It's about the millions of people who are counting on us, counting on Planned Parenthood, counting on their government to be on their side.
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I'm not counting on that to happen anytime soon, just as I'm not counting on tech companies to self-regulate.
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"Our country — our democracy — is counting on you."
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"; "The American people are counting on you... to drive.
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"Think I'mma lose with my little baby counting on me?"
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Our members are counting on Democrats to filibuster this nomination.
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At least that's what sunglass manufacturer Oakley is counting on.
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This is not something that workers should be counting on.
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We certainly were not counting on any of that money.
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The three begin counting on their fingers, getting increasingly confused.
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That's the boy they were counting on doctors to restore.
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The venture firms working with him are counting on it.
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Counting on Bey and Bruno to help bring it back.
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But they're counting on the humans to do the rest.
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That's what the brand is counting on to push sales.
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They are counting on AI to help push that along.
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He's counting on online deliveries to extend his reach farther.
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The women of the world are counting on you guys.
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Jill and Jessa: Counting On premieres Tuesday at 9 p.m.
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TRUMP: You can tell him I am counting on him.
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And 3 percent was what the market was counting on.
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That, of course, is what the quartet is counting on.
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The O'Connors are counting on the courts' reputation for leniency.
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Raz is counting on moving his family to Hollywood soon.
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But markets do not seem to be counting on it.
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But the GSEs have been counting on memories being short.
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Statehood opponents are counting on the boycott to lower turnout.
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Graves also was counting on backing from the Trump Administration.
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That's something the rest of us are counting on seeing.
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The Counting On program does not meet our brand guidelines.
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She will be counting on U.S. support on this issue.
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Trump is counting on people being stupid, and easily distracted.
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The only answer is that others are counting on you.
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Investors are counting on US lawmakers to clinch a deal.
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The Kremlin is counting on the television winning that debate.
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I didn't choose him, but I am counting on him.
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But the Trump administration is not counting on their support.
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The Trump administration is counting on tariffs to counterbalance that.
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The filmmakers behind "Hazlo Como Hombre" are counting on it.
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The owner is counting on a different kind of buyer.
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Taxpayers, homeowners, conservationists and consumers alike are counting on it.
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The Liberty were counting on contributions from Prince and Vaughn.
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"I was counting on that," she said, glaring at him.
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We are counting on both candidates to answer these questions.
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They were counting on psychiatric treatment to dissipate the threat.
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We are not counting on their goodwill or their altruism.
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That is exactly what the Fantastic Beasts franchise is counting on.
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"Counting On" star Josiah Duggar married Lauren Swanson over the weekend.
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Canada's Queens University and SimforHealth are counting on that as well.
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I'm counting on you to make them pay for doing so!
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This is what CBS is counting on in reviving the show.
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So what can fans expect to see when Counting On returns?
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The conglomerate was counting on Braskem dividends to service its debt.
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Iran is also counting on intimidation to disperse the Lebanese protesters.
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The countdown is on for Counting On star Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo!
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Ranger is counting on industry pull to help scale up Digi.
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The allure is clear, with insurers counting on the steep discounts.
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Nonetheless, many groups associated with supporting Democrats are counting on them.
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"The team is counting on me," Appleby told reporters this week.
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I'll tell you what, the United States is counting on it.
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So looks like we're counting on Rock to say something provocative.
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"This is what the company is counting on, implicitly," he writes.
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"Because people are counting on me," Krauss replied after collecting himself.
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The president is counting on the patience of voters like her.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesForget counting on your fingers.
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"We're counting on you to help us fight back" it read.
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Or are you counting on the unpredictable whims of Yogg-Saron?
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To get around that problem, Los Angeles is counting on time.
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The bank is counting on its clients to weather the turmoil.
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We're counting on you all to make progress in these areas.
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Puerto Ricans are counting on all of us to get there.
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Trump is counting on trickle-down economics to help the masses.
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I'm counting on these days to prepare you for those days.
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But Kanzer was counting on Fink's BlackRock to back him up.
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But remember, that is exactly what gold scammers are counting on.
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We are counting on the international community to stand with us.
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To say the Yankees were counting on Sabathia is no understatement.
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Sanders is counting on winning big with Latino voters and progressives.
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That makes counting on the revenues a bit of a crapshoot.
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She is counting on a debate surge to make the cut.
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We've work to do, and the kids are counting on us.
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He may end up counting on prospects to fill the holes.
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No one was counting on me for their survival, after all.
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Toyota is counting on the new Camry to buck that trend.
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We are counting on a stabilization (of prices) at today's level.
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The group is counting on further strengthening of the U.S. economy.
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They're counting on viewers to get that one is vastly superior.
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They aren't counting on Senate Republicans to do much about it.
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Oregonians are watching & counting on us to take this step forward.
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The G.M. strikers are no doubt counting on similar political backing.
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Millions of hard-working families and individuals are counting on us.
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Counting on an annual raise to boost your paycheck this year?
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I'm just counting on the apocalypse taking me out sometime soon.
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Our children and grandchildren are counting on us to act -- now.
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Now Mr. Prigent, 43, has 225,000 followers and counting on Twitter.
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Counting on Travis Homer as a bell-cow is equally unsettling.
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We are counting on the A.C.A. to get us through 2017.
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Middle America is counting on them to do the right thing.
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The Texans, meanwhile, are counting on their allies across the border.
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Valerie was counting on being reunited with her parents through DAPA.
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The American people are counting on us to get this right.
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In a way, I was counting on it being like this.
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The American public is counting on CDC to ensure that science prevails over semantics; and they are counting on Congress to ensure that CDC's budget appropriation is grounded in free speech rather than limitations on it.
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This kind of "meh" response is undoubtedly what MoviePass is counting on — and so far, it looks like counting on its users to be disengaged, and working that into its business plan, is going pretty well.
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"Geneva 1, 2, 3, 4, 5," he said, counting on his fingers.
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This election, vote because my generation and I are counting on you.
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Tesla is counting on sales in China to continue its sales momentum.
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For now, though, we're counting on these films to get some love.
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Kinda hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights.
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The privacy of millions of students and teachers is counting on it.
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Giuzio said he was counting on having around 80 players this year.
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Season 2 of Counting On premieres Tuesday, August 23 at 8 p.m.
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Temer is counting on pension reform to bring the deficit under control.
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"We're counting on being closed at least one more day," Arebalo said.
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To reach those volumes, Tesla is counting on its forthcoming Model 3.
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In fact, the royal court in Riyadh was probably counting on it.
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At this point, Google is counting on him to do just that.
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Sullivan is counting on the continued savings to help his bottom line.
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"Counting on you to be right about this interview, Gordon," Taylor texted.
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We're counting on you to pave us a brighter future, Representative Marshall.
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Huawei was counting on the deal to break into the American market.
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Don't worry if you're a borrower counting on public service loan forgiveness.
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Apple is counting on services to boost revenue as iPhone sales slow.
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Here are nine retailers who are counting on that increase the most.
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Like OYO, Yanolja is counting on going overseas to develop its business.
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Investors have been counting on earnings to support high valuations for equities.
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Mark, Marianne, Marcy and so many other families are counting on us.
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He said he's counting on Warner to help pick up the pace.
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This is one of the services Zendesk and Salesforce are counting on.
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"We are counting on you," Glenda, visibly choked-up, told the crowd.
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In other words: Democrats were counting on Barack Obama-levels of enthusiasm.
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Heritage Auctions, which is running the show, is counting on $20k minimum.
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You're counting on being right a very high percentage of the time.
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"I think counting on the courts is a big mistake," Bagley said.
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Lyft is counting on Amp to differentiate its user experience from Uber's.
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The American voters that comprise our multicultural society are counting on it.
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The governor seems to be counting on assistance from a higher power.
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But you're probably better off if you're not counting on that outcome.
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Now, as then, Ms. Sanchez is counting on deep support from Latinos.
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She is counting on Mr. Trump to deliver them to her side.
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VTB Capital is also counting on commodity markets as a growth driver.
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In fact, the stock market is really counting on one, he said.
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Warren to Mattis: 'We are counting on you' to counter Trump Sen.
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American voters are counting on us and we won't let them down.
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Samsung is counting on customers like Justin Brooke of Cooper City, Fla.
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In a Counting On clip shared Tuesday, the duo remembers their Nov.
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Patients, providers and families in your districts are counting on your help.
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The details are confusing and that's what these guys are counting on.
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And it's racked up over 7 million views and counting on YouTube.
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My son and I and millions like us are counting on it.
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"I'm counting on it," one person wrote in all caps for emphasis.
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The world is not counting on the US response to Covid-19.
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That is no doubt what the European Central Bank is counting on.
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But Marriott is not just counting on well-known or celebrity experts.
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Trump is counting on your callousness, your cruelty and, frankly, your idiocy.
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Downtown businesses had perked up, counting on an influx of new customers.
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He was counting on its parade of customers to buy his nuts.
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On the issues I care about most, I'm actually counting on California.
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He is counting on being seen as indispensable to Israel's national security.
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And counting on help from the Republican-dominated federal government seems pointless.
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But that's not an option when your team is counting on you.
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Mr. Pagano said he was not counting on the availability of alcohol.
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Ryan appeared not to be counting on backing from the Freedom Caucus.
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Rubio is counting on late momentum to swing late deciders his way.
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But strategists aren't counting on it — and are bracing for the worst.
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Republicans are counting on their support, at least some of the time.
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It may not sound sexy, but our democracy is counting on them.
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They're also counting on this legislation to exacerbate tensions around "justified" abortions.
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That's because Unpresidented is counting on its readership to do the job.
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The Seminoles will be counting on him to come through once again.
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This fight is the fight Americans are counting on us to win.
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In fact, most Native Americans who were counting on the Federal Communications Commission to continue with policies that many tribal communities were counting on to bring more service to far-flung tribal lands may see even cell service reduced.
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"The world, literally the world, is counting on all of you, counting on California to reject Trump's deception and destructiveness," Newsom said, according to the AP. The convention comes as the Trump White House faces a series of controversies.
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Remind your children that advertisers are counting on this vulnerability to sell things.
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And Nintendo has been counting on the Switch console to drive big sales.
