His release on Monday came one day earlier than expected.
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Avengers: Endgame will be released on April, earlier than expected.
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EDT (1800 GMT) on Tuesday, four days earlier than expected.
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Journalists accompanying Trump were summoned earlier than expected Wednesday morning.
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Axios' Sara Fischer notes that the announcement came earlier than expected.
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"This will help prices to recover earlier than expected," he said.
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This "fork", as such events are called, came earlier than expected.
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The forecast puts the US economy's downturn much earlier than expected.
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Running late or going to be home a lot earlier than expected?
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On Thursday, GM signalled a deal may be possible earlier than expected.
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She said the grant allowed her family to upgrade earlier than expected.
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Android N was first announced in March, several months earlier than expected.
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"An American in Paris" is bidding adieu to Broadway earlier than expected.
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CBS said it reached its subscriber goal two years earlier than expected.
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The ship returns to Florida on Saturday, a day earlier than expected.
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In May 2019, Yovanovitch was recalled to Washington, months earlier than expected.
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"The timing is earlier than expected," said Pan Chenjun, senior analyst at Rabobank.
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The company might release iOS 13 a bit earlier than expected this year.
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She always feared that Mami and Miguel would arrive home earlier than expected.
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He seemed doomed to fail, and now he has failed, earlier than expected.
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That's when she revealed that baby Miles came a bit earlier than expected.
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She had come home after getting off her overnight shift earlier than expected.
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Today, the company announced, McDermott has taken over his duties earlier than expected.
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Additionally, 80 percent of recent retirees say those health problems arrived earlier than expected.
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Because of this, she flew back home to New York City earlier than expected.
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Spotify's foray into video has gone live on iOS a little earlier than expected.
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Our return trip to Wakanda is happening just a little bit earlier than expected.
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GE announced Immelt's retirement on Monday, which came about two months earlier than expected.
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My surgery took place at the beginning of July, four months earlier than expected.
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John McCain killed that effort in July on an amendment vote earlier than expected.
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Hamdallah left Gaza less than two hours after he arrived — much earlier than expected.
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Studios are even releasing movies on digital much earlier than expected, including Warner Bros.
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Now it hopes to be a hit in your home, much earlier than expected.
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Deals • WeWork is said to be considering going public in September, earlier than expected.
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He then called Mr. Trudeau "two-faced" and returned to Washington earlier than expected.
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It followed heightened expectations that Bolsonaro's government could reveal pension reform plans earlier-than-expected.
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Rory is making late-night calls to Logan about coming to London earlier than expected.
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UK time, almost two hours earlier than expected, according to the flight-tracking site FlightRadar24.
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"This isn't unexpected though it came earlier than expected," said a Jeddah-based fund manager.
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Meet three people who retired earlier than expected, two by choice, one not so much.
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If the position has to be sold earlier than expected, investors will take a loss.
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Here are a few examples of professional athletes who ended their careers earlier than expected.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved the system in September 2100, months earlier than expected.
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The outgoing stars passed the torch to the next wave a little earlier than expected.
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It was not immediately clear whether a policy decision would also come earlier than expected.
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Further, the South American soybean competition could be heating up a bit earlier than expected.
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The Ambassador was removed earlier than expected much to the shock of the Democratic Party.
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Alibaba closed its order books for institutional investors earlier than expected, CNBC reported on Tuesday.
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Make an escape plan before the event in case you want to leave earlier than expected.
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The prospect of an earlier-than-expected exit due to job loss isn't top of mind.
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Earlier-than-expected exits from the workforce may contribute to the share of retirees with debt.
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Keep the potential for an earlier-than-expected exit in mind once you hit your 50s.
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Cordray resigned in late 2017, seven months earlier than expected, to run for Governor of Ohio.
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The address comes one day after FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe stepped down earlier than expected.
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This means that one of those two thresholds has now been exceeded, years earlier than expected.
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B. let's me know he caught an earlier flight and will be home earlier than expected.
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But the announcement came earlier than expected; the package, says Mr Draghi, also represents extra stimulus.
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Her highly anticipated album, Queen, came out a week earlier than expected, and it's really good!
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ET: News that 'Fire and Fury' will be released four days earlier than expected was added.
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Amukamara noted that in recent years, the NFL has seen talented players retire earlier than expected.
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In general I think the positive surprise has been seeing interest beyond tech earlier than expected.
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And if you look at it, Singapore is emerging out of this epidemic earlier than expected.
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The Islanders will be returning full-time to Long Island a bit earlier than expected. Gov.
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Deliveries of the vehicle would begin in the spring, at least three months earlier than expected.
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The closing is earlier than expected — the play had been scheduled to run until Jan. 7.
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It has been stymied by regulatory delays and an earlier-than-expected drop in transportation fuel demand.
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The U.S. central bank also indicated it will end its balance-sheet reduction process earlier than expected.
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FOR A MOMENT, a looming political crunch in Tunisia looked like it would arrive earlier than expected.
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Fans of "Star Wars" will be able to visit the planet Batuu a bit earlier than expected.
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The relay handoff came earlier than expected, after René suffered two injuries that have left their mark.
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The tech giant, meanwhile, posted less-than-stellar first quarter earnings results a day earlier than expected.
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The discovery of the tools also suggests that Homo sapiens were living in Asia earlier than expected.
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The vehicle never made it to the space station and had to land much earlier than expected.
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However, 62mph winds hit the area 10 minutes earlier than expected, blowing thousands of embers their way.
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The highly-anticipated Kat Von D Pastel Goth Palette has dropped a full four days earlier than expected.
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At one point, it seemed that the show was upending viewer expectations by dispatching Rick earlier than expected.
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State-run PNB has already surprised markets with an earlier-than-expected profit for the quarter ended Dec.
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On Wednesday, Mnuchin pushed Congress to raise the federal borrowing limit before its August recess, earlier than expected.
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But spending could also rise sharply if growth starts to peter out earlier than expected, government officials say.
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But even if the Aggies fall earlier than expected, Kennedy has already taken measure of the bigger picture.
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My first order from Uber Eats, from a nearby Thai restaurant, actually arrived a bit earlier than expected.
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JPMorgan analysts said Teva now faces full generic competition for Copaxone nine to 12 months earlier than expected.
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Vindman was pushed out of his role months earlier than expected, according to a statement from his attorney.
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The ruling puts Parliament back in session almost three weeks earlier than expected, and has consequences for Brexit.
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Fans will now be getting access to the streaming service a week earlier than expected on March 24.
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Oracle also announced financial results for its first fiscal quarter on Wednesday afternoon, a day earlier than expected.
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The President caught some by surprise with the impromptu announcement that came some 24 hours earlier than expected.
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Sara Evans was no different, except the tears for her son's major milestone came a little earlier than expected.
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The world's largest country by population could hit a ceiling six years earlier than expected, a new report predicts.
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Harrison, who last week resigned earlier than expected from Canadian Pacific, has confirmed that he is working with Hilal.
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A YEAR earlier than expected, Norway's sovereign-wealth fund, the world's largest, surpassed $1trn in assets on September 19th.
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A year earlier than expected, Norway's sovereign-wealth fund, the world's largest, surpassed $1trn in assets on September 19th.
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As it happens, his resignation occurred earlier than expected, even before the administration has named his de facto replacement.
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The rejection, accidentally uploaded on the regulator's website earlier than expected, had knocked down shares of the telecom operators.
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The drug, which was approved earlier than expected, will compete with Eli Lilly & Co's Forteo and Amgen Inc's Prolia.
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Strong sales during the holiday quarter helped the company reach its goal of exceeding $268 billion earlier than expected.
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They knew they weren't ready to be parents, so they returned home earlier than expected to get an abortion.
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The net exporter status comes earlier-than-expected as a previous forecast believed it would be achieved by 22020.
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Because of the illness, the ship will return to Port Canaveral, Florida, on Saturday, a day earlier than expected.
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Throughout sports history, there have been professional athletes who have retired earlier than expected, often times because of injuries.
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General Electric shares ticked higher in after-hours trading following the earlier-than-expected retirement of Chairman Jeffrey Immelt.
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The CW also announced that the show's third season would debut a bit earlier than expected, on October 7th.
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New York (CNN Business)Disney fans in parts of Europe will be able to access Disney+ earlier than expected.
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Justin Bieber's hit the stage earlier than expected ... but instead of singing his biggest hits he went full Kanye.
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The country is greying fast: the number of working-age people began shrinking in 1503, years earlier than expected.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) previously agreed to these dates even though she knew recess could have started earlier than expected.
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The U.S. central bank has cut rates twice this year and ended a balance-sheet reduction process earlier than expected.
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The tot's Christmas Eve milestone was a lot earlier than expected as he was born 10 weeks premature in 2016.
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We just learned that Gigi Hadid's Jetsetter Palette is launching at Ulta Beauty earlier than expected — as in, right now.
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Our first look at the next chapter in EA's Star Wars: Battlefront series is here, a little earlier than expected.
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Kuroda also shrugged off lingering market speculation that the BOJ would dial back its huge stimulus program earlier than expected.
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During the rocket's climb into orbit, the main engine on the Atlas V shut down six seconds earlier than expected.
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Knudsen's wife Trine gave birth to a girl several weeks earlier than expected after he had already arrived in Russia.
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Samsung's UBD-K8500, the first Ultra HD 4K Blu-ray player, has gone on sale a bit earlier than expected.
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Also, Immelt retired as chairman about two months earlier than expected this month, giving that post to Flannery as well.
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Bank of America plans to raise its minimum wage to $28500 an hour in 6900, a year earlier than expected.
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And the next day, Mr. Carlstrom arrived on Governors Island, in New York Harbor, about four minutes earlier than expected.
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The newly-public company said that it would break even on an adjusted EBITDA basis this year, earlier than expected.
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HPE now expects the deal to close by the end of the 2019 fiscal year, which is earlier than expected.
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What set off the volatile swings overnight was a report saying the much-anticipated negotiations might end earlier than expected.
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Angola LNG took traders off guard by returning earlier than expected from a maintenance outage that began in late October.
