An early sign backed up the possibility: voter registration data.
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Sensitivity to cold liquids or food is an early sign.
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The miss was an early sign of the challenges Lampert faced.
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Animals may once again be an early sign of PFAS exposure.
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In an early sign that the bill would fall short, Sen.
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If you want an early sign of trouble, watch the credit markets.
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Male-pattern baldness may also be an early sign of cardiovascular risk.
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A heart attack or stroke may be an early sign of cancer.
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This was an early sign that human transmission was at least possible.
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The surprise defeat is an early sign of the political dangers of overreaching.
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And you had Jonah Hex, which was an early sign that Warner Bros.
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Projections from the seats were an early sign of the Liberals' surprise victory.
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And if small hemorrhages appear, they could be an early sign of diabetes.
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An early sign of this came while Obama was on the campaign trail.
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It might be an early sign the Democrats won't give Trump an easy win.
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Instead, it was another early sign that the normal political rules would not apply.
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Virginia might be the most important early sign of where the House is going.
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Brian Sandoval as a potential nominee was an early sign of the Democratic strategy.
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It was a confusing moment for young Patrick, but also maybe an early sign.
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Calcium in the coronary arteries is known to be an early sign of heart disease.
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And, in an early sign of things to come, he toyed with a conspiracy theory.
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This was an early sign that drug companies may face an uphill battle in court.
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Depression, too, can be an early sign of an underlying medical condition not yet recognized.
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An early sign came in 211 with the assassination of Russian exile Alexander Litvinenko in London.
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If there is a pickup in wages, that could be an early sign for higher inflation.
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Shutdowns in the retail and hospitality businesses may be an early sign of coming job losses.
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Biden's swift win in Missouri is an early sign of strength for the former vice president.
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An early sign that Chief Thomson's message was taking hold among his officers came on Nov.
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Many see the delayed count as an early sign that next year's election will be postponed too.
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Any of these could be an early sign of a customer who's thinking of pulling the plug.
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But it was an early sign of how further policy pushes might go for the White House.
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But Tuesday's turnout may be an early sign that he has some momentum going into the general.
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It could be an early sign that nations are starting to get a handle on their outbreaks.
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A notable decrease in a person's usual resilience can be an early sign of a developing depression.
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He pointed to PayPal's acquisition of Swift Financial last week as an early sign of this trend.
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An early sign of the coming infopocalypse came in the form of A Gay Girl in Damascus.
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It's an early sign that things are wrong with Snowden: a lot happens fast, and far too conveniently.
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Bad breath can also be an early sign of an underlying disease that may not have outward symptoms.
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This can interfere with cognition and memory, and forgetting things like words and names can be an early sign.
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It is tempting to see CNN's leaked story as an early sign of the backlash such attacks have invited.
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Still, it's an early sign of just how much traction one of HSBC's latest forays into digital has gained.
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An early sign of the disparity between Mr Trump's words and priorities came during his chat with Mr Gove.
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Why it matters: Gorsuch is showing an "early sign of independence and work ethic," per the NYT's Adam Liptak.
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But the success of Ms. Babineaux, 21, who records as Bri, may be an early sign of coming change.
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Groups have planned a protest on Tuesday night, an early sign that they will fight back against the changes.
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She's not joking and it's an early sign things aren't what they seem and that Sabrina isn't quite right.
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"Diarrhea" peaked on December 18 (gastrointestinal issues are an early sign of the coronavirus in a minority of patients).
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The move offers an early sign of the wide gulf that could emerge between the DOJ under Obama and Trump.
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This gave Habony a bit part in a pageant that critics say was an early sign of Orbán's authoritarian streak.
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Booker's attack on Sessions was an early sign of what was to come — now every single Democratic senator except Sen.
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There was, however, an early sign last term that the clause might be moving from the wings to center stage.
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Benchmark's decision to sell is an early sign that the tender offer could succeed despite the low price per share.
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If the Republicans lose, that will give us an early sign that Democrats just might pull off their blue wave.
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Biden's win in Virginia is an early sign of momentum in other southern states with primaries on Tuesday, including Alabama.
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One early sign of that now is Apple's new Do Not Disturb While Driving feature that's shipping with iOS 11.