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The biggest asset that he is counting on will be the Republican Congress.
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And airlines that were counting on the 737 Max are piling up losses.
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Mr. Sanders is counting on the fervor of his supporters to topple Mrs.
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Employees of the shady company and its contractors were counting on a paycheck.
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The White House is counting on economic growth to help shrink the deficit.
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But Kasich was not the only candidate counting on a breakthrough performance. Gov.
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Counting on any flaw to remain a "nobody but us" advantage is shortsighted.
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But that's what they're counting on, and in reality, why should they care?
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Jinger appears on the TLC series "Counting On" with some of her siblings.
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Counting on any kind of windfall, regardless of size, is a risky business.
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She is resisting, while counting on an economic upturn to bolster her fortunes.
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They're counting on us, and I have no intention of letting them down.
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Clinton's campaign is counting on a victory here in the caucuses on Feb.
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When a promise isn't fulfilled, that consistency your brain was counting on disappears.
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Obama told her he was counting on her winning a medal in Rio.
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I qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, but I'm not counting on it.
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TRUMP: Please call China and tell them we are all counting on China.
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"They can get very unstable, and that's what she's counting on," she said.
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The Timberwolves are counting on Wiggins being atypical, and in a good way.
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As such, Cramer advised investors against counting on tax reform for stock gains.
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I was broke, living on my own, and was counting on that bonus.
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Counting on the leopard to change his spots would be a serious mistake.
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And a lot of people - people he cares about - are counting on him.
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And a lot of people -- people he cares about -- are counting on him.
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Tsipras is counting on this support as the next election approaches in 2019.
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As Boeing ramps up production, it is counting on suppliers to keep up.
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But "The Alienist" is counting on your memories to help with its misdirection.
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"We should aim for adequate nutrition through diet rather than counting on supplements."
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But the authors are not counting on a major worldwide shift to vegetarianism.
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And to be an economic optimist means counting on the fundamentals to prevail.
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But counting on this president to behave rationally has burned Mr. McConnell before.
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The company is counting on Model 3 sales to help it reach profitability.
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Pope Francis, I am counting on you to deliver us from evil. Amen.
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Now without a paycheck, Reid is counting on her unemployment filing going through.
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It is counting on rising state income to pay for its spending promises.
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Mr. de Blasio is counting on his decisive victory to propel those changes.
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Now, the merits of counting on Mr. Trump are draped in fresh uncertainty.
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United States trade officials are counting on tariffs to have long-lasting effects.
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Baker may have been counting on me to be some sort of buffer.
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Others were counting on springboarding from community college to a four-year degree.
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Yet Greece needs any jobs, and leaders are counting on more Chinese investment.
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To do that, he's counting on winning over and energizing the Latino vote.
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And that is what American business owners, workers, and families are counting on.
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Campbell is a man of the people; Kennedy is counting on the elite.
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I hadn't been expecting any money from Walt, still less counting on it.
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But he is counting on the profit center part to work out, too.
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And those are reliable, highly secure barrels that the market is counting on.
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Now he is counting on a man who has represented many of them.
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Farmers and manufacturers are counting on a moment of commonsense leadership on infrastructure.
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The people of Puerto Rico are counting on Congress to have our backs.
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I'm counting on his thoroughness in researching new ideas and hoping he changes.
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The uncertainty has left some in Venezuela not counting on aid anytime soon.
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It is also counting on a boost from its higher-margin private brands business.
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"We're certainly not counting on it," Turnbull told reporters in Adelaide in South Australia.
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What the designers weren't counting on so much: floods possibly linked to climate change.
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The Counting On stars revealed Tuesday that they're expecting a baby girl in November.
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Yes, if you have any kind of dependent counting on your income to live.
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It is also counting on a Saudi-Iraqi rapprochement to weaken Iran's influence there.
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Mr Scheer's supporters are counting on his charm to infuse Harperism with new life.
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"Fraudsters are counting on you not to investigate before you invest," the SEC says.
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Investors have been counting on earnings to support the relatively high valuations for equities.
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"Counting on you to be right about this interview, Gordon," he writes, to Sondland.
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This country's businesses, particularly small- and medium-sized ones, are counting on it, too.
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Bulls are counting on another force to juice those "flattish" earnings: the Federal Reserve.
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We can't solve our problems by counting on the politicians who created our problems.
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Tune-in to new episodes of Counting On begin airing this Summer on TLC.
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The president is also counting on a "light recovery" of the economy by October.
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Season 6 starts nine days from today—not like I'm counting—on April 24.
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Ford is counting on its planned cost reductions to reinvigorate its North American operations.
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Many are counting on tourism as the growing Chinese middle class seeks new thrills.
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Krueger said he is counting on China to provide more momentum in coming months.
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"I am just counting on some medical miracles to extend my career," she added.
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Lets hope no foreigners in China were counting on making a living this way.
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That, at least, is what the British puzzle designer Tony Fisher is counting on.
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Ukraine's energy firm Naftogaz said last month Kiev was still counting on Sefcovic's proposal.
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" "This president and his Republican Party are counting on you to do exactly that.
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Washington is also counting on a Saudi-Iraqi rapprochement to weaken Iran's influence there.
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But they're not counting on it, particularly since Republicans control both chambers of Congress.
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"I need a strong concept, so I am counting on this guy," he said.
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The government, meanwhile, is counting on favourable rulings in a slew of brewing cases.
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In 1973, policymakers in Washington were counting on ARVN to hold off Communist forces.
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He's counting on the same contagion of stupidity that infected Britain to carry him.
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The third major change is the prohibition against superdelegates counting on the first ballot.
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Bombardier is counting on the agreement to help trim costs and boost CSeries sales.
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Your team members are counting on you to be an iron shield for them.
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Mr. Putin, who is counting on some caving, cannot be rewarded for his aggression.
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The United States is counting on Brazil under Bolsonaro to be a strategic ally.
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Clinton is doing just fine counting on voters who came of age with Polaroids.
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Temer opponents had been counting on a TSE ruling to force him from office.
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Policymakers are counting on domestic demand to offset risks such as the Sino-U.
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The Mavericks are counting on Curry to continue a run of ridiculously hot shooting.
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She speaks with intent, and people are listening: 213,000 and counting on Instagram alone.
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This president and his Republican Party are counting on you to do exactly that.
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And the sad thing is that people actually were counting on him to deliver.
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With Diaz and Familia unavailable, Callaway was counting on Syndergaard to chew up innings.
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"I'm sure that's what the congressional Republicans who started this uproar are counting on."
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She is counting on the adage that you can't beat someone with no one.
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Mr. Rajoy's government is counting on Spain's judiciary to stop Mr. Puigdemont's political return.
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Novartis is counting on the gene therapy becoming a billion-dollar-per-year seller.
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This time, Puerto Ricans aren't counting on any help to show up at all.
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Trump and his campaign are counting on a robust economy to get him reelected.
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Novartis is counting on the gene therapy becoming a billion-dollar-per-year seller.
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He's also counting on a personal bond with Republican voters east of the Cascades.
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We are counting on arriving at a good solution to help achieve our goals.
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"We are not counting on a significant change in conditions for 2018," Luciano said.
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And they are counting on the early season experience to help make that happen.
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Few if any economists foresee the burst of growth Mr. Trump is counting on.
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They were counting on help from a heavy heat wave to fan the fires.
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They were both counting on their daughter to field questions from her mother's doctors.
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He is counting on his capacity to wear down the resistance by sheer force.
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But Flake is counting on the pendulum swinging away from Trump's brand in 2020.
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And now it seems that Ryan is counting on procreation to save the economy.
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That it was not counting on economic growth to pay for its hypothetical plan.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming episodes of Counting On, premiering Oct.
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We must not go down this road; too many patients are counting on us.
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And he is counting on such faster economic growth to generate additional tax revenue.
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He was also counting on $391 million in military aid already approved by Congress.
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But Republicans are counting on some serious Democratic baggage — the blackface allegations against Gov.
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Bravo is surely counting on these casting choices to help revive the show's ratings.
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In counting on the young, Mr. Sanders is swimming against a strong current of history.
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Being familiar with dysfunctional democracy, they are not counting on a post-Trump revival, either.
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They are still counting on Pennsylvania and the redistricting there by the State Supreme Court.
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But they also stressed that they are counting on more democratic reforms and fighting corruption.
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Tesla bulls are counting on Musk to exponentially raise production, leading to long-term profits.
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He is not the only pitching prospect the Pirates are counting on this season, though.
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The Counting On star gave birth her third child with husband Ben Seewald, PEOPLE confirms.
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The company is counting on new markets after suffering a slowdown in its home market.
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Eva Longoria is counting on some great friends to help her during her pregnancy journey.
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Activists expect an appeal, counting on a stronger case that addresses the judge's jurisdictional concerns.
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The senator was counting on momentum from Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada to hobble Mrs.
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"Josh is not appearing in Jill & Jessa: Counting On. We wish the family continued healing."
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The company is counting on revenue from those partnerships to make up for weakness elsewhere.
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"I am counting on the budget being finally approved on December 27-28," he said.
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It might therefore seem sensible that the deal's architects are only counting on Democratic votes.
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AIslinn's counting on this availability to keep him neutralized until she can completely crush him.
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The Counting On stars will welcome their new addition this fall, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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We're counting on these unique items to be a growing percentage of our overall revenue.
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These voters are counting on him to change what they feel is a broken system.
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Knox is not counting on winning any financial settlement with Italian authorities, her boyfriend says.
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Investors have been counting on strong earnings to justify the relatively expensive valuations for stocks.
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And 43% (55% among Americans) are counting on artificial intelligence to improve their travel experience.
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As Abbas was leaving the library, he told the pope: "We are counting on you".
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"Boom is working to overturn this, but not counting on that in our business model."
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The Clinton campaign failed to capture many of the female voters they were counting on.
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Other firms are counting on unique tech solutions to address global concerns such as privacy.
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Thieves on the prowl for their next Model S are counting on you to forget.
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That's a lot of people counting on the power of awkward conversations to change minds.
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On the other hand if you pay big prices for something, you're counting on earnings.
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That is because the TSA was counting on many more flyers joining its PreCheck programme.