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"By championing the compelling case for business action, we have reached 100 members three years earlier than expected," she said.
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Blackstone is predicting a market surge that could take out its S&P 500 year-end target earlier than expected.
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Tangshan already ordered steel mills, cement and other plants to cut output in early October, a month earlier than expected.
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Overnight, Dow futures plunged more than 300 points on a report that the trade talks might end earlier than expected.
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UPDATE: China's embassy said on Friday that the delegation cancelled its planned visit and returned to China earlier than expected.
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He retired a year earlier than expected, according to media reports, and became a fierce critic of Obama's foreign policy.
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But given the uncertainty we're facing, I think the Fed is more likely than not to go earlier than expected.
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The oil market looks set to rebalance earlier than expected as OPEC members cut production, according to a report from UBS.
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Some cities in top steelmaking province Hebei have even ordered mills to enforce the production curtailment a month earlier than expected.
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This puts you at risk of developing nutritional deficiencies and frailty and raises the prospect of an earlier-than-expected death.
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It's not the only Amazon device that's on sale right now, with the whole range going on offer earlier than expected.
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Gilead Sciences announced Wednesday that a generic version of Truvada will be available in September 2020, one year earlier than expected.
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A job layoff, health problems or caregiving for an aging parent could force you out of the workplace earlier than expected.
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"This ejection itself appears to have occurred earlier than expected, but analysis is not yet complete," ESA said in a statement.
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Because of BREXIT Dublin's hot, we're selling now much earlier than expected because all the good news is in the price.
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"The ejection itself appears to have occurred earlier than expected, but analysis is not yet complete," it said in a statement.
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The oil reached Prince Albert, population 35,000, hours earlier than expected on Monday, widening the impact and cost of the spill.
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Among individual stock movers, Temenos fell 4.8 percent after the banking software firm terminated a share buyback programme earlier than expected.
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The pitcher will be allowed to play in the majors earlier than expected, and the Lions will reap a financial bounty.
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Fischer's earlier-than-expected departure intensifies the urgency for Trump to decide how deeply he wants to overhaul U.S. monetary policy.
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Since the Bank of Korea cut rates earlier than expected, so there could be another rate cut in the second half.
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Analysts at both Danske Bank and Sydbank noted approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration came much earlier than expected.
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The winter drought comes on the heels of a monsoon that receded in early September, almost three weeks earlier than expected.
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I placed my order on a Thursday and was guaranteed two-day shipping, but it came earlier than expected on Friday.
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That's why Bank of America is raising its minimum wage to $22018 an hour in 210 — a year earlier than expected.
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"The Invisible Man" and "Emma" are among the films that will be available for streaming at home much earlier than expected.
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Trump told aides it would be better to ease the guidelines earlier than expected rather than have to extend them again.
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These partnerships will serve GM and Chrysler well if an immediate jump to full self-driving becomes feasible earlier than expected.
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UK Asset Resolution (UKAR), owned by Britain's Treasury, said on Wednesday it had fully repaid the loan, several years earlier than expected.
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Last week, Square said in a securities filing that its finance chief Sarah Friar would leave a few weeks earlier than expected.
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Flight 112 took just four hours, 56 minutes, landing about two hours earlier than expected at London Heathrow Airport, according to FlightRadar24.
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BMW said it would have 25 new fully electric or hybrid models on the market by 2023, two years earlier than expected.
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The company accidentally announced the retirement of the mustard-colored crayon a day earlier than expected with a video posted on Twitter.
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He did not repeat that phrase on Wednesday, and markets immediately priced in a greater chance of an earlier-than-expected rise.
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CF Billy Hamilton missed his third straight start with a thumb injury but was able to swing a bat earlier than expected.
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The Atlanta Braves hit the Windy City a day earlier than expected Thursday for a makeup game against the host Chicago Cubs.
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Abitrigo had said the measure was likely to be implemented early next year, so the publication this week comes earlier than expected.
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Benchmark global oil prices took a fresh hit on Friday with the market bracing for more supplies from Iran earlier than expected.
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He said Maersk had seen "solid progress" in the second quarter, including realizing synergies of $1 billion from restructuring earlier than expected.
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A speech by Kuroda in November had stirred speculation that the BOJ could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected.
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Shares in AstraZeneca advanced as much as 2.8% after the drugmaker won earlier-than-expected U.S. regulatory approval for a leukemia drug.
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Royal feels as though it's aimed at fans, with revamped character portraits and familiar faces appearing earlier than expected like in-jokes.
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The move would make some 700 medical students in Massachusetts eligible to offer patient care at least eight weeks earlier than expected.
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Nevertheless, the Yankees have been forced to depend on reinforcements earlier than expected, putting their depth — and emotional resilience — to the test.
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The Fed also announced it would end the runoff of its multi-trillion balance sheet on Thursday — 2 months earlier than expected.
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Then a door opened, and a man poked his head in, a worker for the museum who'd come in earlier than expected.
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"Power actually went out earlier than expected and caught people a little off guard," said Amy Ricard, a spokeswoman for Sonoma County.
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Avengers: Endgame will land on Disney+ one month earlier than expected, moving from December 11th to November 12th in the United States.
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Shares in AstraZeneca advanced as much as 2.8% after the drugmaker won earlier-than-expected U.S. regulatory approval for a leukaemia drug.
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Judges delivered the verdict earlier than expected because Novi is pregnant and due to give birth in early September, her lawyer said.
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Prescott, a fourth-round pick, was pressed into action earlier than expected with the preseason injuries to Romo and backup Kellen Moore.
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Liam arrived earlier than expected and some interference had to be ran so that Cook's appearance and the surprise, could be kept secret.
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The German automaker announced that it will meet its target of marketing 25 electrified vehicle models by 2023 — two years earlier than expected.
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Rafic Chlela, head of the media office, said Tillerson had arrived a few minutes earlier than expected and the meeting began on time.
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They also observed the exoplanet wobbling and beginning a transit earlier than expected, perhaps due to the gravitational pull of a large exomoon.
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Vertex Pharmaceuticals is also boosting sentiment in the sector after it received approval for its cystic fibrosis drug five months earlier than expected.
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The news follows former CEO Jeffrey Immelt's earlier-than-expected retirement as director and chairman of GE's board of directors on Oct. 2.
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Editorial Police Commissioner William Bratton abruptly announced on Tuesday that he is stepping down next month, more than a year earlier than expected.
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The Calgary Flames were already turning things around and Johnny Gaudreau's earlier-than-expected return from a fractured finger only made them better.
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Exelon Corporation has announced it will retire the Three Mile Island (TMI) nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania by September 2019, earlier than expected.
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It sounds like it was pushed out a bit earlier than expected as it isn't supposed to come out until later this year.
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Disney's latest Pixar feature "Onward" will be arriving to the at-home market a bit earlier than expected because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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But the Rockets, who lost seven of their first 22013 games this season, decided to end the Anthony experiment far earlier than expected.
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Two of the cases we were meant to hear today got canceled, so I'm headed back to the office way earlier than expected!
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And for those who encounter retirement earlier than expected because of a health crisis or downsizing, facing the new reality can be rocky.
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Lawmakers will meet almost three weeks earlier than expected, though it's unclear whether the court decision will change the government's approach to Brexit.
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In Japan, the earlier-than-expected announcement to boost the flagging Japanese economy lifted Asian stock markets but weighed on the safe-haven yen.
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The country's No. 2 independent gas producer said it will resume its dividend payment policy earlier than expected, citing a favourable oil price cycle.
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The circus announced in January that starting in May, a year and a half earlier than expected, it would no longer tour with elephants.
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"We have completed our three-year transformation plan earlier than expected, therefore we will boost our dividend," Engie chief executive CEO Isabelle Kocher said.
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This offers some relief to investors jittery about signs that some major central banks may dial back their crisis-mode policies earlier than expected.
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An earlier-than-expected divestment of NetLink Trust - ahead of Infocomm Development Authority's (IDA) mandated April 2018 deadline, will also provide additional financial headroom.
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The U.S. and Canada will resume high-level talks on Tuesday, which is earlier than expected, on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Chief Financial Officer Martin King told analysts PMI was anticipating market share growth would plateau sometime this year, it just happened earlier than expected.
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Last week, the Fed revealed that it could begin unwinding its sleeping giant of a balance sheet this year, earlier than expected by markets.
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General Electric announced Monday that Jeffrey Immelt retired as director and chairman of the company's board of directors, about two months earlier than expected.
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Bristol-Myers warned in January that the potential for earlier-than-expected lung cancer competition from Keytruda could sap Opdivo's earnings potential this year.
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The Chicago-based company earlier this month maxed out earlier than expected a $13.8 billion loan it secured in January to shore up cash.
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The lender said it would close its non-core division that holds its assets earmarked for sale six months earlier than expected, in June.
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"We predict more than 1 in 100 births will occur earlier than expected in the US by the end of the century," Barreca said.
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U.K. housebuilders sank on Friday after media reports that the government is putting an end to the Help to Buy Scheme earlier than expected.
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Clydesdale earlier on Tuesday told investors it was planning to close its Virgin Money office in Edinburgh earlier than expected to make cost savings.
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Deals • Alibaba will reportedly stop taking orders from prospective institutional investors for its $13.4 billion secondary I.P.O. earlier than expected after attracting strong demand.
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Independent work by the University of Arizona virologist Michael Worobey, published in Virus Evolution nearly simultaneously, also suggested that these viruses originated earlier than expected.
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A higher level of reserves in the system corresponds with a higher balance sheet, meaning the Fed could curtail the roll-off earlier than expected.
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That increase in the bank's expectations is largely because of a rebalancing in the oil markets that Goldman says has come much earlier than expected.
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"A rise in demand is likely to not only increase capacity utilisation but may also help revive the investment cycle earlier than expected," Pant said.
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Samantha Jokela, a 2000-year-old college student from Upton, Massachusetts, will be graduating from college a year earlier than expected, thanks to dual enrollment.
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Koh added, "We will not be too late," which the paper took to be a suggestion that the Fold will begin shipping earlier than expected.
