This 17.3 percent represents a dramatic departure from the policies of President Barack Obama's second term, but, again, not a huge departure from much of recent US history.
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This is a such a departure from your real life.
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But her official departure from social media wasn't entirely unexpected.
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Johnson's rhetorical style was a shocking departure from those norms.
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And on Tuesday night, he announced his departure from Baidu.
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The departure from Joint Base Andrews will be pooled press.
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This isn't a big departure from previous emerging market practice.
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This is the second departure from Citigroup's corporate bond syndicate.
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Oakridge is a departure from that concept, Mr. Gillespie said.
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This is a significant departure from earlier Freedom Caucus positions.
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This new design is quite a departure from earlier models.
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Noel's departure from the band seemed to be musical fratricide.
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Ive's departure from Apple will not immediately impact its products.
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TechCrunch is seeking more information regarding Nivi's departure from AngelList.
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Pendleton wasn't the only prominent departure from LeEco's hiring spree.
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It's also a departure from the rest of Kiarostami's canon.
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The Lebanese president's office denied any departure from diplomatic protocol.
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Evangelical handwringing never marked a serious departure from party politics.
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That seems like a departure from what you're doing now.
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It's also a departure from what's happening in other countries.
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His departure from the Italian team was announced last season.
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It isn't a huge departure from the current interface metaphor.
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The family learned of his departure from a phone call.
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Jony Ive announced his departure from Apple in June 2019.
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Kyodo said his departure from Pyongyang's international airport was confirmed.
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On policy substance, Ossoff isn't a departure from Democratic orthodoxy.
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It was also a significant departure from Trump's previous statements.
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Mr. Maris's departure from GV was earlier reported by Recode.
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The policy marks a departure from the previous two administrations.
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DeSantis on Monday confirmed his departure from Congress on Twitter.
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The arrangement marks an abrupt departure from years of animosity.
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These omissions were a stark departure from past U.S. presidents.
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Manfra's departure from government will be seen as largely unexpected.
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Mr. Ravich's departure from TCW was earlier reported by Reuters.
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Meyer's prior departure from coaching was caused by excessive stress.
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Mr. Trump's proclamation is a radical departure from that tradition.
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The Washington Post first reported Weber's departure from the firm.
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Ms. Leive's departure from Glamour would matter in any circumstance.
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That incident led to her departure from Parsons, in 1999.
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Mr. Luckey declined to comment on his departure from Facebook.
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While Castro's rivals lamented his departure from the race, Sen.
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Feltman's departure from the United Nations was his own decision.
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This is also an unhealthy departure from our best traditions.
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The $1,499 Razr already marked a big departure from that.
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This is a bit of a departure from historical practices.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy's departure from the Court puts Roe v.
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We have the spectacle of people seeming to feel compelled to time their departure from the bench or or even time their departure from the earth according to who's in power at the time.
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But with Britain's departure from the European Union postponed until Oct.
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It's definitely a bit of a departure from your usual lewk.
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Pompeo recently accused Russia of preventing Maduro's departure from the country.
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That was a departure from Akie Abe's previous visits to Washington.
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It was a purposeful departure from the image-obsessed magazine world.
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So it's really not a significant departure from the original plan.
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This is a massive departure from traditional Republican beliefs on Hussein.
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That was a departure from the placid and profitable fourth quarter.
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Needless to say, this is quite a departure from John Wick.
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It means a clear departure from past practice: a regime change.
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The timely cause is a departure from Apple's usual apolitical marketing.
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Increasingly isolated, Mr Bannon's departure from the White House was predicted.
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But that would nonetheless mark a departure from its usual strategy.
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Ritchie Bros had announced Saligram's departure from the company last month.
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This marked a departure from his predecessor, austerity champion Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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It has been updated with news of Moonves's departure from CBS.
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Camila Cabello is opening up about her departure from Fifth Harmony.
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That would be a significant departure from today's largely unmonitored cameras.
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My departure from NASA is my next step on that journey.
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His departure from the computing giant comes at an interesting time.
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Straubel is the latest high-profile departure from Tesla's executive ranks.
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Almost two months after Catt Sadler announced her departure from E!
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Short admitted offscreen problems led to his departure from the show.
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But his departure from the stage prompted a plethora of memes.
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The royals received matching bouquets upon their departure from the school.
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Q: "Gold" seems to be a departure from your earlier work.
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But groups like Refsland's marked a departure from the hobby's past.
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As Verhoeven suggested, Elle is a departure from his other films.
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They know that defaulting will probably catalyze their departure from power.
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"It shouldn't be seen as a departure from norms," Pillsbury said.
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That pressure campaign ultimately led to O'Reilly's departure from the network.
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It's a huge departure from Trump's 140-character jabs on Twitter.
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For some aides, a departure from Washington can't come quickly around.
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Insel insists that there's no scandal regarding his departure from Verily.
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It's the second major departure from the NSC in a week.
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Pauley Perrette is speaking out about her recent departure from NCIS.
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The New York Times first reported his departure from the company.
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The drama continues after Tamar Braxton's abrupt departure from The Real.
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It's such a departure from what we do at Uncle Boons.
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That was a departure from diplomatic norm, to put it politely.
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Brown's departure from the Raiders was both abrupt and drawn out.
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It's definitely a departure from Apple's usually sleek and minimalist style.
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The businessman's de facto departure from the retailer was in 2013.
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The interior isn't a wild departure from the current Mustang lineup.
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One, anything that will expedite a departure from Meereen is welcome.
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He also announced his departure from the federal agency via Twitter.
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Nielsen's departure from DHS was announced Sunday by Trump on Twitter.
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Their friendship endured long beyond Ms. Ifill's departure from The Times.
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Days after he announced his departure from the Republican Party, Rep.
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But he said their release awaits the Americans' departure from Iran.
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"I'm sorry, buddy," he said, in a rare departure from protocol.
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Trump's departure from the decades-long bipartisan consensus was politically brilliant.
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That's a huge departure from the cost of Musk's original vision.
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The overall system represented a major departure from Boeing's design philosophy.
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Mr. Pine's installment is a striking departure from the other films.
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Her new visual for "Delicate" is a departure from that image.
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It was a stark contrast to his first departure from Cleveland.
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Quiet futures trading is a departure from the market's recent volatility.
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Stylistically, the $22 billion project is a departure from the past.
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The overhaul marks a radical departure from the current pricing structure.
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When Ms. Winfrey announced her departure from the project on Jan.
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Are these characters a departure from the kinds you usually play?
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The news comes amid increasing speculation about Blankfein's departure from Goldman.
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Nielsen is just the latest high-level departure from this administration.
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It is also a distressing departure from fact-based policy making.
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Her expected departure from the administration was first reported by Politico.
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His departure from Golden State marks the end of an era.
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It's a distinct departure from the executive's position in April 2015.
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HOKA's "Active Foot Frame" is another memorable departure from most sneakers.
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In their departure from their predecessors, they honed their own aesthetic.
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"Our approach is a conscious departure from historical mistakes," he said.
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His announcement on Thursday made his departure from Sherpa Capital permanent.
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That seems like a stern departure from its stated principle of transparency.
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"Surgery represents a radical departure from conventional approaches to diabetes," Rubino said.
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But it's certainly likely to accelerate his character's departure from the show.
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Harris' comments on Thursday marked a departure from her general stump speech.
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The third quarter marked a departure from the Rockets' second-quarter woes.
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Britain's departure from the EU will create a host of extraordinary opportunities.
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The support from these presidential candidates is a departure from current law.
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Whatever is going on is a radical departure from standard psychiatric treatments.
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Peter, we know Mr. Bolton's departure from the White House was acrimonious.
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Parsons said she'd heard Candappa's departure from Reuters was on bad terms.
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The star's apparent departure from the film comes after a troubled 2018.
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Notably, in a rare departure from parliamentary practice, they did so separately.
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The reason behind his departure from the voice role is still unclear.
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The judge called the latest rules an "extreme departure" from prior practice.
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Friar's departure from Square sent shares down 8 percent in extended trading.
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The ICO craze certainly appears to entail a departure from reasonable values.
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Mike Cagney's departure from SoFi, of course, is an example of this.
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In an email, McGuire confirmed his departure from the company to Gizmodo.
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The latest casualty in the UK's impending departure from the European Union?
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Uzzaman chalked up Shukla's departure from Fenox to a time-management concern.
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The striking image is a departure from Bruce Gilden's normally grating portraiture.
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Like previous ads, this video shows a stark departure from its predecessors.
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Jacky Rosen &aposs departure from the 3rd District race to challenge Sen.
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It was a stark departure from Trump's own tweet four years ago.