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The aide said the campaign is counting on D'Orazio and Gilliam to do just that.
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Mr. Trump is counting on his appeal to blue-collar workers in the Rust Belt.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Economy Ministry is counting on an internal investigation at carmaker Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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" The state ads name Republican senators, followed by "Dreamers are counting on you to lead.
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Clinton and the Democrats are counting on Mr. Sanders to eventually get behind her candidacy.
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Seattle – we are counting on you to vote on the side of progress and innovation.
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Doug Jones, Moore's Democratic opponent, is counting on high black turnout to win on Tuesday.
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House Republicans are counting on the next president making a request to replenish the fund.
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Perhaps he is counting on those already charged to provide evidence against more prominent officials.
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But I certainly, in my planning, I'm not counting on there being no estate tax.
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The American people are counting on you to uncover the truth about all of it.
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Democrats were not counting on Mr. Trump's support and almost seemed not to want it.
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Now more than ever, the world needs everyday superheroes and we are counting on everyone.
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Walker is counting on a strong economy as part of his case for re-election.
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I'm not counting on anything turning around for me, but this is bigger than me.
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"Counting On" star Jinger Duggar and her husband Jeremy Vuolo welcomed their first child together.
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Tune-in to new episodes of Counting On which begin airing this summer on TLC.
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Perhaps they are comforted by counting on a flight to safety into Uncle Sam's IOUs.
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It is counting on private investment to revive an oil industry, struggling with low prices.
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We are counting on Dr. Golden and her team of specialists to provide continuing care.
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The second-largest group was counting on annual returns of 7 percent to 7.5 percent.
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And not for those counting on the people in power to help keep them safe.
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Campus activists should remember: Mr. Spencer is counting on you to try to silence him.
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Disney's chief executive, Robert A. Iger, is counting on the merger to cement his legacy.
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By counting on American reporters to follow their usual rules, the Kremlin hacked American journalism.
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Nationwide, Biden's campaign is counting on boosting his margins in 24 majority-black congressional districts.
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It is a boom that President Trump has been counting on to add more jobs.
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I remain optimistic, like her, though I'm not counting on finding any Fred Astaires online.
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Congress should pass this legislation right away — our fellow U.S. citizens are counting on us.
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Mr. Newsom says he is counting on innovations in housing construction to help reduce costs.
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She's now counting on a second shipment that's due to arrive in just seven days.
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"Lyft is counting on arbitration agreements to keep drivers from getting what belongs to them."
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The bill's sponsors on both sides of the aisle are counting on our fading memories.
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Boeing also is counting on Calhoun to rebuild relationships with customers, regulators and the public.
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Apple, which is counting on China to provide iPhone sales growth this year, fell 3%.
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The women and children at Zaatari Refugee Camp — and millions more — are counting on us.
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They hope that President Trump will have their backs, but they're not counting on it.
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It's up to all of us to take action—future generations are counting on us.
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Instead, the government seems to be counting on the leaderless, somewhat disorganized movement to dissipate.
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Disney is counting on its theme park division to help offset slowing growth at ESPN.
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Republicans are counting on the strong economy to buoy them in congressional elections this fall.
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They are counting on other markets like Mexico and Europe to buy their agricultural goods.
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CBS is clearly counting on Star Trek fans to help drive subscriptions for the new service.
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For now, it seems Slack is still mostly counting on other companies to integrate those features.
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The couple will star in season 2 of Counting On, which is set to premiere Aug.
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"I am counting on her sticking it out" until her term expires in 2018, Williams said.
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The President is counting on Republicans to vote Republican regardless of what they think of him.
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But Belgium are counting on stars of their own like Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne.
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Read Adam Vary's analysis on how the industry is counting on Endgame to reverse the trend.
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But its corporate partners, including Nike, are also counting on China to lift their bottom lines.
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Some market pros are counting on interest rate cuts, before the Fed ever hikes rates again.
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And this is what President Trump is counting on -- continued conservative support amid his political tailspin.
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Right to Rise has spent millions — $73 million and counting — on the Bush effort so far.
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Both Tesla and GM are counting on these government incentives to help sell their upcoming EVs.
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That's exactly the attitude Disney is counting on for its long-term plans for the character.
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Agribusiness interest groups have been counting on him to carry that torch into the Trump administration.
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They were certain it wouldn't get out, counting on the victims being ashamed of their sexuality.
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WestJet is counting on Swoop to help drive higher revenues this year after a turbulent 2018.
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USB-C is counting on being the i/o port of choice for manufacturers, especially Apple.
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PiS is counting on Viktor Orban, Hungary's equally illiberal prime minister, to block any such motion.
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Investors have been counting on revenue from Instagram to overcome stalling usage of Facebook's core app.
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Instead of getting to grips with these problems, the government appears to be counting on China.
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If you forgot today was April Fools' Day, that's exactly what the Internet was counting on.
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There is at least one father, husband, and mechanic out there who is counting on it.
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In addition, climate scientists were counting on that satellite to help them monitor Arctic ice melt.
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Your guests are counting on you to deliver a nice, juicy bird, ideally by 5 p.m.
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Mr Guaidó is counting on the threat of hardship as much as the promise of aid.
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McConnell and his colleagues are counting on this money to protect them in the 2020 elections.
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Counting on one night of the year, every two years, is likely to have its limits.
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The Trojans are counting on the two signal callers to replace four-year starter Brandon Silvers.
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And it is better for all involved that the Red Sox aren't really counting on it.
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They are counting on Congress to recognize this and take action against the looming "Cadillac" tax.
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With Donald Trump in the White House, Republicans are counting on an ally for their effort.
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Watch Jinger's nuptials in a special episode, Counting On: Jinger's Wedding, airing Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Our agricultural communities are counting on Congress pass this bill – it's time for them to deliver.
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Especially when I started practicing law and I had clients and they were counting on me.
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For the sake of future generations, I'm counting on you to help it see the light.
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Some at the Justice Department may be counting on Trump's aggressive tendencies to do the rest.
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About this time, two big investors we were counting on fell through at the last minute.
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"The country is counting on their representatives to keep them safe and control immigration," Homan said.
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Clinton is counting on voters to appreciate policy ideas that are more strategic than feel-good.
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Millions of Americans – farmers, businesses and families – are counting on them, and time is running out.
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Facebook and Alphabet are counting on businesses to continue their ad spending even as budgets tighten.
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This time, Apple is counting on someone who knows legacy media companies to lead the charge.
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The government is counting on the rebound to help the economy grow 1.7 percent next year.
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Instead, Trump ended up taking a large chunk of the Southern voters Cruz was counting on.
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"We're counting on you to stand up for Arizona families again," a separate Arizona version says.
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But Mr. Kasich's team is counting on a loss by Mr. Rubio in Florida on Tuesday.
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You need to get them right, for the rest of your night is counting on them.
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Timmons believes it will happen because Americans are now counting on policymakers to get things done.
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The team is counting on comebacks by Zack Wheeler, Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Steven Matz.
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The state is counting on non-recurring revenues to meet the rising pension payments in 2016.
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He is cynically counting on the blind loyalty and endless gullibility of his fiercely loyal base.
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"We're counting on Dr. Shulkin to actively address all of the allegations outlined in this report."
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And now it is urgently counting on northern Italy to help reverse that lack of interest.
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But counting on this Congress to successfully manage brinksmanship would not be the world's wisest bet.
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Democrats are counting on the Latino community now and in the future in the same way.
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This is our moment and the generations that follow are counting on us to meet it.
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Biden is counting on post-Super Tuesday momentum and the support of more than 0003 lawmakers.
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On Tuesday, he's counting on them again to help revive his bid for the White House.
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Mr. Trump's tendency to make unpredictable responses has confounded lawmakers who are counting on his support.
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The Twins, who made a surprising appearance in the playoffs last year, are counting on Rodney.
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He told her to pray quietly beside the bed at night, counting on God to intervene.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. is counting on a victory in South Carolina to revive his candidacy.
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He said the company was counting on securing orders worth $4 billion in the near future.
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The company is counting on the Model 3 to increase revenue and pare its quarterly losses.
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President Morales and his cronies are now counting on the Trump administration to save their skin.
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She is unsure how much she will receive or when, but she is counting on something.
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Employers may be counting on colleges to do the work that high schools used to do.
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Anyone counting on AI for business or pleasure could do worse than remember that cautionary tale. ■
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"I wasn't counting on the twenty-four-hour caregiver or the heart-healthy diet," said Lotte.
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Authorities are counting on "new growth engines" such as technology and services to support job creation.
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Yet every city seems to be counting on its neighbors to step up and fix it.
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Jared Kushner has found a new passion, and his father-in-law is counting on him.
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Through Sunday, Trump had made 232017,232018 total false claims since we started counting on July 231972.
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Investors are counting on "Star Wars" to be an engine for Disney for years to come.
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And it is just the kind of passion that sports memorabilia scam artists are counting on.
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REAGAN: I THINK THAT'S WHAT A LOT OF THE RETAIL PEERS ARE COUNTING ON AS WELL.
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Even so, there is evidence the economic boom the administration is counting on could be slowing.
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But police officials are also counting on citizens to "say something" if they notice suspicious activity.
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Watson is counting on the General Assembly to do the right thing and hold hearings now.
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If you're counting on Social Security benefits, you better make sure you don't owe Uncle Sam.
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This, of course, is exactly what ISPs were counting on when they lobbied for this change.
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The Bloomberg campaign is counting on it (assuming they can win some primaries in important states).
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Mr. Putin, the biggest winner from any disunity in NATO, is counting on the second outcome.
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The Congress party is counting on her to appeal to women across caste and religious lines.
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Still, environmental leaders say they are counting on the move to tilt debates over its use.
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Meanwhile, the discounters are counting on the squeezed American consumer to show up at their stores.
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Their loudness in a way would be counting on us to amplify… and freaking people out.
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More than anything, they are counting on him to slash corporate taxes and ease business regulations.
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With his approval ratings at historic lows for so early in a presidency, he is counting on the same people who see Mr. Bannon as their champion — just as Mr. Bannon is counting on Mr. Trump to retain his place in the White House inner circle.