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It's one of most highly anticipated parts of Destiny 2 Forsaken, and now fans will be able to play it a little earlier than expected.
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Tesla announced Friday during an event in Beijing that it's beginning delivery of the Model 3 in China, at least a week earlier than expected.
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An Intel spokesperson told The Journal that the company wasn't able to tell everyone it planned because the news was made public earlier than expected.
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A speech by BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda in November had stirred speculation that the BOJ could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected.
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EBRI found that nearly half of retirees they surveyed said they left the workforce earlier than expected, often for health problems or a company downsizing.
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Brace yourselves, Sherlock fans: At long last, season four of the BBC series has a release date — and for US fans, it's earlier than expected.
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They made it clear to their retirement advisers that they wanted to invest conservatively — then they had to dip into their savings earlier than expected.
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The June agreement revealed that the price would drop below the stated goal of $80 million for an F-35A one year earlier than expected.
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Pompeo's order to cut the U.S.'s largest diplomatic mission in Kabul comes roughly a year earlier than expected amidst faltering talks with the Taliban.
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A grassroots, open call for artworks returned over 1000 submissions from no less than 694 artists, forcing the organizers to close submissions earlier than expected.
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This change of emphasis has come a little earlier than expected and is likely to result in some sequential slowing of growth later this year.
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About 45 minutes before Trump left, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters in Vietnam that talks would wrap up earlier than expected.
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U.S. officials also say he has a good rapport with Trump, who first announced his plans to nominate Milley last year, months earlier than expected.
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Mr. Immelt departed earlier than expected as chief executive after Trian Fund Management, an activist hedge fund, persistently pressured G.E. to improve its financial performance.
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This year, citing COVID-20183 concerns, the accelerator canceled its in-person Demo Day and moved it to online-only, a week earlier than expected.
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Disney also added recently released movies like "Frozen 2" and "Onward" to the Disney Plus earlier than expected, which UBS put in the plus column.
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The Celtics drafted him ninth over all, and he was able to join the team earlier than expected after the Marines granted him early release.
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The earlier-than-expected news now put the onus on BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda to ensure coordinated fiscal-monetary expansion, according to the bulk of strategists.
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Cherry blossom season begun earlier than expected in Tokyo this week in what may be an auspicious sign for scandal-hit Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Beyonce always knows how to make an entrance — and she made one earlier than expected Sunday night, just moments after the MTV VMA red carpet began.
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This means that they will not only be sicker earlier than expected, but a much longer course of illness will result in even higher healthcare costs.
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Global bond yields have risen and stock prices have sank on investors' concern that major central banks will roll back crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected.
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And although Lizzie, a journalist, is aware her professional "shelf life" is expiring "earlier than expected," she doesn't know the true source of Michael's marital distraction.
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Yovanovitch was US ambassador to Ukraine from August 2016 until she was recalled home from her post in late April 2019, two months earlier than expected.
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The Debt Office published its proposals for how government debt should be managed earlier than expected, "in order to reduce the risk of improper market influence".
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Although rates would still be low by historical standards, the central bank would be moving earlier than expected because the economy appeared to be gaining steam.
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The simplest reason for this earlier-than-expected revival is the fact that, in the all-digital era, two decades is waaaay too long to wait anymore.
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The company had warned last quarter that the potential for earlier-than-expected lung cancer competition from Merck & Co Inc could sap Opdivo's earnings potential this year.
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A New York Times report suggested the letter's phrasing — which led to endless negative headlines — was the impetus behind Trump's decision to remove him earlier than expected.
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However, stocks around the world, reeling from plunging commodity prices, weaker-than-expected corporate earnings results and political events, seem fearful of an earlier-than-expected hike.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - German chipmaker Infineon Technologies aims to bring in outgoing Voestalpine Chief Executive Wolfgang Eder as its chairman in August, replacing Eckart Suenner earlier than expected.
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A Giffords spokesperson said it might move one of the candidates scheduled later in the event to fill Sanders's slot and end the forum earlier than expected.
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Janus Henderson, one of the company's top shareholders, welcomed the measures taken by Bayer as "sensible" and said they may lead to an earlier-than-expected settlement.
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Traders and analysts cited market chatter that major nickel ore supplier Indonesia, which also supplies tin, would move a ban to export ores to earlier than expected.
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That is, people who plan to retire earlier than that age tend to retire later, and those who plan to retire after 61 retire earlier than expected.
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DeepMind's win against Hui has been described as a "decade earlier than expected," and any setback would likely be temporary — just as it was with Deep Blue.
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"Overall, the labor market stabilized earlier than expected, and the recent employment and real wage dynamics are encouraging," Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos wrote in a report.
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He now has five goals in the playoffs, along with eight assists, and should his arc continue upward the Lightning might be facing elimination earlier than expected.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle hints it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, given the damage prolonged easing inflicts on bank profits.
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Plus, learning the best ways to invest for the long haul can mean having more money for retirement or even being able to retire earlier than expected.
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Wary of causing another market stir, Kuroda will use his post-meeting briefing to dispel speculation the BOJ will exit easy policy earlier than expected, analysts say.
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Shares in the 240-year-old company slumped as much as 22018 percent after the mid-market retailer rushed out sales figures a week earlier than expected.
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The U.K.-listed company had previously admitted that 21 to 22020 of its Trent 1000 engines were affected by problems with blades wearing out earlier than expected.
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Having now announced it will close on March 15 (earlier than expected), we might look at exactly why The Inheritance failed to connect with New York audiences.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela began reopening its border with Colombia on Tuesday earlier than expected after shutting it last week amid a crackdown on smugglers and criminal gangs.
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Twilio soared to a new all-time high Tuesday after the cloud software company reported better-than-expected Q2 results and posted a profit earlier than expected.
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About six months later, regulators announced that foreign companies can take full ownership in key parts of the financial industry at least a year earlier than expected.
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It now appears the Fed may take the additional step of beginning to shrink its investment holdings by the end of the year, somewhat earlier than expected.
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Concerns about a global economic slowdown had come to the fore after the Federal Reserve announced that its monetary tightening policy cycle would end earlier than expected.
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Apple had previously indicated a September 30th release date, so this is slightly earlier than expected — just like the moved-up launch of iPadOS and iOS 13.1.
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And when Somer's costume came earlier than expected, right before Madison was about to come home from school on Friday, Somer knew what she had to do.
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Photo: APApple has slashed the price of replacement batteries for out-of-warranty iPhone models the company throttled earlier than expected, lowering the price from $79 to $29.
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Consumer spending and inflation data shifted into a higher gear in January, signaling the potential for an earlier-than-expected Fed interest rate hike, if the trend continues.
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Intel expects to close the Mobileye purchase in the current quarter, several months earlier than expected, Chief Executive Brian Krzanich said on a post-earnings call on Thursday.
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The market took the inflation data as a sign that the central bank could cut rates earlier than expected, said Piotr Matys, emerging markets forex strategist at Rabobank.
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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Jaguar Land Rover will stop sourcing petrol engines from Ford's plant in Bridgend, Wales, and end its current contract earlier than expected in 2020.
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But Kvitová didn't let that keep her down, and in May, announced she was returning to her sport for the French Open about a month earlier than expected.
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According to Zsolt Darvas, a senior fellow at the think tank Bruegel, even if an election is called in earlier than expected, there shouldn't be many policy differences.
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The timing of the second application for ozanimod was "good enough" and earlier than expected, considering fears it would be delayed until 23.54, Jefferies analyst Michael Yee said.
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Roethlisberger, who did not speak to reporters after practice, was initially expected to miss four to six weeks after the operation, but he could return earlier than expected.
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Flannery earlier this week was named GE's chairman of the board, three months ahead of schedule, after former CEO Jeff Immelt retired earlier than expected from the chairmanship.
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Alibaba — Alibaba will stop taking orders for its Hong Kong initial public offering earlier than expected amid strong demand, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told CNBC.
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However, as companies have cut staff, the co-founders are launching Upstream to the public earlier than expected, with a specific goal to discuss layoffs from COVID-19.
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"It got pretty boring in the suburbs," said Mr. Kedra, who was more than happy to leave Rosemont, a western suburb of Chicago, a year earlier than expected.
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"It got pretty boring in the suburbs," said Mr. Kedra, who was more than happy to leave Rosemont, a western suburb of Chicago, a year earlier than expected.
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She had to retire from working as a data entry clerk for the Newark Board of Education earlier than expected after she lost her vision in her 50s.
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California emissions have fallen below 1990 levels years earlier than expected, and the state is in the vanguard as emissions throughout the United States have begun to fall.
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The South China Morning Post newspaper reported the Chinese delegation was planning to leave Washington after just a day of minister-level meetings, a day earlier than expected.
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Consumer spending rebounded surprisingly well in September after a sharp dip in August (in particular, auto sales sagged in August but surged back in September, earlier than expected).
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Then on Tuesday afternoon, news broke that he will actually step down much earlier than expected – his last show will be May 13, four month earlier than previously announced.
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Okay, so that may still be nine months away, but â€" judging by Stephen King's recent tweet â€" we may be due a clown-themed surprise earlier than expected.
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Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has said the measure will allow 400,000 people to retire earlier than expected, freeing up a similar number of jobs for young people.
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My oven can get very hot, so that could have been the reason for the overcooked mozzarella sticks and these mac and cheese bites being done earlier than expected.
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This is my first day going in at my new time, and I'm pleasantly surprised when my GPS is wrong and I get in 15 minutes earlier than expected.
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He is done earlier than expected and wants to know if I would like him to stop by my house and take the boys out for Chick-fil-A.
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Despite the "Lip Sync Battle" host's baby arriving a little earlier than expected, it seems he's happy and healthy and ready for many more close up selfies to come.
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"North Korea hardening its stance again at an earlier than expected juncture is a risk that bears watching," said Daisuke Karakama, chief market economist at Mizuho Bank in Tokyo.
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If the baby arrives earlier than expected, he or she will be born under Aries (if it's before April 21), which will offer a contrasting astrological chart, says Thornton.