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That is a departure from the healthcare bill passed by the House.
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This is a departure from the original "first-come, first served" stipulation.
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This political landscape represents a dramatic departure from even the recent past.
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Whatever the outcome, speculation about his departure from JPMorgan rattled some investors.
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Liman's departure from Gambit is another setback for the beleaguered Marvel adaptation.
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Nevertheless, the campaign's overall strategy marked a stark departure from conventional wisdom.
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Ayako's departure from the royal family slims it down to 17 members.
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Amazon declined to discuss details of Kellen Wadach's departure from the company.
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The most dramatic departure from work support logic involves universal basic income.
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A few weeks after his departure from the tower, Joyce left Ireland.
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His foreign policy constituted a radical departure from that of his predecessor.
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The reported tensions are a departure from Schlapp's previous support for Sadler.
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But now, "Frozen 2" will likely retroactively explain their departure from Arendelle.
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Mr. Marino didn't return calls seeking comment on his departure from Legend.
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It would be the first such departure from the SDF's top ranks.
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What happened next, however, was a startling departure from the standard script.
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He described his departure from The Sun (circulation: about 40,000) as amicable.
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The ex-official announced his departure from the White House last month.
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Gran Turismo Sport represents the oddest and sharpest departure from the expected.
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It's preposterous, surreal, and a fascinating departure from a typical music video.
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At the time she'd recently announced her departure from the beverage giant.
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Following Bussmann's departure from UBS, he founded the fintech firm Bussmann Advisory.
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This is a striking departure from his predecessor's handling of the case.
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This is very much a departure from what they have preached before.
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Her departure from the premium network had been positioned as her choice.
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I disagree, however, with his departure from science-based treatment and advice.
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Russian nationalism represents a departure from Western political, economic and diplomatic norms.
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Bardugo's version offers a new explanation for Princess Diana's departure from Themyscira.
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The new device doesn't represent a radical departure from the first version.
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The campaign also marked a departure from the company's iconic duck mascot.
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And your boss should hear the news of your departure from you.
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Since his abrupt departure from the M.L.S. Combine was reported on Jan.
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It is a striking departure from their posture earlier in the race.
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The current deadline for Britain's departure from the European Union is Oct.
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For some, the departure from state court is not a major setback.
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The panels assessment marks a sharp departure from that of previous advisers.
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She said there were no records of Ghosn&aposs departure from Tokyo.
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Its departure from the Libra Association comes before the association formally exists.
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Tucker Carlson is a stylistic departure from Mr. O'Reilly, whose 8 p.m.
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Roberts said that would be "an extraordinary departure" from Supreme Court precedent.
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Each movie seems to be a total departure from the previous one.
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The resurgence of uncertainty over Britain's departure from the EU on Jan.
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Court has been negotiating a departure from the firm since last year.
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There was cruelty in the timing of Harris' departure from the race.
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That alone does not justify radical departure from 50 years of policy.
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Noisey: This song is a pretty big departure from your previous stuff.
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Why it matters: Scott's stance is a departure from the party norm.
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Wells Fargo declined to comment about Tolstedt's abrupt departure from the company.
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Mass Effect 3's ending is a significant departure from power fantasy.
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But more news has come out about Wilson's departure from the show.
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The rules are a stark departure from the original proposal issued in 2015.
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Harry and Meghan's open affection is indeed a departure from usual royal behavior.
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After 16 seasons, Levine announced his departure from the singing competition series Friday.
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Lincoln&aposs departure from the show was reported by Us Weekly on Tuesday.
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Pauley Perrette made headlines earlier this month following her departure from CBS' "NCIS."
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Camila Cabello is firing back at criticism of her departure from Fifth Harmony.
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The book, out today, is a significant departure from the author's previous work.
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This harder line seems like a departure from Biden's previous approach to China.
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Harry and Meghan's open affection is indeed a departure from usual royal behavior.
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This is a bit of a departure from the DRL's previous broadcast strategy.
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In a word: Brexit, the UK's risky planned departure from the European Union.
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Does this composition demonstrate the unresolved nature of Cameron's swift departure from office?
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George's Chapel is a departure from more sweeping settings of royal weddings past.
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To many, Jony Ive's announced departure from Apple last week felt very sudden.
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Sarah Drew isn't holding any grudges after her surprising departure from Grey's Anatomy.
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Aside from the drugs, it isn't a huge departure from his signature role.
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It's a departure from previous challenges, many of which have been more lighthearted.
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Would it be Phoebe Philo, who announced her departure from Céline in December?
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It's been nearly two months since Catt Sadler announced her departure from E!
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Otherwise The Onewheel+ XR is, unsurprisingly, not a radical departure from its predecessors.
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It's also round, which marks a departure from its predecessor's chunky square design.
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"This feels like a huge departure from the traditional Facebook model," he said.
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But it is a departure from Shell's core job of producing gas globally.
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These apps are a notable departure from everything Twitter has been known for.
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His departure from the Mets comes at an awkward time for the team.
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But Britain's impending departure from the European Union has disturbed the rustic peace.
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This implied two sorts of departure from Antonin Scalia, the originalist he succeeded.
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Uncertainty over Britain's departure from the European Union has already hurt the industry.
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For each voter delighted by Britain's impending departure from the EU, another despairs.
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Uber claims that they know important information about Levandowski's departure from their company.
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Oprah Winfrey doesn't agree with how Michael Strahan handled his departure from Live!
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Our beautiful new site is a striking departure from the rest of WIRED.
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Google declined to comment about the nature of Singhal's departure from the company.
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In each case, Trump appears geared for a radical departure from his predecessor.
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Following Britain's departure from the EU, Europe may never be the same again.
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The arguments represent a sharp departure from the Fed's views only months ago.
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The finding points to an earlier departure from Africa for our human ancestors.
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Investors are closely watching developments around the Britain's departure from the European Union.
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That was a major departure from what other companies in this group said.
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The demo, while not a grand departure from the original game, was promising.
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Her policies would not be a big departure from those of President Obama.
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The president offered Kudlow the job following Gary Cohn's departure from the post.
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Mark Sanford's first departure from the political scene took the form of farce.
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At the debate in St. Louis, in a striking departure from tradition, Mrs.
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That would be a welcome departure from the status-quo of budget brinksmanship.
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Boehner's departure from the House in October left prospects for the lawsuit dangling.
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The letter — a stark departure from diplomatic norms — prompted a lot of criticism.
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Complicating matters further was Gottlieb's sudden departure from the agency earlier this month.
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Kyrgios's refusal to submit to convention is a refreshing departure from all this.
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Friends described the décor as unsightly, a jarring departure from the governor's mansion.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic announced his departure from LA Galaxy with a tweet on Wednesday.
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Clinton's departure from the memorial and the campaign's announcement of what had happened.
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Much remains unclear about the terms of Britain's departure from the European Union.
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His death came just 10 months after his stunning departure from Fox News.
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Gillum's nomination marks a departure from previous white, centrist nominees who have lost.
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Frankly, he's the perfect departure from egomaniac heroes, like Captain America and Batman.
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Not everything about 365 is a departure from the original Whole Foods, though.
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But it's a departure from the way most suppliers operate: Behind the scenes.
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Such a partnership is not an extreme departure from previous car-sharing partnerships.
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Only few survive past their expected time of departure from the internet lexicon.
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Like the new Music app, Podcasts isn't much of a departure from iTunes.
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The departure from Interior may not be Zinke's final turn in the spotlight.
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Gowdy's position is a sharp departure from that of his predecessor, retiring Rep.
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Mr. Buttigieg's departure from the race leaves behind a field dominated by septuagenarians.
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May's handling of negotiations for Britain's departure from the European Union, or Brexit.
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Officials said that within two weeks of Mr. Murphy's departure from office, Gov.
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Is Hold the Dark a departure from what you've done in the past?
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But in other ways Tesla represents a departure from the Silicon Valley norm.
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Leslie Jones has confirmed her departure from Saturday Night Live after five seasons.
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In a departure from normal lines of authority, the report concludes, the Oct.
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A departure from the 'stepping on culture' motif is the naked woman ashtray.
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I'm the fourth Carpetbagger, but the first departure from this time-tested model.
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Nearly every month this year saw a major departure from a fashion label.
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In typical Tesla fashion, the truck is a sharp departure from industry norms.
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He has not spoken publicly about the circumstances surrounding his departure from Goldman.
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The tone was cordial, a sharp departure from seven years of partisan conflict.
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The decisions were a departure from moves by other large East Coast archdioceses.
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He was referring to his departure from Marvel, DC Comics' rival, in 2017.
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Kat Von D is opening up about her departure from the beauty industry.
