Other countries, such as Spain and Italy, should come next.
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So please, just get the damn shot come next fall.
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Neighboring countries Canada and Mexico come next on the list.
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They might not even know exactly what should come next.
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Did fashion photography and your work with Vogue come next?
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That decision will likely come next fall, the Post writes.
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They may prove to be completely wrong come next year.
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But the first test in Europe will come next month.
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It's not going to be replaced come next football season.
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But what might come next will be even more shocking.
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With Erró, you never know what's going to come next.
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What needs to come next for this amazing Zelda game?
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Already, lawmakers are looking forward to what might come next.
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There is very little hope for what might come next.
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There is no way of knowing what will come next.
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There is simply no precedent for what will come next.
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"Hallo, Gregor," I wrote, without knowing what might come next.
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He had no way of knowing what would come next.
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"I never talk about what would come next," Mattis said.
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Does anybody remember that Frexit was supposed to come next?
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His first stop will come next week in New Hampshire.
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Even she is not quite sure what will come next.
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It was scary not to know what would come next.
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The obvious question, then, is what will happen come next year?
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What would come next would revolutionize the world of hip-hop.
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Brandes, the subcommittee chairman, predicted meaningful change would come next session.
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She was less sanguine about the part that would come next.
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"What happens if you don't come next week?" she asked him.
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Republicans, for their part, are salivating at what could come next.
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Taxpayers may find themselves in a lower bracket come next year.
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K., well, you can come next year, then, when you're Caitlyn.
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The official said the order was scheduled to come next week.
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And come next March, Colors 2.0 will open on Stanton Street.
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Creditors that lend money under riskier conditions — unsecured creditors — come next.
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Spieth's turn will come next, at the P.G.A. Championship in May.
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Mr. Carr declined to comment further about what might come next.
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What should come next, she says, is some type of responsible action.
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But the universities are also clearly unsure of what will come next.
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Then again, if Uber has its say, flying cars could come next.
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So if Yahoo took a bid like that, what would come next?
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But they should think carefully about what is likely to come next.
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Nevertheless, the "Halftime Report" traders think the cuts won't come next week.
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Come next summer, your financial advisor may have something to tell you.
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That decision could come next week — or might not come for months.
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And if they don't, then what do they think will come next?
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I'll return the second pair of booties once the come next week.
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Y., the anticipated House Judiciary chairman come next year, called for answers.
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A CBO score on the amended House plan could come next week.
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Those decisions will come next month and likely be implemented in 2018.
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"We will see a new president now come next year," she said.
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But that order could now come next week instead, the sources said.
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And when Scaramucci gets used up, who knows what will come next.
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The results from the new testing for asbestos could come next week.
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Democrats immediately cried foul, arguing the nomination fight should come next year.
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Ask our reporters about the latest developments and what may come next.
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" Asked what would come next, Mr. Trump said, "Let's see what happens.
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Mr. Mueller's team has given no hint of what's to come next.
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Others lamented what had vanished, while dreading what was to come next.
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"More to come next week..." But the picture is still decidedly complex.
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Official confirmations of the two nominations are expected to come next week.
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That NSX — short for New Sports Experience — predicted what would come next.
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"Now," he said, "it feels good committing to what will come next."
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Our response must support survivors to shape the interventions that come next.
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More evidence of Netflix's Amazon-like qualities is likely to come next week.
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We expect further guidance to come next week and we will share accordingly.
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The government also offered a few clues about what's to come next week.
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It hasn't been completely clear what will come next, but now we know.
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That may come next year, and I do think we've seen the lows.
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One of the sources said an announcement was likely to come next week.
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There's no doubt those snowy white booties will be everywhere come next January.
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They called themselves "post-libertarians," though they weren't sure what would come next.
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The country is riveted -- and many are horrified -- wondering what will come next.
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She believes he started to cry because he knew what would come next.
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Cornyn said further negotiations come next, predicting a deal in January or February.
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The only thing that could come next is a joint album and tour.
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Here's more about the vote and a look at what could come next.
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Maybe I feel this disconnect because I am uncertain what will come next.
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The Navy was even less forthcoming with details about what might come next.
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"There is a mix of fear and anxiety about what will come next."
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When would their purgatory in the camp end, and what would come next?
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The first round of arguments will come next month, in the Pennsylvania case.
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Me, I have never understood what can possibly come next, here on earth.
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That deadline came and went, leaving many uncertain about what will come next.
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Much of what will come next centers on whether Assange is a journalist.
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Instead they have left with fear and worry about what could come next.
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I think the worst is yet to come next year, we're still in the first half of a global equity bear market with more to come next year," Mark Jolley, global strategist at CCB International Securities, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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He would like to see Aeron Greyjoy swim with the fishes come next season.
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The social conversation might help get people to come next week, but who cares?
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As far as Panjshiris are concerned, it seemingly doesn't matter what will come next.
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I don't know what's going to come next, hopefully nothing tragic happens like that.
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"I would come next year, absolutely," he told Reuters in an interview published Thursday.
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That day in January, she started to steel herself for whatever might come next.
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But come next year, Nixon, who faced term limits, will be replaced by Gov.
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The feature is currently being tested on Android, with iOS likely to come next.
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On a daily basis, it has been hard to know what will come next.
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"Let's let the marketplace work," Coley said, wondering whether "kale mandates" would come next.
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What happens next in the world changes what needs to come next in luxury.
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Germany's big political parties are imploding, but no one knows what will come next.
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Traders continued to expect the first hike of the year to come next month.
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She knew what would come next: the same lie that's been spreading for years.
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The rule has been passed and companies are preparing to comply come next April.
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Hey, you never know what might come next in a galaxy far, far away.
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As we listen, we're constantly anticipating what melodies, harmonies, and rhythms may come next.
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More production cuts may come next month, after OPEC and its partners meet in Vienna.
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"It's just scary not knowing what's going to come next," the 15-year-old said.
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As the water from Wednesday morning's storms receded, people worried about what might come next.
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Tribe had earned a strong following, but no one was expecting what would come next.
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If we had to guess, these trademarks are a hint of what's to come next.
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Part of the fun of following Kylie Jenner's career is guessing what will come next.
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TALKS BETWEEN BRAZIL OFFICIALS AND FARMER REPRESENTATIVES STILL PRELIMINARY; PROGRAM MAY COME NEXT YEAR -SOURCES
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But the fresh wave of activism can help us figure out what should come next.
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Trans people in America have every reason to be scared of what might come next.
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And while no two sounded exactly alike, they'd all help establish what would come next.
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You may feel uncertain about what will come next, but a new beginning is here.
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Pollard assumed their legal union would come next, allowing for a decent period of mourning.
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Final votes on the revised legislation, whose overall cost remains unclear, could come next week.
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The United States is laser-focused on what might come next from its central bank.
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The tension in the air is palpable as we brace for what will come next.
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But investors don't yet appreciate what will almost certainly come next: another trade war escalation.
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For Ms. Danesh, a Swede of Iranian descent, apprehension about what could come next remains.
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You know Stark is going to feel responsible for his death come next May's sequel.
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While further details are likely to come next year, construction may not even begin until 2025.
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The Valspar Championship and Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he is an eight-times winner, come next.
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E&E reports it's likely a second round of buyouts and layoffs will come next year.
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But he pledged to work to put a Democrat in the White House come next year.
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But come next month, the weather service will lower its letters -- and use its indoor voice.
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But what could come next is a different question, and Harney County is holding its breath.
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You don't need a ground game in South Carolina to beat Donald Trump come next fall.
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On Tuesday, New York Fed President William Dudley said a rate hike could come next month.
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BlackRock, which was targeting pricing for mid-October, is expected to come next week via Citigroup.
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We haven't seen a platform really be [about] skill building, so I'm hoping that'll come next.
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"Only Amazon has the clout to really drive what could and should come next," Pierce concludes.
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In sometimes subdued tones, he told them that he could not predict what would come next.
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As a result, trial-type evidentiary hearings are expected to come next, according to U.S. regulators.
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Details are pretty scant at the moment — more to come next week at CES, I suppose.
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By January 2015, when the record was completed, they weren't really sure what would come next.
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But come next spring, they may be our best hope of giving Golden State a migraine.
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Among others, there was an air of weariness, as they anguished over what might come next.
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It would mark almost exactly the period of his early recovery to whatever would come next.
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My column today is about that pro-democracy movement and what should come next for it.
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They said they were worried about what would come next given an already-struggling agricultural economy.
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"I didn't know what would come next and what they would accuse me of," he said.
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That's left his aides and advisers wondering -- and in some cases dreading -- what might come next.
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If even those sworn to defend law and order were in rebellion, what could come next?
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"Life was busy, and I was so excited for what was to come next," she recalls.
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"We feel thoroughly prepared and completely unprepared for what will come next," Mr. De Paolis said.
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After the tariffs on $278.03 billion of Chinese exports, they will worry what can come next.
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The year is almost over; in 22014, it's worth asking ourselves what ought to come next.
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Nelson is torn, like many of her fellow teachers, about what may come next after Gov.
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If those streams have an impact on Mr. Michael's chart standing, it would come next week.
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John Kennedy, a Republican from Louisiana said when asked what might come next on Capitol Hill.
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The first real clues will come next year, when 2018 gross domestic product numbers are released.
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Adding avocado is almost always extra, but come next month, it may be a little more affordable.
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Now the market is at fair value and now it is: 'What is going to come next?
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"Y'all need a song together," wrote one fan, reminding the pair that a collaboration should come next.
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More answers are expected to come next week when the documents are due to be made public.
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The market no longer knows best, but there is not yet consensus on what should come next.
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But odds are, come next summer, you'll be seeing a whole lot more Paperwhites by the pool.
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"I give this strength to all of those who come next," Beachler said in her acceptance speech.
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Then yesterday we spotted Location Stories appearing in Explore and predicted that Story Search would come next.
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The following are key questions and answers on the state of play and what might come next.
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The first hearing on the topic was scheduled for Tuesday night; a vote could come next month.
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"I would come next year, absolutely," Trump said when asked whether he would attend in the future.
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New moons can be tricky because things feel so unfamiliar—what's going to come next, you wonder?
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So, come next flu season, you might want to pick a window seat and avoid getting up.
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Now, following the excited reception of her early work, the artist is plotting what will come next.
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CNN reported Wednesday evening that the report could come next week, citing people familiar with the plans.
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The G.O.P. is much better at calling for its demise than at explaining what would come next.
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"The official announcement could come next week," said the official, who works in the prime minister's office.
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Perhaps they may even think of flying cars, robotics, or wonder what transformational tech will come next.
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Attendees were delving into the reasons behind the collapse of these strategies and what could come next.
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And that leaves people on all points of the political spectrum fearful about what might come next.
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Opening more small stores, like the one in New Jersey, will come next on the retailer's agenda.
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The full reveal of the Urban EV will come next month at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show.
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The event, dubbed "The End," built extreme levels of hype among gamers for what would come next.
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The photos document a time when "everything was changing," yet what was to come next was unclear.
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Pfizer said any decisions about the future of the consumer health care unit would come next year.
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Here is a timeline of what may come next: WHEN WILL THE PRESIDENT GIVE CONTE A MANDATE?
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Maybe one of those pals will be up on stage for a writing Oscar come next year.
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But Reno believes his house is built so sturdily that it can survive what will come next.
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Here are the key moments from today and a look at what's to come next week. 2.
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"I was on top of the world yesterday," Uggen said as he pondered what might come next.
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Even if England do go all the way, households may have little to celebrate come next April.
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That said, teens also shared some difficult memories and fears about what would come next for them.
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Grand plans for high-speed rail service to Chicago's O'Hare Airport may come next on the list.
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That would likely mean Republicans would continue to hold their majority in the Senate come next year.
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But to understand what might come next, we first need to understand better how we got here.
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The president's antidrug overtures have proved popular, but critics have expressed concern about what could come next.
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Come next PGA Tour season, Parziale is hoping to get to go to work alongside his other idol.