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He initially intended to perform one difficult trick he had landed before, but when he successfully pulled it off earlier than expected, he was left with time to improvise.
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Speculation that the BOJ could taper its asset purchases earlier than expected heightened also after the BOJ skipped a much anticipated auction to buy short-term debt last week.
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"We have informed our unions that Jaguar Land Rover intends to end our petrol engine supply arrangement slightly earlier than expected in late 2020," Ford said in a statement.
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Dunelm, which appointed Nick Wilkinson, the former boss of Evans Cycles, as chief executive in February, said Down will leave the board slightly earlier than expected on May 24.
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Closing the roll-off program earlier than expected would be consistent with a growing sense at the Fed that it is nearing the end of this rate-hiking cycle.
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"Frozen II" and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" arrived on Disney+ earlier than expected in order to meet demand for those unable or unwilling to leave their homes.
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The company also is drawing down earlier than expected the entirety of a $13.8 billion loan it secured in January to give it a cushion to weather the turmoil.
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A May opening is earlier than expected - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence told the Israeli parliament last month that the move would take place by the end of 2019.
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China's emissions have been leveling off far earlier than expected as it cancels plans for new coal plants and invests heavily in cleaner sources like solar, wind and nuclear.
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His NSC posting was expected to end this summer, though he reportedly told senior council officials that he would end his tenure in the White House earlier than expected.
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The previous MACC chief, Abu Kassim Mohamed, asked for his contract to be terminated earlier than expected but insisted that there was no pressure on him to step down.
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A government-sponsored financing package for farmers ran out earlier than expected, leaving a gap of credit in the sector that hit sales of tractors, combines and other equipment.
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A government-sponsored financing package for farmers ran out earlier than expected, leaving a gap of credit in the sector that hit sales of tractors, combines and other equipment.
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Alex Vindman Vindman, the top Ukraine expert at the National Security Council, was pushed out of his role months earlier than expected, according to a statement obtained by CNN.
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The landing comes days earlier than expected, however, after Starliner burned more fuel than planned just after launch on Friday due to a problem with its onboard automated clock.
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He did so emphatically, ordering the launch a day earlier than expected so that it fell on one of China's most important holidays, the eve of the Lunar New Year.
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Rolls-Royce told investors in August that 400 to 500 Trent 1000 engines were affected by problems with components wearing out earlier than expected, according to a conference call transcript.
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US futures, meanwhile, briefly plunged more than 1% early in the Asia morning after the South China Morning Post reported that the Chinese delegation could depart Washington earlier than expected.
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The KPU announced official results more than a day earlier than expected after working into the early hours of Tuesday, a move that meant the announcement came before planned protests.
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Source: Nationwide Retirement Institute Consumer Social Security Study, June 2016 The third most likely reason retirees draw Social Security benefits early is an earlier-than-expected retirement, the study found.
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Falih, speaking at a financial conference in Riyadh, also said Aramco would access the equity markets earlier than expected after the company gained exposure among investors through the bond sale.
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For folks who ordered last Friday, when the phone initially went on sale, however, there might be some news of earlier-than-expected shipping waiting for you in your inbox.
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A weaker rupee and higher oil prices will cause inflation to accelerate, which may prompt the Reserve Bank of India to hike interest rates earlier than expected, the analysts said.
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Newton recalled one co-worker whose pregnant wife went into labor earlier than expected, and who wasn't able to access a boat in time to get home for the birth.
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Eldrick's probation was terminated by a judge a month earlier than expected because he "successfully completed all regular and special conditions" ... according to a new legal doc obtained by TMZ.
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The revision, announced weeks earlier than expected, underscored the uphill battle for Temer to gather support for austerity measures as a corruption scandal simmers and next year's general elections approach.
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I told her that my mother just visited in July, my writing career was going well, and, with upcoming changes in the law, I could be home earlier than expected.
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The stainless steel ingredient has leaped 50% this year, rising rapidly since July amid worries that top ore producer Indonesia could ban exports earlier than expected, potentially disrupting the market.
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What this find suggests is that instead of one rapid dispersal out of Africa, Homo sapiens were moving out of Africa multiple times, 20,000 to 25,20163 years earlier than expected.
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In response to the drama in the short-term funding markets, Powell suggested that the Fed may increase the size of its balance sheet through "organic growth" earlier than expected.
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But it seems in its quest to be first, or the best, or something, AT&T is cutting some corners to make it seem like 5G has arrived earlier than expected.
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"I see its earlier-than-expected delivery as an effort to try and seize the market as quickly as possible" amid mounting competition, said Alan Kang, an analyst at LMC Automotive.
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"You would expect local assets to benefit from it, but to me this rise (in the dollar) highlights growing concerns that a rate cut is coming earlier than expected," he said.
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The Pentagon has agreed to a deal that will cut the price of the F-35A fighter jet and bring it below the $80 million threshold a year earlier than expected.
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INF/OF Brock Holt (sore shoulder) was not in the lineup Tuesday, and his ailment forced the Red Sox to call up rookie LF Andrew Benintendi a day earlier than expected.
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But indeed, the US team -- three time World Cup champions and 2012 Olympic gold medalists -- were knocked out earlier than expected Friday and won't see an Olympic medal this time around.
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Splatoon 2 won't be released until Friday, and until then there isn't really much you can do with the Nintendo Switch Online app; it's launched a few days earlier than expected.
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The country's busiest airports and U.S. airlines have been warning federal lawmakers and the TSA for months about security-screening bottlenecks this summer, but the delays have come earlier than expected.
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The pound was up 1.2 percent against the dollar at around $1.3150, boosted by the appointment of a new prime minister weeks earlier than expected after May's main rival dropped out.
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I remember that day, I was high as a kite playing chess in the day room when the officer in the gun tower yells out "Lock it up," earlier than expected.
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With markets accustomed to huge bond buying by the BOJ, any sign of a slowdown in its purchases has heightened volatility and prompted speculation it could withdraw stimulus earlier than expected.
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Google will end the consumer version of its ill-fated social network Google+ in April, four months earlier than expected, after finding another security issue impacting more than 50 million people.
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But the company is retiring the elephants earlier than expected; it didn't take as long to build the necessary enclosures for the incoming elephants at the CEC, according to the company.
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But with key austerity reforms starting in January, and a bailout program expected to end this summer, some analysts fear the government will call a new general election earlier than expected.
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Pfizer shares slid 3.8% following news of the deal, and after the company lowered its full-year profit and revenue forecasts in an earlier-than-expected release of its quarterly results.
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The problem with this scenario for Wall Street is that as homeowners give up their old loans, investors in the said mortgage-backed securities get their principal back earlier than expected.
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Felix's run at the 200-400 Olympic double, made possible after Olympic officials honored her request for a chance to run both races, came to an earlier-than-expected end Sunday.
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The dividend is small, just 26 dirham per share, but it is earlier than expected; in a recovery plan released in March 2760, Arabtec said it would resume dividends in 20.4.
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I got there earlier than expected, and had planned to while away the extra time with a whiskey at the bar, until I spotted the second-to-last band's name: Racetraitor.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22 (Reuters) - AstraZeneca shares rose 2.7% on Friday after the British drugmaker won earlier-than-expected U.S. regulatory approval for a leukaemia drug, in a challenge to rival AbbVie.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22 (Reuters) - AstraZeneca shares rose 2.7% on Friday after the British drugmaker won earlier-than-expected U.S. regulatory approval for a leukemia drug, in a challenge to rival AbbVie.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who will also be leaving Washington earlier than expected after a rocket from Gaza struck a house in Israel, was already facing indictment on bribery and other corruption charges.
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It all came to a head when Valentina, a fan favorite among younger viewers in particular, got eliminated far earlier than expected for not knowing the words to a lip sync.
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Why it matters: Scientists think the ionosphere can interfere with communications, expose astronauts to high radiation and even drag satellites down through the atmosphere earlier than expected when space weather hits.
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The analyst forecasts $2.83 million in sales in 2018, with upside up to about $100 million if Abbott secures either commercial reimbursement, Medicare reimbursement, or labeling for kids earlier than expected.
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Billions of dollars in Harvey aid are an unexpected cost that at least raises the potential that Congress would have to act earlier than expected to increase the government's borrowing authority.
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To understand the relationship between ultraprocessed foods and the risk of an earlier-than-expected death, the researchers enlisted the help of 44,551 French adults 45 and older for two years.
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However the broader reflationary theme now playing out in global bond markets and rising headline CPI inflation could see markets become more nervous about an earlier-than-expected tapering of ECB purchases.
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Barclays said that the re-introduction of dividends earlier than expected was "an increasingly likely and powerful catalyst", echoing other analysts who see scope for a rise in dividends in the sector.
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Updated November 28th, 10:26PM ET: The travel credit promotion was set to run until 11:59PM PT, but Google Fi's Twitter account has called an end a little earlier than expected.
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The decreased guidance reflects a $2.2 billion purchase-accounting adjustment to record deferred revenue at face value as well as retention payments and the earlier-than-expected ending of IBM's share buyback.
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With markets accustomed to huge bond buying by the BOJ, any sign of slowdown in its purchases has heightened market volatility and prompted market speculation it could withdraw stimulus earlier than expected.
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A senior Embraer executive told Reuters earlier this week the planemaker is on track to fly the next-generation jet by June after an earlier-than-expected rollout of its first prototype.
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Coca-Cola said on Tuesday it would refranchise all its North America bottling operations by the end of 22, three years earlier than expected, and also refranchise its bottling operations in China.
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Pfizer shares slipped 2.1% after the company lowered its full-year profit and revenue forecasts in an earlier-than-expected release of its quarterly results timed to go with the deal announcement.
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Now, with the prospect of that deal coming into force earlier than expected - potentially this year or next - the pressure is on to work out how to put country pledges into practice.
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IranAir may get its first new Boeing jetliner a year earlier than expected under a deal to take jets originally bought by cash-strapped Turkish Airlines, Iranian media and industry sources said.