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It was the 10th departure from Tehran airport that morning, according to FlightRadar24.
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This was a significant departure from Johnson's previous insistence on mutual de-escalation.
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TMZ investigated everything leading up to the Sussexes' departure from the Royal Family.
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Frankel, 49, announced her departure from RHONY (for the second time) in August.
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But a wholesale departure from the antitrust laws focused on competition is unwarranted.
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The comments were seen as an important departure from North Korea's previous stance.
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CORONAVIRUS: Follow live updates Royal Caribbean delayed the ship's departure from 4 p.m.
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The Times did not announce Jeong's departure from its editorial board in August.
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And Bonobos founder Andy Dunn late last year announced his departure from Walmart.
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The split ensured the superhero's departure from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, alarming fans.
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The Fox News host released this statement about his departure from the network.
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He announced his departure from the catwalk only five days ago, via Instagram.
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It was the 10th departure from Tehran airport that morning, according to FlightRadar24.
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It is a major departure from historic norm and degradation of the office.
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SAG-AFTRA also launched an investigation into Union's departure from the NBC series.
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In her boldest departure from uniform (a covert nod to Oscar gold?), Ms.
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His departure from Apple was seen as a major blow to the firm.
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Sheila Jackson Lee is now its lead sponsor, following Conyers' departure from Congress.
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First of all, a departure from the politics of force in the region.
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The format is a stark departure from last year&aposs much-hated Rewind.
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In every way, Madeira is a departure from previous explorations in Wine School.
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However, Wang's book is also a departure from these more narrative-driven works.
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The sale came after his suspension and subsequent departure from the morning show.
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Listing charter schools among the problems was another departure from Mr. Brown's views.
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The collapse of the talks was a stark departure from the earlier mood.
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Read more about Trevor Edwards' departure from Nike from the Wall Street Journal.
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Amazon's messy departure from New York is a victory for the other side.
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A book like Selfie seems like a departure from this, but it's not.
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Yet in practice, these ideas represent only a small departure from mainstream conservatism.
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But Wilder's heartbreaking departure from the Prince's life makes the film worth watching.
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A no-deal departure from the EU worries many Members of Parliament (MPs) on both sides of the "Remain" and "Leave" camps as it would mean an abrupt, overnight departure from the EU on October 31 with no transition period.
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And to call it a departure from her previous work doesn't quite cut it.
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Thermostat E, however, is a stark design departure from the original Nest Learning Thermostat.
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It has been updated to reflect his July 4 departure from the Republican Party.
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Protracted uncertainty about Greece's possible departure from the euro worsened that country's economic crisis.
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Happily, her about-face departure from her everyday beauty blueprint was a gorgeous one.
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Facebook's chief security officer, Alex Stamos, announced his departure from the company in March.
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Nor has bin Laden's departure from the stage done anything to slow this expansion.
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His departure from the White House comes after roughly 15 months on the job.
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Great Big Story is more than just a departure from CNN's style of news.
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Virginia was trailing — a novel departure from No. 543 seeds' rote first-round games.
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Either choice would be a departure from the risk-averse policies of Mr Obama.
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Quite possibly, the pace will be forced by the SPD's departure from the coalition.
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Rather, it took 12 years and a contentious departure from Apple to hone it.
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Worries over the impact of Britain's departure from the European Union have also resurfaced.
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He maintained it would not be a departure from the US military's usual mission.
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It's such an unhappy departure from the way the music is supposed to sound.
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Ripa's predecessor appeared on Fox11 to weigh in on Strahan's shocking departure from Live!
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This is "a disturbing departure from a basic premise of our criminal-justice system".
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Britain's looming departure from the EU will likely be the largest source of volatility.
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It's a clear departure from how former showrunner Scott Gimple played the Saviors arc.
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It would be the second high-profile departure from that group in recent months.
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The raids represent a sharp departure from practices during the presidency of Barack Obama.
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That is a departure from its normal practice of scheduling earnings by mid-October.
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This marked a departure from the source material, though that too mirrored real life.
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Updated September 9, 7:55PM ET: CBS announced Moonves' departure from CBS, effective immediately.
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Why it matters: This is a departure from Trump's attitude after he was elected.
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Britain's future after its departure from the European Union was also subject to discussion.
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Britain's departure from the EU showed that leaving the club is possible, if painful.
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Susan Brooks (R-Ind.) announced her departure from the House in June, and Rep.
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It would also represent a departure from a focus of returning earnings to shareholders.
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The rebuke of Trump was a departure from Kirk's earlier position on the mogul.
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The biggest departure from previous Motorola phones is the new X's choice in material.
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A similarly long process occurred following Regis Philbin's departure from the show on Nov.
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The U.K.'s departure from the European Union is currently scheduled for March 29.
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Uncertainty surrounding Britain's departure from the European Union had also supported volumes, Trum added.
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Britain's departure from the European Union had not changed the company's plans, Neale said.
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Britain's looming departure from the European Union has set many people here on edge.
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The design is a stark departure from most automotive seats, and I'm a fan.
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The market is also closely following developments around Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Heidi Klum is opening up about the reasoning behind her departure from Project Runway.
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The design of the iPhone X is a radical departure from any previous model.
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And in July, Radziwill announced her departure from the Bravo franchise after six seasons.
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King announced his departure from Walmart Wednesday, according to a memo obtained by CNBC.
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This isn't a drastic departure from Musk's existing plan, as the Times points out.
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The Chargers' departure from San Diego would leave only baseball's Padres in San Diego.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) called the move a "radical departure" from any other Security Council.
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Trump's surprise reversal Friday marks a departure from his administration's messaging a day earlier.
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It'll be found in making itself the clearest possible departure from the Republican Party.
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Scaramucci's ouster is the most recent high-profile departure from the Trump White House.
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Yet helicopter money is a less radical departure from the norm than it sounds.
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Ophir, which confirmed Schlumberger's departure from Fortuna, also hinted at finding new equity partners.
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That is quite a departure from the death threats of past seasons. 23. LOL.
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It's fun, relaxing, and a nice departure from the surrounding bustle of the neighborhood.
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Some critics have seen "Julieta" as an unsuccessful departure from the director's earlier work.
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Session's departure from DOJ had been hinted at for months, with Trump telling Hill.
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Corporate privilege represented a profound departure from these long standing principles of legal responsibility.
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The company's chief financial officer, Joe Euteneuer, also announced his departure from the company.
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The policy itself wasn't a radical departure from Trump's long-running antipathy toward Muslims.
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The others went on to discuss Britain's departure from the European Union without her.
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A Le Mans win could hasten the 36-year-old's departure from Formula One.
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Hammond said the British departure from the EU will not be postponed or delayed.
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Those comments came in the wake of Stephen Bannon's departure from the White House.
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A White House official confirmed Gorka's departure from the Trump administration on August 25.
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Mr. Ailes's departure from the network leaves a huge vacuum in its own right.
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This is a curious departure from Stanford's divestiture in coal companies two years ago.
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Is this sort of corporate fealty really a departure from standard political operating procedure?
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US citizens have also been subject to travel bans that prevent departure from Turkey.
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The new deadline for Britain's departure from the EU is set for Oct. 31.
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Mr. Rollins disputes that characterization of his departure from the firm after four years.
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AT&T said the move was a "radical" departure from decades of antitrust regulation.
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But in other ways, the order represents a major departure from what came before.
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" At first glance, "community" may not seem all that dramatic a departure from "connectivity.
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The representatives' departure from the GOP leaves just one registered Republican on the council.
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For generations the Defense Department has nixed almost any departure from standard uniform appearance.
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Democratic endorsement of legalization would also be a departure from the party's 2016 position.
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For Gronquist, this exploration was a needed departure from past work he had done.
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It's a striking departure from the darker, back-length hair that she usually rocks.
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The terms and timing of Britain's departure from the trading bloc still remains unclear.
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Separately: Twitter's head of communications Kristin Binns also announced her departure from the company.
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Breakingviews John G. Stumpf's departure from Wells Fargo was inevitable, but it came quickly.
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This, suffice it to say, is a sharp departure from the Western legal tradition.
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But you have taken your wife's declaration to mark a departure from ordinary circumstances.
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Freshman Senator Barack Obama offered a stark departure from George W. Bush's dynastic presidency.
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And the country's departure from the European Union in March could raise living costs.
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Even his protectionism is less of a departure from Republican norms than people imagine.
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It also voted to postpone beyond March 29 Britain's departure from the European Union.
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But his departure from Parliament is likely to make governing easier for Mr. Morrison.
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Without a deal, the country's departure from the European Union will be a disaster.
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It would finally ratify a deal with Britain on its departure from the bloc.
