software improvements to its platform that are driving gaming PC minimum requirements lower.
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Many of these chains have been grappling with a series of powerful forces chipping away at their businesses — Amazon (AMZN) and big-box retailers like Walmart (WMT), Costco (COST) and Target (TGT), which are currently seeing a crush of demand; trendy upstart brands online; and discount players such as TJ Maxx (TJX).
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"It's an important chipping away at this Hollywood notion that somehow studios are taking a bigger risk if they cast nonwhite actors, but I don't see it as a profound change," said Todd Boyd, a cinema and media studies professor at the University of Southern California who focuses on popular culture and race.
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Eric Goldman, a professor at the Santa Clara University School of Law who has written about the benefits of 173, said the court that ruled against Armslist "just kind of went off the rails," and he argues that chipping away at protections in the law will lead to legal problems for smaller sites.
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Generally, the advice is to make the minimum payment on your student loans (if your interest rates aren't too high; otherwise you might consider refinancing for a lower rate), and then save what you can for retirement — allowing you to get the benefit of saving sooner while still chipping away at loans.
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Trump is chipping away at a shared public confidence in a system that is fundamental to a representative government for no apparent reason other than that he's bothered by the fact that, although duly elected and now in the White House, he lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by almost 3 million votes.
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If she succeeds in riding out the protests and passing the extradition bill, Beijing would get an opening to extend its authority over residents and visitors in the semi-autonomous territory with fewer safeguards than in Hong Kong's independent courts — potentially chipping away at Hong Kong's unique position as a center of global finance.
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But implicit in her message was something a bit more subtle: You can get young people, the vast majority of whom we know supported Bernie Sanders and talk of "revolution" during the 2016 Democratic primary, to yell wildly in downtown Manhattan about the decidedly less exciting intricacies of chipping away at America's brazen influence game.
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As LinkedIn announces the next stage of its own ambitions in the world of recruitment by bringing in more big data insights, another one of the startups indirectly chipping away at its position among knowledge workers by providing a way of hiring and building entire teams in remote locations is announcing another round of funding.
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For me, the reason is that the country, or large segments of it, seems to be acquiescing to a particular form of evil, one that is pernicious and even playful, one in which the means of chipping away at our values and morals grow even stronger, graduating from tack hammer to standard hammer to sledgehammer.
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Now that both have taken the temperature of their colleagues on the Foreign Relations Committee, the diagnosis is quite clear: serious Republican and Democrat senators want to start chipping away at the imbalance of power between the executive and legislative branches that has grown to a chasm over the last decade and a half.
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In feeling more able to recognize and talk about their problems, due to better education and wider, open conversations (in which social media can play a very positive role in removing a sense of isolation), young people are steadily chipping away at the lingering shame that surrounds these things and getting the help they need.
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After evaluating my list of "wants," I realized — there, over spicy tuna rolls — that the friend-zoning men of my past just weren't a match and that it was the sense of rejection I had prescribed myself that had been chipping away at my confidence, not the way I looked or felt in a pair of jeans.
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But in a rare moment of desperation on a long, moisture-sucking flight to Mexico, in which my lips, hands, and elbows were practically chipping away from dryness and there was no Aquaphor in sight, I broke the golden rule of air travel: Thou shall never disrupt thy neighbor... especially if a screaming baby is involved.
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DEBRA McMANUS North Smithfield, R.I. To the Editor: Re "Opinion Transforms Texas' Abortion Landscape" (news article, June 28): The Supreme Court's ruling not only keeps Texas clinics open but has also erected a major roadblock in the dominant means by which anti-abortion activists across the country have effectively been chipping away at abortion access for over two decades.
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"Today is a great day for me, and hopefully this is a start to chipping away at the injustice of H.B. 2 that is harming thousands of other transgender people who call people home," Joaquín Carcaño, a transgender man who is a plaintiff in the case and a University of North Carolina employee, said in a statement.
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"Direct-to-consumer beauty brands, which saw the largest number of deals in 2017 across the industry, are chipping away at the market share of personal care incumbents who are responding with increased M&A activity, incubator and accelerator programs, new in-store technologies, and more," CB Insights said in a report on the industry earlier this year.