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Counting on the Trump administration to keep its promise to support Puerto Rico's recovery is likely naive.
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"I am counting on having a good working, constructive relationship with the president," Trudeau said in Yellowknife.
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Few are counting on Trump's speech to settle years' worth of Republican disagreements on health care, however.
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I'm counting on Chairman Kim to be determined to follow through on the commitment that he made.
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Three estate agents told Reuters they were counting on continuing low interest rates to help house sales.
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Investors are also counting on more stimulus from China after the Chinese New Year break in February.
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And it appears that the women suing Harvey Weinstein are counting on courts to exercise that discretion.
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Other producers are counting on a replay of 2016, when OPEC cut output and prices gradually increased.
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Now, Counting On is taking us back to see how the reality star picked out her gown.
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The night is dark and full of celebrity breakups, so Blunt and Krasinski, we're counting on you.
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Companies then were looking for ways to grow their businesses but not counting on higher oil prices.
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Ever more, Trump is counting on the mistakes of his opponents — and good luck — for re-election.
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Get it done, because our — our children and grandchildren are counting on us to get it done.
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This appears to be what party leaders are counting on, and, historically, it's not a terrible strategy.
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The Counting On stars exclusively announced the birth of her second baby boy to PEOPLE on Feb.
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Trump is counting on the economy to help him win a second term in next year's election.
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She's counting on the teachers unions to propel her, and the progressive agenda, into the White House.
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He is counting on this strategy to drive further growth - but it has its limits and risks.
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Local government officials said they are counting on the jobs program, which has only just got underway.
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On Saturday, Cyrus didn't mince words when pushing for Clinton, simply telling students, "I'm counting on you."
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Families are counting on us to act and support as we can no longer ignore this epidemic.
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We're much more clear-headed when we make our decisions because we have someone counting on us.
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She is counting on winning the support of British voters, who backed Brexit by 52-48 percent.
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Netflix is counting on a new season of "Stranger Things" to help with international growth next quarter.
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But I do realize there are people who are counting on me, and people who are listening.
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Samsung is counting on the Note 9 to outsell the Note 8 to stem a sales slump.
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Those who've registered for the initiative, however, are counting on Q becoming a real, and profitable, entity.
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The Panthers are counting on an upgrade of speed on the perimeter to help their passing attack.
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Someone needs to bring "the Immortal Iron Fist" back down to Earth — we're counting on you, Defenders!
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Samsung is no doubt counting on people to listen via headphones or synced to an external speaker.
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"We're not counting on any immediate trade resolutions," he said on a post-earnings call with analysts.
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The firm is counting on a shift away from individual users and towards firms to deliver profits.
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The video for the resulting song, "Electric Kiss," currently has 15 million views (and counting) on YouTube.
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A lot of people are counting on this one, a lot of wounded hearts and desperate feelings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A growing number of U.S. companies are counting on virtual reality for real profits.
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So we're counting on an unstable, insecure 33-year-old (with nukes!) to brush off Trump's taunts.
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The company said recently it was counting on Iran for about 400,000 annual vehicle sales by 2020.
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Analysts are counting on Le Peuch to move away from the all-encompassing projects championed by Kibsgaard.
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The Frenchman is counting on left-footed striker Ayoub El Kaabi to lead the line against Iran.
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Many employees "resisted opportunities from outside the company because they were counting on those pensions," he said.
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Plus, it's counting on a not-so-secret weapon: Iowa's colleges are in session this caucus day.
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Their search reportedly uncovered "several million Euros," of which Diario has documented tax agents counting on video.
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" The Counting On star then suggested that "we do not need to fill every silence with words.
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Trump is counting on a strong job market and ample consumer confidence to secure a second term.
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HTC, the Taiwanese phone maker that crashed in smartphones, is counting on V.R. gear for a revival.
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Dealers are counting on the new models to be more affordable, and attractive to a wider audience.
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The millions of Americans who rely on air travel for business and pleasure are counting on them.
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The Democratic establishment are counting on the first two and acquiescing, or at least ignoring, the last.
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She's counting on the support of a lot of people who simply don't like her very much.
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"Donnelly was counting on an energized [Democratic] base, but Kennedy just gassed up the evangelicals," Howey said.
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Facebook is now counting on Okta to securely bring more businesses into the world of subscription software.
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We know how much this election matters, and we know how many people are counting on us.
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Tell them we must work together to get this done for the children & families counting on CHIP.
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His opponents have been counting on the political system to stop this runaway train, to no avail.
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Ranger has also become a social media star, with more than 91,000 followers (and counting) on Instagram.
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He was counting on the state to revive his campaign and show that his coalition could grow.
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In Texas, Republicans are counting on the state's G.O.P. tradition to insulate them from Mr. Trump's unpopularity.
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The company has been counting on a quick expansion of its Model 3 business to increase revenue.
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But counting on a roster with such a dubious health history — and questionable defensive skills — does not.
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Tesla is confronting sales challenges in Europe and China, markets it has been counting on for expansion.
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Markets are already counting on the Federal Reserve to come to the rescue by cutting interest rates.
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But we're all counting on the company because there is no substitute for what it has created.
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If Mr. Flynn was counting on others to cover his tracks, he seems to have calculated correctly.
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And Jerry Kinkey, 71, is precisely the type of voter that Democrats are counting on this year.
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Sanders invested heavily in Texas and was counting on its Latino voters to propel him to victory.
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Tesla is counting on a rapid rise in Model 216 sales to increase revenue and generate profits.
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Cash-strapped Biden is also counting on a wave of free media should he win South Carolina.
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Ankara is undoubtedly counting on the West's own hostility toward refugees to win acceptance of its plans.
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Four years later, they're counting on Ross, now the manager, to reverse their slide down the standings.
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Money leader Biden is counting on a win in South Carolina's primary Saturday to revive his candidacy.
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And they are counting on a Congress that does the people's business with dignity, despite its differences.
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For now, Mr. Sykes is counting on the meeting Thursday to help return a sense of normalcy.
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People have been counting on Assad's fall for six years now, and he's as entrenched as ever.
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Investors are counting on the playbook of the last decade to hold out for a little longer.
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Manafort, unlike Cohen, has defied federal prosecutors and may, in fact, be counting on a presidential pardon.
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I'd like to see the government something about them but I'm not sure I'm counting on that.
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But Bloomberg since said they've been pushed to 20203, so we're not counting on October for these.
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" But Ms. Hutchins is not counting on free promotion from the women she calls her "extended family.
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Viacom is counting on him to bring immediate stability to Paramount, which has been in free-fall.
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The former vice president's campaign is still counting on strong finishes in the four early nominating states.
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He was counting on strong black support in South Carolina to put him over the top there.
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Playing dumb and counting on his buddies to cover for him was how President Trump got elected.
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We are counting on you to keep your promise by bringing Austin Tice home before you leave office!
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Since the tweet went up last night, it has garnered more than 180K likes — and counting — on Twitter.
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INGRAHAM: Herman, it&aposs so funny, everyone is bean counting on gender or race or ethnicity or religion.
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Long-time campaigners are counting on a measles campaign to ignite a new fervor for public health work.
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"More than 62 million girls around the world are counting on us to be their voice," she said.
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Orbital is counting on a smooth Antares launch to help attract other customers for the rocket besides NASA.
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" The Counting On star even advises couples to seek help "if you're struggling with sex with your spouse.
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And that could be an issue for many of the black voters Biden is counting on for support.
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And so we designed the tax reform in the House to be deficit-neutral, counting on economic growth.
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Pell's lawyers will now be counting on an appeal filed last week to keep him out of jail.
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Investors and banks are counting on buyout firms to be successful, in order to avoid another disappointing year.
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Altogether, the box holds one exquisite rainbow of wines that we're counting on to pull plenty of likes.
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Perhaps investors are counting on candidates being less radical in office than they are on the campaign trail.
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Now, Dillard appears on another series, Counting On, with his wife, Jill, her siblings, and all their children.
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The vote trend, however, is not uniform, and vote-counting on the country's west coast has not started.
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She is not counting on the conscience of her opponents, and will try to force their hand instead.
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Counting on a continuing Saudi help in suppressing energy costs and headline inflation is obviously an implausible assumption.
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On Tuesday's season premiere of Counting On, fans were officially introduced to Jeremy Vuolo, Jinger Duggar's now fiancé.
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Davis is counting on Hsu, who has experience scaling marketplaces, to help BlackBird expand its membership and reach.
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Octane AI is counting on celebrity content creators to build conversational experiences that people actually want to have.
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Last year, Jill's husband Derick, 30, was fired from Counting On after making controversial comments on transgender identity.
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Catch the premiere of Counting On tonight on TLC at 9/8c to see Jinger's wedding dress hunt.
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Santos was initially counting on swift approval of the needed changes that in some cases require constitutional amendments.
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BY PULLING out of the Iran nuclear deal, President Donald Trump is counting on renegotiation or regime change.
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The 21-year-old Counting On star is courting 18-year-old Lauren Swanson, they tell PEOPLE exclusively.
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But the company is counting on the fact that everyone knows about cranberry juice's reputation in that area.
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The Counting On stars welcomed their first child, a healthy baby boy named Gideon Martyn Forsyth, on Feb.
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Lisa Vanderpump is expanding her empire, and she's counting on a couple of Toms to make it happen.
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Is our enemy counting on our cultural rot to immobilize us in the face of this existential threat?
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Every day I was a candidate for president, I knew that millions of people were counting on me.
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Veterans, too, are counting on Trump to fulfill his campaign promises to reform the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Without those reforms, China will not spur growth in other countries, as many seem to be counting on.
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If you're counting on a tax refund coming, better make sure scammers haven't beaten you to your cash.
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"Love doesn't always = approval," continued Jill, who previously starred on TLC's Counting On alongside multiple her Duggar siblings.
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Cadillac is counting on its attention monitoring system to ensure that drivers keep their eyes on the road.
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Families, neighborhoods, hospitals, businesses and individuals like you and I — the entire American economy — are counting on it.
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And he is counting on the leaders of the Republican Party to let him get away with it.
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The Navy is counting on inexpensive, quick-firing lasers to help it match a rapidly-modernizing Chinese fleet.