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Beguiling and enigmatic, they were a major departure from anything Wong had produced before.
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There's no reason to mourn Kirstjen Nielsen's departure from the Department of Homeland Security.
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He will also lose that title as part of his departure from the company.
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Warren's departure from the race closed one door to exercising power while opening another.
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This was quite a departure from the early years of the nation-building project.
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The artisanal latticework is beautiful and ornate — a clear departure from his bright minimalism.
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But at Wednesday night's opening performance, this departure from restraint didn't go so well.
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The decision risks complicating negotiations with Britain over the country's departure from the union.
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"Disruptive technology" is often used to describe a superficial departure from business as usual.
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Britain's departure from the European Union was high on the agenda during Macron's visit.
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He said Beijing would not treat a departure from U.S. policy toward Taiwan lightly.
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The ledger described here led to Manafort's departure from the Trump campaign in 2016.
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His comments last year appeared to be a departure from his previous approach, Cleveland.
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The Yankees did not a provide a reason for his departure from the game.
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The church visit was not announced prior to the departure from the White House.
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For some artists, the 69th floor was a departure from their previous work spaces.
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It was a departure from the action films and comedies he was known for.
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In this sense, they are a striking departure from past terrorism in the region.
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Ms. Winfrey's departure from the Simmons film was first reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
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That was a departure from previous Fed comments that the lower pace was transitory.
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Cleveland has more than one reason to mourn LeBron James' departure from the Cavaliers.
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Clinton's lead has been so consistent that any departure from the trend is noticeable.
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It's a huge departure from how Apple normally approaches the repairability of its products.
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The hairdo was a departure from the wispy bangs she began sporting since November.
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Only Donald Trump really represented a true departure from the norm of Republican politics.
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But Wang's kaleidoscopic essays are also a departure from those more narrative-driven works.
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But it wouldn't be the first departure from the status quo under this administration.
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The appointment of Mr. Tshibala seems to be a further departure from the deal.
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However, after her departure from the hospital, most of the changes did not last.
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The Divine Feminine, his new album, is a radical departure from his earlier tapes.
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So though Cabello's departure from the group — in December 2016 — generated endless fan commentary, it didn't quite captivate casual pop listeners the way Zayn Malik's departure from One Direction had, or inspire the mainstream cultural speculation of Beyoncé's seemingly preordained solo launch.
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The university said Mr. Kaloyeros's departure from the boards was unrelated to Mr. Bharara's investigation.
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When af Klint began making abstract paintings in 1906, her departure from realism was unprecedented.
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For the federal government to get involved would be a dramatic departure from current practice.
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Since his departure from racing, Edwards has traveled extensively, twice sailing across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Rumors of James' second departure from Cleveland have gained steam as the season winds down.
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Miller suddenly announced her departure from the series earlier this week, in true theatrical form.
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Pompeo repeatedly accused Russia of preventing embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's departure from the country.
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Draghi's departure from the ECB, scheduled from the end of October, removes a key figure.
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A departure from Apple's core competencies might be rewarded by the market instead of shunned.
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In both tone and substance, these memos mark a sharp departure from the Obama administration.
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Waight Keller had announced earlier in January her departure from Richemont-owned fashion house Chloe.
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His move came shortly after a similar departure from rival proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services.
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This would be a departure from Trump's most recent comments on U.S.-China trade relations.
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Elsewhere, talk surrounding the U.K.'s departure from the European Union continues to rumble on.
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The end result is gorgeous and fluttering with trap beats, a departure from Ocean's original.
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Needless to say, it's a pretty radical departure from the traditional rules of traffic design.
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The commander-in-chief's straightforward presentation was also a departure from his usual bombastic style.
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Meghan's outfit for their Birkenhead outing is a bold departure from her usual style choices.
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In a departure from the typical recall, the takeback mostly doesn't affect the paying public.
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Andrew McCabe, the FBI's deputy director, abruptly announced his departure from the bureau on Monday.
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Trump's decision to call in the military appears to be a departure from past practice.
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Despite his abrupt departure from the Hallmark Channel, Mark Steines has plenty to smile about.
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Annihilation filmed in 2016, and it's certainly a departure from your recent work, like Jackie.
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He said the Cohen episode had nothing to do with his departure from the company.
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Barr apologized to Jarrett for the initial tweet, just before announcing her departure from Twitter.
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Lee, who previously founded ShoeDazzle and LegalZoom, is the third departure from the management team.
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Tesla's Model 3 is as clean a departure from buttons as the original iPhone was.
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This chart from the paper shows the departure from average, toward early harvests, since 1980.
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Bang & Olufsen's/B&O PLAY's "budget" speaker is a departure from the standard Bluetooth bar.
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His homeland's departure from the EU has only managed to further sever his national identity.
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However, Barry didn't make a huge departure from the original intent and the original script.
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Tim Ryan's departure from the presidential race last week brings the field to 18 candidates.
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It was a sharp departure from previous U.N. reports that documented crimes but not perpetrators.
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But the largest unions still aren't backing anyone yet, a notable departure from years past.
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It was such a departure from Beyoncé's earlier pop heavy sound that it was misunderstood.
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Google's just-announced Pixel Slate is a departure from the Pixelbook and its flippable screen.
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It is another novel departure from the typical smartphone experience that I very much appreciate.
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It was a sharp departure from what Anna said in her letter to the judge.
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Yet the Note 7 doesn't appear to be a radical departure from what came before.
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None of this suggests a financial centre bracing for Britain's departure from the European Union.
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But in a major departure from the original, they get their substance from roasted pork.
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But the Alpha One prototype is a huge departure from Airbus' traditional lineup of aircraft.
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Didi's launch in Mexico is an example of the biggest departure from its original strategy.
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And despite the radical departure from typical Chinese phone software, OnePlus believes users are happy.
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Departure from the euro area would be unthinkably costly—for both Italy and the zone.
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That, at least on the surface, seems like a departure from their hardline former stance.
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That's a departure from 2012, when people from those states made up half its customers.
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The boozy surprises inside, however, make it an adult departure from the more classic calendars.
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If anything specifically prompted Ive and Newson's departure from Apple it has not been disclosed.
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And the way Emily expresses herself is a sharp departure from Spalding's previous self-presentation.
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However, the Trump administration's 2019 report is a sharp departure from those of previous administrations.
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That timeline would match up with Witt's departure from the American defense community in 2010.
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This structure is a major departure from the way streaming services have traditionally paid royalties.
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Available in black or white, the design was a departure from the iBook of old.
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Sonically, "Me and Your Mama" is a departure from Because The Internet's more upbeat sound.
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Sadler will be back on-air for the first time since her departure from E!
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He added he would be OK if conditions periodically warranted a departure from the model.
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It was evident that Davies' 21st-century reboot was a clear departure from classic Who.
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Waymo has previously alleged that Levandowski met with Uber execs before his departure from Google.
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That's a dramatic departure from the gaming laptops we're used to seeing from Razer. h2.
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The appointment is a "radical departure" from any other NSC in history, according to Sen.
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This tweet applauding service members was a sober departure from his usual social media output.
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Most crucially, Shrill is a departure from the lazy attempts at body positivity that abound.
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Just three years ago, Greece's amicable departure from any bailout program would have seemed unimaginable.
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That is a key departure from the Amazon and Alibabas of the world, Agiasotis said.
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Axios previously reported Saint John's departure from Apple, but not her new role at Uber.
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A timeline of significant dates as Britain nears its departure from the EU in March.
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Flores's support for a short-term funding measure is a departure from his previous position.
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Green said that the departure from the old style was a refreshing one for him.
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It was live for 48 hours, a departure from last year's 36 hours of deals.
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It's a massive departure from the run it has had over the past three years.
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The off-season's biggest trade was right wing Phil Kessel's departure from Toronto to Pittsburgh.
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She announced her departure from Treasury one month after the revelations of the Panama Papers.
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Their departure from the Treasury market would tend to put upward pressure on interest rates.
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Adding fries to the menu would reflect a departure from the typical offering at Dunkin'.
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What I suggest isn't the sharp departure from journalistic custom that some accuse me of.
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But it is on migration that Hungary's departure from human rights norms is most glaring.
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Brady Corbet's second film is not a departure from his first, still less a renunciation.
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Gay rights activists, while praising Kennedy's votes, expressed alarm about his departure from the bench.
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The robust sales are a departure from other books Clinton has written in the past.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct the circumstances surrounding Shine's departure from Fox News.
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Booker's remarks were a clear departure from Harris' and Warren's, who urged more confrontational approaches.
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The most notable departure from the old CX-22018 is the new concave, black grille.