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It was an early sign that the protests that have convulsed this city for three months are likely to continue.
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In an early sign of a change of atmosphere, Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, signalled a willingness to consider higher wages.
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If what is happening in housing is an early sign of a broader decline in consumer confidence, that could spell trouble.
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Still, this served as an early sign that the president was not inclined to let the Department of Justice operate independently.
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The survey also found stable output in top exporter Saudi Arabia, an early sign that Riyadh is delivering on a Feb.
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But better reports from the companies most sensitive to growth could be an early sign of a pick-up in activity.
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The ad campaign was seen internally as an early sign that Sears was heading in the wrong direction, those people said.
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Curbelo's public stance is notable and may be an early sign of the Republican Party's shift on this traditionally divisive issue.
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In other words, how Republicans handle the CR is going to be an early sign of the GOP caucus's top priority.
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In one project, he's been trying to determine if aged-related memory loss might be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease.
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Biden's victories in North Carolina and Virginia provided an early sign of momentum for the former vice president in the South.
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The crackdown was an early sign of the Saudi government's extreme measures to quash criticism, which culminated in Mr. Khashoggi's murder.
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Dr. Jones says that having period-like cramps while not on your period can also be an early sign of pregnancy.
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And it's a good early sign that the Newsom administration plans to focus on expanding cash support for low-income people.
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Russia's aims in Syria One Russian newspaper suggested it was an early sign of an uprising against the Russian-backed government there.
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Combined with his significant win in New York, Trump's rise nationally could be an early sign of consolidation within the Republican Party.
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He initially blows off Merrill, the local farmer whose spontaneously rotting pumpkins are an early sign of the Upside Down's gradual spread.
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But it also could be an early sign that the administration just isn't interested in promoting a law it tried to repeal.
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If there is a blue wave nationally in the midterms, many will look back to Virginia in 22016 as an early sign.
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This could be an early sign that production-only companies are not financially attractive in the long term from a financial perspective.
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McCarthy's misleading comments are an early sign of how he plans to lead his conference through the coming onslaught of Democratic investigations.
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We'll get an early sign of whether the mood is shifting at the Future Investment Initiative he'll host later this month in Riyadh.
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The SPD's unexpected loss to the conservatives in a regional election there this year was an early sign that Schulz's campaign was faltering.
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The Reuters survey released Monday found stable output in top exporter Saudi Arabia, an early sign that Riyadh is delivering on a Feb.
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In an early sign that Moscow will stick to the plan, Russia reported on Wednesday its oil output was little changed in February.
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But Tuesday's debate is an early sign that neither the investigation nor its results will be a major issue during the 2020 campaign.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website lists developmental milestones to look for; missing them may be an early sign of autism.
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While payrolls rose 164,000 in July, hours worked declined, sparking some concern of an early sign that the decadelong hiring boom was unwinding.
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That may have been a product of confusion and miscommunication, but some feared it was an early sign of a potential constitutional showdown.
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The small-dollar donations to Democratic House candidates in 2018 were an early sign of the wave that flipped the chamber last November.
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It was a high-profile whiff and an early sign that Big Tech wasn't just ambitious; it was also sometimes full of hubris.
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It could also be an early sign of a fading willingness to live cooped up with their families or in crowded, shared houses.
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An early sign that the 2010s would bring damaging climate extremes came in July 2010, when a record heat wave struck western Russia.
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An early sign that this may not be that "revolt against the elite" that some commentators are claiming is a surge in bank shares.
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But the initial strategy is now having difficulty, with a rise of infections that are no longer traceable — an early sign of infection explosion.
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One by one, the amendments were all voted down, including by key Republican moderates -- an early sign of the direction the trial was headed.
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The large brewery and restaurant revitalize the LoDo area of Denver, an early sign of the changes that were about to hit the city.
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That there aren't any movie stars in the Mayers family, though, is an early sign that all isn't quite as balanced as it seems.
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And the swift reactions of 2020 presidential candidates who have all spent weeks meeting party activists may be an early sign of shifting Democratic opinion.
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The unprecedented walkout on March 203 is an early sign that this movement, ignited by survivors of the Parkland shooting last month, is gathering strength.