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The fact that it's coming up again this year and I know it's going to come next year.
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But come next season, could groutfits (that's "group outfits", not "grey + outfit") be just a little too meta?
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Wen Bin, chief economist at Minsheng Bank in Beijing, expected reductions in MLF rates to come next month.
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If we're lucky, maybe Netflix will renew its contract with the Tim Allen-led franchise come next December.
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There's no date set yet, but the company's on a traditional calendar, so it should come next month.
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At this point, nobody knows what will come next and DACA recipients still don't have long-term protection.
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We don't know what will come next or when our life will be able to return to normal.
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Finally, two of horse racing's most intense minutes come next Saturday: the 142nd running of the Kentucky Derby.
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"An interesting test for "Joker" will come next weekend when Paramount opens the Will Smith movie "Gemini Man.
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Normalcy would be an early casualty of what would come next for Obama, beginning with that 2004 keynote.
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She spent a month in Costa Rica, trying to figure out a plan for what would come next.
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But one this is 100% certain — come next year, Logan Huntzberger will be coming back to your TV.
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He's almost the opposite of Dozzy, where you never know what kind of record is gonna come next.
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Isabella: She might come next year, but if not I'll get tickets to see her overseas again. Hopefully.
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Katie Hill said she's quitting Congress because she feared 'what might come next' after publication of nude photosRep.
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We don't know what epidemic will come next, who it will affect, or how long it will last.
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So far, it has carefully regulated its flow of information to the public about what might come next.
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Their next chance at clinching the NL West will come next week in an interleague series at Baltimore.
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Fearful of what may come next, businesspeople are delaying plans to expand their factories or hire new workers.
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"I don't know what the name of the virus is that's going to come next year," she said.
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Op-Ed Contributor Back in Twitter's early days, there was a lot of parodying what would come next.
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The Lyft IPO, which could come next month, may serve as an icebreaker in the frozen IPO market.
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Considering how Vernon's has been so unexpected, there's no surprise off the table for what's to come next.
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But it's also an effort to build momentum against the immigration measures that they fear may come next.
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That could come next week when the Flyers play back-to-back road games against Florida and Tampa Bay.
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The series has now extended far past its source material, making it impossible to know what will come next.
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By this point, the ERA warriors are unfazed by the deadline fight—they're ready for whatever obstacles come next.
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"Sixers are gonna have something to say about that come next May there Marky," a different commenter wrote in.
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You can't get too comfortable with what'll come next, but at the same time, nothing new really ever comes.
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The situation continues to be precarious and there is a great deal of uncertainty about what will come next.
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I'm certain that come next week we will see deals returning as the dust will have settled by then.
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It's still conversation VR. A way for you all to muse about the future and what could come next.
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The phone may come next year, but there's no guarantee it will ever become more than just a concept.
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Just don't forget to log the purchase in And Co so you remember to expense it come next April.
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Which means come next year you could be watching Stranger Things and Marvel's Defenders in 4K on your laptop.
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Thankfully we don't have to merely imagine what will probably come next in everyone's favorite new teen witch story.
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Now, along with the others stuck in Greece, they must simply wait and wonder what is to come next.
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Others mocked the hyphen being dropped from week-end, asking whether a bastardized spelling, like "weeknd" would come next.
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Kate We'll start with this one because I think it leads best into the discussions that will come next.
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After the extent of total discombobulation we saw last week, it is hard to imagine what could come next.
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In a tough political year for morality, let's hope this is a sign of things to come next year.
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Why has it happened, and what will come next in the long-running reality show that Brexit has become?
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Now, both sides will begin to offer public explanations about what happened and what is likely to come next.
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With so many accomplishments under his belt before he even turned 30, Mr. Samuelsson wondered what would come next.
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The White House will decide whether a massive infrastructure package or welfare reform will come next, Cohn said Friday.
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Missing were vulnerable prey like aircraft and soybeans, which experts say may come next if tensions continue to build.
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While even some of Trump's most ardent opponents praised the move, they were anxious about what might come next.
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Silicon Valley holds extraordinary power over our present lives as well as whatever utopia (or nightmare) might come next.
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Come next week, the Headlines widgets will begin rolling out on the 22014 sites of the nine publishing companies.
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In Lima, the capital, life mostly continued as usual, with many simply waiting to see what would come next.
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In briefings, administration officials would not speculate on what would come next, but they emphasized a menu of options.
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T-Mobile has launched mmWave in a few cities, with nationwide low-band coverage promised to come next month.
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DAWN HUDSON (chief executive of the academy) I had a very good idea what was going to come next.
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Hanyu gave credit in particular to Jin, the powerful Chinese teenager, but also talked about what might come next.
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Some DHS officials who learned of McAleenan's resignation late Friday were concerned about what and who would come next.
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Government sources said a decision could come next week, when leaders of Merkel's ruling coalition are due to meet.
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You take note of Fenty Beauty, Savage x Fenty, Fenty fashion house, and whatever creative endeavor inevitably come next.
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By asking for it, she said, she could relax and get in the headspace for whatever would come next.
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Always be thinking about what could come next, how you could expand, how you could take your idea global.
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A ruling on the case is expected to come next summer during the height of the 2020 presidential campaign.
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They are putting aside for now their divisions over Israel to join forces to resist whatever may come next.
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I think we have a supply/demand problem for bonds that will particularly come next year and the year after.
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I usually work without color to develop an idea, and color studies come next in a gouache or oil sketch.
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But the forked way it takes to get there will leave you haunted and nervous of what will come next.
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American financial markets have been swinging wildly in recent weeks as investors revise their predictions for what might come next.
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Like any design or art-related field, an appreciation for the past is integral to creating what will come next.
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A crewed mission that would go to the moon would come next, with a goal of it happening in 2021.
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He finds the company too slow to act and too defensive, with no clear answers for what should come next.
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After last week's resurrection of Lord Commander Snow (codename: "LC"), even book readers have no idea what will come next.
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Just make sure you start watching now, because come next month, all the TVs and movies ahead will be gone.
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Tension builds steadily as points are racked up: You never know what's coming next, except that something will come next.
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The real disruption and real change will come next year when you start to see the experience become fully immersive.
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Trump's aides will surely help the President understand what would come next after such a decision, and it's not pretty.
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Furthermore, invite team members to share interesting things they find about the problem space and anticipate what might come next.
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A CBO score on the bill could come next week — and provide opponents of the bill more ammunition against it.
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With luck, the Army might be able to use at least some of this technology on whatever aircraft come next.
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Fortunately, most of the upheaval is confined to new channels: e-mail, texting, Twitter and whatever is to come next.
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Harry emerged from childhood, and let me, the kid, fill in the blanks of what would come next his life.
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A Senate vote on the resolution could come next week, with action in the House of Representatives expected to follow.
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The first test will come next year, when Mr. Simons presents his men's and women's fall collections for Calvin Klein.
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All this is a potential omen of what might come next with America's economy getting in sync with its politics.
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At a press briefing Thursday, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said an announcement on tax reform could come next week.
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Correction: an earlier version of this story incorrectly stated a decision in the AT&T trial would come next week.
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The problem is that the most difficult part — ironing out the specifics of an Afghanistan-Taliban deal — would come next.
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A first proper insight into Powell's thinking as Fed chairman will come next Wednesday during a scheduled appearance before Congress.
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Nobody really knows what will come next, and it might very well be that one strongman is traded for another.
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Read the news from the Times or Washington Post; read what it means —and what might come next— on Lawfare.
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The question is what would come next, said Gerald L. Curtis, a professor emeritus of political science at Columbia University.
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A lot of people live paycheck to paycheck, and there's a lot of uncertainty of what's going to come next.
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It's quite uncertain what will come next, but you can be assured we will update you as we learn more.
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So its a fascinating sort of field right now, where they're all trying to figure out whats gonna come next.
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The reveal of Cadillac Lyriq SUV was supposed to come next, followed by the GMC Hummer EV on May 20.
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Manager Aaron Boone said the Yankees hoped to increase Judge's workload through the weekend before deciding what would come next.
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Two of the best pitchers in baseball come next: Justin Verlander in Game 2 and Gerrit Cole in Game 3.
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Then he puts the NFL and Roger Goodell on the clock, telling them he wants the gig come next year!!!
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Some refreshingly out-of-the-box answers to these pressing questions of our time may come next week, on Sept.
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But Republican leaders will have to battle for votes ahead of a final showdown they hope will come next week.
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And she warns of what may come next — incarceration, torture and forced confessions that will further oppress the Iranian people.
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From PCs to HoloLens to Xbox to Surface Hub, Windows continues to power innovation—with more to come next week!
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Israel's President will decide who gets to form the next government, and that decision will probably come next week. 3.
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" After this article was originally published, Trump said at a Monday press conference that the order will come "next week.
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There's something a little bit exciting, even within all the fear, about literally not knowing what's going to come next.
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But I think, come next year, the House Democratic Caucus will probably be about as progressive and maybe less so.
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House Republicans have a lot of practice repealing the law, but have never had to deal with what might come next.
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It's starting with email, but your calendar, sales software, task management suite, and all the rest are meant to come next.
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Come next summer, the most remarkable thing about your home-delivered late-night California burrito won't be the French fries inside.
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The question is whether Washington — which continues to tighten the economic screws on Tehran — is ready for what might come next.
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There's a high "What could come next?" curiosity factor to the episode but not much feeling of threat hanging over anyone.
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Experts are split on what this means for the stock market, and what could come next in this uncertainty-laden landscape.
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We tried fruitlessly to distract him, both from the physical pain and the pain of not knowing what would come next.
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Redler said the real test for stocks will come next week when some key names report — Apple on Tuesday and Amazon.
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More recently, some Fed officials have been trying to nudge markets toward the idea that a hike could come next week.
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Mars, Saturn and Venus come next, with Mercury barely peeping over the horizon before the the burgeoning dawn washes it out.
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Now, many wonder how long the stalemate between the administration and active transgender troops will last -- and what could come next.
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However, talks with a Fund delegation only ended last week, though sources told Reuters the next disbursement could come next month.
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Who knew what would come next: We might have to allow marriage between homosexuals, taxpayer-funded abortions, even gender-neutral bathrooms.
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I drove on, knowing what would come next, what always comes next: death to life, earth to air, wing to wing.
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Traders continued to expect the first hike of the year to come next month, giving it about a 88 percent chance.
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Of course, it could always be delayed yet again—giving plenty of Americans something to be thankful for come next Thanksgiving.
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The indictments and guilty pleas have everyone, from the White House to Congress to the nation, wondering what will come next.
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She was inquisitive and insightful, and her articles told readers what was going on and what was likely to come next.
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Traders continued to expect the first hike of the year to come next month, giving it about a 94 percent chance.
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With a vote coming on the Puerto Rico bill on Wednesday, members said a pension fix for miners should come next.
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But steps you make before the end of the year can help mitigate the tax bite you'll face come next April.
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And citing sources familiar with the matter, the Journal reported Thursday that the IPO is more likely to come next year.
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In currencies, the dollar was supported by expectations of a U.S. rate increase this month and more to come next year.
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Although if she continues this streak, we're sure we'll see her with a completely different head of hair come next season.
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Alexander told The Hill on Monday a deal could come next week, though that is one of the more optimistic forecasts.
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Our photog asks if Jason's gonna see any of that money when the new deal is finally done come next December.
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It built wild levels of hype for what might come next, with millions of users tuning it to watch it live.
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It also means policymakers will have less room to ease policy come next recession, because interest rates count in price gains.
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And, after reading Mr. Trudeau's notes below, I find myself daydreaming about the kind of puzzles that come next for him.
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At the senior center, Ms. Taylor said she was surrounded by dozens of other people who wondered what would come next.
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The problem is that the most difficult part — ironing out the specifics of an Afghan government-Taliban deal — would come next.
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Although I had spent a decade worrying about losing my father, I had never once thought about what would come next.