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Taken together, it's a dramatic departure from the Obama administration's efforts to police net neutrality.
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This marks a departure from how Sigourney Weaver was cast in Oats' debut film, Rakka.
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"The strategic review may bring about a departure from Jawoll," said analysts at Peel Hunt.
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This would be a departure from the way most fish, including menhaden, are managed now.
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Read CNN's Maeve Reston on how Warren's departure from the 2020 race resonated on Thursday.
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Taggart's departure from South Florida triggered a $219 million buyout provision, which Oregon will pay.
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Such a shocking departure from precedent is highly unlikely unless the situation gets much worse.
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"The departure from the classical songbird model intrigued me most about this paper," she said.
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This is a big departure from the more secretive methods that normally mark scientific research.
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Bolton's departure from the White House removes one of the staunchest hard-liners on Iran.
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May's promised departure from power, Mr. Farage also presents problems for the opposition Labour Party.
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" The book is a departure from the story line begun by "Fifty Shades of Grey.
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May's draft plans for departure from the European Union, a process commonly known as Brexit.
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May's cabinet remained bitterly divided over Britain's departure from the European Union, known as Brexit.
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However, in 2010, Simmons announced via Twitter her departure from being the brand's creative director.
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It is a big departure from the more intimate 610 Magnolia that made his name.
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It's a departure from the last few movies in his filmography, but that's on purpose.
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In a welcome departure from curatorial convention, the exhibition is organized thematically rather than chronologically.
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In a departure from that routine, Apple showed a lot of new hardware this time.
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Mr. Davis called those developments "an extraordinary departure from recent history" for American trade policy.
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Aides died Thursday at 77, just 10 months after his stunning departure from Fox News.
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Burch's latest offering was a departure from what we've come to expect from the brand.
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Britain's impending departure from the European Union has challenged the country's democracy, economy and society.
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Russo's new collection of stories, "Trajectory," is a departure from that book in two ways.
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Also notable are the collection's ungendered silhouettes, a departure from Eileen Fisher's traditional loose femininity.
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Mr. Cuomo's state tour was a departure from tradition and seemingly a snub of lawmakers.
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"I don't think about what's going on," Raanta said of Lundqvist's departure from the rink.
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Leaving the gathering, O'Rourke declined to answer several questions about his departure from the race.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to Kyrie Irving's departure from the Cavaliers.
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S. trade tensions and global political uncertainties, including Britain's potential departure from the European Union.
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It's an experiment in modality marking a departure from Davis' earlier hard bop sound. 7.
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This isn't a drastic departure from what Microsoft has been hinting at for months now.
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They are drawing companies and professionals worried about the UK's departure from the European Union.
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Kelly's impending departure from NBC has led to speculation that she might return to Fox.
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It would be a departure from convention that does not occur often, for a reason.
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But with Britain's pending departure from the European Union, such certainties are now in question.
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But the advantages of avoiding a chaotic departure from the European Union are crystal clear.
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What does it mean that even her departure from those genres also makes us uncomfortable?
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This means that their departure from royal roles won&apost affect the line of succession.
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Gross ran that fund for nine months, from December 2013 until his departure from Pimco.
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He appreciates the support, but such comments torment him about his departure from the Senate.
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It would also be a significant departure from Amazon's expertise in providing hosted cloud services.
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Dismayed by the Zambian government's decision requiring our Ambassador Daniel Foote's departure from the country.
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A Guggenheim spokesman confirmed her departure from the money manager, describing it as a resignation.
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While Booker's departure from NH is understandable, his NH results will reflect this early departure.
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The Trump administration's policies on refugees are a departure from those of the Obama administration.
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But the stock turned negative on a report of another executive departure from the company.
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Well... #TheRiseOfSkywalker is a drastic departure from TLJ, but also not as invigorating as TFA.
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Not everyone agrees that Mr. Trump's approach is a startling departure from America's values, however.
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It also marked a departure from GOP demands to cut spending under the Obama administration.
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If he does, it would mark a big departure from his style on previous visits.
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That is a departure from how the I.O.C. has handled neutral athletes in the past.
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But Indigenous leaders across the country view her departure from his cabinet as a condemnation.
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It was an unusual departure from protocol for a leadership that rarely allows unscripted moments.
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ABC, in a departure from previous years, will broadcast all three days of the draft.
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Whitman's departure from the Uber fray was considerably more complicated than has been previously reported.
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Vizio's new P-Series TVs are a radical departure from the rest of the industry.
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The Tab S4 isn't a radical departure from its predecessor, save for one key thing: DeX.
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Scicluna was due to hear testimony from victims until his scheduled departure from Chile on Friday.
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Your proposed conditions are a departure from accommodations made by previous Attorneys General of both parties.
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In 2013, shortly after his departure from the show, Hader spilled the beans to Howard Stern.
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There had to be a departure from the Democratic Party in order for him to win.
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Pay cuts, mass layoffs, and a botched merger led to Fiorina's departure from HP in 2005.
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Biden's ticket had his name scrawled across the front, a departure from the last eight years.
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This is not a departure from the way I've conducted myself in the United States Senate.
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Atrocities in Syria cannot justify departure from Constitution, which vests in Congress power to commence war.
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In late July, she confirmed her departure from Bruno Mars' 24K Magic World Tour this fall.
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This is not a departure from the way I've conducted myself in the United States Senate.
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The EU wants the changes approved in time for Britain's departure from the bloc next March.
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Catt Sadler will be back on-air for the first time since her departure from E!
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This Paris Fashion Week will mark a full year since Phoebe Philo's departure from Céline Celine.
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And for others, it's Trump's very departure from traditional conservatism that made him an attractive candidate.
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It's a radical departure from Trump's promises on the campaign trail to block the merger outright.
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Kelly's appearance comes less than a week after the journalist announced her departure from Fox News.
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It's a shirt you'd normally never buy; a clear departure from the rest of your closet.
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Google's latest Daydream View build is by no means a major departure from the previous iteration.
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It's really beautiful — and a true departure from what fans are used to seeing her wear.
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This marks a big departure from the off-the-cuff style for which she became popular.
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However, uncertainty surrounding U.K.'s departure from the EU continues to weigh on the British lender.
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Indergand also highlighted possible problems sparked by Britain's departure from the European Union due next March.
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Consider Edgar Wright's departure from Ant-Man, or Joss Whedon's well-publicized Age of Ultron fatigue.
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It's not a radical departure from the small, classically-styled versions of the camera before it.
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But that figure only applies to date of departure from the United States: when you leave.
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Opponents said it was a radical departure from church tradition and an abasement of the priesthood.
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"Everything about this cycle has presented a departure from routine," said Kevin Madden, a Republican consultant.
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There is one major departure from history on Ida's Tucker, and that is the engine location.
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The iconic double tour and handcuff straps are a stark departure from Apple's sober design elements.
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Aesthetically, the Steel HR Sport is a little bit of a departure from Withings' previous smartwatches.
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The costumes for the residents of Batuu are also a big departure from other Disney Parks.
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The CRJ post is, to put it conservatively, a departure from the usual r/NBA fare.
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The project represents a radical departure from ordinary drug studies that test treatments for single diseases.
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Azaria's statements are a departure from The Simpsons' own dismissive response to criticism earlier this month.
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All this would constitute a radical departure from the traditional secrecy around Aramco and its revenues.
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Banks' appointment marks the end of a short retirement following his departure from Prezi in 2015.
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Harry and Meghan's decision to go with a banana cake is a departure from the norm.
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The Sinner season 2 often feels like a large departure from the USA drama's freshman run.
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This building is a classy departure from the prevailing aesthetic, with dark glass accented by bronze.
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The traditional TV mom is a trope and I think this is a departure from that.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" was a significant departure from anything Swift had released before.
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The interface is beautiful, but a total departure from the Hulu we've known in the past.
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It was an unusual strategy, a departure from the usual U.S. practice of launching surprise attacks.
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In their eyes, Time itself is a crime, because it is a departure from original Islam.
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EDT This story was updated to include the departure from Twitter of CNBC anchor Kelly Evans.
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But the Twist Plus+ World Charging Station is a welcome departure from the typical traveling woes.
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His departure from Janus Henderson was a good deal more civil than what happened at Pimco.
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As for the color, it's a subtle departure from her previous chocolate brown, but equally gorgeous.
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Kim Kardashian West's upcoming birthday is going to be a major departure from her usual celebrations.
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Global banks have already reorganised some operations before Britain's departure from the EU on March 29.
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The Arctic Monkey's third record takes a different direction, marking a departure from the first two.
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However, Britain's imminent departure from the EU next year has raised some questions about those protections.