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"The return to growth of exports was earlier than expected, mainly thanks to manufacturers who have been moving their production back to Taiwan since last year," said Yuanta Securities economist Woods Chen.
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Chairman Hans Biorck told Reuters that although Skanska has a succession program, Karlstrom's resignation came earlier than expected, which is why a new CEO would be appointed only in the coming months.
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If the fed funds rate continues to drift higher, forcing the Fed's hand again in 2019, some analysts think the central bank could opt to halt its portfolio trimming earlier than expected.
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Flynn became head of the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2012 under Obama but retired a year earlier than expected, according to media reports, and became a fierce critic of Obama's foreign policy.
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Then, in August 2008 at the height of Barack Obama's campaign for president, the bureau projected that non-Hispanic whites would drop below half the population by 203, far earlier than expected.
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Alex Vindman was pushed out of his role at the White House on Friday, months earlier than expected, and US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland was recalled from his post.
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We found out a few days later our offer had been accepted but, since it was earlier than expected, we needed to figure out a way to get out of our lease.
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ECB President Mario Draghi's speech in Sintra was interpreted by many economists as a sign that the central bank was more optimistic about the economy and could start "tapering" earlier than expected.
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"This eventual transition was widely anticipated by investors, though the timing of the announcement is perhaps a bit earlier than expected," Credit Suisse analyst Joe Caiado said in a note to investors.
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But again, they all peeled off the track together to pit earlier than expected, at Lap 74, hoping again to stick close and draft together, and one step ahead of their rivals.
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A potential problem Treasury officials have signaled to Capitol Hill that the debt limit will be reached earlier than expected -- sometime in mid-September, according to multiple sources briefed on the shifting date.
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"Iran has met its commitments under the July nuclear agreement earlier than expected," Behrouz Kamalvandi, the spokesperson for Iran's atomic energy agency, said in an interview the Iranian Etemad newspaper published on Monday.
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Tesla says it is expecting to hit its goal of producing 23,000 cars annually — including the Model S, Model X and Model 3 — two years earlier than expected, meeting that expectation by 2018.
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The spokesman said a seasonal rise in Russian demand for cough and cold remedies came earlier than expected last year and shifted to the third quarter, at the expense of fourth-quarter earnings.
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Spencer said a shortage of Intel Corp processor chips for PCs that many analysts expected to last into this summer had been resolved earlier than expected, allowing PC makers to ship more machines.
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Risk appetite has dried up this week as investors in Europe warily eyed the new Italian government and the European Central Bank indicated it could end ultra-loose monetary policy earlier than expected.
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Last week the Indonesia Nickel Miners Association urged the government to stick to the 2022 timetable as an earlier-than- expected export ban would disrupt revenue for miners needed to finance smelters development.
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Signs that no agreement was within reach became clearer a half-hour after a working lunch was supposed to start when the White House told reporters the summit would end earlier than expected.
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" JACOB OUBINA, SENIOR U.S. ECONOMIST, RBC CAPITAL MARKETS, NEW YORK "If you look at the probabilities going into this thing, it was actually slightly dovish because of ending the runoff earlier than expected.
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Flannery became CEO in June, and outgoing leader Jeff Immelt was set to retire at the end of this year but said last week he would leave now, two months earlier than expected.
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A small percentage of users worldwide on iOS and Android will start getting the new Snapchat on Friday, earlier than expected, and it should be rolled out to everyone within a few weeks.
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On Monday, Suncor Energy said its 360,000 bpd Syncrude facility would resume some production in July, earlier than expected, following an outage last month that disrupted total output and sent U.S. prices higher.
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PARIS/DUBAI, April 10 (Reuters) - IranAir may get its first new Boeing jetliner a year earlier than expected under a deal to replace cash-strapped Turkish Airlines, Iranian media and industry sources said.
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Finlay was born six weeks earlier than expected, so he only drank about 10 ounces of Resch&aposs breast milk daily, even though she was producing between 75 and 100 ounces every day.
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The show ties into Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and despite problems on Doctor Strange's side (director Scott Derrickson left over creative differences), WandaVision is ready to go earlier than expected.
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The timing of Ferrari's statement was earlier than expected, since the team have often made such announcements at their home Italian round at Monza which follows on from this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix.
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A day after Trump announced he would replace Mattis two months earlier than expected, the president took a parting shot at the Pentagon chief, who resigned last week over policy differences with Trump.
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But after missing out on a berth for just the second time in the past five seasons, the Islanders searched for the right words as a summer of uncertainty arrived earlier than expected.
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Flynn became head of the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2012 under President Barack Obama but retired a year earlier than expected, according to media reports, and became a fierce critic of Obama's foreign policy.
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MILAN, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Italian mid-sized bank Creval will accelerate its proposed 800 million euro ($895 million) disposal of bad loans, halving its impaired debt burden earlier than expected, it said on Wednesday.
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The unexpected withdrawal of three amendments that had been submitted for a vote meant that the crucial vote on May's deal was likely to take place earlier than expected - at around 7:30 p.m.
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The Brussels attacks eclipsed encouraging economic data out of the euro zone, while Asian shares had faltered earlier over hints from U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers about an earlier-than-expected increase in interest rates.
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After delaying a vote on a gun control bill this week, GOP leaders told rank-and-file members they plan to adjourn for the long summer recess beginning Thursday, a day earlier than expected.
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Mylan on Monday raised the lower end of its 21.10 forecasts as the U.S. drugmaker expects to benefit from the earlier-than-expected approval of its copycat of Teva's blockbuster multiple sclerosis treatment Copaxone.
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Rival Anthem will be transitioning its members from Express Scripts to its own in-house pharmacy benefits unit earlier than expected, while Cigna will be transitioning away from its contract with UnitedHealth's PBM OptumRx.
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Flynn became head of the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2012 under President Barack Obama, but retired a year earlier than expected, according to media reports, and became a fierce critic of Obama's foreign policy.
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BRONCOS 27, BUCCANEERS 303 Paxton Lynch made his N.F.L. debut earlier than expected, stepping in for the injured starter Trevor Siemian to help Denver remain unbeaten with a victory at Tampa Bay (1-3).
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Concerns about a global economic slowdown have dimmed sentiment since the Federal Reserve announced in late January that its monetary tightening would end earlier than expected, as it cited "cross currents" affecting the economy.
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A South China Morning Post report on Thursday morning in Asia said the two sides made no progress in deputy-level negotiations this week, and added that Liu would leave Washington earlier than expected.
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The first new Boeing commercial jetliner to be purchased by Iran since the 1979 Islamic revolution could be delivered in a month — a year earlier than expected — an Iranian news agency reported on Monday.
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Of course, there's a chance the Trump show ends earlier than expected, thanks to Robert Mueller, the 25th Amendment of the Constitution or Trump choosing to focus full time on his real passion: Twitter.
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He even went back to work earlier than expected because even though his school said they wouldn't terminate him, he wanted to make sure his position was still secure: "You never know," he said.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC)rejection of a deal between Australia's third and fourth-largest telcos - accidentally uploaded earlier than expected - unraveled the prospect of combining TPG's fiber and Vodafone's mobile networks.
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PARIS/DUBAI (Reuters) - IranAir may get its first new Boeing jetliner a year earlier than expected under a deal to take jets originally bought by cash-strapped Turkish Airlines, Iranian media and industry sources said.
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Since late October, protests against Park have been a normal occurrence and the country is now mired in uncertainty amid the prospect of earlier-than-expected elections and fears of potential damage to the economy.
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Karen Chan, an analyst with Jefferies, said the "earlier-than-expected launch" of Game for Peace bodes well for Tencent, which received the official go ahead to make money from the new game last month.
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He failed his commercial driver's license test, entering retirement a decade earlier than expected and forcing his wife, a teacher, to keep working for years longer than planned so they can pay off their mortgage.
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Yovanovitch, who was recalled months earlier than expected in May 2019, was accused by Giuliani without evidence of trying to undermine the President and blocking efforts to investigate Democrats like former Vice President Joe Biden.
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" In the court documents, Thicke says he "very reluctantly agreed" to end his visit with Julian six hours earlier than expected on Saturday after the monitor "indicated that I really did not have a choice.
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A gain on the sale of shopping center assets in Chile, a tax benefit related to its agreement to sell its Mexican Suburbia business, and dilution from the earlier-than-expected completion of its Jet.
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The Bank of Japan is dropping subtle hints that it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected by tweaking its "yield curve control" (YCC) policy, essentially allowing longer-term yields to rise.
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On Monday, Suncor Energy said its 360,000-barrel-per-day Syncrude facility would resume some production in July, earlier than expected, following an outage last month that disrupted total output and sent U.S. prices higher.
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But in the hours before the summit, the White House unexpectedly announced Trump would depart Singapore earlier than expected — Tuesday evening — raising questions about whether his aspirations for an ambitious outcome had been scaled back.
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The main engine on the Atlas V shut down six seconds earlier than expected That previous mission was significant, since ULA's Atlas V transported a cargo capsule filled with supplies to the International Space Station.
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A taco festival that took place in Portland on Saturday got ugly when vendors ran out of food far earlier than expected—a mere 90 minutes into the event—and the crowd turned on them.
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The earlier-than-expected closing will give the company a head start to evaluate assets that it plans to sell to pay off debt supporting the acquisition, Occidental Chief Executive Vicki Hollub said on Thursday.
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In recent days, GE has seen sweeping personnel changes, including the departure of its CFO, the earlier-than-expected retirement of its chairman, and the addition of Trian Partners CIO Ed Garden to the board.
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Senators are growing anxious that they might have to vote to raise the nation's debt ceiling in a matter of weeks given new estimates that the government could hit its borrowing limit earlier than expected.
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"This was always a card we knew the president would likely play ... it may have been a bit earlier than expected," said the official, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the situation.
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Now, some researchers examining recent energy data and the slowing Chinese economy are asking whether emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, are already falling in China — more than a decade earlier than expected.
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He added that EDF aimed to sign one million clients on all its market-based price offers by the end of 2020 from 300,000 currently and would hit the target a year earlier than expected.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Alberta will ease oil curtailments in February and March, earlier than expected, saying on Wednesday that its rare step to limit production had eased a glut of crude.