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The march revealed that voters are ready to hold politicians accountable; this town hall push is another early sign this movement is gaining political strength.
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Last week, Mr. Kirkman announced he was leaving AMC Studios for Amazon, an early sign that something was amiss in his relationship with the network.
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While those numbers have yet to recover, a pickup in enrollment in professional courses is an early sign that the industry is on the mend.
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But with the Z Flip, which CNBC got a hands-on with, we got an early sign that history is not likely to repeat itself.
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It's a positive early sign for Kelly's tenure, since it demonstrates that unqualified people who act unprofessionally will face consequences, even if they're friends of Trump.
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Indeed, Trump's Monday announcement that he plans to send more troops to Afghanistan may be an early sign that Bannon's absence is already making itself felt.
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Despite an early sign of hope at DreamLeague, where OG finished a respectable 5th-6th place with a new lineup, the challenges kept piling it on.
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It is also an early sign of success for Apple's new "services" strategy, which aims to sell existing iPhone users paid monthly subscriptions to online services.
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Perhaps that should have been an early sign that a large percentage of American voters would rubberstamp a politician who painted said group as intrinsically harmful.
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"An early sign of good faith in that regard is obviously the PBOC keeping CNY strong," said Michael Every, head of financial markets research at Rabobank.
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An early sign of the difficulties that lay ahead came in February 2013, about a month after he sent around his plan for redesigning the SAT.
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An early sign of this came on Wednesday when it also announced it was buying U.S industrial software company mendix for 600 million euros ($700 million).
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While acne can be an early sign of pregnancy for some, using acne as a marker for pregnancy would be highly ill-advised, according to Campbell.
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But that advantage was short lived as Gillibrand struggled to raise money in the crowded field, an early sign that the senator's bid would eventually fail.
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In perhaps an early sign of the fragile mood, the risk-sensitive Australian dollar dropped 224.11% and the safe-haven Japanese yen rose in morning trade.
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In perhaps an early sign of the fragile mood, the risk-sensitive Australian dollar dropped 24.113% and the safe-haven Japanese yen rose in morning trade.
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A European study of more than 800,000 people with Type 2 diabetes found this disease is sometimes an early sign of an otherwise hidden pancreatic cancer.
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She nearly suffered another loss in the Iowa caucuses, where in 2008 her campaign got handed a defeat in an early sign of its eventual doom.
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It was an early sign of Puerto Rico's decrepit power grid and its vulnerability to extreme weather, and was an omen of the darkness to come.
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The ancient Greek geographer Strabo states that the fasces was an early sign of Roman regal rule adopted from the Etruscans by early kings of Rome.
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Her win in the once staunchly Republican county was an early sign of California's demographic shift, as the state became more ethnically diverse and far more Democratic.
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That's a 37 percent increase from the same period last year, and an early sign that Microsoft's $26 billion data and social networking bet could pay off.
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"Memory loss is an early sign of Alzheimer's disease," said Dr. Jason Karlawish, co-director of the Penn Memory Center at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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The collaboration with competitors may be an early sign of Khosrowshahi's strategy of fighting unwanted regulation with a less confrontational approach than his outspoken predecessor Travis Kalanick.
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Russian special forces are using an air base in western Egypt, just over Libya's border, in an early sign of recent basing agreements between Russia and Egypt.
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"As both vascular disease and low testosterone levels can influence erectile function, sexual symptoms can be an early sign for increased cardiovascular risk and mortality," Antonio said.
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Company executives said that's an early sign of regional authorities' getting swamped by reports of new cases, though they declined to say where the call-ins occurred.
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On a deeper level, passengers and drivers are concerned that the Taco Mode promotion is an early sign that Lyft has become less concerned with driver satisfaction.
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It might be an early sign that Democrats won't give Trump an easy win — though they'll likely want to avoid the economic consequences of totally torpedoing NAFTA too.
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The steadying loan growth offered an early sign that recent policy easing may be having an effect, but regulatory tightening continued to weigh on shadow financing, Chang said.
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Companies seem to be talking a little bit more about how price increases are helping profits, an early sign that more inflation could be seeping into the economy.