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After Sears pays secured creditors, priority creditors will come next, explained Chuck Tatelbaum, a director with Florida law firm Tripp Scott.
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I wasn't just afraid of what would come next, I was afraid of how my co-workers and boss would react.
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"When Apple [in 2014] closed the loophole in iOS 8.1 I immediately began thinking of what would come next," he said.
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Out there, he didn't have to look back over the ruins of the past or stress about what might come next.
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Trump claimed a number of qualified candidates had expressed interest in the job and that an announcement would come next week.
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Mr. Louis, of The Times, collected comments from our readers about what Pride means to them and what should come next.
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So unsurprisingly, Sapho is already working on what will come next, and in some ways this part is potentially even more exciting.
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Come next year, he will be all over posters and promos for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – and he shouldn't be.
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Put together, the already sky-high tensions between Israel and Gaza will likely only grow — and a major conflict could come next.
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Now as a ceasefire deal is being hammered out, Syrians are nervously watching to see what will come next for their country.
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"I wanted to keep my head up high, keep looking forward and see what opportunity would come next," he told the Post.
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They were less able to visualize their plane's position, to decide what navigational step should come next, and to diagnose abnormal situations.
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"I've been married for 53 years come next May, and my husband and I have a great relationship," says the star, 72.
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In the most literal sense, the runways are meant to show us what will be in our shopping carts come next season.
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But a big test will come next year when a chip satellite (chipsat) employing their design is scheduled to launch into space.
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What might come next out of North Korea — whether it's a provocative show of force or another strange scandal — is anyone's guess.
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There is no doubt Democrats will have their hands full come next Thursday when they are sworn in as the majority party.
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But as Worth's stories show, they were united in opposing the old system but divided in what they wanted to come next.
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"We don't know what's going to come next, but what we do know is that the current situation is unsustainable," Korin said.
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A congressional source said no notification of a planned sale has yet been sent to Congress, but this could come next week.
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The first opera performances will come next year, because technical preparation, including fine tuning of the concert hall acoustics, is still required.
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"We believe a product (iPad most likely before iPhone) could still come next year, but 2021 is more likely," the report says.
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Measles was declared eliminated in 6900, but if the current trends continue, that will no longer be the case come next fall.
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As members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community celebrate Pride Month, we asked readers what pride means to them and what should come next.
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Instead of focusing on what might come next, it helped me to accept that I would be adapting to the changing circumstances.
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With that in mind, Kelly said these three strategies would help investors succeed through the ups and downs sure to come next.
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Over the course of this year, I've been reflecting on these incredible last four years and what might come next for me.
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That's why he and others worry about what may come next, especially as it relates to India's decades-long standoff with Pakistan.
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In its latest regulatory agenda, the administration said that a final rule expanding access to short-term policies could come next month.
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We have the most fearsome cyberweaponry on the planet, yet we're afraid to use it for fear of what will come next.
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At the end of every section in this article, you can read the text that an artificial intelligence predicted would come next.
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Several details of the new filing stand out and give insight into Mueller's long engagement with Manafort, and what might come next.
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"That should be the courage we use, the energy we use, to make sure he is not in office come next January."
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The event was the first of the season's three eMLS tournaments, with League Series Two to come next month at Portland, Ore.
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The House Judiciary Committee will write and amend articles this week and a vote to impeach the President could come next week.
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This could be set to change come next year, provided Intel doesn't have some performance improvements of its own up its sleeve.
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Whatever the case, Trump walked away -- nicely, he said -- without much clarity on what might come next in his foreign policy gambit.
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I don't think the work is directly linked to politics, necessarily, but it is definitely about wondering about what will come next.
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But like other Democrats, he expressed few regrets with how his party handled the Gorsuch fight, regardless of what might come next.
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"I give the strength to all of those who come next, to keep going, to never give up," Beachler said through tears.
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The wall was removed on July 27, the anniversary of the Korean War armistice, fueling more speculation about what would come next.
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And come next week, Google is expected to drop even more goodies — products and changes that could potentially change Android and Chrome forever.
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His in-person return to the trail is likely to come next Tuesday, at the CNN/New York Times presidential debate in Ohio.
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We don't yet know what will come next, but Trump has signaled in recent days that he'll wash his hands of health care.
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She says she'd "live fearful of what might come next and how much it will hurt" so long as she remained in Congress.
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A major political challenge to the continued easing of sanctions will come next spring, when Iranians are scheduled to head to the polls.
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And I'll tell you, I love these blue-collar Democrats, because they're going to vote for us come next fall, promise you that.
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If the Fed announces a September rate hike on Wednesday, investors better brace themselves for what could come next, says one market watcher.
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We can't help but feel like Gen Z has only just lit the match and ignited the spark of what's to come next.
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The company began telegraphing what might come next by splitting Oculus into PC and mobile divisions and showcasing two different VR social platforms.
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Enraged with its powerlessness, it might be tempted by a political outlet -- a surge in the National Front vote come next year's election.
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Any decision will likely come next year, possibly in January when the Fed releases its annual statement of longer-run goals and strategy.
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Critics say it's a sedative but not a painkilling anesthetic, meaning the condemned would feel tortuous pain from the drugs that come next.
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But, as with all new moons, things are so new that you might feel a little rootless, unsure of what will come next.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that further clarity about his upcoming summit with Kim Jong Un would come next week.
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Not only did that not settle the debate, but it also saved for another day the tangled question of what should come next.
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Moody's has been tracking a growing number of distressed apparel and specialty retailers in 5003, anticipating more bankruptcy filings to come next year.
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This capability seems more like a measure of future-proofing against what will come next rather than a new standard for visual fidelity.
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" A new analysis will come next year, ATSDR said in the statement, and "will help determine if additional public health activities are warranted.
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Still, Nathan believes the biggest catalyst for the group will come next month as many of the large banks prepare to report earnings.
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What our two companies have accomplished individually is remarkable, but the sky is truly the limit when you consider what will come next.
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"Mum he's turned up at the gym and come next to me," she texted her mother, who advised her to go home immediately.
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Perhaps even more interesting to consider, however, is what might come next for the victorious Diaz, whose stock is suddenly higher than ever.
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Hopefully, the No. 2 (or 3) Jayhawks' upset to unranked Iowa State was just a little preview of what's to come next month.
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"Maybe the peak won't come next week, but the week after," Angelo Borrelli, the head of Italy's Civil Protection Agency, told Rai radio.
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And while sales growth trajectories may be only of passing interest to the general public, the larger question becomes, What might come next?
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I — like millions in this country — can only keep hitting the refresh button and wait with bated breath for what might come next.
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That leaves the biggest drama over whether the Senate will want witnesses to testify — a vote that is likely to come next week.
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They used video modeling and algorithms that could pick up tells from pitchers' subtle movements, trying to determine which pitch would come next.
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Instead, they emphasize issues like health care, gun control and income inequality, reflecting a fear about how impeachment will play come next fall.
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Still, HBO made all eight episodes of the first season available, and when it's over, there's genuine curiosity about what might come next.
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"The most important economic issues in this campaign is ensuring we have a Democrat in the White House come next January," she added.
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It no longer mattered why I wanted him to take a shower, or what was supposed to come next in his nighttime routine.
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"I am a fashion person, but I am obsessed with technology and what will come next," Ms. Massenet said in a telephone interview.
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"We're expecting change or come next election cycle we will support politicians who are listening to the voices of the youth," she said.
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As the community resolves to reconstruct damaged roads and buildings in Montecito, residents are fearful of what other natural disasters might come next.
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Maybe the Aperol spritz moment will last as long as the rosé epoch, or maybe we'll all be drinking hard seltzer come next summer.
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It was the night of Jason's life – but the raucous enthusiasm from the 900-person crowd pales in comparison to what would come next.
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David can't be sure what will come next, but for now, he believes he has the power to help the people he cares about.
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This story is developing rapidly, but here's a guide to help you understand what is happening, why it's happening, and what might come next.
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Come next Wednesday, lets see how what sort of mental gymnastics are required to explain that terrorism can't be stopped with a fucking hashtag.
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He may be adopting the chess-like approach he has used in cases, thinking of each dispute in combination of what might come next.
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They aren't sure whether to repeal now and decide later what program should take its place or even what replacement plan might come next.
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The ministry is studying similar regulations for chicken that could be issued this year, while changes for beef could come next year, he said.
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Typically, the receiving countries also agreed not to let the former detainees travel for two or three years, leaving ambiguous what would come next.
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While repeal of the Affordable Care Act has long been a priority for Republicans, individuals and small businesses worry about what will come next.
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Now it looks like Xiaomi's next big attempt will come next month, when it's set to announce a new flagship smartphone, the Mi 5.
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Some lawmakers have said their vote to advance the health care bill Tuesday is contingent on them approving on the steps that come next.
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Her fiction is of mixed quality, but indicates that Albert has enough promise for us to be cautiously excited about what will come next.
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A ruling could change the deportation status of nearly 21625,2900 people and is expected to come next summer, just months before the 220006 election.
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Apple told TechCrunch that a new Mac Pro — a powerful, cylindrical desktop tower that hasn't been updated in years — will finally come next year.
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Come next week, we'll be reveling in the flood of new fall shows, but for now, we've got a three-day weekend to enjoy.
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I think the beginning of the Reagan era was a moment like that.... But it's over and we don't know what will come next.
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Many of these questions depend on the fate of the 2018 midterms, and perhaps all depend on whatever legal twists and turns come next.
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But I didn't just come here to end the era of Donald Trump, I am here to launch the era that must come next.
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Plus, you won't have to buy a replacement come next season, and you certainly won't have to worry about chucking them any time soon.
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, who sued against the rule, said Wednesday he expects final ruling on its legality to come next year.
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Another woman in the group started recording video on her phone soon after, because she said they were afraid of what would come next.
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I was curious to hear about their ambitions for employment in a volatile economy, and what their hopes were for what could come next.
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Instead of simply lamenting Cape Foulweather's "ghosted landscape," he tries to use it as a point of departure for imagining what might come next.
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Candidates like Linda Coleman were left struggling to understand what would come next, and how the fast-approaching midterm elections would now be conducted.
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Jones found a seat on the bench and stared toward the field, readying himself — if that was possible — for what was to come next.
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"I've got to hurry up and get this done, or else, come next year I may not be able to afford it," he said.
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Earlier Friday, White House chief economic advisor Gary Cohn said officials will decide whether a massive infrastructure package or welfare reform will come next.
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I was more interested in what would come next: the walk she was resuming with her daughter to reach Washington in less than a month.
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It's also exciting to think about what New Frontiers and Discovery missions might come next to build on the incredible results of the current missions.
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The big picture: It's important to step back and think deeply about the currents running through this moment of history — and what could come next.
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He also shortens her name to Elle, feeds her waffles, and, come next morning, backs off when she nixes his plan to tell his mother.
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Although US companies have already started the move out of China, Zuccaro said that many firms are still bracing for whatever twist may come next.
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But the two models to come next will be a Corvette Convertible and a track version of the new Stingray to be dubbed the C25.5.
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Though the ban is undoubtedly a "big setback," Ostrow says Lochte will continue training over the next year to remain competition-ready come next July.
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The commission recommendation may come next week if no compromise with Rome is agreed, meaning EU finance ministers could trigger the disciplinary procedure by February.
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In Syria, it's the same thing, Christians do not back the regime [of Bashar al-Assad], but they are afraid of what may come next.
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While they have disagreements about what should come next on the 2628 agenda, conservatives say Republicans need to keep their foot on the gas pedal.
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What will come next: Defense Secretary James Mattis has directed Waldhauser to complete in four months a review of shortfalls in training, procedures and planning.
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But come next year, your trip home, or anywhere else on a commercial airplane, may well demand something even worse: a trip to the DMV.
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One of the 13 economists polled said a cut would come next week but the remaining 12 said the rate would be kept on hold.
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A date for the hearing could come next week, a court official said Thursday, but briefs in the case won't be due until January 14.