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A compelling reason for putting carbon removal on "the agenda" is that we are already counting on it.
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Employers, investors and workers are counting on Republicans delivering this economic stimulant before the end of the year.
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In a March episode of Jill & Jessa: Counting On, Anna tearfully spoke about visiting her husband in rehab.
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But to solve the bulk of the financing gap, Beijing is counting on private companies to pitch in.
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"In this environment, counting on core fixed income for returns is going to be difficult," Mr. Rieder said.
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But first, the union might have been counting on President Donald Trump weighing in with some snap reaction.
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Supporters of the deal are not naïve - we are not counting on a broader change in Iranian behavior.
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It is very hard to reach our goals with this sum, so we are counting on foreign grants.
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I'm counting on young minds like hers to grasp the new economic realities and innovate for the future.
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The 23-year-old married Vuolo back in November, and now Counting On is following their newlywed journey.
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New York (CNN Business)Elon Musk was at one point counting on Saudi money to take Tesla private.
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We're told "guest appearances" are always a possibility, but as of now producers aren't counting on having NeNe.
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Barra is now counting on those relationships to help her steer through 2019, and mend fences in Washington.
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In effect, you'd be counting on Medicaid cuts and the new consumption tax to finance the whole thing.
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Either way, we're told Debbie is sad, but is not counting on any emotional support from her daughter.
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Iger said he was counting on antitrust regulators to look at the deal with the consumer in mind.
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Mueller might very well be counting on something that just doesn't exist: political outrage from the Republican Congress.
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Most of the major oil companies are counting on petrochemicals and plastics to continue to drive oil profits.
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For Americans counting on the Trump administration to protect them from the disease, this should be deeply disturbing.
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He is counting on Senate Republicans to serve as a firewall against the Russia investigation and much more.
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And he was counting on Mr. Xi's support to give teeth to United Nations sanctions against the North.
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Mr. Modi is counting on India's business class, a key constituency, and he has led in the polls.
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Netflix has plenty of the first, and it's counting on Dolly Parton to serve up the other two.
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Bond investors are counting on further easing, with the 10-year yield hitting a record low of 0.10%.
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Biden's team is counting on a strong result in South Carolina to bring more money to his campaign.
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Policymakers need to get it right and remember the millions of people counting on retail for their paycheck.
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"We're very much counting on him to step up and be the champion on this," Mr. Melmeyer said.
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Other methods of early childhood education will most likely continue to thrive, counting on devoted legions of parents.
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Obamacare's planners were counting on this, which is why they tried so hard to get young Latinos enrolled.
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Trump is counting on Republican senators' support, reportedly calling McConnell frequently to stress the need for GOP unity.
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The brand has ruled out compulsory redundancies until 21.2 and is counting on natural attrition and voluntary retirements.
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Traders are counting on the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates next month to prop up growth.
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But it should also be a warning for anyone counting on anti-Trump fervor to mobilize the masses.
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It's absolutely clear that governments in general have been absolutely calm, quiet and tranquil - counting on central banks.
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Biden is counting on big support from black voters Saturday, something the Clyburn endorsement is intended to stoke.
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But even then, the Mets would be counting on pitchers with recent injury questions to pitch well instantly.
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Yet, many of Mr. Trump's supporters say they are counting on him to follow through on his promises.
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Moldova had been counting on the loan, and another from the European Union, to ease its fiscal deficit.
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Beijing's crackdown threatens an almost exclusively Chinese industry that had been counting on the country as a haven.
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Temer opponents are counting on a TSE ruling against the scandal-hit president to force him from office.
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Counting on soundbites and 140 character tweets for information can put us in a dangerous position, says Treasure.
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President Trump, America's workers are counting on you to protect our jobs and to defend our national security.
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We know you are better than this, and we are counting on you to do the right thing.
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Santos is counting on the state approval process to remain independent in the hands of the planning regulator.
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They are counting on winning or beating expectations by a wide margin in the Iowa caucuses on Feb.
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Four ad tech executives said they are counting on deference from regulators until Google supports the consortium technology.
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Maybe some adults will someday enter the halls in Washington, but nobody seems to be counting on it.
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Republicans are counting on a future Congress to extend the lower rates, as has happened in the past.
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Survivors, increasingly unable to tell their own stories, are counting on us to keep the flame of remembrance.
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"Watching my sisters go through that with their courtships sets a really good example," says the Counting On star.
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Jill & Jessa: Counting On concludes its current season on Tuesday with a two-hour block starting at 8 p.m.
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On Monday night's Counting On, fans got to watch the September nuptials of Joseph Duggar and Kendra Caldwell unfold.
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People who were counting on reason to win out were left depressed and confused after the votes were tallied.
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"Watching my sisters go through that with their courtships sets a really good example," said the Counting On star.
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Earlier on Tuesday, government adviser Yoram Gutgeld said Italy was counting on the markets to help the Tuscan lender.
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" Sara is counting on that strength as she struggles through the recovery process, which she admits "is still hard.
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Snap's late-stage private investors are counting on an IPO pop to cash in on their high-dollar investments.
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Clearly, if we're counting on President Trump to lead by example on best security practices, we're all screwed. [BuzzFeed]
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The Counting On star shared sonogram photos to Instagram on Wednesday, less than a month after announcing her pregnancy.
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Which is exactly why we're counting on the discovery of cold brew subscriptions to help us save this summer.
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If the Chinese regime is counting on the resumption of school to halt this movement, they can forget it.
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"We're counting on the same guys night in and night out to score for us," winger Milan Lucic said.
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Even if Lula is not on the ballot, the PT is counting on these arguments to bolster its support.
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Facebook had recently gone public and was counting on third-party apps such as games to help drive growth.
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Projecting climate and growth decades from now is fraught with uncertainty; so is counting on other countries to act.
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From Washington to Brussels and beyond, capitals are counting on continuity not chaos in Turkey's changing military line up.
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Apple also is counting on HomePod to boost subscriptions to Apple Music and block the rise of rival Spotify.
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No word on whether or not it'll be in this week's Goop newsletter, but we're totally counting on it!
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"I'm glad Derick was fired from Counting On. Enough is enough with all of his nonsense," user Travelingafar wrote.
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He wanted to provoke internet chatter about who died — he probably just wasn't counting on it being so negative.
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A large turnout would tend to benefit Mr. Trump, who is counting on voters who have not caucused before.
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"We were counting on the voice of reason from employers," said an official from Prime Minister Manuel Valls' office.
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Fitbit is likely counting on the Alta to keep the company at the forefront of the fitness tracker scene.
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The Counting On star shared the adorable moment, which was captured by cameras, in an Instagram photo on Thursday.
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Chile is the world's top copper producer and the country's vast mining industry is also counting on Pinera's support.
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Profit margins fell across its various business units, including ones that the company is counting on for future growth.
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Also, some laws had been changed by Congress, erasing tax breaks and business incentives Puerto Rico was counting on.
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The Counting On star and her husband Austin Forsyth are expecting their first child together, they tell PEOPLE exclusively.
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Ahead of an upcoming general election, politicians will be counting on votes from the country's millions of appeased shopkeepers.
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Ishiba is counting on his grass-roots popularity, but analysts say that's unlikely to offset weak support among MPs.
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Hill Republicans are tuning out President Trump's comments on policy, counting on their ability to change his mind later.
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Carson is counting on that support -- so far not reflected in the polls -- to deliver the state for him.
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This is what Nazis like Anglin, who strategized ways to meme their way into the mainstream, were counting on.
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"Watching my sisters go through that with their courtships sets a really good example," added the Counting On star.
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We're counting on them to buck politics and choose to keep young people like me — and all Americans — healthy.
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Myanmar has said it is was counting on China and Russia to protect it from any Security Council censure.
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I also had a contract I was counting on to pay my bills fall through at the last minute.
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"Like P.T. Barnum said," Giacalone concludes, "There's a sucker born every minute—and these guys are counting on it."
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Adecco had been counting on acceleration in European economic growth that did not materialise, forcing it to pare expectations.
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Clinton for deciding to campaign in California, where she is counting on minority voters to propel her to victory.
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People like Mr. Dembach are counting on the innovative technologies that have had profound positive effects on their lives.
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Snowden has floated a pardon deal from President Obama but now has also said he's not counting on one.
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So we must cut taxes on those "job creators" instead, counting on a rising tide to raise all boats.
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Organizers say they're still confident on hitting their targets, and are counting on momentum building as the Games approach.
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Petrobras' controlling shareholder, the Brazilian government, is also counting on those fields to kick-start Brazil's recession-mired economy.
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We are counting on our lawmakers to come together again and use all available tools to stop offshore drilling.
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Congressional Republicans are counting on faster economic growth to help make up for revenues lost to proposed tax cuts.
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The tiny republic has been counting on IMF and EU loans to fill gaps in its 2016 state budget.
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"There are a lot of people who are really counting on Social Security as an important lifeline," Johnson said.
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There is no room for error as Prince Mohammed is counting on people like Ghamdi to support his reforms.
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Many of them have been counting on Robert Mueller to rescue them from the waking nightmare of Trump's presidency.
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Sanders told AP last week that he was counting on "Medicare for All" to get voters to the polls.
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Democrats are counting on picking up Republican Senate seats, such as Toomey's, to regain control of the congressional chamber.
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Jinger and the ordained pastor's relationship has been featured throughout Counting On, including Jeremy shopping for the engagement ring.
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Aqua, which has made growth-stage investments in the sector of agribusiness, food and logistics, is counting on that.
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And with vinyl having a bit of an extended renaissance, Mr. Antonoff is counting on something similar for CDs.
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Investors are also counting on another rate hike before year-end, though the outlook for 2019 is less clear.
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Farmers plant their crops accordingly, counting on the spring rains to soak the plants and ensure a productive harvest.
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I've found that we're more likely to stay on task when we know other people are counting on us.
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In the end, the ACM Awards winner found strength in her fans counting on her to deliver a show.
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But officials said the White House was not counting on its Arab friends to promote the president's peace initiative.
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It's nothing Bobby wouldn't do to Chuck if the opportunity presented itself, and that's what Taylor is counting on.