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And in a total departure from previous seasons, the cast has not even been revealed yet.
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Indeed, the greatest departure from the original lies not with the swordplay, but on its surface.
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Negotiating Britain's departure from the EU was always going to be a fraught and complex process.
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But not compensating top people in a presidential campaign is a departure from campaign finance norms.
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For more on what Kennedy's departure from the Court means, read Dylan Matthews's in-depth explainer.
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That would be a departure from the House bill, which conservatives say they already compromised on.
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It's songs like "Satan Pulls the Strings" that mark True Sadness' biggest departure from its predecessors.
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We're told they haven't used her name or likeness once since her departure from the group.
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In a CNBC story last month, Nehls had expressed concern about Humana's departure from the market.
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In a departure from tradition, representatives from both the U.S. military and NATO were no-shows.
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There is no membership fee, which represents a departure from other services like ZipCar and Car2Go.
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Wellmark blamed its departure from Iowa's Obamacare market on $90 million in loss over three years.
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The monthly temperature departure from average was 1.22 degrees Celsius, or 2.20 degrees Fahrenheit, above average.
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The legislation is a vital stepping-stone towards Britain's departure from the EU in March 2019.
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Now, however, McDonald's has introduced a Big Mac sandwich that's a real departure from the original.
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For Japan it would have been an abrupt departure from the traditional norm of lifetime employment.
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Although Ascension Day commemorates Jesus' departure from Earth, it's not at all a cause for sadness.
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Mr Cruz's departure from the campaign is unlikely to be the end of his political career.
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The country-infused pop ballad is a huge departure from the Cyrus we knew in 2015.
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Nielsen's departure from the White House would mark the latest upheaval in Trump's White House team.
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Dearborn announced his departure from the White House in December 2017, finally resigning in March 85033.
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It all makes Mr. Allen's departure from Playbook kind of a sensitive deal for the company.
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But now the world's biggest banks must brace themselves for Britain's departure from the European Union.
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In that light, this other departure from Europe was a mix of catastrophe and dark comedy.
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This is, however, a sharp departure from the Court's past explanations for rejecting equal protection claims.
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It's a striking departure from classic newsprint comics, and even the original web versions of them.
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" A radical, by contrast, is someone who advocates "thorough or complete change" and "departure from tradition.
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He also explained more about the circumstances of his departure from the social network's C-suite.
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Hammond also said talks about Britain's departure from the EU should result in an exit roadmap.
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His departure from the CBRC was announced earlier this month by the State Council, China's cabinet.
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Bannon said his departure from the White House signals a major shift for the Trump agenda.
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Howard Schultz's departure from Starbucks has stirred fresh speculation he could run for president in 2020.
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Now the question is whether Britain's departure from the bloc will drive a wedge between them.
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"Today's DOJ lawsuit is a radical and inexplicable departure from decades of antitrust precedent," McAtee said.
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Yankee Candle's version in New York is a stark departure from its classic mall store layout.
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If Russia respects the output freeze, it would be a major departure from its former policies.
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Brexit, as the British departure from the European Union is known, is a textbook glass cliff.
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In late July, she confirmed her departure from Bruno Mars' 24K Magic World Tour this fall.
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Overall, the report is a damning look at Levandowski's digital footprints after his departure from Google.
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Many of her students circulated a petition last year to investigate her departure from the program.
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President Trump's policy could take a departure from the poor stance of his predecessor toward Pakistan.
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The smiles mark quite a departure from the Lohan making headlines just a couple years ago.
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Was this a departure from campaign promises not to get involved in further Middle East wars?
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Catalyst told Business Insider Steve Easterbrook quit on Tuesday, following his departure from McDonald's on Sunday.
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Easterbrook's departure from McDonald's has sparked debate over the acceptability of relationships between staff inside companies.
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That same year, during a speech, Payne made a joke about Malik's departure from the band.
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Sexism in the 2020 race Following Warren's departure from the field, as well as Minnesota Sen.
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There's an intimacy and privacy to some screenings that represents a major departure from the multiplex.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the timing of Jaime Barria's departure from the game.
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May's Conservative Party lawmakers called on her to name a date for her departure from power.
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Process aside, she said that pardoning the men would be an abrupt departure from the past.
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On the morning of our departure from SwaSwara, I unintentionally woke up at 4:30 a.m.
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Contrarily repellent is Dolan's utter intolerance of any departure from his less-than-enlightened company line.
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This proposal is a significant departure from the way the American immigration system has traditionally operated.
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But for much of the business world, Britain's departure from the European Union has effectively happened.
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The handouts for the Gwadar project is a departure from Beijing's usual approach in other countries.
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But it was also a sharp departure from the A.N.C.'s historical commitment to non-racialism.
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His second departure from the Cavaliers, for Los Angeles, shows how much he has changed, too.
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Budgeting for a farm, for instance, is a drastic departure from handling advertising for luxury purses.
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Though official charges were never filed, the incident contributed, in part, to his departure from Facebook.
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It's a departure from "Play," a rambunctious and theatrical piece about the interpersonal dynamics of musicians.
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As for the timing of her departure from the show, it's been a long time coming.
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The E.U. formally approved a draft agreement yesterday for Britain's momentous departure from the political bloc.
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In a departure from the first night, Wednesday's debate saw two instances of protestors interrupting candidates.
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I set up a random grid with two intersecting 15s, a departure from my usual layouts.
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Investors are closely tracking developments around Britain's departure from the European Union, set for Jan. 31.
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The arrangement is a departure from recent years, when one full-time leader served both roles.
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The family room is a departure from other rooms, decorated in a more rustic cabin style.
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The fresh, icy-blonde color is a significant departure from Colman's signature rich dark-brunette shade.
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Some said they were stunned and "in shock" about his sudden departure from the CEO seat.
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The Foreign secretary is an outspoken supporter of the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry told reporters in Lithuania Monday that his departure from DOE isn't imminent.
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Polls testing attitudes about possible 2020 matchups for Trump show a similar departure from previous presidents.
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Which makes it feel like a big departure from a lot of the current political dialogue.
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News of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon's departure from the White House broke Friday.
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Johnson's victory is being interpreted as clarity on the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
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The reserved response is a departure from how Trump typically handles protesters at his campaign rallies.
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The terms of Mr. Wilson's contract prevent him from talking publicly about his departure from Ascend.
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Another Ames, Aldrich (no relation), later led to Mr. Anderson's demotion and departure from the agency.
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The cascading effects of the president's departure from existing ethical norms have touched others in government.
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Our Food reporter explores what Britain's departure from the bloc will mean for their legacy. 9.
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Brockes's libretto identifies the soldiers who scourge Jesus as Jews—a departure from the New Testament.
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German exporters were also being affected by Britain's expected departure from the European Union, DIHK said.
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But its most radical departure from Korean-drama norms is its compact, six-episode first season.
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More than 150 Australian passengers arrived home after a pre-dawn departure from Tokyo's Haneda airport.
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The police chief's announcement marked a dramatic departure from what was previously believed to have transpired.
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Should the futures market have it right, 2018 would mark an even further departure from intentions.
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This recommendation is a significant departure from Boeing's previous position that less intensive training would suffice.
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The firm said the announcement was not related to Britain's imminent departure from the European Union.
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Dungey had fielded multiple offers after announcing her departure from ABC, her sister told CNN Business.
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His Conservative party has seen infighting over the terms of Britain's departure from the European Union.
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This hardline approach to space conflict is a departure from positions issued by the previous administration.
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Verhofstadt's tweet comes amid a tumultuous 24 hours since Trump's departure from the G-7 summit.
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To be sure, identifying China as a competitor is not a radical departure from the past.
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Howard Stern is calling out Simon Cowell following Gabrielle Union's controversial departure from America's Got Talent.
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Newsom's approach to building an agenda has become a marked departure from his predecessor, former Gov.
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Brexit delayed: UK lawmakers on Thursday voted to delay the country's departure from the European Union.
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This year could be a turning point, a departure from this longstanding tradition of gender imbalance.
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He also predicted that the U.S. will implement "tough sanctions" following its departure from the deal.
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McCloughan has said that his departure from the 49ers was connected to his struggles with alcohol.
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It would be difficult to overstate the extremity of Mr. Trump's departure from recent presidential practice.
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In an interesting departure from democratic tradition, they don't try to win the other side over.
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In a departure from the original movie, the characters skew more odd and weird than cute.
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Did this represent a departure from the traditional playbook — particularly the "nothing to see here" play?
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Britain secured an extension to the deadline for its departure from the European Union until Oct.
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Trump's ex-adviser Steve Bannon acknowledged as much shortly before his departure from the White House.