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It is unclear who attacked the orangutan — including shooting the wild animal four times in her left eye and two in her right — but the wild animals have been cruelly injured in the past by the palm oil and paper industries rapidly chipping away at their habitat and by those you obtain air rifles and decide to harass the animals.
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At the same time, if this system insists that your only value is tokenism — to push a janitor's mop, say, or play the maternal Latina maid, the kooky Asian lady or the robotically supportive wife of any color — you have to ask if this system is worth chipping away at one positive representation and one Oscar nod at a time.
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And so as opposed to some of these more dramatic warnings, the fact that they will probably if this goes to be filed pro-life also on Supreme Court, certainly it could lead to a chipping away of access to abortion and abortion rights, but doesn&apost necessarily mean they will all to get together and overturn this ruling that dates back to the 70s.
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In 2000, the U.S. government initiated the still ongoing process of chipping away and dividing the land it had granted to the people of the Lakota and Dakota nations, with significant reductions taking place in 211 and then again during the 24s and 2500s, when the Army Corps of Engineers built five large dams along the Missouri River, uprooting villages and sinking 0003,2000 acres of land below water.
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China escalated pressure on Muslim minorities through 2017, slowly chipping away at their rights with the passage of religious regulations and a counterterrorism law, according to the Uyghur Human Rights Project, a pro-Uighur group based in Washington, DC. In 2016, Xinjiang also got a new leader: a powerful Communist Party boss named Chen Quanguo, whose previous job was restoring order and control to the restive region of Tibet.
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A well-prepared Clinton commanded the stage for the 90-minute bout in Las Vegas, her supporters said, chipping away at Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's policies, his temperament and even his demeanor toward women.
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Democrats will try to unseat Collins this year by chipping away at that reputation, pointing to two of her most consequential votes in recent years: her support of Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughImpeachment fallout threatens to upend battle for Senate Tlaib says she held Omar's hand during 'triggering' moments at Trump's State of the Union speech Pelosi's miscalculation and Trump hatred MORE's nomination to the Supreme Court and her opposition to the two articles of impeachment against Trump.
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Mr. Qian (whose full name is roughly pronounced chee-en chee-chen), had mostly stayed out of the public eye in recent years, but on Thursday his death was mourned on the front page of People's Daily, the Communist Party's main newspaper — a sign of the deep imprint he made in shaping a muted, unsentimental policy after the Soviet bloc fell apart in 21990 and in chipping away at China's isolation from the West in the years after 21990.
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Jenn Schiffer, who hosted an Art and Code showcase event at XOXO, highlighted three challenges for creators in this realm: Keeping the artwork functioning as software as hardware keeps changing Making creations accessible to wider audiences Creating works that leave people feeling empowered rather than helpless What's next: Artists and thinkers who didn't grow up with the "two cultures" divide between science and humanities etched into their brains are going to keep chipping away at the boundary between art and tech.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has said repeatedly that he wants to see an end to overregulation, and Congressional leadership has already begun chipping away at the CFPB by using the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to repeal the agency's recently enacted arbitration rule.
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And the Trump playbook could cause lasting damage in a country where checks and balances, civil society, and the media are weaker and less adept at holding the powerful to account than in the US. Strings of tweets and Facebook posts are becoming full-blown policies — and the events of recent weeks have raised alarms that many preelection fears are coming true as the two parties of government seem intent on chipping away at the nation's institutions and deteriorating its social fabric, putting Italy's finances and its place in Europe up for question.
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Yet those in the region who wish to see the United States gradually chipping away at Iran's growing dominion perhaps can find some encouragement in a recent letter CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE sent to Qassem Suleimani, the leader of Iran's Al Quds expeditionary force who commands Shia militiamen throughout the Middle East.
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"We're going to come up with this major bill that covers a wide range of climate issues, but I think we're going to make a lot of progress chipping away issue by issue," he said, noting that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan highest in years 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump MORE (R-Ky.) would likely refuse to bring big pieces of climate legislation to the floor.
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