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It's super focused on super-intelligence, the brains of what come next: As Axios reported in March, China is already gaining in the AI race.
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Maggie Haberman, Michael Schmidt, Mark Mazzetti and more of our journalists explained what the submission of the full report means and what may come next.
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Does anyone really believe that Buttigieg thinks Biden, a man from another era, is the right man to "build the era that must come next"?
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Now, meeting to talk after a visit to a clinic for his hands, Tommy said he wasn't sure what would come next for his city.
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Audi board member for procurement and IT, Bernd Martens, has left his position, the company said, a move that was expected to come next month.
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How has it shifted your thinking in terms of, you know, we're still not sure exactly what could come next coming from the White House.
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Israel and the US had him in their sights throughout his bloody campaigns, yet never pulled the trigger for fear of what would come next.
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Investors will probably do enough quaking for them, as they worry about what could come next in the tit-for-tat between the two countries.
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A congressional source said on Thursday that no notification of a planned sale has yet been sent to Congress, but this could come next week.
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Now, meeting to talk after a visit to a clinic for his hands, Tommy said he wasn't sure what would come next for his city.
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While they have disagreements about what should come next on the 2202 agenda, conservatives say Republicans need to keep their foot on the gas pedal.
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But he promised a new travel ban would come next week: "I think you'll be impressed; we've got to keep our country safe," he said.
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Values like the ones Trump and his attorney general nominee have expressed will have a lot more power and real-life consequences come next month.
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So we'll see if Kanye holds to his promise come next February, unless the Grammys want to break form and nominate an album that wasn't submitted.
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The next discovery will again depend on a capricious combination of hard work, politics, and luck—so physicists have no idea which breakthrough will come next.
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One Republican strategist told BuzzFeed News earlier this month that failing to pass the tax package "could be cataclysmic" for the party come next year's midterms.
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Westworld ended its second season last June, leaving viewers with plenty of questions about what would come next when the show returns for its third season.
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" Asked what will come next for Miquela, my source wouldn't comment except to say, "Miquela's struggle for robot rights will be a parallel for civil rights.
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The first effort at detente between Trump and Ryan, Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Thursday evening, could come next week.
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A top Republican operative said unless Trump acts quickly, delegate raids in places like South Carolina, where the New York billionaire won handily, could come next.
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"I know that as long as I am in Congress, we'll live fearful of what might come next and how much it will hurt," she wrote.
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" But Apple is steadily working on the technology and UBS believes a folding Apple product could come next year, although it said "2021 is more likely.
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Though this will likely not be the only time their son will get a fever, the couple is now more prepared for what's to come next.
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Republicans can quickly make good on their promise to repeal Obamacare, and then get to the hard work of actually figuring out what should come next.
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Do you want to travel "like a local" and discover a new place, talk to natives, enjoy the freedom of never knowing what will come next?
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So, Mitchell said, when Schiraldi threw a first-pitch fastball, just as he had said he would years before, he knew a curveball would come next.
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That means there are only nine Republican held seats from which Democrats will need to win at least two to have a majority come next January.
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It's Thursday evening here in Washington where a vote on a last-ditch measure to repeal and replace ObamaCare could come next week in the Senate.
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"I know that as long as I am in Congress, we'll live fearful of what might come next and how much it will hurt," Hill wrote.
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"When there's no access to constant communication, you go into each day with no idea what might come next, and your behavior changes accordingly," Taylor said.
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Now that the administration has shown it can get to yes with those deals, similarly patterned agreements with Europe and Japan are expected to come next.
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Some analysts see the 9th District race as the first election of the 2020 cycle and a possible bellwether of what could come next fall nationwide.
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Republicans can quickly make good on their promise to repeal Obamacare and then get to the hard work of actually figuring out what should come next.
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The horns come next, and it all wraps up with Jolie adding the fake fangs to her teeth before giving her best smile for the camera.
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Markets were sent spinning, falling by more than 1 percent and then rebounding later in the day, while everyone is now wondering what might come next.
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In each case, it was both cleansing and revitalizing, an acknowledgment of what had come before and a shift in attention to what would come next.
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And the fact that baby Holly is a girl in Gilead can only increase the pressure Serena will surely feel about whatever is to come next.
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Had I reacted the way I wanted to, had I improvised the punch to his face that should have come next, I would have been fired.
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Crossman says she clashed with Mixon in the wake of the march, disagreeing on everything from travel costs to what should come next for the movement.
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But bank stocks in the U.S. have done poorly this year despite the Fed raising rates three times, with a fourth hike expected to come next month.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto suggested that Trump come next week because the city's priority on Tuesday will be the first funeral — not Trump's visit, per The Hill.
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But these kinds of smaller, limited-run experiences are preludes for what's to come next — particularly given where agencies like Campfire think immersive entertainment can ultimately go.
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Actor Hale Appleman spoke to Mashable about Elliot's trauma, the process of making magical Groundhog Day, and what might come next for the Brakebills in Season 5.
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The Wav will be powered by a completely new adaptable battery architecture that Nikola developed specifically for watercraft, and a smaller stand-up version will come next.
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Liberals are looking at the docket fearful of what could come next now that moderate Justice Anthony Kennedy has been replaced by the more conservative Brett Kavanaugh.
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Both sources agree that the phone will be called the Galaxy A8S, but SamMobile expects a January release while Ice Universe predicts it will come next month.
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Infinity War, it turns out, is the first half of a two-parter, with the second half to come next year in an as-yet-untitled sequel.
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While investors ponder what other big pharma deals could come next, Stifel Nicolaus portfolio manager Chad Morganlander also agrees that the biotech sector is worth a look.
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He has a team of programmers behind him, however, and the ethereum community is fairly active when it comes to sharing ideas about what should come next.
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Nobody wanted this, and nobody wants what's going to come next—but it'll happen anyway, because the heat death of the universe now has a popular mandate.
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If you're drooling at the thought of a The Dark Tower universe, you'll have to show up at the theater for the first chapter come next January.
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If they keep up this parade of on-point outfits, there might be two major red carpet stars in their relationship come next year's award show season.
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They add practically nothing to the experience of watching a football match, and are quickly superseded by the press conferences, articles and column inches which come next.
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The network garnered high ratings by stoking those anxieties and making certain the public kept tuning in because they were so terrified about what would come next.
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This is a formative opportunity to break into the blockchain space, and at this rate of development, it is almost impossible to predict what may come next.
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Rines wrote in an email to CNBC that he expects the U.S. 10-year yield to fall to 2.25 percent, assuming tax reform will come next year.
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"I know that as long as I am in Congress, we'll live fearful of what might come next and how much it will hurt," she said.—Rep.
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But the remaining candidates have not developed detailed proposals about what would come next, though they have less comprehensive ideas that they speak about on the stump.
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"I would like to see more effort on the part of the incoming administration in terms of calming people's fears as to what may come next," Rep.
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And shortly after Trump's comments, the White House seemed to walk them back a little bit: White House official says tax reform package could come next week.
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But state finances have changed so precipitously since the Great Recession more than a decade ago that there is a general wariness about what might come next.
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No one knows what twists and turns will come next in Egypt's era of unrest, but it is clear that stasis is not a long-term option.
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And while dystopian accounts abound about what that all means, Chiang actually proposes maybe not a utopia, but a more human depiction of what's to come next.
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I suspect those battles will continue and could produce some juicy headlines, but those will come next year sometime and will feel like an afterthought to impeachment.
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"I was in Congo last month and I expected that question to come next year because there is currently no museum in Congo," Gryseels tells The Guardian.
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With one single stab to the gut, she takes down the North's most powerful foe and literally saves everyone (who's still alive) from whatever tragedy might come next.
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That gives us a full six days to comb through the preceding episode frame-by-frame, in desperate hopes of digging out clues about what's to come next.
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A CNBC Fed Survey this month illustrated that economists, fund managers and strategists are growing more worried about economic growth and that a recession could come next year.
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The governing body, which oversees all proposals for new characters, released a document offering a first look at the icons that may enrich your texts come next year.
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Smart glasses hardware sales could come next, with premium Chinese iPhone users core to Apple's potential long-term smart glasses dominance (whether they call them iGlasses or not).
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It turns humans into cyborgs of sorts, pairing our instinctive knowledge of when notes should be played with a computer's ability to say which notes should come next.
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The new buyer, he said, has already committed to supporting hardware that is already out on the market, but with little specific information on what will come next.
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Two votes on bills to end the partial government shutdown have now failed in the Senate, and nobody — neither Democrats nor Republicans — knows what's supposed to come next.
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It's hard to imagine that come next time, the Democratic nominee won't try to spend more time in states that end up proving critical battlegrounds on Election Day.
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Because the iPhone SE 2 sounds just as strange and bloated now as it will to consumers who have even more devices to choose from come next spring.
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While some of the administration's efforts have failed or been stopped by federal courts, others are marching ahead — and health advocates are bracing for what might come next.
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The tennis icon looked resplendent in emerald satin Versace, and ever since then, we've been eager to see what would come next in terms of Williams' maternity style.
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So now that the camp has cleared, what will come next for the Standing Rock Sioux, and Native Americans as a whole, with President Trump now in office?
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The big question now is what will come next for one of Palm Beach's biggest white elephants and whether its value can ever reach its 2008 record price.
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Cruz has exactly 10 days to find a healthcare plan to avoid a steep fine come next year's tax season (unless, of course, he becomes president). http://bit.
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Rian Lawson, product review manager at Intel, told me over email they could not include it in the NUC, but there was hope for what would come next.
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Gag gifts can be ephemeral, toss-in-the-trash things that have lost all their humor and relativity come next holiday season, but they don't have to be.
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In a year that has seen great successes for women in entertainment, Hannah, the co-writer of "The Post," said she's feeling positive about what will come next.
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Come next year, the multitude of visitors to Times Square will be able to gape at something looming above them other than just the flashy signs of Broadway.
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What May Come Next • A criminal investigation: The Conservative leader Andrew Scheer and others have asked the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to look into possible obstruction of justice.
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So what will come next for a sector that Bain & Co. still predicts will grow by 6 to 8 percent, to €281 billion from €28 billion, this year?
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Maybe the company will have more to say about its entire rollable lineup come next week, and hopefully we get some type of release window or pricing details.
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We fed text from the end of each section in this article into the New Yorker A.I., and it generated what text would come next, including any quotations.
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"I'm here to launch the era that must come next," Buttigieg told the LJ audience, taking a subtle shot at Biden and the race's other septuagenarian polling leaders.
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CNBC interviewed donors, strategists and legal experts, and reviewed data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics, to explain how we got here, and what might come next.
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A leaked draft of the budget obtained by The Washington Post earlier this month also gave a taste of what might come next for the Department of Energy.
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Reform of labor laws to make Brazil more competitive will come next, but overhaul of the country burdensome and complex tax system is not on the cards yet.
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It was a return to a theme that lifted Democrats across the country last year, and Democrats are hoping it's a preview of more to come next year.
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His first shot at completing a career slam will come next month at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, N.C., the site of McIlroy's first PGA Tour victory, in 43.
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SINGAPORE — Singapore's health care system is sometimes held up as an example of excellence, and as a possible model for what could come next in the United States.
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It's okay to mourn the loss of the Jamie and Claire that once were, but let's not rule out the Jamie and Claire that will be come next season.
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" That evening, Buttigieg spun the alternative, saying that he is running not only to end the era of Donald Trump, but to "launch the era that must come next.
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Obviously, the relationship between the two men is strained, and Rachel is going to find herself smack dab in the middle of all of that tension come next week.
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Lively's mission to redefine the underthings industry with functional and feminine intimates is also Grant's initiative for the brand's first fragrance, and ultimately, whatever other beauty products come next.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Come next spring, a giant chameleon, a standalone carillon, or a singular, upturned breast may grace the elevated grounds of the High Line.
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And in truth, the number of truly competitive seats come next fall -- when both sides start spending millions to persuade voters -- is likely even smaller than those 3.63 seats.