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Britain's departure from the EU could mean many more divorcing parents find themselves in this desperate state.
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This is a clear departure from the typical use -it-and-lose-it way most launchers work.
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Set over eight weeks, the novel is a nuanced departure from the usual plot-driven war thriller.
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Bradford's new paintings represent a significant departure from her previous work, which gained many admirers, myself included.
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The move was a departure from the so-called "soft landing" approach taken by Obama's White House.
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Lee's departure from Yahoo makes the Polyvore acquisition look worse than many insiders already thought it was.
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In practice, many believe trade, investment and political decisions will quickly anticipate British departure from the bloc.
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Stockpiling faded as the date of Britain's departure from the European Union was pushed back again. 4.
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"Your actions injecting politics into the FOIA process mark a stark departure from previous practice," he wrote.
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While attention is focused on Britain's departure from the EU, the situation in Northern Ireland is fragile.
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Conte has made relatively few public appearances since he was sworn in, a departure from his predecessors.
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It also marks a clear departure from the popular, but limited 140 character limit for a tweet.
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The announcement comes less than two months after Kurian's departure from Oracle, which was a bit awkward.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - John Flint's abrupt departure from HSBC leaves a worrying gap at the top.
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However, his push for a Dutch departure from the EU is unlikely to materialize in such scenario.
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Essential was also dogged by news about Mr. Rubin and the circumstances of his departure from Google.
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That was a conscious departure from the shaming I see often on Twitter from some transgender people.
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It's an edgy departure from Conrad's usual look, so cheers to taking more risks for summer '16.
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Park's departure from the presidential palace in Seoul last year plunged her conservative Saenuri Party into turmoil.
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CNN did not observe the checkpoints, but witnessed the departure from Ain Issa of an American patrol.
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Despite Roh's departure from the gun trade, the lawyer said, the issues surrounding his alleged practices remain.
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Fixer Upper lovers, fear not, rumors of Joanna Gaines' departure from the show have been greatly exaggerated.
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Meanwhile Britain's departure from EU is seen here as a regretfully unambiguous retreat from the world stage.
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He has promised to challenge Britain's political leadership and fast-track the country's departure from the bloc.
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The circumstances around Jurvetson's departure from DFJ appear to have provided an opening for his return, too.
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Bradley's style of solid defending and controlled counters was a harsh departure from Swansea's positive, attacking ethos.
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" Glassman intended CrossFit to be a departure from what he didn't like in the "big box gyms.
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It's a departure from Apple's "walled garden" strategy, where it only offers its services on Apple hardware.
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Where the film excels is in its departure from the tropes the define Bollywood as a genre.
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Britain's departure from the EU has already been delayed twice, with the next deadline set for Oct.
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In a departure from our usual format, Refinery29 went straight to the source: Her lead snake performer.
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Short has admitted that substance abuse was a factor in his sudden departure from the Shondaland show.
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Shortly before his departure from Hamilton, last June, Odom re-released his first, self-titled jazz album.
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And his understated persona is a departure from the traditional attack-dog persona many presidential candidates seek.
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Season 2 marks the series departure from the book that it's based on, moving into uncharted territory.
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I've just received the 18L Explorer for review, and it's a major departure from OnePlus' existing bag.
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Kathie Lee Gifford's departure from the Today show comes a year later than she had originally planned.
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In December, Phoebe Philo announced her departure from French brand Céline after a decade at the helm.
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A report from The Times said May is expected to announce her departure from office on Friday.
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A wine panel tasting of 20 bottles of 2013 pinot noir affirmed the departure from previous vintages.
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It is this aspect that makes the Caracas event a departure from what we have seen before.
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The season was also a departure from the "fairy story" of last year's, said director Philip Martin.
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PARIS (Reuters) - If Britain's departure from the European Union disrupts trade to the extent PSA Group (PEUP.
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Scaramucci's departure from the communications director role gave Kelly a clean slate, a White House statement said.
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This is definitely a departure from the individualistic definition of success that undergirds our understanding of prosperity.
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Most importantly, DACA rules are a departure from normal law and constitutional governance in the United States.
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Trump's Taiwan call: Analysts weigh in "It shouldn't be seen as a departure from norms," Pillsbury said.
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Facebook won't say if the political and legal distractions were factors in his departure from the company.
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Elsewhere, the U.K. was no closer to resolving the chaos surrounding its departure from the European Union.
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A Deutsche spokeswoman in Russia said Teplukhin's departure from his post was not related to the investigations.
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"I've Been Lost" is a lyrical departure from the band's earlier split Drink to Sleep/Those Lies.
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Perhaps the main influencing factor this June 8 is the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
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JFS hoped their departure from al Qaeda would allow for a unified opposition to topple the regime.
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And after Bell's departure from the team, they didn't really feel obligated to, y'know, not steal it.
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His departure from the governor's mansion, in January, resembled a man fleeing a house engulfed in fire.
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The Trump administration's most stark departure from Obama-era policy is its rethinking of immigration-enforcement priorities.
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In a departure from his typical speeches, Trump only mentioned Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi in passing.
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This too is a departure from Obama's practice and one on which Trump seems likely to deliver.
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One thing is certain: Britain's departure from the European Union will not make the union more democratic.
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News about Lewis's departure from Founders Fund emerged this summer, though details were scarce at the time.
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His lawyer, Ruslan Chernolutsky, said the ruling would likely pave the way for Saakashvili's departure from Ukraine.
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It's his first released work since his unceremonious departure from Konami and the Metal Gear Solid franchise.
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Flake is reportedly considering a position at CBS News following his departure from the Senate this month.
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Sourcing milk directly is a sharp departure from the way big dairy companies usually get their milk.
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Then Comey published a book, a sharp departure from prior directors, that discussed the ongoing Russia investigation.
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This is a drastic departure from the historical norm where government borrowing needs typically moderate during expansions.
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In a departure from previous resignations, her soon-to-be-former colleagues expressed sorrow at her departure.
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Mr. Serota's is the third major departure from the group of museums in less than two years.
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The empty space and mobs of sales associates were a significant departure from jam-packed dollar stores.
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How Britain will manage its departure from the European Union and under what conditions remains wholly unclear.
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Britain's departure from the European Union would be a litmus test for cooperation between regulators, he stressed.
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PT on September 211, a departure from years past when preorders would go live at 2700 a.m.
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Mitchell announced his departure from Facebook earlier this month, the last of the five cofounders to leave.
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It is unlikely that Patrick's departure from the 2020 speculation will mark his end in Democratic politics.
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" On the other hand, he found a departure from Kavanaugh's typical jurisprudence in "Dartmouth Rally Upends Streak.
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The former Fox News anchor tweeted the news of her departure from MSNBC, without providing additional details.
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After Hodor's now-legendary departure from Game of Thrones Season 6, he's now getting requests IRL too.
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" Following his departure from the show, Franklin wrote on Instagram, "I'm heartbroken to be leaving Fuller House.
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The aesthetics of the costume itself were a stark departure from industry standards, and fans were receptive.
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The Vision Fund is a significant departure from SoftBank's previous investing style, even when including other CVCs.
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That's a big departure from the AAP's previous recommendations, which essentially branded all screen time as bad.
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So what is due to happen between now and Britain's scheduled departure from the EU on Oct.
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News of Gupta's upcoming departure from Uber, along with data on Uber's revenues, came late last month.
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And it's a big departure from the metal-adorned lavender strands she showed off just last week.
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Lima's orange thigh-high boots and matching neon gloves were a departure from her usual runway style.
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It seems like a huge departure from the two-plus decades of Marshall's time in the seat.
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At the same moment Patrick left the stage, Barack Obama began his own departure from public life.
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The woman who was once Europe's most powerful leader is preparing her long-expected departure from office.
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That is a conscious departure from the past, when G.E. was regarded to have top-heavy management.
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The strategy is a notable departure from Russia's 2016 playbook that lawmakers say should raise serious concerns.
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Mr. Price, who could not be reached for comment, made no secret of his departure from Amazon.
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He even briefly coached Kuwait's national soccer team, years before his abrupt departure from soccer this spring.
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Such collaboration would represent a return to the roots of our field, not a departure from it.
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But Mr. McEntee will remain in the president's orbit despite his abrupt departure from the White House.
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The State Department's chief North Korea negotiator, Joseph Yun, recently announced his departure from the Foreign Service.
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After the designer's departure from the house, her friends, collaborators and fans reflect on her time there.
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Those who advocate fiscal prudence, social liberalism and an orderly departure from the eu have been routed.
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Facing a cabinet rebellion, Theresa May set out Friday morning a timetable for her departure from office.