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Dave Brat loses in the 7th District outside Richmond -- or even if he's in a tight race -- it could be an early sign of a building Democratic wave.
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Jeffries, who had been working with Richmond on overhauling the criminal justice system for years, saw it as an early sign that Kushner was serious about the issue.
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The prosecution late in that year of the American and European democracy groups, as well as the International Center for Journalists, was an early sign of the backlash.
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It's an early sign that it will take more than a 34-mile megastructure to overcome the resentment that is festering between Hong Kong residents and mainland Chinese.
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The numbers of new deaths, infections, and severe coronavirus cases in Italy are showing an optimistic trend — a very early sign that the country's strict lockdown is working.
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In an early sign of the academy's affection for "Parasite," Bong and Han Jin Won won an Oscar for writing the original screenplay for the film, beating Tarantino.
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Some researchers think an inherently unresponsive reward system predisposes people to addiction by pushing them to seek big thrills; others interpret it as an early sign of tolerance.
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Chinese companies have begun the process of price inquiries for U.S. agricultural goods, an early sign that trade tensions may be easing between the world's two largest economies.
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But these last-minute school closures are an early sign that a lot of people are interested, and that the impacts could be quite disruptive and visible indeed.
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"In many of the contexts we look at comparatively, firing people from watchdog institutions and stocking those institutions with party loyalists is an early sign of backsliding," Huq says.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump pulled even with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Wednesday, in a dramatic early sign that the Nov.
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A closely-watched survey of recruitment firms offered an early sign the BoE might be right, while carmaker Nissan raised doubts about its long-term investment plans for Britain.
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Apple also released the iPod Photo with a color screen that some might consider an early sign that the company would one day create a do-everything mobile device.
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The fact that a single company—Bitmain in China—sells the majority of everyone else's mining equipment and mines Bitcoin itself could be an early sign of this trend.
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One early sign of this shift is the unlikely comeback of the QR code — a feature once so maligned it inspired a 2013 marketing tome called QR Codes Kill Kittens.
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In "The Ring," often cited as one of the most frightening horror movies ever made, an early sign that a child has supernatural powers is her never needing to sleep.
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When he was a teenager, Mr. Smith both led a jazz ensemble and performed with the Oakland Symphony, an early sign of the double musical life that marked his career.
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There's been speculation surrounding their status over the past week after both sides scrubbed each other from their Instagrams ... which is always an early sign of a trip to Splitsville.
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It wasn't a warning, exactly, but in retrospect it's hard not to see it as an early sign of the nascent populist fervor that helped power him to the presidency.
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The cancer center is an early sign of the specialty healthcare work that UnitedHealth&aposs Optum business plans to grow into, as it expands beyond primary care and urgent care.
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In an early sign of political sensitivity in consuming countries, U.S. President Donald Trump blamed OPEC for rising oil prices via a message on his Twitter account on April 20.
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His comments were an early sign that the judicial branch could seek to side with the legislative branch as it faces multiple demands to referee Congress's showdown with the White House.
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However, it's an early sign of what is likely to be a defining feature of the market next year as an unusually high number of labour contracts come up for renewal.
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GitLab, a GitHub competitor, claims it has seen a 10x increase in the amount of developers moving their repositories over to its service, an early sign that there's some developer unrest.
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Drake gave Taylor Swift the VIP treatment at his 30th birthday bash, including some QT with his mom -- normally an early sign of dating -- but that's not the case ... this time.
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One early sign of trouble could come if Mueller seeks to block the release to congressional investigators memos written by Comey after Trump reportedly asked him to steer clear of Flynn.
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Separately, Senate Judiciary Committee staffers have been engaging with technology industry representatives on the issue of encryption in recent weeks, sources say, an early sign that new legislation could be forthcoming.
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One early sign of discomfort for Ukraine was Trump's apparent disinterest in meeting with Zelensky — for a sit-down and photo opp Ukraine desperately wanted as a sign of international support.
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Whom he hires and how he goes about it will be an early sign of his skill at managing the most consequential "company" in the world, and its millions of employees.
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A jump in convertible and subordinated debt issued by banks in 2017 is an early sign of what Ng expects to be a steady increase, particularly for banks that lack capital.