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One advantage that automakers are counting on is the wider variety of cars they will bring to the market.
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Justin McCurry is counting on his seven years' worth of living expenses that he's saved in bonds and cash.
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Either way, immigrant rights activists are not counting on legal action to be the ultimate protection for the Dreamers.
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For years, Apple focused mainly on selling devices, counting on consumers to upgrade phones and tablets every few years.
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Trump administration officials instead are counting on a strong economy to improve the solvency of Social Security and Medicare.
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The announcement on Thursday is the latest sign that Waymo is counting on a rapid liftoff for the service.
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Here are five takeaways from a dramatic night of vote-counting on the biggest primary day of the year.
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Those are the same voters who former Vice President Joe Biden is counting on to right his struggling campaign.
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Other states that would lose money are also not counting on their superior management to make up the difference.
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He said he was counting on the unlikely army of Leave supporters and donors he encountered throughout his campaign.
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Builders may be counting on the tight supply in the existing home market to push more business their way.
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If this figure grows 6% annually, Virgin Galactic is counting on about 0.5% of them to fly each year.
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It's too easy to write all these people off as racists, for that's exactly what Bannon is counting on.
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And one day when I saw him he said, 'You can keep counting on my support and my understanding.
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Airlines routinely sell tickets to more people than the plane can seat, counting on several people not to arrive.
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Beijing is counting on a strong services sector to cushion the impact from trade uncertainties and factory job losses.
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We need to 100x the global GDP while cutting carbon emissions, and billions of people are counting on us.
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Saudi Arabia was counting on the I.P.O. to attract foreign investment to help diversify its economy away from oil.
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The groups say the students were counting on the borrower defense rule to give them their day in court.
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Now he was relying on them again, just as they were counting on him, coaching from his hospital bed.
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Democrats are counting on retirements to help them win the 24 seats they need to retake the House majority.
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Implicitly and explicitly, Ms. Harris is counting on the support of African-American women to win the Democratic nomination.
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Universal's "The Mummy," meanwhile is counting on a strong overseas total to make up for less impressive domestic earnings.
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Republicans have been counting on Mr. Trump to use his influence to persuade wavering members to support the plan.
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Democrats are also counting on Mr. Trump's sinking approval rating, among all but Republican voters, to continue to fall.
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The South American neighbors are counting on sentimental support with Uruguay having hosted the first World Cup in 1930.
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And Congress should turn its attention to public investments, rather than counting on tax cuts to motivate private ones.
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Beyond Meat and its new meatless burger rivals are counting on going head to head with meat inside stores.
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She is counting on her hometown credentials, track record as a Houston attorney, and local name recognition to win.
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Many businesses, facing slowing sales, are in no mood to make the fresh investments that Beijing is counting on.
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The shift could hurt Japanese companies that have been counting on the yen's weakness, Mr. Adachi of JPMorgan Chase said.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries is counting on its new migraine treatment to haul it out of the doldrums.
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We are counting on congress to step up in the coming months to pay back what it owes our city.
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As for Lai, he is counting on his creative recipes and high-tech techniques to stand out in the crowd.
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On Monday, TLC aired a one-hour Counting On special chronicling Joy-Anna's journey to becoming a first-time mom.
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The Malaysian government is encouraging large-scale farming of durian, counting on a 50 percent jump in exports by 53.
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Intel is counting on increased demand for its server chips in data centers as the PC market continues to shrink.
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Instead, Bolsonaro is counting on his robust social media presence, where he outstrips rivals with 5.4 million followers on Facebook.
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Jim Bob and Michell Duggar couldn't wait to express their happiness for the Counting On star and her new husband.
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And for those wondering if the toddler underwent his first haircut, the Counting On star — who is expecting baby no.
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But in June, "It was crickets other than counting on one hand Google's most reliable voices in Washington," says Cleland.
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Shortly after the cancellation, TLC announced a spin-off: Counting On, which focuses on Jill, Jessa, and the elder Duggars.
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"We are still counting on the U.N. attempt to try and pull a rabbit out of the hat," Gargash said.
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"I was counting on that stock to take us there, and I don't think it has the mojo," Cramer said.
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Counting On fans will get to witness the couple's relationship on season 2 of the series, set to premiere Aug.
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Policymakers are counting on an increase in capital expenditure to fuel gains in productivity, create new jobs and increase wages.
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"These vandals are unbearable," Valls told reporters, adding that he was counting on the courts to deal firmly with them.
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Autodesk remains a big-time AWS spender, counting on Amazon's infrastructure as it migrates from desktop software to the cloud.
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But they are instead counting on Trump to make the issue — like he does with everything else — all about Trump.
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Kamala Harris, who has been counting on her home state's primary to help her mount a comeback in the race.
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They come as heavily funded but money-losing Vice is counting on the agency to help it erase its losses.
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Still, I wondered whether the officers I saw at the ceremony realized how much we are now counting on them.
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Ontario is counting on C$3.1bn ($2.3bn) this year in revenue from the land-transfer tax, about 3% of revenues.
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Western powers are counting on the new government to unify Libya's political and armed factions to take on Islamic State.
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And Kate has been counting on her personal hairdresser, Amanda Cook Tucker to style her picture-perfect blowout since 2012.
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On an episode of Counting On, Forsyth asked for Jim Bob's blessing to enter into a courtship with Joy-Anna.
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Markets are counting on possibly three rate cuts before the end of the year, with the first in late July.
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The Counting On star, 23, and his wife, 19, revealed the baby's sex in February through the Duggar family website.
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With equity markets at record levels, investors have been counting on strong earnings to justify the relatively expensive stock valuations.
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The Counting On star coyly debuted her baby bump in a family photo shared on the Duggar family Instagram Friday.
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MW: The lenders in that [deal] are counting on SoundCloud's enterprise value being enough to cover its debt [as collateral].
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Bahrain has done well at convincing its citizens to try the private sector instead of counting on cushy state gigs.
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Many of those who voted for him are counting on him to create new jobs and push up real wages.
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The former "19 Kids and Counting" and "Counting On" star shared a seven-ingredient salad dressing recipe to her blog.
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Policymakers are counting on growth in services to offset the stubborn weakness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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For her supporters, that's part and parcel of her appeal: They are counting on her flexibility to get things done.
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I know I have to be strong because there are too many counting on me for me to be weak.
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One auto industry worker said he is also counting on the deal to keep the industry in an upward swing.
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The Counting On stars announced the sex of their first child on Tuesday with a sweet video posted by TLC.
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The world's largest generic drugmaker had been counting on its branded migraine treatment to haul it out of the doldrums.
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Last month, the Counting On star announced her new relationship status during an episode of the family's spin-off show.
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Caputo-Pearl said the union was counting on Thurmond and Garcetti to make the case that funding could be found.
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IBM has been counting on its artificial intelligence and cloud businesses as it attempts to reverse years of revenue declines.
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His approval was even lower among minority voters, whose support Clinton is counting on in her primary fight with Sanders.
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People are counting on Congress to find solutions in the right places, and this is the one that makes sense.
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In particular, there was little sign of the wage pressures that the Fed is counting on to push inflation higher.
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More specifically, SoftBank is counting on the smooth evolution of today's rideshare companies into vast networks of self-driving taxis.
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I'm counting on each one of you to help maintain our culture of disruption, the source of the Nest magic.
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Sellers and Campbell are counting on their West Texas location to help them hedge against the additional risks of drilling.
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According to Albanese, he had exploited his victim's condition, counting on the apnea to finish off what the midazolam began.
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It received $82 million in its first phase-two payout, compared to the $177 million it had been counting on.
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Republicans, in fact, are counting on it, since it amounts to a concession to how they are framing their arguments.
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But after years of declining minivan sales, the company is counting on getting a lift from demographics, Mr. Velisek said.
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The prince was in effect counting on his father's death to reach the pinnacle of his own growth and maturation.
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In 2016, Jinger gave Counting On fans a behind-the-scenes look at styling her super-straight, waist-length strands.
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Six members and counting on the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots will skip a trip to the White House.
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PEOPLE has confirmed that the Counting On star and her husband Derick, who married in June 2014, are expecting again.
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The committee hasn't actually issued a formal summons to Zuckerberg, because it's still counting on him to voluntarily show up.
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The political consequences: Trump is counting on a strong job market and ample consumer confidence to secure a second term.
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With hundreds of thousands of youth counting on them, improving youth probation should be the first item on their agenda.
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Daimler is counting on continued strong profits to fund its investments in new technologies expected to reshape the auto industry.
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For now, the Kurds are still counting on the Americans to preserve them a place in a future Syrian state.
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It had been counting on the device - costing 988,900 won ($882) in South Korea - to compete with Apple Inc's (AAPL.
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Fixing the plumbing, wiring, and flooring cost her another $40,000, so she spent $80,000 and counting on her tiny house.
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States and communities throughout the west, in particular, are counting on us to work together to pass them into law.
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The Lebanese people are counting on the United States government to do the right thing and continue funding the LAF.
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She was taken off a project that she was counting on for her income for the remainder of the year.
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States and communities throughout the west, in particular, are counting on us to work together to pass them into law.
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The London-based company was once counting on Minas-Rio to produce 26.5 million tonnes of iron ore by 2016.
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Jill Duggar Dillard and Jessa Duggar Seewald premiered their spin-off show, Jill & Jessa: Counting On, on TLC in December.
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Now, some analysts who had been counting on even more are already writing it off, even before the second trial.
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Instead, she is counting on members of Congress to pass a bill that will give TPS holders permanent legal status.
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But he said he was counting on a widening base of support among the public as he started making changes.
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Weeks ago, his advisers were counting on a strong economy and a Democratic opponent easily portrayed as too far left.
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But after the draft, the two catchers that Missouri State was counting on for the next season signed pro contracts.
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But if states were counting on 9 months or more of asset-forfeiture money, they ended up getting only 3.
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That left her short of the extra funds she had been counting on to supplement her monthly Social Security check.
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But it's going to distract from other initiatives investors are counting on for growth, like virtual reality and video content.
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Though one can never be sure, we're counting on most New Yorkers, even confirmed traditionalists, to adjust without much trouble.