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European Union leaders agreed to push the deadline for Britain's departure from the bloc back to Oct.
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"Aureole" (1962), a lyrical departure from his earlier, more radically modern approach, helped catapult Taylor to fame.
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And it's a departure from the versions Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan used in their Batman films.
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And it's a departure from the versions Zack Snyder and Christopher Nolan used in their Batman films.
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Uber's deal with Daimler, however, is a big departure from the ride-hail company's relationship with Volvo.
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Awkwafina delivers a serious performance in this film—a departure from her breakout role in Ocean's Eight.
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The bill had attracted significant Republican support in Congress, a rare and notable departure from partisan solidarity.
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And banks haven't moved many people in the run-up to the departure from the E.U. — yet.
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Ross Douthat thinks Trump's departure from conservative orthodoxies has formed the strongest aspects of his economic policy.
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Following her departure from the FTC, Rich served as the vice president of advocacy for Consumer Reports.
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It sure was a departure from the delight that greeted the charges against the conservative Mr. O'Reilly.
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Local 24 union threw their weight behind Biden, a departure from other locals that have backed Sanders.
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In the week since my abrupt departure from campus, I have remained one of these lucky ones.
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Without a deal, Britain could face a disorderly, and economically damaging, departure from the bloc next year.
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This is a dramatic departure from consensus estimates, which still forecast earnings to climb 7% this year.
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They also appear to be a departure from the longstanding cooperation between the military and the monarchy.
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Sarah Schrup, a lawyer for Mr. Kahler, said that was a radical departure from American legal traditions.
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Bloomberg's engagement stance contrasts with some of his Democratic rivals — and it's a definite departure from Trump.
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But they actually represent a big departure from the current centre-right and centre-left technocratic tweaking.
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The heartwarming post comes one day after Union broke her silence on her controversial departure from AGT.
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The sanctions themselves aren't much of a departure from the Obama administration's handling of Iran's missile program.
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As news broke of his departure from the White House, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders paid tribute.
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This, too, is a departure from turkey and sweet potatoes, and I say let yourself go there.
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With her boyfriend sick too, it was a particularly unwelcome departure from their busy routine, Susie said.
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And in a sharp departure from his last outing, Gray struck out nine batters, five on sliders.
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Britain's departure from the alliance referenced in question 3 became popularly known by what one-word term?
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Vindman said his departure from the council could come as soon as this month, the source said.
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The date of Britain's departure from the European Union was subsequently delayed until the end of October.
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They also suggest the two men had Yovanovitch under surveillance until her departure from Kyiv in May.
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Cory Booker's departure from the race on Monday opened another small well of support to remaining contenders.
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Pelosi's announcement was a sudden departure from what members of her caucus were saying earlier Wednesday morning.
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Now, with his dramatic departure from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, they may have gotten their answer.
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"If anything, Medvedev's departure from the government gives him a chance to refurbish his image," they said.
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It's a drastic departure from previous designs and was supposed to make the app simpler to use.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decisive win this week all but ensured Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Booker has profited from her departure from the race, gaining $1 million in donations after her exit.
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The survey's results also marked a departure from mostly negative sentiment during former president Francois Hollande's tenure.
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That opinion is an apparent departure from the government's official stance before negotiations on leaving the bloc.
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But in a departure from the House bill, states can't opt of regulations governing pre-existing conditions.
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And the good news is that it's not going anywhere, even with Sirleaf's departure from the scene.
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"Lewandowski had earlier likewise refused to discuss the period following his departure from Trump's campaign," he added.
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The model&aposs hairstyle is a departure from the bob she wore as recently as November 15.
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Londoners speak out about what the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union would mean for them.
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It's a stark departure from the $111.64 billion of investor money pulled out of funds in 2016.
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DeVos's move marks a departure from Obama-era rules, which allowed full loan forgiveness to defrauded students.
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The prime minister could be forced to ask Parliament to postpone the country's departure from the bloc.
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They would centralize the judicial-appointments process in McGahn's office, a departure from normal White House practice.
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But Economics 240.5 is a no less ambitious departure from standard introductory economics than Marglin's course was.
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Making the wife the culprit in a two-families scenario is a nice departure from the norm.
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Ms. Cunningham's abrupt departure from Bendix provided fodder for months of newspaper and magazine articles and commentary.
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That is a sharp departure from past decades, when many schools tried to keep such charges quiet.
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The Fox News appearance will be Bannon's second television interview since his departure from the Trump administration.
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The refusal of the president to celebrate them is a chilling and clear departure from American values.
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The league formed as a nonprofit — a departure from the A.U.D.L., which features 21 individually owned teams.
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In an alarming departure from traditional practice, the Trump Justice Department has refused to defend the law.
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It's a big departure from they way they created their brand ... sort of like Sonny and Cher.
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Of course, all of this could prove moot with Britain's imminent departure from the European single market.
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Mr. Bush's departure from the race makes Mr. Kasich the only candidate to have served as a governor.
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Cohn had earlier served alongside Jon Winkelried in this arrangement, until Winkelried's departure from the firm in 2009.
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The bigger news is Intel's departure from the wearable space—an area that's rapidly becoming a technological ghostland.
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Warren said Trump's brand of populism is a major departure from Ryan and McConnell, the Republican congressional leaders.
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And in a stunning departure from most collections of entomology photography, nearly all of Gowin's moths are alive.
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If you're still grieving over his departure from the band, rest assured that he's in a better place.
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Lloyd's is also facing a threat from European competition due to Britain's impending departure from the European Union.
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Camila Cabello's departure from Fifth Harmony rocked the pop music world in the early hours of Monday morning.
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The Times alleged Friday that O'Reilly's behavior was a contributing factor in Megyn Kelly's departure from Fox News.
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The iron looks to have burnt the wooden laundry board, indicating the maid's sudden departure from the scene.
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Thank you for legitimizing his victory without normalizing his departure from the civil discourse we expect and deserve.
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Not surprisingly, the new QuietComfort 35 headphones aren't much of an aesthetic departure from the company's signature mainstays.
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Bill O'Reilly made his first public broadcast on Monday since his abrupt departure from Fox News last week.
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Rupert Murdoch has released a statement in response to the news of Megyn Kelly's departure from Fox News.
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Splitting the IPO into phases is a departure from the original plan for a market debut in 2018.
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Emerging accounts of the circumstances surrounding Liu's departure from the administration cast those decisions in a new light.
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This was a sharp departure from his predecessors under the Obama administration, Politico noted, who usually flew commercial.
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Britain's departure from the European Union (EU) could paralyse law-making in Brussels for at least 5 years.
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Recode first reported his departure from his role, though Schrage said he is staying on as an advisor.
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But Fidel's departure from the scene may unleash a much freer debate in Cuba about the island's future.
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The diva's ensemble marked a dramatic departure from the stunning Atelier Versace gown she donned at the Globes.
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The State Department's chief North Korea negotiator, Joseph Y. Yun, recently announced his departure from the Foreign Service.
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Bogen is the first post-Iowa departure from the campaign, Politico reported, citing several sources within the campaign.
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Below are significant dates as Britain nears its departure from the EU in March: EU LEADERS MEET - Sept.
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Mr. Koum's exit is the highest-profile departure from Facebook after months of controversy at the social network.
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His departure from Bracewell, which has 450 lawyers, was by "amicable agreement," the Texas firm said on Tuesday.
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Going on an outdoor date can be a fun departure from your usual wine bar or coffee shop.
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But Britain's imminent departure from the European Union has changed the context for one issue in particular: immigration.
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Announced at CES in January, the new device doesn't represent much of a drastic departure from its predecessor.
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He also said the EU should help Britain reach an agreement for an orderly departure from the bloc.
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"We will still produce a coin to mark our departure from the European Union," a Treasury spokesman said.
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Splitting the IPO into phases is a departure from the original plan for a market debut in 22021.
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Speaking in Berlin, the PM said securing a "sensible and orderly departure" from the E.U. would take time.
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It was a departure from some Democratic presidential candidates, who have shied away from talking about the president.
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Ryan Zinke Secretary Ryan Zinke is leaving the Interior Department, yet another high-profile departure from Trump's cabinet.
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It's definitely a departure from the penis costume she inexplicably wore in an Instagram photo earlier this month.
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This marks a departure from the tests of shorter range missiles Pyongyang has carried out in recent weeks.
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The move is a significant departure from the Obama administration, which had previously given only complete loan forgiveness.
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Vampyr is a drastic departure from developer Dontnod's previous game, the time-travelling teen drama Life is Strange.
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Featuring Gucci Mane, Quavo, Travis Scott, and Wyclef Jean, the mixtape marks a departure from his former alias.
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