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An abnormal licking motion in dysphagia-susceptible mice fed chocolate syrup, for example, may provide an early sign of swallowing difficulties; researchers hope the data may benefit people with degenerative conditions.
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But in a competitive four-way primary, competing against well-known Pennsylvania Democrats, Fetterman managed to pick up 20 percent of the vote, an early sign that he would be back.
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The galumphing digital elephants crashing through the hectic, murky opening of "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword" are an early sign that this isn't meant to be your granddad's Arthurian legend.
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The actor said he was proactive in getting his diagnosis, asking for scans after he started "acting out" his dreams, which he read was a very early sign of the disease.
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It was an early sign of Mr. Schneider's confidence in his talent for identifying what might not be an obvious winner, but one that could pay off in the long run.
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In what was perhaps an early sign that his political strength was abating, Sanford received just 55 percent of the vote in his 2016 primary, against an opponent who spent little.
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Sanders is effectively defending home turf in the Granite State, where his thumping win over Hillary Clinton in 2016 was an early sign of lukewarm grass roots enthusiasm for her campaign.
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Rakell opened the scoring with a power-play goal just 2:23 into the affair, an early sign it was going to be yet another long game for the struggling Blackhawks.
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"While bitcoin and its cousins are something of a mirage, they might be an early sign of change, just as Palm Pilots paved the way for today's smartphones," the report said.
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Last month, Trader Joe's announced its commitment to sustainability, and while those signature brown paper bags were an early sign of its aversion to plastic, Aldi has also been similarly eco-conscious.
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Although it's normal every once in a while, you may want to check in with a doctor if you're consistently fatigued after eating, as this can be an early sign of diabetes.
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But complaints over the implementation of the scheme are an early sign that Sisi's bid to rein in generous state subsidies used by more than 60 million Egyptians may not be easy.
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In an early sign of Amazon's Brazilian logistics push, the company posted more than a dozen listings for distribution jobs in the country to LinkedIn last year, including "Site leader, Fulfillment Center".
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina visited the Israeli-occupied territory earlier this month with the Prime Minister, an early sign that Trump was gearing up to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the territory.
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As an early sign of how Impossible Foods' plant-based meat may fare in China, the placement of the company's booth at the International Import Expo in Shanghai was not particularly auspicious.
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They&aposre not expected to have meaningful impacts on Netflix&aposs subscriber growth in the fourth quarter, because both services have free trials and other promotional schemes to grab early sign ups.
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But the early sign is that Q3 guidance for the S&P 500 — which is what the market cares about — is not being driven down nearly as much as it was last quarter.
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Data earlier this month showed the hard-hit property markets of Sydney and Melbourne enjoyed a second straight month of gains in July, an early sign that official rate cuts were feeding through.
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Those diagnosed at a younger age had more severe albuminuria, high levels of protein in the urine that are an early sign of diabetic kidney disease, according to the U.S. National Kidney Foundation.
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Though the company hasn't shared any hard numbers related to these increases, it's at least an early sign that making the switch away from presenting tweets in pure chronological order could be working.
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Multiple signs of inflation in freight-related industries are at or near historical highs, in what could be an early sign that price pressures are building and ready to reverberate around the economy.
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But the two failed to convince other progressives in Congress to vote against the package, a good early sign for Pelosi, who will have to work to keep an ideologically fractured caucus together.
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This turned out to be an early sign of a takeover of taxi markets across the country by some New Yorkers who were about to teach drivers in other cities a painful lesson.
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Levy's boss John Martin, CEO of Turner, stepped down when the AT&T deal took effect last June, and he was not replaced — an early sign of the changes that are now afoot.
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BEIJING, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Growth in China's new home prices eased slightly in December from November, in an early sign that a long property boom has started to cool, but annual growth was robust.
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But in an ominous early sign of a possible new showdown, eastern and western factions have sent separate armored columns toward Gaddafi's home town Sirte, now in the hands of fighters from Islamic State.
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Two of Uber's largest shareholders agreed on Tuesday to sell some of their shares in the world's most valuable startup to SoftBank in an early sign of momentum for a massive private stock sale.