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"China is also counting on the New Development Bank for emerging countries [formerly known as the BRICS Bank]", said Ekman.
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The movement's founders are counting on the idea that the world is watching as they continue to defy the military.
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Democrats are counting on the state to flip several congressional seats and help the party win control of the House.
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Many took out loans to pay for taxi medallions, counting on business that has instead nose-dived amid fierce competition.
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Following the scandal, the Duggar kids returned to the network with spinoff Counting On, focused primarily on the eldest siblings.
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Trump is counting on first-time caucusgoers and is even targeting Democrats, urging them to switch parties on caucus night.
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That rate is above most other estimates but well below the 3 percent Mr. Trump appears to be counting on.
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It could also jeopardize the former vice president's strength in the later-voting, more diverse states he is counting on.
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Mr. Lawrence had been counting on Mr. Lockley's return from prison to calm the big egos seeking the top job.
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The company's chief executive, Elon Musk, is counting on the battery-powered sedan to turn Tesla into a volume carmaker.
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I am counting on these teenagers to press forward with their peaceful civil disobedience until our lawmakers do their job.
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Mr. Trump is counting on Saudi Arabia, his first stop on this trip, to help bring peace to the region.
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"Trump is now counting on his Republican enablers in the Senate to bail him out," campaign spokesman Andrew Bates said.
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Counting on a merger Now, Sprint is trying to convince regulators that it needs to join forces with T-Mobile.
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The Trump administration is counting on a strong economy at the time of the next presidential election in November 85033.
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With equity markets at record levels, investors have been counting on robust company earnings to justify relatively expensive stock valuations.
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It's even worse when we're counting on the thing-that-never-happens to show up and make everything else okay.
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Biden has consistently enjoyed outsized support among black voters and is counting on them to help him win the nomination.
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The idea has been met with severe skepticism and fear that pensions may evaporate for the millions counting on it.
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The source cautioned that US officials are counting on Turkish officials to follow through on their end of the agreement.
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But Trump's track record on issues such as health care and immigration means none of them is counting on it.
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Madowitz agreed, saying that a cooling job market could leave older workers counting on more income in a tough spot.
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Google and its parent company, Alphabet, are counting on new businesses as growth slows in its core digital advertising business.
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The way the process has been going, counting on a reasonable vote at the last minute is seriously tempting disaster.
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Gettleman may be counting on the Giants receiving a high-round compensatory draft pick when Collins signs with another team.
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"Of course we are counting on additional tourists coming to the region and in particular to Gadheim," he told Reuters.
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Chernova has not issued a public apology after her ban and Ennis-Hill said she was not counting on getting one.
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For more on the Duggar family, check out their website and catch Counting On when it returns to TLC this summer.
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Counting on the veteran guard to be the difference-maker in the biggest game of the year is dubious at best.
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But many in Tabasco see the energy reforms as a threat and are counting on Lopez Obrador to protect their livelihood.
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The debt-ridden company is counting on the drug - fremanezumab - along with Huntington's treatment Austedo, to help it return to growth.
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Trump is counting on a fresh start with McMaster — and he has chosen someone who appears much more wary of Russia.
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The Counting On star wed Lauren Swanson on Saturday at John Brown University Cathedral of the Ozarks in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
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For retirees counting on fixed-income securities like government bonds, low interest rates can also mean a lower standard of living.
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On a recent episode of Counting On, Jinger opened up about her 18-hour labor, during which she received an epidural.
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She is counting on Snyder to save Medicaid expansion in Michigan, and worries about the Trump administration's planned repeal of Obamacare.
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Before Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo welcomed her baby girl in July, the pregnant Counting On star assessed all of her childbirth options.
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Investment banks are counting on increased debt and equity underwriting to make up for slowing mergers and acquisitions announcements in Brazil.
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"I was not expecting to go early," the Counting On star said, adding that if anything, she expected to deliver late.
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"We are overjoyed to begin this new phase of our lives together," the Counting On star told PEOPLE at the time.
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The 21-year-old Counting On star dedicated a loving Instagram post to Swanson on Friday to celebrate her special day.
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Blackburn is counting on a nationalized message to carry her, even as Democrats' chances of gaining control appear to be fading.
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Tesla is counting on the Model 0.53, its least pricey car, to become a profitable, high-volume manufacturer of electric cars.
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"We are not counting on a rebound in commodities," CN Chief Marketing Officer Jean-Jacques Ruest told analysts on a call.
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It can also ensure you are maximizing the impact of your donations and ending up with the deductions you're counting on.
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Recent jitters in the markets are a sign that investors are counting on Mr Trump and his party to pass legislation.
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Beijing has been leaning more on fiscal stimulus this time, counting on higher infrastructure spending and tax cuts to stoke growth.
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The equity market is counting on Donald Trump to boost the US economy; if investors are right, credit ratings will improve.
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Analysts and advisers say he has been counting on public support for his economic policies to extend the coalition's majority there.
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Carolina is counting on a core of players with limited experience, so it could take time for it to all click.
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The pregnant Counting On star, who is due this month, shared a sweet new baby bump photo to Instagram on Monday.
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They are not, however, counting on a disorderly departure which involves Britain leaving without any sort of deal on trading arrangements.
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Young adults counting on remaining on their parents' insurance until the age of 26 would be suddenly booted into uninsured status.
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"I don't know if I would have ever thought about #HePlaysForMe if I was counting on music for income," he says.
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Walgreens is counting on a slew of smaller partnerships, including with health insurers Humana and UnitedHealth Group's urgent care business, MedExpress.
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The couple's courtship will be a big part of the new season of Counting On when it returns to TLC Aug.
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In some cases, farmers in this region were counting on higher almond prices to help pay for costly supplemental water purchases.
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Beijing has been counting on a strong services sector to pick up the slack as exports falter and manufacturers shed jobs.
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The Counting On star and Vuolo, a former pro soccer player turned minister, are relocating from Laredo, Texas to Los Angeles.
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The company is counting on the latest season of "Stranger Things" to help boost global subscriber growth in the next quarter.
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Sort it out Glastonbury, the people are counting on you to bring us the quality late-career conceit acts we deserve.
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On last week's episode of Counting On, Anna spoke out about Josh's then-upcoming release from a faith-based rehab facility.
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Your cousins in China are counting on this money to go to school, and they have so much less than you.
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Young adults counting on remaining on their parents' insurance until the age of 26 would suddenly find themselves without health care.
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And it complicates the argument for Republicans counting on widespread dissatisfaction with the economy to help them win the White House.
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"So many people are counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for the country," Clinton, 69, told reporters.
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"Louisiana women are counting on the Supreme Court," Nancy Northup, CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement.
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While the West was counting on Turkey's commitment to eradicate ISIS, Turkey chose to go after the Kurds and Assad instead.
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Biden made it clear to donors last month in Iowa that he's counting on Catholics to help him win the state.
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For those counting on economic growth to eliminate the deficit, the annual increase in GDP required would be more than 10%.
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Tesla is counting on the $35,000 Model 3 to help it meet its goal of producing 500,000 cars annually in 2018.
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Your friendly immigrants' rights advocate (reporting to you from vacation because the kids are counting on us to get this right).
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The Counting On star took to Instagram on Thursday to share an adorable picture, celebrating her son turning 2 months old.
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Why would Scott say he was waiting on the White House when the White House said it was counting on him?
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Conze, 48, backed the strategic shakeup and said he was counting on the creativity and passion of his team to succeed.
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The Counting On stars are also parents to two sons: 3-year-old Spurgeon Elliot and 2-year-old Henry Wilberforce.
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As CEO of AliceX, a burgeoning virtual reality porn start-up, he's counting on the surge to help his business grow.
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The company is counting on the VIP market to pay for a new A$2.2 billion casino on the Sydney waterfront.
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On Monday's episode of Counting On, Jinger and Jeremy's good friends, Luis and Cara, come to Laredo, Texas, for a visit.
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Being overeducated, underemployed movie geeks, this meant counting on the power of passionate reason to counter the flood of fleeing customers.
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"This will put the UK in a difficult position because they were counting on electricity from Hinkley by 2025," Roulstone said.
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"We need every Republican in Congress—and we're counting on Kentucky," the vice president said, while looking like an unwanted Lego.
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It remained at number one for 12 non-consecutive weeks and has spent 31 weeks and counting on the chart overall.
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Republicans on the campaign trail promised to repeal the law, and Americans are counting on them to stick to their promise.
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We should be proud of that, and I'm counting on you all to help communicate in every corner of the world.
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DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD He described the Saudi youth he is counting on to achieve his vision as "a double-edged sword".
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More importantly, Musk is counting on the Model Y to hit the company's goal of delivering 1 million cars by 2020.
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The market's run to record highs has left equities relatively expensive and investors are counting on earnings to justify the valuations.
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But Trump's team was really counting on last year's tax cut to stir the white, working-class base in the midterms.
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South Korea has been riveted by how he saved Oh, and Lee says he knew his country was counting on him.
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They were still counting on a chance to learn a trade—but half of them would be gone in two weeks.
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The Bank of England has said it is counting on a recovery in exports to help lift growth in the economy.
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China is counting on growth in services and consumption to offset persistent weakness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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The President is counting on its loyalty and hoping that it will ignore the red lights that are flashing in Washington.
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The House approach shifts war funding into the base budget and is counting on the next president to request more funds.
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Bernie Sanders — are counting on: If the system provides equal or more comprehensive benefits, then Americans are likely to support it.
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Novartis, which releases half-year results on Tuesday, is counting on biosimilars helping it kick-start lagging growth starting in 2018.
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And then counting on the world being both infinitely thirsty and that its purchasing power will never be dented by recession.
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"The investigative team is counting on tips from the community to help solve these crimes," Sergeant g Howard said on Thursday.
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Just calling Russia a declining regional power, or counting on that status to bring it to heel, is not a strategy.
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He is counting on victories in Wisconsin and especially New York to pick up delegates and deal setbacks to Mrs. Clinton.
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The carriers took on a rash of chronically ill patients filing costly claims, counting on taxpayer subsidies to bear the burden.
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Clinton has overwhelmingly won the support of black voters and will be counting on them again next week in New York.