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Coronavirus "may hasten the adoption" of online delivery and pickup, touching off long-term challenges for smaller chains earlier than expected, Kelly Bania, analyst for BMO Capital Markets, said in a research report this week.
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And if spring arrives earlier than expected in the Northern Hemisphere, migrating birds will show up, right on schedule, to find their typical food sources vanished, with terrible implications for the survival of their young.
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PARIS — Five months after a home invader's knife sliced into her left hand, Petra Kvitova will return to competitive tennis at the French Open, a last-minute decision to make her comeback earlier than expected.
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The expected strong demand from the auto sector, as well as supply cuts, should help Australian lithium miners to recover towards the middle of next year, earlier than expected, a Benchmark Minerals Intelligence executive said.
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Due to a code violation, the exhibition will be closing almost three months earlier than expected, so this weekend is your last chance to travel far out into the cosmos, and snap the obligatory selfie.
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"The earlier than expected authorization (of Glatopa) and commercial launch might add an estimated $200 million to Sandoz' 2018 top line, translating in a low-single-digit divisional growth," said Baader Helvea analyst Bruno Bulic.
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Squawk Box Live tracked market reaction after St. Louis Fed President James Bullard raised the prospect of earlier than expected interest rate hikes after implying in an interview that a move in April was possible.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will discuss a report on the possibility of awarding both the 2024 and the 2028 Games at the same time a month earlier than expected, it said on Friday.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle, yet intentional, hints that it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, sources say, though an actual exit from ultra-easy policy would be some time away.
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Source: Nationwide Retirement Institute Consumer Social Security Study, June 2016 Overall, just over half (51 percent) of retirees named paying living expenses as the top reason they had to draw on Social Security earlier than expected.
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The bottom line: 2019's string of high-value IPOs is the culmination of years of crossover investing, but altered public market sentiment may cause those unicorn hunters to pack up their trophies earlier than expected.
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Roche Holding won earlier-than-expected U.S. approval on Wednesday for its bladder cancer drug Tecentriq, the company's first entry in a new class of cancer drugs that work by harnessing the body's own immune system.
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It hasn't gotten much notice in the rush of news about tax reform and, well, everything else, but the scepter of the debt limit is looming on the horizon — and it may return earlier than expected.
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Micro Focus was top of the heap, jumping 6.2 percent to a two-month high after the software company won a new $40 million licensing deal earlier than expected, saying it would bolster first-half revenue.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle and intentional hints it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, sources say, nodding to growing criticism that prolonged easing was threatening to destabilize the banking system.
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The company is now drawing down a more than $13 billion loan it secured in January earlier than expected to shore up funds amid coronavirus-led market volatility, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Boeing is planning to draw down on a more than $13 billion loan it secured in January earlier than expected, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday, as the spread of the coronavirus roils markets.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's carbon dioxide (CO22013) emissions fell from 22017 to 22018 and might already have peaked, according to a study published on Monday, with structural economic changes allowing Beijing to meet targets earlier than expected.
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Two 2020 Democrats found themselves meeting face to face a bit earlier than expected Tuesday when they were booked one row apart on a United Airlines flight to Houston on the way to Thursday's primary debate.
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After an intruder at Kvitova's home in the Czech Republic sliced her hand in December, she underwent surgery and months of rehabilitation, then returned to the tour earlier than expected — at the French Open in May.
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Financial markets, which had been extremely volatile since the referendum, reacted positively to news on Monday that May would become prime minister earlier than expected, with sterling making strong gains against the dollar and the euro.
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LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) - Charlotte Hogg, who offered her resignation as the Bank of England's deputy governor last month, will leave the bank at the end of this week, earlier than expected, The Telegraph newspaper has reported.
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The deals announced today are a canny way for Nvidia chart an aggressive course in the self-driving market, promising a full-fledged automatic car earlier than expected, while also pushing to make its AI technology ubiquitous.
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Abe's announcement, via a speech in southern Japan, came earlier than expected and pressures the Bank of Japan to match his big spending plan with additional monetary easing at its closely-watched rate review ending on Friday.
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The remark suggests the earlier-than-expected announcement of Abe's economic package on Wednesday was an attempt by the government to pressure the BOJ into expanding monetary stimulus at a two-day rate review ending on Friday.
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The Syncrude facility has since begun ramping up light oil production, which surprised market participants because it was earlier than expected and caused them to short the market, said Bob Yawger, director of futures at Mizuho Americas.
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Morlie Hayes, of Eden, Utah, recently learned about labor in a child development class, so this past weekend she knew exactly what to do when her aunt went into labor earlier than expected, The Desert News reports,.
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SAO PAULO, June 5 (Reuters) - State-controlled oil company Petróleo Brasileiro SA will not slow down asset sales or debt-cutting efforts if it meets debt targets earlier than expected, Chief Executive Pedro Parente said on Monday.
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The move comes after Tesla said last month it was shifting all sales online to help lower prices by about 6 percent on average, allowing it to achieve the $35,000 Model 3 price point earlier than expected.
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While it's a positive sign that the Paris agreement will enter into force earlier than expected, it does pose some logistical challenges, especially in certain countries where new legislation may be required to accede the Paris deal.
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TOKYO, April 6 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average tumbled to a four-month closing low on Thursday after signs the U.S. Federal Reserve may start cutting its king-sized balance sheet earlier than expected spooked the market.
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People familiar with the central bank's thinking have told Reuters the BOJ is dropping subtle, yet intentional, hints it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, through a future hike in its yield target.
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A new Treasury Department report released last week warned that Congress will need to raise the debt ceiling earlier than expected, sometime in early March, which has stepped up urgency on Capitol Hill to address the issue.
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Thyssenkrupp kept its full-year outlook for sales and profits but toned down its forecast for free cash flow before M&A, citing the sale of its Brazilian steel mill CSA, which will close earlier than expected.
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DUBLIN, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Paddy Power Betfair expects to deliver cost savings a year earlier than expected as a result of its merger after reporting a 13 percent jump in first-half earnings as a combined entity.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Andy Murray has received numerous good wishes from his fellow players about the impending birth of his first child, but Sam Groth is the only one who wants the baby to come earlier than expected.
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At the March meeting, the BOJ kept policy steady and its governor signaled readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economy lost steam, in a push-back against speculation it could whittle down monetary support earlier than expected.
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"There's something else happening these days in emerging markets which will probably make the market more resilient even if the Fed would hike earlier than expected and that's the positive growth momentum," he said on CNBC's Street Signs.
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Workers can file for benefits as early as age 62, but for some workers facing an earlier-than-expected retirement, it will make sense to delay claiming benefits even if it means using savings to meet living expenses.
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In a surprise earlier-than-expected third-quarter update, Renault said sales in the period had fallen 1.6% to 11.3 billion euros ($12.6 billion), down 1.4% at constant exchange rates and without the effect of acquisitions or sales.
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The positive data sets the stage for an earlier-than-expected approval of the drug, which is already cleared to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) - where the cancer has spread to other parts of the body.
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Although talks with unions have come much earlier than expected with union leaders under pressure to make concessions to prevent more factory closures, a union official told Reuters that initial discussions on Wednesday had not made any progress.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Thursday said it will resume grants for groups working to prevent teen pregnancies, a reversal from last year's announcement that it would end funding two years earlier than expected.
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J.P. Morgan on Tuesday had estimated FreeStyle Libre to generate $68 million in sales in 2018, with upside up to about $100 million if Abbott secured either commercial reimbursement, Medicare reimbursement, or labeling for kids earlier than expected.
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The new Xeon chips will provide better per-dollar performance than last generation, while the 10nm chip, P5900, will help it become the leading silicon provider in base stations by 2021, a year earlier than expected, Intel said.
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But it could help the BOJ dispel market speculation it may dial back stimulus earlier than expected, and allow it to shift gear back toward more easing if continued yen rises threaten Japan's economic recovery, some analysts say.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle, yet intentional, hints it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, sources say, although any such action would be some time away with inflation distant from its 2 percent goal.
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The exact number of engines assigned for earlier-than-expected repairs related to the turbines blades on Rolls-Royce's package C series engines was not certain, but it could be as many as 30 or 40, a spokesman said.
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The 21-year-old, who will be the seventh debutant this season, had been on the selectors' radar since he was a student at Christchurch Boy's High, Hansen said, though his elevation came "probably a little earlier than expected".
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Given the rising cost of prolonged easing, such as the hit to bank profits from ultra-low interest rates, the BOJ has been sending subtle yet intentional hints it could edge away from crisis-mode policy earlier than expected.
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Li's comments "reconfirm a consistent pro-growth stance, with clarity on fiscal easing and an earlier-than-expected effective date for tax cuts," Morgan Stanley said in a note, adding that it expects improved growth from the second quarter.
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" Trump's Iran announcement came earlier than expected – four days ahead of a May 12 deadline – and he made a point of mentioning that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was on his way to North Korea "at this very moment.
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MELBOURNE, March 17 (Reuters) - Australia's Victoria state said on Tuesday it would lift a ban on onshore conventional gas drilling from 2021 as it looks to boost local gas supply, in a controversial move that came earlier than expected.
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The Syncrude facility has since begun ramping up light oil production, a move that surprised market participants as it was earlier than expected and caused them to short the market, said Bob Yawger, director of futures at Mizuho Americas.
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MELBOURNE, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Strong demand from the electric vehicle sector alongside supply cuts should help Australian lithium miners recover towards the middle of next year, earlier than expected, a Benchmark Minerals Intelligence (BMI) top executive said on Wednesday.
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"Although we believe that there are strong fundamental drivers still to unfold for CMG ... earlier than expected loyalty program roll-out and good [same store sales] checks have propelled the stock," Jefferies analyst Andy Barish wrote in a note to investors.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The top Chinese steelmaking city of Tangshan has ordered mills to cut output a month earlier than expected to meet tough 2017 air quality targets, according to a notice released by the municipal government and reviewed by Reuters.