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She was also the acting under secretary of State for public diplomacy and public affairs for a few months earlier this year, an early sign that her star was rising in the Trump administration.
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But in an ominous early sign of a possible new showdown, eastern and western factions have sent separate armored columns towards Gaddafi's home town Sirte, now in the hands of fighters from Islamic State.
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"'Dietland' is another early sign that the atmosphere of ambient rage we're all living in is making its way into pop culture," Michelle Goldberg wrote in a New York Times opinion piece last week.
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An hour later he was declared dead, igniting a storm of public anger that offered an early sign that the authority of Mr. al-Bashir, who had ruled Sudan for 30 years, was crumbling.
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Klobuchar's jab at Trump is an early sign that Democrats may try to give Trump a taste of his own medicine after he repeatedly criticized former President Obama's golf habit during the 2016 election.
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An early sign of Lopez Obrador's rejection of current energy policy was his call during the campaign to suspend two auctions scheduled for the autumn, including tenders to pick new equity partners for Pemex.
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The $815-billion market is not big enough to rattle Wall Street, but could be an early sign of stress that might spread to other debt as the Fed continues its gradual policy tightening.
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Pat Buchanan's relatively strong second-place finish in the 239 New Hampshire GOP primary was an early sign of trouble for then-president George H.W. Bush, who won the nomination but lost in the fall.
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The study wasn't designed to determine whether preeclampsia directly causes later heart problems, or if it might be an early sign of existing problems that emerge under the pressure of pregnancy on a woman's body.
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Daley's appointment at Wells Fargo marks the first significant top-level hire under Scharf, an early sign that the new CEO may bring in more of his long-time lieutenants to the scandal-plagued bank.
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Daley's appointment at Wells Fargo marks the first significant top-level hire under Scharf, an early sign that the new CEO may bring in more of his long-time lieutenants to the scandal-plagued bank.
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For the first time in state history, those undeclared voters can participate in the June 26 primary, and the number of votes returned this month will be an early sign of the state's political direction.
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Gauges of retail sales - which can be volatile month to month and sometimes contradict each other - are now pointing in the same direction, potentially an early sign that this slowdown may be starting to take effect.
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Bank of England figures on Tuesday showed consumers slowed the pace of borrowing in December for the first time in five months, an early sign that households might be reining in their spending as inflation rises.
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Mike Coffman faced angry constituents at a town hall Wednesday night, in an early sign of the political price he and his colleagues might pay for supporting President Donald Trump's policies, including the repeal of Obamacare.
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The move was an early sign that this week's vote and the lower probability of a no-deal departure from the EU may already be helping soothe investor concerns about the damage to the UK economy.
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And since early voting began on Tuesday, there are already huge numbers showing up to the polls, particularly in DeKalb County, a Democratic-trending part of the district, which is a promising early sign for Ossoff.
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An early sign of a thaw came in the soaring debut for Twilio, the maker of communication software, which was the largest technology initial public offering of stock of the year when it listed in June.
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The Trump administration's belated decision to temporarily waive the Jones Act, an outdated piece of protectionist trade legislation that has harmed Puerto Rico's economy for decades, is an early sign that pressure is having an effect.
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The victories completed a Democratic comeback in the state Legislature that began in 2017, when Democrats made major gains, largely through suburban districts, and Northam won handily in an early sign of backlash over Trump's presidency.
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Implantation is an early sign of pregnancyAfter the fertilized egg travels down the fallopian tube toward the uterus, it divides into multiple cells and eventually becomes a growing cluster of about 100 cells called a blastocyst.
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For now the platform has just three doctors performing remote consultations for the "dozens" of early sign-ups it's seen so far — with a third-party company supplying the trained physicians that are conducting the remote consultations.
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The Lenovo Yoga Book C930 might seem like just another weird experiment — last year's Yoga Book didn't amount to much more than that — but you can also see it as an early sign of what's coming next.
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The deal is an early sign of consolidation in the red hot lithium sector where more supply is coming online as demand is expected to surge over the coming decade with more electric vehicles hitting the road.
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In an early sign of loyalty at a time when many Republicans were skittish about Mr. Trump, Mr. Cain rebutted accusations that Mr. Trump was racist and even attacked Jeb Bush in 2015 on Mr. Trump's behalf.