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Death penalty critics have argued for years that midazolam is a sedative -- not an anesthetic -- and that the condemned would feel tortuous pain from the drugs that come next.
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True, too, that most of us voted for Brexit and therefore cannot be sure if we will need a complicated visa to enter the Lazy River come next summer.
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The French retailer has been looking to list its Brazilian operation for years, and Chief Executive Georges Plassat said in July that the unit's IPO could come next year.
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But with this health bill carrying the fate of so many incumbents in both parties come next year's elections, there's definitely a powerful force pushing for some compromise here.
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Judy Rabinovitz, the deputy director of the Immigrants' Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union, who argued the case, said she expected that decision to come next week.
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" He also shared, "I want to change that — for me, for other athletes who share these common goals, and for the generations of LGBTQ athletes who will come next.
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" The star added, "I want to change that — for me, for other athletes who share these common goals, and for the generations of LGBTQ athletes who will come next.
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They said an all-member briefing on the Soleimani killing and overall tensions with Iran would likely come next week, when House lawmakers are slated to return to Washington.
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The pub became a group-therapy session for those upset by the vote — drowning their sorrow in pints of beer and guessing what would come next for the country.
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He remains particularly interested in UBS and Credit Suisse and predicts that with risks growing in the economic system, change could come next year if there is another crisis.
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Lam said whatever discussions come next could be "much more difficult" for the two countries, adding that a potential "phase two" deal could take up most of next year.
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Ever since Supernatural announced that its upcoming 15th season will be its last, fans have been wondering what will come next for series stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles.
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"I expect we're going to be able to move forward with these petitions soon - as soon as we can," Owens told Reuters, adding action "definitely" would come next year.
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And the minister of the treasury said on Monday that a 1% decline will be see in Argentina economy in 2018 while a 1.5% increase will come next year.
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They also note that this research can apply to neural machine translation—the process of using AI to predict what words might come next in a sentence—and video generation.
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Cashin said the Federal Reserve is among the biggest sources of uncertainty in the market as the financial community debates on how many interest rates hikes could come next year.
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Either way, there are a few beauty essentials you should have in your travel kit as you gear up to dance in the dust with Ariana Grande come next weekend.
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Today's eclipse in creative water sign Cancer heralds a brilliant new beginning in your career—even though it might be scary that you don't know exactly what will come next.
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PE and other investment firms will come next, the sources said, and those interested include Advent International, Vista Equity Partners (this one interests me the most), TPG, KKR and others.
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At CPAC on Saturday, Pruitt reiterated his call to dismantle some of Obama's environment regulations "in a very aggressive way," and said that his first rollbacks could come next week.
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The question now is do you plunk down $3,000 for this ultimate Surface Book, or do you wait for the inevitable Surface Book 2 that will likely come next year?
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Announcing the US would leave the Iran nuclear deal, President Donald Trump was still more concerned with how badly he said it was negotiated than with what would come next.
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A representative told CNBC during a September visit to the Xi'an, China-based company that it is still waiting for full clearance from the government, which should come next year.
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Hurricane season is far from over, so no matter where you are relative to Florence, it is a good idea to check your own preparedness for whatever may come next.
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Holt sees New Year's Eve as an example of how 2018 will go for Uber, adding that the company's new leadership sends a strong signal of what's to come next.
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He refuses to step down, and few Haitians have put forward any ideas on who or what should come next, or how Haiti can pull itself out of its tailspin.
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After wrapping up the promotional cycle for Fragrant World, Yeasayer found themselves not only struggling to decide what would come next, but doing so without a label in North America.
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The spate of international exhibitions in 2015 marking the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide and prominently featuring Armenian artists incited questions from Neery as to what would come next.
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Trump tweeted Sunday that the decision would come next week, but he's hard pressed to reverse his claim that the "horror show" of trophy hunting does nothing to help elephants.
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While the change in government looks promising for people who are facing charges for criticizing the previous leadership, Mr. Gan said he had niggling doubts about what could come next.
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With President Trump calling it the "Chinese virus" and bigots yelling and spitting at them on the street, many Chinese-Americans say they are terrified of what could come next.
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It is in our interests to give our partners firsthand access to information about changing behaviors and new technology, so everyone is 'future-proofed' as to what might come next.
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And so, as he took the took the stage at the event after the U.S. stock market closed on May 22015, audience members were eagerly anticipating what would come next.
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Among the minor spec boosts, CES 2020 also offered the first glimmers of what might come next for portable computers, with new screen technologies, wild new designs, and 5G modems.
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Trump said a decision will come next week on the post, which he said has been elevated in recent years from a mostly political position to one of more consequence.
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The top note gives the first impression; the middle or heart notes come next; and the base notes, those woody vetivers, or sexy animalic musks, are the last to fade.
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While accounts differ over whether the conference negotiations are truly finished or whether there are still details left to iron out, a vote in the House may come next week.
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Come next spring, the muted view of fields, with one factory chimney spewing smoke in the distance, will be on public display once more, among 74 other paintings Thomson has selected.
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Zayn is adding yet another title to his mononymous brand: Come next year, he'll officially be a shoe (zhoe?) designer, when his first-ever collaboration with luxury brand Giuseppe Zanotti drops.
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As the end of the year approaches, now is the time to make some tax moves that could lower your bill or increase the refund on your return come next April.
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Kopf didn't say what will come next as far as generating revenue, but he said it will all be around products that users are requesting and that can simplify their lives.
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Executives speaking on the company's earnings call on Friday said they expected "positive movement" in oil prices in 2016, but that any significant recovery in activity levels would come next year.
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In terms of what forecasting advances might come next, Joseph tells Axios that she would like to see "longitudinal tournaments," in which subject matter experts are pitted against generalist elite forecasters.
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Oh, and Christmas was hella awkward this year so I'm thinking about starting my own reality show so I have something to talk with my family about come next holiday season.
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What's less clear is what will come next, whether the next FCC will try to undo Wheeler's work wholesale, chip away at it slowly, or strike out a completely new direction.
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In the near-term, if the U.S. Federal Reserve delivers a rate hike next week, policymakers' forecasts on the number of rises to come next year will become a key concern.
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DRAP Chief Executive Muhammad Aslam said he has recommended a workaround to the health ministry for companies to raise prices for some critical medicines, and a decision could come next month.
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All flamed out as they were hitting new creative peaks, and once people got wind that the members were all doing something new, they were curious about what would come next.
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This experience is likely to be welcomed by Snap as it looks for what trends will come next in messaging and alternative ways it can engage users to compete with Instagram.
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But make no mistake: If the draw doesn't favor a certain candidate come next June, you can bet that there will be loud complaints about how the process is fatally flawed.
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Rep. Katie Hill says she has resigned from Congress over fears of "what might come next" following a series of leaked nude photos relating to a relationship with a junior staffer.
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Still, the administration has offered no sign that it has thought much about what will come next if the US quits the deal, especially if Iran decides to resume uranium enrichment.
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To that end, the company says to expect to see Ryzen versions of existing laptops from , , and this holiday season, with more news to come next year start at CES 2018.
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House and Senate Republican negotiators said Wednesday that they had struck a deal on a final tax-reform bill and that a final vote on the measure could come next week.
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But much more severe stock moves could come if foreign countries take retaliatory action against U.S. exporters — perhaps in sectors like agriculture — which is what classical economists predict will come next.
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Last year, it partnered with Gallup to study how children are lacking open-ended play time in their homes; there will be more studies to come next year, say the founders.
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A tiny organism is forcing us to revisit our values, our divisions, our choices as we barricade within our homes with our closest family members and consider what will come next.
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The developments plunged Lebanon into a state of national anxiety, with politicians, journalists and even parents picking up their children at school consumed with the question of what could come next.
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Democratic lawmakers who are asked what may come next on the scandal front have no concrete answer; most say their constituents would rather hear about roadwork, school financing and health care.
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As members of the L.G.B.T.Q. community celebrate Pride Month and reflect on the milestones of the rights movement, we asked readers what pride means to them and what should come next.
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Beyond the initially targeted seven countries, how many of the next generation of promising scientists and engineers will take their talents elsewhere, for fear of what executive orders may come next?
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"From the middle of next year I intend to take some proper time out with my family, re-charge the batteries and then think about what might come next," he said.
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In any case, the rapid spread of the memes was a clear sign of how preoccupied young people were with the airstrike and the looming question of what would come next.
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Beijing-based consultancy AZ China sees 3 million tons of new Chinese aluminum capacity opening this year, of which one third is already on line, with more to come next year.
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They trusted Mr. Trump to do the right thing but were quick to say that they didn't really know what he would do, and were worried about what would come next.
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Long used to the dominance of their national team, Germans are digesting their team's first defeat in a World Cup opening match in 36 years and wondering what will come next.
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But he also worked with students and colleagues who would write formulas on a blackboard – he would stare at it, say whether he agreed and perhaps suggest what should come next.
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After ordering the cheapest thing on the menu — a tiny cup of espresso — they picked up their conversations where they had left off at the roundabout, mulling what should come next.
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The Fed's first interest rate hike of 2017 is likely to come next month because of inflation indicators and Fed Chair Janet Yellen's congressional hearing, analyst Peter Boockvar told CNBC on Thursday.
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Buttigieg performed well in Iowa and is surging in New Hampshire, but he has no demonstrated support among voters of color in the two states that come next, Nevada and South Carolina.
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Manila wants the court to declare that Beijing's claims must comply with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and the decision could come next month or in June.
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Even after what felt like 273 brutal days of winter this year, the accompanying bright, sun-kissed highlights that tend to come next are being traded in for something a little... warmer.
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"Almost anything you could do with touch or typing, you can now do with your voice," Samsung said of the new capabilities for Bixby, adding that third-party support will come next.
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When Brown announced that she was leaving her namesake brand Bobbi Brown Cosmetics (owned by The Estée Lauder Companies) after 25 years in 2016, she wasn't quite sure what would come next.
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When Alexis McCart was pulled over by Lawrenceville Police Officer Michael Peterson with her friends and asked to step out of the vehicle, she was not expecting what was to come next.
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Clinton's next stint on the fundraising trial will come next Tuesday when she headlines two events in Washington State, including an event hosted by Jeff and Susan Brotman, the founders of Costco.
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The only thing a buyer would need is their own Apple II. Class Apples is available now on 8 Bit Weapon's Bandcamp, with an iTunes and Spotify release to come next month.
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Adding to the suspense of Tuesday is the fact that leaders have yet to lay out exactly what will come next after members vote to begin debate on their health care bill.
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Still, though, he has only done half the job with the 5,000 meters to come next week and the prospect of completing a fifth straight 53,000/10,000 distance double in global championships.
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The rare congressional action on drug prices could be a sign of things to come next year, when Democrats hope to take much more sweeping action after taking control of the House.
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You might be feeling lost because you don't know what will come next, but the lesson of this eclipse for you, Leo, is that you need to take things day by day.
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When I ran from Senator Jeff Flake's office door to the elevator last Friday and put my arm in to stop it from closing, I wasn't thinking about what would come next.
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While Wall Street braces for 10-Year Treasury yields to tick over 3 percent, one bond expert believes that will feel like a piece of cake compared to what may come next.
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What follows is a guide to the risks of greater conflict between the United States and Iran, how the killing of General Suleimani plays into those risks and what might come next.
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Full specs of the Hypersport Pro will come next month at CES, but Giraud did offer a glimpse, saying it would be more competitive and more powerful than existing e-moto offerings.
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As Mr. Price awaits a confirmation vote, which could come next week, here is what we know about his investments, and whether his activities could have broken any laws or ethics rules.
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Whoever comes out ahead will depend on a coalition agreement with a group of smaller parties, and it's not at all clear what the most likely coalition will be come next week.
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There is no known precedent for what the islanders want to achieve, so even if they succeed in persuading Parliament to debate the issue, no one is sure what would come next.