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Rangers in Katmai had watched as a dominant male had begun to pursue and soon mate with the cub's mother, Bear 22017, forcing the female bear to either abandon the cub or push it out on its own earlier than expected.
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HE. Pirelli had expected to list in the first half of 2018 but brought forward the plans due to favorable market conditions, reaching an investment grade rating earlier than expected and after executing a series of steps to cut debt.
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What's happening: Shifting all of its sales online — plus other cost cuts — means Tesla can lower the price of its vehicles, including Models S and X, by about 25% and achieve the $2000,000 Model 3 price point earlier than expected.
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In the case of Maria, a massive ridge of high pressure will be parked over eastern North America and the North Atlantic for roughly the next 10 days, but there is a chance the ridge breaks down earlier than expected.
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It said on Wednesday that the earlier than expected signing of a new contract meant its revenue would be better than the guidance it gave of minus 9 to minus 12 percent on a constant currency basis for the first-half.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is dropping subtle, yet intentional, hints that it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, through a future hike in its yield target, according to people familiar with the central bank's thinking.
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The move to shut production of the A2777 superjumbo earlier than expected coincides with a review of purchases of very large aircraft by the plane's biggest customer, Emirates, which has a fleet of 2350 superjumbos and 2380 left on order.
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Full-year revenue grew for the first time since 2010, a year earlier than expected, and were expected to rise 3 percent to 5 percent this year, up from an earlier forecast of 3 percent to 4 percent, O'Brien said.
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But it is seen as routine here, where a cutting-edge surgical technique, hyperaggressive treatment and a competitiveness have in recent years allowed Alabama players to return much earlier than expected from an often debilitating football injury: the high ankle sprain.
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For related stories, click and Q. With the recent shutdown of Britain's Forties crude oil pipeline and the decline of production in Venezuela, do you see a change in market fundamentals that would lead to an earlier-than-expected market rebalancing?
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At the March meeting, the BOJ kept policy steady and its governor signaled his readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economy lost steam, in a push-back against lingering speculation it could whittle down monetary support earlier than expected.
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The earlier-than-expected announcement to boost the flagging economy sent Japanese and other Asian stock markets higher while it weighed on the safe-haven yen, but lacked crucial details on how much of the package would be direct government spending.
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And the criticism by activist investors who lobbied for change, helping nudge Mr. Immelt into retirement earlier than expected, was that G.E. should have cut costs more aggressively and spent less on new initiatives, like a building up G.E. software business.
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It also indicates China could reach its pledge to bring climate-warming greenhouse gas emissions to a peak by "around 2030" earlier than expected, given that the energy sector is estimated to account for 70-80 percent of its CO23 emissions.
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Julia Goh, a Malaysia-based economist with UOB Bank, said the rate cut was earlier than expected, but will help extend the stimulus effects from the May cut and provide more support for growth over the rest of the year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca has won U.S. approval for a new blood cancer drug several months earlier than expected, boosting its oncology portfolio - and requiring it to pay $1.5 billion to shareholders in the biotech company that first discovered the medicine.
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He noted that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) was relatively hawkish, releasing its plan for balance sheet reduction earlier than expected and keeping the interest rate outlook unchanged - despite market expectations for a slowing in the tempo of rate hikes.
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London-based Capital Economics said actual 2017 spending data showed the government had already started to loosen fiscal policy earlier than expected, and because of this, Capital raised its economic growth forecast for 13 to 1.5 percent from 0.8 percent.
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"Last night, Trump returned from a second historic summit with North Korea in Vietnam,'" Pence said at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland, after the US-North Korea summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, broke up earlier than expected without a deal.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Tianjin Port Co Ltd will impose measures to curb the trucking and storage of coal months earlier than expected, as one of the nation's busiest ports complies with government orders in its war on smog, a customer notice shows.
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All the same, it could also help the BOJ dispel market speculation it may dial back stimulus earlier than expected, and allow it to shift gear back toward more easing if continued gains in the yen threaten Japan's economic recovery, some analysts say.
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The result challenges prevailing models about the oxygenation of the planet, suggesting that oxygen made up a tenth of the atmosphere about 100 to 200 million years earlier than expected (oxygen gas currently makes up about 21 percent of the Earth's air).
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The fact it came earlier than expected could give GE Capital "some upside flexibility on its $18 billion dividend guidance for this year" and "provides a bit more flexibility on industrial balance sheet leverage," said Morgan Stanley analyst Nigel Coe in a note.
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With the U.K. set to have a new prime minister months earlier than expected, there are hopes among European officials that the U.K.'s process of withdrawing from the European Union (EU) can finally start – although the EU may well be disappointed.
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For some GOP staffers who've already dedicated more than a year to convention planning, it was a relief to finally have a nominee -- even if it was a month earlier than expected after Ted Cruz and John Kasich suddenly dropped from the race.
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Saturday Night Live (NBC) Speaking of Trump, the president would get a break from Alec Baldwin's mocking earlier than expected and SNL would likely cancel its final three episodes (which have Chris Pine, Melissa McCarthy, and Dwayne Johnson lined up as hosts).
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The comments sent the dollar falling as low as 110.58 yen JPY=, as some traders bought the yen on expectations the BOJ could dial back stimulus earlier than expected - a view that heightened after a slight cut in its debt purchases last week.
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A survey by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies (TCRS) found that nearly two-thirds of retirees left the workforce earlier than expected because they were laid off, reorg-ed out of a position, or due to general unhappiness with a job.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp on Thursday posted better-than-expected third quarter orders and profits but toned down its outlook for free cash flow before M&A, citing the sale of its Brazilian steel mill CSA, which closes earlier than expected.
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The dollar hit a four-month low of 110.58 yen on Monday after Kuroda's upbeat economic view raised expectations the BOJ could dial back stimulus earlier than expected - a view that heightened after a slight cut in its debt purchases last week.
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The fact it came earlier than expected could give GE Capital "some upside flexibility on its $18 billion dividend guidance for this year" and "provides a bit more flexilibity on industrial balance sheet leverage," said Morgan Stanley analyst Nigel Coe in a note.
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According to the report, McCoy is now likely to hit playing time incentives (173 to 30 percent of the offensive snaps) that would allow him to opt out of his contract into free agency after the season, a year earlier than expected.
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New York Fed President William Dudley, who announced Monday morning he would retire earlier than expected in mid-2018, said that while there were some rules that could be adjusted the main tenets of stronger capital, liquidity and clearing standards must be protected.
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Wang claimed victory on her third match point after Barty had saved two on her own serve, but 39 unforced errors by the Australian, who did not convert a single break point, saw her make an earlier than expected exit in New York.
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He's just 27 and such a move seems rash, but pro football is a rough game and more and more players are retiring earlier than expected, including Thomas's former teammate Marshawn Lynch, who happened to be on the Seattle sideline last night.
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Market strategists were surprised by the timing of the announcement and suggested that the decision had been made earlier than expected so that the Treasury Department could increase the size of its auctions this year when its financing requirements exceed its borrowing capacity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to name the Army's top general, Mark Milley, as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. officials told Reuters on Friday, in a decision that appears to be coming months earlier than expected.
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Deutsche Bank analyst Richard Parkes said the FDA okay came around one month earlier than expected and, together with the recently launched pill Tagrisso, AstraZeneca was now set to add more than $4 billion of high-margin lung cancer sales over the next four years.
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"With shares currently trading around 8x the consensus 2020 revenue estimate, current valuation appears to leave little room for multiple expansion, as greater investor confidence in current management and the potential for earlier-than-expected profitability appear to be largely priced in," he said.
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The number two seed, 27, was noticeably hampered by flying insects on the court during her match against Russia's Ekaterina Makarova on Wednesday, eventually losing the match 6-4, 1-6, 7-5 — sending her home much earlier than expected, in just the second round.
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Exxon Mobil was able to restart production earlier than expected because damage to hundreds of kilometers of pipelines that run through the mountains between gas output facilities and the LNG terminal was much less than initially feared, a source involved with the project told Reuters.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda offered a positive view on the economy and inflation on Monday, sending the yen to a four-month high against the dollar on simmering speculation it may exit its ultra-loose monetary policy earlier than expected.
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The earlier-than-expected closing will give the company a head start to evaluate assets that it plans to sell to pay off debt supporting the acquisition, Occidental Chief Executive Vicki Hollub said on a conference call following release of the company's second-quarter results.
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Its two main objectives were originally human spaceflight (accomplished in 1503) and a permanent Chinese space station, which is coming closer to reality — it announced in early March that a manned space station similar to ISS is now on schedule for 2150, earlier than expected.
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It said the transaction's earlier-than-expected close meant that CSA would not provide cash inflow at the end of the year, leading Thyssenkrupp to expect free cash flow before M&A to be negative in the mid- to higher triple-digit million-euro range.
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Production from the Gippsland Basin venture is forecast to drop to 244 petajoules (PJ) in 2018 from a record 330 PJ this year, as one of its big fields has run out of gas earlier than expected, the commission said in a report last week.
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This year, plague arrived earlier than expected, and has become much more contagious as it is now being transmitted from person to person through the air in its pneumonic form, as well as from animals to humans through infected flea bites in its bubonic form.
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In July, China's top two smelters surprised the market by signing a supply deal for the first half of 2020 with Chilean miner Antofagasta much earlier than expected, suggesting some key industry participants may be looking to break from the annual TC/RC benchmark model.
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Legal experts and consumer advocates say the decision will most likely continue a protracted legal battle first initiated by Leandra English, who was elevated Friday to acting deputy director and presumed acting director when Richard Cordray, an Obama appointee, resigned a week earlier than expected.
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After conservative Republicans rejected a part of the plan that would have ended Medicaid expansion funds authorized under Obamacare by 2020, multiple White House sources told CNN that Trump and his staff have privately begun lining up behind calls to roll back its funding earlier than expected.
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Sounding a positive note, Anheuser-Busch InBev said it would be able to reduce its enormous debt pile earlier than expected by using the proceeds of its Hong Kong IPO and the $11.3 billion windfall from the sale of its Australian unit to Japanese beer giant, Asahi.