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An early sign came on the game's opening possession, when Utah's punishing tailback Zach Moss was stuffed on third and 1, then was sliced down on fourth and 1 by safety Brady Breeze bolting off the edge.
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His blunt tone — and lack of specifics — offered an early sign of how President Trump plans to deal with Iran: pushing back against Tehran on multiple fronts and leaving all options, including military action, on the table.
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In an early sign of the negative impact forex could have on some European firms, Infineon shares fell 0.7 percent, the worst-performing on Germany's DAX, after the chipmaker slashed its revenue guidance due to the weak dollar.
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But the increased pace doesn't seem to have harmed SpaceX's track record of successful landings — and this weekend's doubleheader is an early sign that SpaceX may be able to live up to its goal of more frequent launches.
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"This could be an early sign that the recent recovery in economic activity is losing momentum, although we would caution against reading too much into a single data point given the volatility of the trade figures," he said.
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The cancellation is an early sign of the disruption that the strikes, which have hit transport services in and around Paris hardest, could cause to Paris Fashion Week, and hotels, retailers and restaurants are already counting the costs.
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Joe Crowley — the Democratic Party boss widely seen as Nancy Pelosi's heir apparent — in New York's 14th District, it was an early sign that a new wave of progressive energy would be upending the status quo in Washington.
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In an early sign of lackluster spending, Retail Metrics, a private research firm, said sales at stores open at least a year fell 0.9 percent in January from a year earlier, a far larger dip than analysts had expected.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - There are some early sign that underlying inflation in the euro zone is finally moving up but it is too early to become optimistic about this trend, European Central Bank policymaker Klaas Knot said on Friday.
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A government report on Friday that showed average hourly wages rose 2.9 percent in January may be an early sign of wage increases, Kashkari said, but because it also showed working hours dropped, it was not a "resounding" report.
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The victories completed a Democratic comeback in the state legislature that began in 2017, when Democrats made major gains in the legislature, largely through suburban districts, and Northam won handily in an early sign of backlash over Trump's presidency.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Corporate lending growth slowed in the euro zone last month, European Central Bank data showed on Wednesday, in what could be an early sign that a worsening economic outlook is starting to take its toll on credit.
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The adverse reaction to Netanyahu's tweet, which was retweeted by Trump and drew far more attention than Netanyahu's tweets usually do as a result, appeared to be an early sign of the danger Netanyahu faces with aligning himself with Trump.
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In one early sign that State is now being heard, a White House plan to designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and Muslim Brotherhood as Foreign Terrorist Organizations has been delayed because of objections from State, as well as the Pentagon.
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The quiet release last year by Mr Lamar of "untitled unmastered", a proto-album devoid of art and song titles altogether, was an early sign of an artist trying to escape the expectations that his ambitions had placed upon him.
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In an early sign of progress on reconciling the House and Senate versions, Senator Orrin Hatch, chairman of the tax-writing Finance Committee, said he did not think that the final bill would retain a corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT).
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If he manages next week to trim a cabinet comprising more than 30 ministers and deputies, as he wants to do, that would be an early sign his mandate has put him in a stronger position to overhaul South African politics.
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For Davis, an early sign of trouble came when the leaders on Goat Hill, as Alabama's capitol is known, took a hard turn toward demagoguery instead of dealing with Alabama's perennial budget problems and finding ways to stimulate job growth.
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The figures may be an early sign that the vote has deterred EU nationals from coming to study in Britain, where universities have warned that Brexit could endanger funding and access to research projects, making it harder to attract quality staff.
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"Decreased scam awareness may be a very early sign of Alzheimer's disease - one that is present well before cognitive symptoms are recognizable," said lead study author Patricia Boyle of the Alzheimer's Disease Center at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois.
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The kits sold out within minutes of launching, an early sign of the power of her now 270 million-plus social media following, and Coty said Kylie Cosmetics had an estimated $177 million in net revenues over the past 12 months.
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But Tuesday's public tally was an early sign that the Democrats are ready to put that fight behind them for the sake of taking on Trump and defending President Obama's legislative legacy from the Republicans vowing to dismantle those same achievements.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Corporate lending growth slowed in the euro zone last month, European Central Bank data showed on Wednesday, in what could be an early sign that a worsening economic outlook is starting to take its toll on credit.