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So something else is clear about Monday's order: If the court didn't make a snap judgment, neither should we when it comes to understanding what just happened and what might come next.
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Asked by Mexican authorities to take down a makeshift tarpaulin roofing as night fell, they huddled close against the deepening cold to talk of what would come next, their children nodding asleep.
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An agent looking at passing cars, for instance, might become obsessed with the sequence of the colours of each car, because its prediction about what colour would come next is almost always wrong.
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But there were a lot of upgrades to grab-and-go wardrobe staples, too, which should make for a selection of more wearable clothing that both looks and is expensive come next season.
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The problem with the technology of alternate realities—virtual and augmented—is that their science-fiction versions have been too impressive The more advanced alternative realities of the gaming world will come next.
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Maia said a test of support for the government's austerity program should come next week when members of Congress are expected to vote on the suspension of a pay raise for civil servants.
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The rest of Thiel's argument relates to what would come next for Uber and Didi, now that they each have their own area to dominate (Uber, the U.S. and Europe; Didi, mainly China).
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We did get there by the very end, but not before the big acquisition news from Microsoft, Salesforce, Medium, and what may come next as the unicorn meltdown shakes up the messaging platforms.
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"City of No Illusions," a new work by Talking Band written and directed by Paul Zimet, about two asylum seekers who find refuge in a funeral home, will come next, beginning in February.
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The week I spent with Manning in New York felt like a moment of suspended animation: the days between all the chaos of her life before and whatever was going to come next.
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The events of 9/11 propelled Tsai to recognize a life working in finance wouldn't make her happy, so she attended Harvard Business School to help her figure out what would come next.
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That could very well come next week, according to the recent upturn in the KRE's relative performance to the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLF), which tracks financial stocks more broadly, he said.
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Senators left the meeting perplexed at what will come next, and people close to McConnell don't fully comprehend how his strategy will play out, according to interviews with senators, aides and Republican operatives.
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The final two hours — aired as one big episode by AMC — left all the characters in a place where they had attained closure, but where the audience could still imagine what might come next.
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On Friday, Goldberg appeared on The Wendy Williams Show and acknowledged that she has signed on for only one more season of The View and come next September, she most likely won't be returning.
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"I know that as long as I'm in Congress, we'll live fearful of what might come next and how much it will hurt," Hill said Sunday in a letter explaining her decision to resign.
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The catastrophic tax bill making its way to the president's desk has graduate students, people in high-tax states, freelancers, and many others wondering what, exactly, their finances will look like come next April.
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To that end, the company says to expect to see Ryzen versions of existing laptops from Acer, HP, and Lenovo this holiday season, with more news to come next year start at CES 2018.
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Apple says it's also working with Unicode to "add more disability-themed emoji to the keyboard for Unicode 12.0, slated for release in 2019," so that will be nice to see come next year.
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In order to get the deduction come next April, keep a receipt of the donation, a note of the organization's name, and the date and fair market value of all noncash goods, Pickering said.
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"It was more just, today we're dealing with what happened and the cancellation, and then it was the network pretty shortly thereafter started to talk to us about what could come next," she says.
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Hangouts is an app we like a lot, but from the noise Google is making, it's in its death throes in its current form—and we're not exactly sure what's going to come next.
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"We have to make it clear every senator and every representative that votes to destroy healthcare in America will be responsible for disaster and consequences that come next," Warren said on the PCCC call.
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But "the EU must prepare to act in the absence of adequate global progress," Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference in Brussels, saying that a legislative proposal may come next spring.
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Jack Bogle doesn't hate international investing as much as you think Chinese stocks have boomed again, but this time, a crash doesn't have to come next Are foreign stocks too expensive to own now?
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Katie Hill said she resigned from Congress because she feared "what might come next" if she didn't after the leaking of a series of nude photos relating to her romance with a junior staffer.
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Anyone who has reacted with horror at the amount they owe the IRS might know what can come next: realizing there's zero chance of coming up with the money by the time it's due.
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Update: After reviewing my transcript of the conversation, I've made a couple of small edits to this story because I don't believe Apple ever explicitly said the Mac Pro would come next year specifically.
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In January, when Mr. Cheeks announced that he was leaving his new role, the executive wings of media companies in New York and Los Angeles were abuzz with talk of what would come next.
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AIR FORCE SECRETARY HEARING COULD COME NEXT WEEK: The Senate Armed Services Committee could hold a nomination hearing for President Trump's pick for Air Force secretary as early as next week, Defense News reported.
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The onslaught of executive orders and threatening talk, while entirely in keeping with what Trump promised during the campaign, have left Americans of many political leanings feeling overwhelmed and fearful of what may come next.
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Britain's economy has performed much better than expected since June's vote to quit the EU. But a bigger test will come next year when inflation is expected to rise sharply, eating into households' spending power.
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Yet another model with a similar form factor is expected to come next year alongside LTE support; if you're waiting for a more substantial design overhaul, meanwhile, Kuo doesn't believe this will happen until 2018.
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But there are (at least) four or five of them, all clustered around the same positions; come next summer, they will be fighting for the same voters, and as a result, they could all lose.
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Mr. Bolton will replace H. R. McMaster, the three-star general who had cautioned against jettisoning the Iran nuclear deal without plans for what would come next and had other policy differences with the president.
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The stakes of what is happening in Germany are difficult to overstate, but it can be easy to lose track of how this came to pass and how to think about what could come next.
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Senator David Perdue of Georgia, a Republican and an early and vocal supporter of Mr. Trump, stopped by the microphones at Trump Tower to share his views of the legislative rush to come next year.
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That's why it's time to move beyond the current conversation about maintenance and funding cycles, and turn to the everyday people who depend on infrastructure to help shape the vision for what should come next.
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It is time again for our annual DealBook closing dinner, where we look back at the year that was to toast and roast the year's deal makers and look ahead to what may come next.
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NEW YORK, Dec 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter point and signaled hikes could come next year at a faster pace than some expected.
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Now, I work on every season not necessarily worrying about what's going to come next, but trying to tell as full a story as we can and a story that makes sense with our characters.
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The bottom line: Scientists have yet to create an artificial intelligence system to help with such forecasting, leaving today's futurists leaning on time-honored traditional methods — deeply studying history for clues of what may come next.
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When actress Teresa Ruiz first heard Narcos, for season 103, was turning its focus from Colombia's cocaine cartels to the early days of Mexico's drug wars, she suspected what might come next — and she wanted in.
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With the support of millennials whose penchant for recognizable-yet-subtle branding and logos doesn't seem to be waining, we could be seeing a lot more of those red, white, and blue stripes come next season.
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When Butler and his wife showed up at his oncologist's office at the Moffitt Cancer Center in August 2014, they braced for what would come next; they had heard about invasive treatments, like radioactive seed implants.
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The Fed Reserve began its policy meeting on Wednesday facing a shifting political landscape but little in recent economic data to alter plans for an interest rate increase in December and more to come next year.
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Yet the vagueness of the language UEFA used on Tuesday in giving Russia a "suspended disqualification" for the violent behavior of its fans after an earlier match in Marseille left murkiness over what might come next.
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"I ask that employers do everything they can to make their internship opportunities more accessible in these upcoming months, and come next year and the year after, show understanding and compassion for employment gaps," she said.
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The 50th anniversary has pushed Dr. Madhubuti to think about what will come next for Third World Press, which is a beloved cultural institution in Chicago but is not widely known elsewhere, even among publishing insiders.
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Mr. Flannery did not say what those operations would be, but further information may come next month when Mr. Flannery addresses analysts and investors at an event billed as an in-depth presentation of his strategy.
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Another test of the prince's campaign to reform the Saudi economy will come next month, when Saudi Aramco is expected to go public in an offering that analysts have valued at as much as $1.7 trillion.
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His next competitive start — and his first in a full-field event with a cut since August 2015 — should come next month, in the United Arab Emirates or at the PGA Tour stop in San Diego.
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By Thursday, Israelis and Palestinians were feverishly debating what might come next, still confused about American policy after Mr. Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, reasserted that the administration "absolutely" supported two states.
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LONDON — Around dawn, a few hours after Britons voted last summer to leave the European Union, an official with a pro-"Brexit" group called an acquaintance on the Remain side to discuss what would come next.
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"At this point we feel we're in a position where we can start focusing on what platforms will come next to enable even more useful, entertaining and personal experiences," Zuckerberg wrote in his Oculus acquisition announcement.
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The Supreme Court said in June that it would hear arguments over Trump's DACA termination, and a decision by the justices is likely to come next spring or as late as the end of June 2020.
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His two new Supreme Court appointments have shifted the body in favor of conservatives on the issue, and activists on both sides are holding their breath — in excitement and in fear — for what might come next.
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The Fed began its two-day policy meeting on Wednesday, facing a shifting political landscape but little in recent economic data to alter plans for an interest rate increase in December and more to come next year.
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"Come next Tuesday, I think it will be behind us and as long as you've raised some cash — as I have advised — you can take advantage of any weakness to do some buying going forward," he said.
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Were this to happen it would make it even more convenient to add and withdraw funds from Revolut and use the app's budgeting and money transfer features, so I wouldn't be surprised to see that come next.
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Death penalty critics have long argued that though midazolam is a sedative, it is not a painkilling anesthetic like drugs once commonly used, and that the condemned would feel tortuous pain from the drugs that come next.
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Colorways come next, trading "masculine" black, gray, or brown for "feminine" white, tan, and now-ubiquitous rose gold (seriously, ever since Apple added rose gold to their lineup in September, every damn tech company has followed suit).
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Tim Murphy's (R-Pa.)bill was expected sometime in July, after the measure passed unanimously out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, but it has now been firmed up that the vote will come next week.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve began its policy meeting on Wednesday facing a shifting political landscape but little in recent economic data to alter plans for an interest rate increase in December and more to come next year.
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The emulator that Brew selects his options from looks at the words that most recently occurred in the sentence and spits out a list of words from the source material that are most likely to come next.
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The urge to normalize Trump's adolescent outbursts, his flagrant incompetence and dishonesty—to wish it all away, if only for a news cycle or two—is connected to the fear of what fresh hell might come next.
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The big news will come next year, when Hayabusa 2 itself drops down to the surface with the "small carry-on impactor," which it will use to create a crater and sample below the surface of Ryugu.
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Rather, Congress is now in a constitutional gray area, with little guidance on what must come next, and Democrats are seizing upon that ambiguity to increase Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's leverage as he negotiates with McConnell.
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Experts say it's hard to predict what will come next: • "There's a whole universe of possibilities now," including Iranian retaliation against U.S. forces and kidnapping of Americans, the retired U.S. general David Petraeus told The New Yorker.
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The Trump administration hopes more oil production will come next year from Iraq and from a so-called neutral zone between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, if a dispute between the two countries over the zone is resolved.
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It's hard to tell from the comics what will come next, as Captain Marvel completely revamped the Kree-Skrull War mythology, as well as making the Skrulls victims instead of equally responsible for the war with the Kree.
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It's at once big and exciting, and slightly deflating, the way that a real-life tragedy has a weird mix of horror and morbid fascination at what might come next, at how many more shoes can possibly drop.
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The first functional changes will come next, including real-time streaming access to the Twitter firehose with the expansion of tweet filtering plus impressions and engagement metrics that were previously only available in its expensive enterprise API tiers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell the most in two months on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter point and signaled hikes could come next year at a faster pace than some expected.
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An early test of the potential for the U.S. to rejoin could come next week, when Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister and an ardent champion of the pact, is to meet with Mr. Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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The next step will likely come next month, when the commission is expected to take the first steps towards a new policy, and sketch out exactly how big a role it wants to play in the data fight.
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The speech isn't an official State of the Union — that will come next year — but it's a chance for Trump to set out his legislative priorities after a tumultuous first month that has at times rattled congressional Republicans.
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The greenback was given a boost over the weekend when Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said the U.S. central bank was getting close to its employment and inflation targets, prompting speculation a rate hike could come next month.