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With Slack's direct listing afoot, the Troops team is counting on the imminent and long-term growth of the company's platform.
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This year, McCaskill is counting on winning the voters who supported her in 2012 and went for Trump four years later.
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Republicans are counting on the rewrite of the tax code to maintain their control of Congress during this year's midterm elections.
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Her trip to Mexico would be canceled at the last minute, along with the $5,000 bonus she had been counting on.
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"I've been counting on one more time," said Mr. Cramer, who polls show is leading in his bid against Ms. Heitkamp.
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But its enforcement action against Herbalife in July 2016 was not the death knell that Mr. Ackman had been counting on.
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Like Ms. Warren, Mr. Sanders is counting on small donations from huge numbers of grass-roots Democrats to power his campaign.
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"I am counting on our young players like Chae-rim to continue their growth after this type of match," he said.
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The Republicans are counting on a favorable congressional map to help their majority ride out a possible "wave" election this November.
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Attorney General William Barr is counting on us to be satisfied that the report is not as heavily redacted as feared.
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Background: Since January, Mr. Guaidó has run what amounts to a parallel government, counting on support from more than 50 countries.
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That is good news for President Trump, who is counting on a strong economy to improve his chances for re-election.
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In Ohio and Illinois, Biden is again counting on a coalition of working-class whites and African Americans to surge ahead.
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But the regional governments are counting on a robust showing at the polls to strengthen their hand in bartering with Rome.
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Robust growth is good news for Republicans, who are counting on the economy to help them in midterm elections this fall.
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The Colts were counting on Funchess to fill in behind TY Hilton to give quarterback Jacoby Brissett depth at wide receiver.
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Since Republicans are counting on rapid economic growth to pay for their tax cuts, anything that inhibits this could be counterproductive.
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And doctors are counting on intensive care units coordinating closely as the crisis mounts to ensure the sickest patients have beds.
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After all, CBS was probably counting on the passionate "Trek" fan base to drive subscriptions to its All Access streaming service.
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But he is counting on Ross to be blunt and direct in a manner that perhaps only an ex-teammate can.
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Sanders is counting on Latino voters, the largest nonwhite contingent of voters in 2020, to carry him to the Democratic nomination.
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And unlike Biden, who is counting on a South Carolina "firewall" to revive his campaign, she doesn't have a backstop state.
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You'd be counting on the profit-boosting elements of the Trump agenda being enacted and the profit-hampering possibilities not materializing.
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But the channel's biggest hosts seem to be counting on their viewers not having watched the channel earlier in the day.
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Clinton is counting on her deep support in the borough's African-American neighborhoods to offset Mr. Sanders's popularity among white liberals.
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The good news for candidates counting on realignment boosts is that most Iowans seem to have settled on a second choice.
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Well that's not fair to this next generation that's coming before us that are counting on us to get this right.
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"He's saying, I'm counting on you, you're legitimate, your problems are legitimate, and I'll deal with them," Mr. Abu Rass said.
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President Trump is counting on a soaring stock market and strong economy to boost his chances at reelection chances in November.
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Most of the anti-abortion politicians pushing and passing these laws are counting on them being challenged and blocked in court.
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He was, indeed, in a major league clubhouse, with an eight-figure contract and a team that was counting on him.
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That's because the bulk of the wealth Warren is counting on to pay the bills is not sitting under a mattress.
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"I knew I needed to go to work and do a good job because people were counting on me," he said.
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"Women who are economically stressed and counting on those benefits are so frightened," said Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood.
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Analysts are already counting on the company's 2020 flagship smartphone to drive upgrades and bring Apple's iPhone revenue back to growth.
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Well, that's not fair to this next generation that's coming before us, that is counting on us to get this right.
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Still, for buyers who had been counting on paying less than 3.5 percent, the postelection bump represents an unwelcome added cost.
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"Trump is now counting on his Republican enablers in the Senate to bail him out," Biden spokesman Andrew Bates told POLITICO.
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The fact that Joe Biden is counting on strong support from African Americans to win the Democratic nomination is widely known.
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Seattle is also counting on a better version of Hernandez after a winter workout program designed to strengthen his lower half.
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And in Tennessee, Democrats are counting on former two-term governor Phil Bredesen to capture the seat of retiring Republican Sen.
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Mr. Trump has surrounded himself with retired generals, and many Americans are counting on them to restrain his most reckless impulses.
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It may help our sons develop confidence, as they see how much they can accomplish simply by counting on their wits.
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Feature More than a thousand children are counting on Nora Sándigo to become their guardian if their undocumented parents are deported.
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Davis also insisted that Cohen is neither counting on nor does he want to be "dirtied" by a pardon from Trump.
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Gore, counting on Social Security's traditional popularity, characterized this as a risky scheme that would call Americans' retirement security into question.
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To recoup those costs, families and businesses are counting on fair compensation for the power they feed back onto the grid.
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On Tuesday, the Counting On star dedicated a few adorable Instagram posts to her sons Spurgeon Elliot, 2½, and Henry Wilberforce, 1½.
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Analysts and advisers say Mr. Abe has been counting on public support for his economic policies to extend the coalition's majority there.
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At the end of January, the Counting On star shared sonogram photos to Instagram, less than a month after announcing her pregnancy.
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Perhaps plastics executives are counting on the force of reason to prevail, or for Asian consumers not to succumb to plastic panic.
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Duggar is the focus of the 19 Kids & Counting spin-off Counting On, which follows the elder siblings of the Duggar clan.
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"The insurance companies, by the way, were counting on this [surge from young adults], we've had specific discussions with them," he said.
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China is counting on growth in services to offset persistent weakness in exports that is dragging on the world's second-largest economy.
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They're counting on you to be so overwhelmed with all the information [that] you just trust them to take care of it.
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The Bank of Canada has been counting on an uptick in non-energy exports for the economy to meet its growth projections.
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" Looking further east, it said: "Those counting on Japan to anchor security in East Asia may yet have to temper their expectations.
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No one seems willing to question just how formidable Putin's new military really is — and he seems to be counting on that.
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"I'll be honest with you, I'm not necessarily counting on that," said Julie Luton, a candidate running for a state house seat.
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Netflix is counting on its larger offering to buffer it from competitive streaming services which may fill niches but won't replace it.
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In June, the Counting On star revealed in a video on Instagram that they would be adding another girl to their family.
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But Uruguayan officials expect pharmacies to be the biggest retailers, and are counting on them to drive illegal dealers out of business.
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The ABG had been counting on reopening the closed copper mine to fund its future state, but Rio Tinto demurred last year.
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And that's a sentiment that striking Amazon workers are counting on as they demand higher wages and fair treatment this Prime Day.
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She also didn't receive the bonus, which she had been counting on to pay for public transportation for her commute to work.
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In an exclusive clip from next week's episode of TLC's Counting On, Kendra Caldwell prepares to say "I do" to Joseph Duggar.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek from the new season of Counting On, the TLC stars reveal they suffered a miscarriage in October.
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"The national armed forces have taken the correct decision, and they are counting on the support of the Venezuelan people," Guaido said.
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Hudson swore it was some ridiculous April Fools' joke from his mother because he'd been counting on them to get back together.
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You can follow the two on their journey into parenthood (again) on their new TLC show, Counting On, which premieres August 23.
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The Republicans and Russians alike could be counting on that first outcome to weaken both the liberal Congress and Democratic presidential field.
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Tesillo's father told local radio the family is counting on God to touch the hearts of people who have written tasteless messages.
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Charging station operators are counting on growing demand as well as help from local governments to offset problems at the federal level.
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The Attorney Grievance Committee may feel pressure to act on Espaillat and Diaz's request, and that's what these officials are counting on.
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Its workforce, about 150-strong, is now counting on collectors, the curious and tourists to give it a longer lease of life.
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Wary of Trump's unpredictability, Mexico is not counting on talks with the White House to save it from a possible trade war.
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Because honestly, it's been a while since we've seen designer items this discounted (though, we're counting on Black Friday to change that).
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We have 20,000 small businesses out there that want to see us succeed and that are counting on us to help them.
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The Counting On family matriarch drowned in a swimming pool on June 9, Washington County Coroner, Roger W. Morris, confirmed to PEOPLE.
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In a sneak peek from this week's episode of Counting On, Jinger, 24, heads to the hospital in order to induce labor.
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He also passed a key tax amnesty plan the government is counting on to bring in up to $80 billion in revenue.
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A U.S. official in Banjul said Washington was planning to help and government staff say they are counting on World Bank assistance.
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We're counting on seeing the pair (and may be even Anwar) drop in on the series to offer their words of wisdom.
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If you're counting on Advanced Placement credits to cut the cost of a college degree, better start studying your school's policies, too.
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But counting on Trump for the truth is equivalent to relying on a ravenous lion to guide you out of the jungle.
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Totally. In fact, one LA-based start-up is counting on any-hole-is-a-glory-hole enthusiasts to do exactly that.
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Come summer, Counting On will return with new episodes of the TLC show the lives of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's children.
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The reality is that whether you rent, buy or invest, everyone is counting on a tax proposal that moves the economy forward.
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I'm counting on the continuation of affordable health care access to stay on top of my health in the years to come.
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They're counting on custodians that can manage their various crypto holdings, and not a lot of great options exist currently, he said.
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Trump is not only counting on supply-side magic growth to make his numbers work, he's using the same magic bean twice.
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Yet anyone counting on a sustained upturn in the economy would do well to examine the pattern of the past few years.
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Mr. Jones is one of the most vulnerable Democratic incumbents in the Senate, and Republicans have been counting on retaking his seat.
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North Korea, evidently counting on continued Chinese patronage, acknowledged Resolution 2321 by announcing plans to test an intercontinental ballistic missile this year.
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But we have no doubt it will be back in stock soon — there are at least 20,000 of us counting on it.
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The government has earmarked royalties from those areas for health care and education and is counting on oil to boost industrial development.
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This allows government officials to report that the debt is $19 trillion while leaving out future promised payments people are counting on.
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The United States and its European partners are also counting on Mr. Erdogan to help stem the influx of migrants to Europe.
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They are counting on us to make informed decisions with both their long-term wellbeing and our country's best interest at heart.
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