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The fact that it is now taking place several months earlier than expected, and at Trump's estate in Florida, indicates that even greater importance is being placed on the meeting and that the topics to be covered are exponentially more urgent than initially thought to be.
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It has more material to draw on — not only the original books, though the first season does weave in an arc from second volume The Subtle Knife earlier than expected, but also new trilogy The Book of Dust — and also new contexts for its philosophical ponderings.
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Elizabeth Warren had jumped into the 2020 race earlier than expected, jump-starting a scramble to hire talented staffers -- such as Shelby Cole, who'd helmed O'Rourke's email fundraising program in 2018 but decamped to become Harris' digital director -- and giving Democratic voters candidates to begin considering.
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Pompeo's order for the largest U.S. diplomatic mission comes about a year earlier than expected, a surprise development given the meager progress in U.S. talks with Taliban militants on an agreement that would pave the way for a U.S. troop withdrawal and an end to America's longest war.
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It's a smart move for Masai Ujiri, who can now pivot from Toronto's pseudo-competitive outfit—resting on the hope that someone like Norm Powell, Delon Wright, or Jakob Poeltl unexpectedly blossoms before Lowry starts to decline—to a full-on rebuild if the Raptors disintegrate earlier than expected.
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But it wasn't until his Nevada victory party, kicked off earlier than expected with a near-immediate projected victory, that I fully realized the exceptional power and sway Mr. Trump held: Nearly every one of the 15 or so voters I chatted with was a first-time caucusgoer.
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The competition for the deputy publisher position was closely watched in the newsroom, and the fact that the selection came earlier than expected — the company had said it would happen by next May — will most likely be interpreted as further evidence that the pace of change is quickening.
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If EFFR were to trade close to parity to IOER by the end of 2018, this might force Fed policy-makers in early 2019 to consider ending the central bank's balance sheet normalization earlier than expected in order to avert funding stress the bank system due to falling excess reserves.
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In a recent study published in Paleobiology, a pair of paleontologists at the Sorbonne University in Paris examined bone from a 237-million-year-old reptile and found signs that the ancestors of the crocodile family had remarkably active metabolisms — and that the creatures evolved them far earlier than expected.
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Based on little more than a rumor that the iPhone 23 was going to be a minor update with little innovation, Samsung pushed its designers, engineers and suppliers beyond the breaking point to produce the Galaxy Note 22 with multiple industry-first features and an earlier-than-expected launch date.
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Based on little more than a rumor that the iPhone 7 was going to be a minor update with little innovation, Samsung pushed its designers, engineers and suppliers beyond the breaking point to produce the Galaxy Note 73 with multiple industry-first features and an earlier-than-expected launch date.
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The national debt has already topped $20 trillion, and the Congressional Budget Office said on Wednesday that the nation is expected to bump up against its borrowing limit a month earlier than expected because the Treasury Department is bringing in less revenue as a result of the $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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Yovanovitch, who is still a State Department employee, has become a key player in the impeachment investigation as she was recalled months earlier than expected in May 2019, and was accused by Giuliani without evidence of trying to undermine the President and blocking efforts to investigate Democrats like former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The White House announced that the president would leave the summit earlier than expected to head to Singapore ahead of his meeting with Kim and after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that all seven members of the group had agreed to sign a joint communique at the end of the summit.
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Iran had been expected to receive the first of 80 aircraft ordered from the U.S. planemaker in April or May 2018, but Iranian media and industry sources said this month it might get the first Boeing jet a year earlier than expected under a proposal to swap deliveries with Turkish Airlines (THYAO.IS).
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For Mr. Abe, the results were a vindication of his strategy to call a snap election a year earlier than expected, and they raised the possibility that he would move swiftly to try to change the Constitution to make explicit the legality of the Self-Defense Forces, as Japan's military is known.
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That didn't happen—the Warriors, led by a commanding and outwardly chill Durant, went on a 45-12 tear over 14 minutes in the first half and the game was never even faintly a game after that—and a lot of people wound up going to bed a bit earlier than expected.
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WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Defense has a "handshake" agreement that would cut the price of the F-20183A fighter jet by 8.8% and bring the price of each Lockheed Martin Co aircraft below $80 million dollars a year earlier than expected, a Pentagon official said in a statement on Monday.
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A swift political reboot Perhaps the brightest point as UK startups perceive it in the gloomy summer after the Brexit vote, is that the country already has a new government in place, under Prime Minister Theresa May — who triumphed earlier than expected in the Tory leadership race after her last rival voluntarily stepped aside.
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Released from prison earlier than expected, Deja's mother, Shauna (Joy Brunson), showed up at the Pearsons, ready to fight hard to reunite with her daughter, and when Deja's social worker, Linda (Debra Jo Rupp) toed the same line with Randall and Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson), the couple threatened legal action to fight to keep Deja.
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If you are considering trip insurance, there's a wide range of options and prices from a simple waiver if you want to cancel in advance of your travel date to full protection from a third-party insurance provider, like Allianz, in case you twist your ankle and need to medical care abroad or must return home earlier than expected.
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After her father King George VI (Jared Harris) dies, the newlywed must take the throne earlier than expected, and the series does an excellent job of shading in new dimensions of the beloved monarch as she struggles to find her own voice and learn to rule while also navigating the thorny paths of politics and marriage.
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Despite the recent announcements by Gilead Sciences (which markets Truvada) that it will donate enough of the drug to treat 200,000 people a year for the next decade and allow generic competition earlier than expected, the case of Truvada underscores why we need a public option in pharmaceuticals to ensure broad, long-term access to essential medicines.
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On Sunday, Kvitova returned to the game more than a month earlier than expected, and in just 1 hour 14 minutes, she showed the tennis world that she would not be cowed, delivering a convincing 6-3, 6-2 victory over 63th-ranked Julia Boserup of the United States in the first round of the French Open.
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Graphic: Bench press: Copper TC/RC benchmark heads for 5th straight decline, here In July, China's top two smelters surprised the market by signing a supply deal for the first half of 2020 with Chilean miner Antofagasta much earlier than expected, suggesting some key industry participants may be looking to break from the annual TC/RC benchmark model.
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In four games, they could only muster a single victory (against a Belarusian side that featured just one NHL representative, defenseman Ruslan Salei, who, fascinatingly enough, had been able to join his countrymen earlier than expected—and therefore help them navigate the nettlesome preliminary round—because he was serving a two-game suspension from the NHL for head-butting).
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A new Treasury Department report this week warning that Congress will need to raise the debt ceiling earlier than expected, in early March, could also impact leadership's plan for the CR. The preference has been to attach debt ceiling legislation to an omnibus spending bill, but the new report could heighten the sense of urgency to resolve the issue sooner.
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So whether it's a budgetary record of bringing the budget back to balance a year earlier than expected, whether it's a record with the triple A credit rating agencies, having seen triple A credit rating reaffirmed, whether it's the job numbers or whether it's the other economic programs and tax relief that we've provided, we believe that is a good record to go into an election campaign.
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Microsoft started shipping Surface Studio orders a little earlier than expected last week, which means iFixit has started tearing down the all-in-one PC. As this is a computer, there aren't too many surprises to be found, but the teardown does reveal a few things about Microsoft's approach to this unusual PC. The first is a noteworthy ARM chip found lurking behind the 28-inch display.
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Buttigieg's pace -- which will continue as the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor is slated to spend four of the next six days in the state headlining at least a dozen town halls and events -- reflects a newfound urgency within the Buttigieg campaign, where the people around him now see success in Iowa as necessary to avoid an earlier-than-expected exit from the Democratic primary.
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Read more:NFL Championship Weekend: Our best bets for who punches their ticket to Super Bowl LIVAntonio Brown&aposs agent has reportedly cut ties with the star receiver and wants Brown to &aposget help&aposChad Ochocinco to try out as a kicker in the XFL, and old videos show it may not be as crazy as it sounds21 famous athletes who retired earlier than expected
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We've seen our unemployment rate fall to 5 percent, the lowest level since 2012, with strong, increased employment across various brackets including seniors, women as well as younger people and we've also seen a budget that is on track to come back to balance in 2019, 2020, a year earlier than expected, and we have had triple A credit rating reaffirmed by Fitch and Standard and Poors most recently.
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In an interview with CNBC's "The Future of Us, " Kaku drew concern from the earlier-than-expected victory Google's deep learning machine notched this past March, in which it was able to beat a human master of the ancient board game Go. Unlike chess, which features far fewer possible moves, Go allows for more moves than there are atoms in the universe, and thus cannot be mastered by the brute force of computer simulation.
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International governments have made a power play against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE by ratifying an international climate deal earlier than expected, effectively preventing him from "canceling" the deal as he has promised to do.
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Read more: Rob Gronkowski says that Tom Brady is the healthiest player in the NFL and that he eventually wants to pitch him on CBDThe fabulous life of Rob Gronkowski, the NFL's most lovable party boy, who is retiring from the NFL with all of his $54 million savedOne contract on another team has become the sticking point in the battle between Ezekiel Elliot and the Cowboys20 famous athletes who retired earlier than expected
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Read more:Naomi Osaka won a US Open match in straight sets because she didn't want guests Kobe Bryant and Colin Kaepernick to 'sit in the sun too long'Rafael Nadal says he texted his friend Andy Murray to see if he wanted to use his yacht while competing in MallorcaCarli Lloyd says she thinks she could play in the NFL and that it would be a 'pioneering' moment for women20 famous athletes who retired earlier than expected
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Perhaps in early 2020, GE will then consider the IPO of its remaining healthcare operations ... by selling GE's Biopharma business separately from taking GE Healthcare public, they are collectively now valued at potentially about $57 billion versus our estimated GE Healthcare IPO enterprise value of $46 billion-$48 billion ... Despite the lack of 2019 detailed guidance, in our opinion there is no fundamental case for GE's share price to have further downside risk: liquidity is very ample, GE's original targeted proceeds from asset sales are now being materially expanded and completed earlier than expected, and unknown risks and litigation are being resolved in line with prior reserves.
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