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"Come next year you will find even bigger cobs in my field," promised the 67-year-old retired bus driver, who this year expects to harvest 2 tonnes of maize from a half-hectare "no-till" trial plot.
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And the company is also rethinking how it can use its device tracking technology to help customers with more than just locating items when they get misplaced (more on that to come next month, from what I understand).
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Once voters are activated along violent lines and fervently believe the myths propagated by the demagogue, the dam is broken; the ordinary rules of democratic politics no longer apply, and there is no telling what might come next.
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His two new appointments on the Supreme Court have shifted the math in favor of conservatives on the issue, and activists on both sides are holding their breath — in excitement and in fear — for what might come next.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to hike rates in December for the fourth time this year, but signs of a slowdown overseas and recent market volatility have raised questions about how many rate hikes could come next year.
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And his lack of political loyalty or ideological mooring — he stunned Republicans by striking a short-term fiscal deal with Democrats last week — has left Washington guessing about which new alliance or policy U-turn might come next.
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Come next year, Geely plans its next phase of expansion as it aims to become China's first automaker to market its own brand - new Volvo collaboration Lynk & Co - in developed markets, beginning with Europe and the United States.
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It has left lawmakers worried about what could come next and whether Trump might follow through on threats to rip up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Canada and Mexico or limit car imports from Europe.
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A pair of researchers form Colorado State Researchers dug into the feeling of premonition that often accompanies déjà vu, using lab experiments that tried to induce the sensation and tracked whether subjects really did know what would come next.
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Similarly, Weeks launched a line of wigs called B.A.P.S. Hair in 2017, and she also leads all-day wig classes in London, Paris, Miami, Atlanta, Chicago, and Los Angeles, with a New Orleans class set to come next month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve began its policy meeting on Wednesday facing a shifting political landscape but little in recent economic data to alter plans for an interest rate increase in December and more to come next year.
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Kotaku's well-connected editor Jason Schreier expects the console to come next year, while Sony's own forecasts for a fall in PlayStation profitability by March 22500 suggest it's preparing for the heavy costs of a hardware launch before then.
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"At least then, whoever is in your network that couldn't make it to the show, or hasn't heard my music has a chance to be there with us and maybe get FOMO enough to come next time," he said.
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"Rescinding federal coal leasing moratorium is part of that executive order, which has lots of different components, including the Clean Power Plan," the official told Reuters on Wednesday by email, confirming the order was scheduled to come next week.
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And BuzzFeed's Evan McMorris-Santoro, host of the new political podcast No One Knows Anything, talks about his time on the trail with the Sanders campaign, and thinks about what might come next for the Senator and his movement.
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The GOP is talking about using the reconciliation process, which prohibits the filibuster, to dismantle one of the biggest social programs we have, a decision that will have huge ripple effects throughout society, without knowing what will come next.
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Notably, they also enabled its speech recognizer to use entire conversations, which let it adapt its transcriptions to context and predict what words or phrases were likely to come next, the way humans do when talking to one another.
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Which is why congressional Republicans are in disarray over their replacement strategy, Trump has begun making impossible promises about what will come next, and even Medicaid's most committed opponents are admitting that slashing it is harder than they thought.
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Hence the value of looking at the Trump trade policy from the administration's perspective to consider the possible long-term vision and to think about what would come next as part of a strategy to achieving long-term goals.
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So the biggest change come next January in the House will not be a new party in power, but it may be a new majority that understands that they need to use that power to govern and not obstruct.
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Stefan de Schutter, portfolio manager at Alpha Trading in Frankfurt, said the market was consolidating recent gains due to the lack of fresh triggers which could come next week when U.S. companies give a start to the earnings season.
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Hill said the fear of "what might come next and how much it will hurt" — not the allegations of an improper relationship with her male congressional staffer — is what prompted her resignation just 10 months into her first term.
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The first regulatory challenge to Facebook's practices for non-users may come next month when a new European Union law, known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), takes effect and requires notice and consent prior to data collection.
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Britain's economy has performed much better than expected since the vote to quit the EU. But a bigger test will come next year when inflation is predicted to rise sharply, eating into households' spending power that had just started to recover.
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And when floods are hitting a city 500 times more often than probability predicts, it's reasonable to expect that local and federal officials will start taking the possibility of the next "500-year" storm as something that could come next year.
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Judging from the title — with the previous installment, we moved from a Park to a World — it's a necessary step, though I found myself wishing it hadn't taken them two entire Jurassic World movies to get to whatever will come next.
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"Though it's possible that Japan's exports curbs will be extended in the future, it's very difficult to predict what would come next," Suh said, after the Apple Inc supplier reported a second-quarter operating loss that was deeper than market estimates.
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And with two Trump campaign advisers indicted and set to face trial, two others flipping to become cooperating witnesses, and the president himself under scrutiny for potential obstruction of justice, there will surely be more to come next year as well.
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"To prepare for what's to come next year and beyond, there may be a need to adjust the extent of policy accommodation to secure policy room," Bank of Korea Lee Ju-yeol told lawmakers at a parliamentary session in Seoul.
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The real measure on Israel's gas potential may come next month, when it becomes clear what companies are bidding for on a tender for oil and gas exploration in 24 additional blocks that are generally thought to hold significant possibilities.
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But she also knows that, come next autumn, even a battered and diminished Christian Democratic Union will be the only party in a position to bargain with coalition partners to form a majority, much as Berlin's Social Democrats are doing now.
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In February, ahead of her second Super Bowl halftime appearance — she headlined the show in 2013, 10 months before her first surprise album — Beyoncé released the single "Formation," also on Tidal, raising fervent fan speculation about what might come next.
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They had differed on policy, as well, with General McMaster cautioning against ripping up the nuclear deal with Iran without a strategy for what would come next, and tangling with Mr. Trump over the strategy for American forces in Afghanistan.
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For insights on what might come next for these markets, and the Americans who bought insurance on them, I reached out to Craig Garthwaite, a health economist at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management who has been studying the Obamacare exchanges.
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Georgia Republicans spent much of Wednesday doing two things: emphasizing how important it was to honor and commemorate Isakson's long career before considering who might come next -- and then trading gossip, rumors and news about who might fill the role.
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While the opioid epidemic is a problem that needs to be addressed now, it's important to be realistic about what could come next — and taking steps to prevent not just the current kind of drug crisis but also what could follow.
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The return in recent weeks of hostile talk amid the North's threats of "bigger catastrophic consequences" as Kim's manipulative year-end deadline for U.S. concessions approaches, has many wondering what may come next: an ICBM launch, or another thermonuclear test?
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All of that has left lawmakers worried about what could come next and whether Trump might follow through on threats to rip up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Canada and Mexico or limit car imports from Europe.
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"I want to let you know that after much thoughtful deliberation, I have decided that at the end of Q1 2020 to take a break and consider what will come next for me," Murray wrote in a note to colleagues.
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Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.) said a vote could come next week.
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The more Trump speaks out and explains to Republican voters how to interpret the events in Charlottesville (and whatever conflicts come next, as there will almost certainly be more), the more Republican voters will adapt to the new meaning of Republicanism.
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After the legislation advanced out of the Budget Committee Thursday morning, Republicans' best shot for changes to the bill will come next week in what is known as a "manager's amendment," which incorporates the tweaks that leaders believe will help smooth passage.
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But as they become teens, I mostly want my kids to know that their sexuality is normal, that they own their bodies, and if they engage in sexual activity, they have to be mature enough to be prepared for what could come next.
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He hinted at what would come next for a franchise that, despite a 10-6 record, fell short of the postseason for a fifth straight year and does not have the salary-cap flexibility it enjoyed when Maccagnan arrived a year ago.
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Aside from a pair of shows at Red Rocks last month, most fans first chance to hear the new material played live will come next year when he kicks off a 60-plus-city, two-set tour on January 13 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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With YouTube essentially springing this announcement on Wikipedia's cadre of volunteer editors and community members, it's also worth questioning whether Wikipedia is ready for what could come next: Trolls and conspiracy theorists flooding the platform to try to influence what's displayed on YouTube.
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"I think there seems to be a bit of nervousness in the country because I think most people are not sure of what will come next, whether there are more names to be added" to the sanctions list, Mr. Ou Virak said.
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In an Instagram post, Gronkowski, 29, widely considered one of the most talented tight ends to ever play, thanked the team and its fans for drafting his "silliness" back in 2010 and acknowledged the uncertainty of what will come next for him.
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By a quirk of the legal system a judge ruled last week that a new bail hearing could not be held until the appeals court decision was made official through the issuance of something known as a remittitur, which may come next week.
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She said children who may not understand the legal details can pick up the underlying debate about to what extent immigrants and Muslims are welcome in the United States — and, more importantly, the uncertainty and the fear of what could come next.
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"These last 72 hours have been understandingly overwhelming but they're in good spirits … You can just tell that their spirit is strong and no matter what come next that they do still feel strongly about contributing to making the world a better place."
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"I think we have a duty to look at what will come after the Ford," Modly told the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, adding that the Navy has some "breathing room" before it has to figure out what exactly will come next.
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We were a little ahead of the curve and extremely fortunate: I was able to keep working from home full-time, and myself, my wife, our daughter, and our 1-year-old son settled into our little bubble, wondering what would come next.
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My parents, as predicted, did not find new jobs in Michigan, and they attended my N.Y.U. commencement ceremony on May 13, 2009, with a looming foreclosure and, for the first time since before I was born, no idea what would come next.
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The young people who are protesting today are the advanced wave of what must come next: gun control legislation that takes weapons meant for battlefields out of our schools, off the streets and away from disturbed individuals with no respect for human lives.
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You often didn't know just what might come next, creating something of a challenge: Managing your acceleration so you'd have enough time to react even as you felt an impetus to push through levels as quickly as possible because it was so much fun.
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The US and Russia agree on the need to defeat ISIS and return stability to Syria, but they profoundly disagree about what should come next, for reasons that go beyond Syria, including the influence of Iran and the Sunni-Shiite divide afflicting the Middle East.
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That vote could come next week, when those lawmakers will have to decide whether to back a deal they feel does not offer a clean break from the EU, or accept that Brexit could be watered down or even thwarted by a lengthy delay.
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Fittingly, that's the anniversary the house of Christian Dior is celebrating come next year — the anniversary of the founder's "New Look," the contemporary term for Dior's wasp-waisted, full-skirted silhouette that, in its outright defiance of wartime strictures, transformed the way the world looked.
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Interestingly enough, both parties selected witnesses who are in favor of reform, but with differing approaches on what should come next when it comes to the tension between a federal government stuck in the 28500s and the states that have cured their reefer madness.
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In addition to the Chinese tariffs, the steel and aluminum tariffs and the threatened tariffs on automobile imports that may soon come next, think of all the other ways in which Trump and his team are using the government to try to manipulate trade.
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But Wrenn, the GOP strategist, noted that a majority of the money from the November campaign in the 9th District came from outside national groups, and he says a similar rush could come next year in what would likely be the only game in town.
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Too often in Washington victories are measured by a photo opportunity and a bill signing – but for us the true victory will come next year, when we see a child and their family receive the treatment and coordinated care they so desperately need and deserve.
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Boeing instead said that the spacecraft achieved a stable position to charge up its solar-powered batteries, and that it was working on the ground with its team to figure out which maneuvers come next to get the spacecraft where it needs to be.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said the economies in swing states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan — where a strong stock market matters less than the effects of Trump's trade wars or the state of manufacturing jobs — will be critical come next November.
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Notwithstanding the loaded terminology the law imposes, many of these ads are pure issue ads that seek to persuade elected officials on legislation like tax reform, the debt ceiling and immigration, all of which may very well remain on the congressional agenda come next January.
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One lesson that perhaps everyone who's been alive long enough has learned, at least personally if not in some way collectively, is that sweeping changes can come all at once, and that being prepared for what might come next is much easier said than done.
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" Hill said she is pursuing legal action against those who shared the photos — posting revenge porn is illegal in both Washington, DC, and California — but said "as long as I am in Congress, we'll live fearful of what might come next and how much it will hurt.
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It may speak to some of the struggles that Republicans currently face in agreeing on what will come next, after the Affordable Care Act, and whether they will be able to commit to maintaining coverage for the 20 million Americans who use the insurance expansion right now.
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The older members of Obama's national security team, such as Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had all cautioned against throwing Mubarak overboard on the basis that the devil you know is better than what may come next.
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Nevertheless, in a world where interest in Bitcoin is growing, and it's impossible to predict what will come next, a small number of Bitcoin sales can serve as a large show of support for cryptocurrency on principle, and as a low-risk, but potentially high-reward gamble.
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This is a powerful time to develop your intuitive abilities, and if you find yourself feeling lost, remember that new moons are new beginnings, and sometimes when things are so new, it's hard to see what will come next because so much is up in the air.
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The FT explains what could come next: E.U. leaders may conclude there is not sufficient progress to justify proceeding to a special Brexit summit in November to seal a deal, leaving talks in limbo and Britain heading towards an economically damaging "no deal" exit next March.
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He is skipping the first four contests in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina, but focusing on states that come next in the primary calendar, particularly as the floodgate of delegates open in March through a series of subsequent contests in big states across the country.
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Still, there was thought put into the transition and what would come next, including a draft of dozens of executive orders and recommendations for a communications plan to avoid "idle" time in the president-elect's schedule that the news media would use to describe him as unfocused.
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Balenciaga and Maison Martin Margiela revived Claude Montana's angular "hourglass" silhouette; Chanel bid farewell to the industry's greatest showman (and perhaps a major chapter in fashion history); and New York collections offered mass appeal with just enough high-fashion ingredients that, come next season, could completely transform streetwear.
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Trump largely created the crisis with Iran by pulling out of the nuclear deal last year and imposing tough new sanctions on the Iranians with no real Plan B for what would come next, once the Iranians started pushing back against the sanctions that are crippling their economy.
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We know this show far too well to think she was hired purely because of her merits as a server (which may very well exist!), so unless something changes, it seems the plan was for Raquel and, therefore, James to still be part of Pump Rules come next season.
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Ivan Shi, head of research at Shanghai-based fund consultancy Z-Ben Advisors, said the move also increased the chances that global investment index compiler MSCI will include Chinese shares in its index, a decision that could come next week, as it broadens foreign access to China's stock market.
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Local Motors, another partner of IBM, says it sees Olli as its first step, which could be a clue into what will come next: "Olli offers a smart, safe and sustainable transportation solution that is long overdue," John B. Rogers, co-founder of Local Motors, said in a statement.
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Who knows what'll come next and how this bizarre self-run arts and fashion community will migrate to a new platform—regardless, all the more reason for you to whip out that fat wallet of yours (or your rich parent's) and grab a few pins from these designers.
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When an employee is looking to advance in their career, where they work might have a kind of strict hierarchical path for the role they're in and what titles come next — but there's a good chance that employee might want to try something new without leaving their company.
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On Monday, Caprina Harris posted a video of a little girl who burst into tears when learning that President Obama is in his final year in office and that, come next January, he has to ride off into the sunset (or at least out of the White House).
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"People are fed up with the mismanagement and economic mistakes of Dilma, and the corruption and arrogance of the Workers' Party, but no one feels any optimism for what might come next," said Raul Juste Lores, the editor at large for Folha de S.Paulo, a leading Brazilian newspaper.
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The half moon in Libra on Saturday is a great time to evaluate your feelings about your coworkers and partners, and to tap into how those feelings will fertilize the soil for groundbreaking career changes that are on the precipice of happening, come next week's new moon eclipse.
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The Spanish, Italian and French Opens come next, capped by the Portugal Masters before leaving European soil for a big four-week finish — a World Golf Championships event in China and the Rolex Series's Turkish Airlines Open, Nedbank Challenge in South Africa and DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
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But with Britain and Italy having already held 5G spectrum auctions, and Germany's and France's to come next year, operators are laying fiber-optic cables and looking to 'densify' their networks to guarantee the super-fast data speeds and low reaction times, or latency, that 5G services will need.
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Cleveland [in which one candidate was regarded as corrupt, and the other was regarded as a philanderer]immediately comes to mind, for one, but it means that American voters will have to make a rather hard decision come next November 8, and where the decision is indeed hard, anything can happen!
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Another sign of the rapprochement will come next week, when a team from the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization will travel to North Korea to discuss a proposal to start an air route between the Pyongyang and Incheon, South Korea, airspace regions, according to Anthony Philbin, the agency's communications chief.
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Nor does it take account of what would inevitably come next: tax-cut-induced deficits would, by law, trigger cuts in Medicare, and this would just be the start of a G.O.P. assault on programs like disability insurance that provide a crucial safety net for millions of working-class Americans.
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" Instead of living with high expectations and worrying about what will come next, Munger suggests you "slug it out one inch at a time, day-by-day, and at the end of the day — if you live long enough — like most people, you will get out of life what you deserve.
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She knows just how much impact Black women before her have had on her success, and how impactful her success can be for Black girls who come next — she admits she never would've had the chance to be Cinderella on Broadway if actress and singer Brandy wasn't Cinderella on television first.
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Hill maintains she did not violate House rules outlawing relationships with subordinates and instead said she chose to resign due to the fear "of what would come next" from this "unprecedented brand of cruelty" at the hands of her husband and the conservative news outlets that published the intimate photos.
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"I am happy that Daesh is dying, but the fear of what might come next is killing this happiness," said Ahmed Abdul-Qadir, a Raqqa native who was running an anti-jihadist media group in Turkey when gunmen he believes belonged to the Islamic State shot him in the jaw.
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And once it started, I started freaking out obviously, and you know started packing a bag and planning for what was going to come next, and you know kind of going down the checklist of things that I should have done last time, but -- you know, should have had to do it again.
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Now that we're on the other side of James Comey's highly-anticipated testimony, here's what could come next: Kasowitz filing against Comey: Trump's personal lawyer Marc Kasowitz intends to file a complaint with the DOJ & Senate Judiciary Committee about Comey leaking information to his friend, who is a professor at Columbia Law School.
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Gary Dunn, a 17-year-old junior at Ballard High in Seattle who was helping to broadcast the varsity basketball game, said he liked the surprise that KBFG offered of not knowing what might come next, a song he has never heard, a perspective in politics or in life that is unfamiliar.
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" If restrictions on car imports come next, he said, it will only enhance the growing sentiment in Germany to stop accommodating Mr. Trump, as Chancellor Angela Merkel has tried to do, and instead "find a strong response, so that Europe puts a price on U.S. actions — this is the language Trump understands.
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But considering the Benioff and Weiss contribution was slated to come next after this December's Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker the timing does seem abrupt, especially when paired with the news about the panel and the fact that the duo made their deal with Netflix after they made one with Lucasfilm.
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After a run through the latter half of 2014 and all of 2015 that included the projects Monster, Beast Mode, 56 Nights, DS2, and What A Time To Be Alive—the last a joint release with one of his fans from Toronto—Future left people wondering and anticipating what might come next.
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It's going up against online TV packages sponsored by companies with very deep pockets — Dish Network has Sling, AT&T has DirecTV Now, and Sony has Vue — with more to come — next year Hulu, owned by Disney, Fox and NBC will launch a live TV service, and Google is in talks to do the same.
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"If that's the case and the DCCC is spending millions of dollars in seats that aren't really winnable based on the information that they have, then that means come next November, they're not going to have the money to support candidacies against legitimately vulnerable Republicans," said Bill Burton, who worked at the DCCC in 2006.
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All were curious to see what would come next for the man who in 2007 abruptly halted his career as the groundbreaking men's wear designer for Dior Homme — where his pin-thin tailoring was coveted by everyone from Karl Lagerfeld to Madonna — and spent the intervening years as a photographer, mostly in Los Angeles.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's anticipated decision later today to decertify the Iran nuclear deal forces many of us to rethink what needs to come next.
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And perhaps all the more so, considering the wider economic climate and uncertainty in the UK in the wake of the Brexit referendum, which has had a direct impact on the value of the UK pound, and has left many wondering about what might come next in terms of how money is spent and invested here.
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WASHINGTON — The House is expected to give final approval on Friday to a measure that would allow Republicans to speedily gut the Affordable Care Act with no threat of a Senate filibuster, a move that would thrust the question of what health law would come next front and center even before President-elect Donald J. Trump takes office.
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Come next month, the case that will play out and could have the most consequences for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will not be in a federal court of law.
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Maybe it was the speeches: "I've loved what I've done, enjoyed my life and am excited about what may come next — I honestly feel like we are at the beginning of a new era for this industry, and it's there for the taking when it comes to the youngest generation here, that sat up in those top seats," Mr. Lauren declared.
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For Strahan, who has already made the jump to becoming a capital "C" celebrity, this is another hyphen to add to his multi-hyphenated career of all-star-talk-show-host-business-mogul, but for Brady, who may retire as soon as the end of next season (if the Pats make another Super Bowl appearance), there's definitely a sense of what will come next.
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If that's the case, if you begin to have an attrition of people who are independent enough to fear that they are going to come in under Trump's bad side — because, my God, if Priebus and Sessions do then nobody is safe — then the people who come next, all of a sudden you are not going to have solid governors and captains of industry coming in to this administration.
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People who live in Mexico but work in the US will spend a year wondering if they'll be able to get to work come next April — just like the DACA and TPS recipients who wonder if they're going to be able to keep their jobs, or whether they'll have to be fired once they lose their permission to work legally in the US. Trump thinks of threats as leverage.
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The next legal challenge to partisan gerrymanders likely will come next year from North Carolina, where a three-judge panel ruled in January that the state's 13 House districts were an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander For voting-rights advocates, there is no better case to take to the Supreme Court: North Carolina's Republican-dominated legislature boasted openly that it had drawn the districts to achieve the maximum partisan advantage over Democrats.
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The team reviewed with them what would come next: The women would need to keep up the rehab work at home; return to the hospital monthly or quarterly for a while, and then less as time passed; and for the rest of their lives, or as long as they had the transplant, get regular blood tests that would be sent to the transplant team to monitor for complications and drug side effects.
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A spokesman for House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said the vote on having the House formally intervene in court to defend ObamaCare will come next week, in addition to a vote on Thursday on intervening in the lawsuit as part of the larger package of rules for the new session of Congress.
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But his central thesis holds true: Every film, even one of more marginal success, tells you something about the culture that produced it, and the more knowledge you have of how films are made, of how they can create false narratives we desperately want to be true, and of how they intersect with other forms of philosophy and thought, the more you can understand how they serve as signposts toward whatever is to come next.
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But before we even watch the premiere, we already have some predictions about what's to come next for Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) and the gang: A new mystery — even creepier than the Black Hood — will plague Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart), FP will hook up with Alice (we know they're #endgame), Archie will take off his shirt... Luckily, most of our theories aren't that far off — according to the show's new makeup department head, Juliana Vit, that is.
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Cunningham: There are mixed emotions any time you leave a job, even when you choose to leave and you decide to leave, you miss the people, you miss the parts of your job that you love so much, but it's also exciting to think about what might be coming next and I wasn't sure what might come next, but I knew that I liked to eat and I was going to like to eat for a long time.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's problems are deepening after a dramatic week in the Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE probe, and even his allies are worried about what might come next.
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This is both because people are excited to see what Mr. Tisci will do come next September, and because there was some fear that he would become part of what is shaping up to be a generation of lost designers: names like Alber Elbaz (ex-Lanvin), Peter Copping (ex-Oscar de la Renta), Stefano Pilati (ex-YSL and Zegna), Frida Giannini (ex-Gucci) and Marco Zanini (ex-Schiaparelli), all of whom have real talent, and all of whom are without full-time jobs.
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EPA chief Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE acknowledged Thursday that to hit Obama's methane goal, standards for existing wells will need to come next.
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