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Disney execs, speaking at a media event in New York on November 8, pointed to findings from a two-month trial of Disney Plus in the Netherlands as an early sign that the service is attracting every member of the family.
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Mr. Hu had been expected to stay in that position for a few more years, and Mr. Xi's rise as leader of the commission was an early sign of his rapid accumulation of power at the top of the Chinese government.
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The victories completed a Democratic comeback in the state Legislature that began in 2017, when Democrats made major gains in the Legislature, largely through suburban districts, and Northam won handily in an early sign of backlash over Donald Trump's presidency.
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Her move, which will give her a brief moment in the spotlight ahead of a bloated Democratic field, is also an early sign to party activists that if they chose her to take on Trump, she will not hold back.
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Treasury yields rose after Friday's closely-watched U.S. jobs report showed signs of wage growth, an early sign that inflation may finally be strengthening, and a top Federal Reserve official said raising U.S. interest rates twice this year was still a possibility.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Petroleo Brasileiro SA has room to improve the efficiency of its investments and payroll spending, executives said on Friday, underscoring that a record first-quarter operating profit was just an early sign of what their turnaround plan can accomplish.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Foreign casino operators are pushing back against moves to regulate the proposed introduction of big-ticket gambling in Japan, an early sign of friction for projects expected to generate billions of dollars for the country and the global gambling industry.
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Menendez, who previously served in the House, saw an early sign of voter disapproval after winning the June primary by a lower-than-expected 2628 percent of the vote, while his little-known Democratic challenger, who reported no fundraising numbers, garnered 28500 percent.
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SYDNEY, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Australian home prices stabilised in July as the hard-hit markets of Sydney and Melbourne enjoyed a second straight month of gains and sales at auctions picked up markedly, an early sign that rate cuts were feeding through.
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The protest was an early sign of progress to come, including the passage of the Americans With Disabilities Act in 1990, which established the fundamental rights of access and equal opportunity that had so long been denied this marginalized group of human beings.
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An early sign of the ability of immigrants and urban dwellers to redraw the political map came in 2007 when Chinese and Indian Australians helped defeat the Liberal Prime Minister John Howard in his own seat of Bennelong, in Sydney's affluent northwest.
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But with its cute, low-res mini-games that connected to popular original PlayStation titles like Final Fantasy VIII and Street Fighter Alpha 2960, the PocketStation was an early sign that Sony saw the potential in taking the PlayStation outside the home.
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An early sign that Harris' bid was facing challenges came in November when her campaign -- in an effort to further go all in on Iowa -- all but shuttered her organization in New Hampshire and redeployed staff in Nevada and California to Iowa.
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In typical organs, doctors would be able to check that it's functioning properly, but they can't do that with the uterus, so they take regular biopsies of the surface of the cervix, searching for molecules that could indicate inflammation, an early sign of rejection.
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Separate data on overall British retail sales showed they picked up speed in December, though sales of bigger ticket items were sluggish, a possible early sign that consumers are bracing for a hit to their spending power after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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"Only wearing Kirakirable outfits until the end of 2017," new beauty brand Glossier, the be-all end-all of Insta-tastemakers, recently posted, hearkening back to an early sign of the new direction (they were also one of the firsts to lean into "millennial pink").
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Hyundai Motor unveiled a promising outlook for sales at home and in the United States, and also reported its first rise in profit in five quarters, in an early sign of recovery even as it battles a slump in China.
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By measuring changes in the levels of a protein in the blood, called neurofilament light chain (NfL), researchers believe any rise in levels of the protein could be an early sign of the disease, according to the study published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine.
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The White House got an early sign of the ascent of the young prince in late 2015, when — breaking protocol — Prince bin Salman delivered a soliloquy about the failures of American foreign policy during a meeting between his father, King Salman, and President Obama.
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"It remains to be seen if this month's 11-year price rise high for March is a catch-up anomaly after two more-subdued months, or an early sign of price pressure building up a real head of steam," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
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WASHINGTON — In an early sign of Justice Neil M. Gorsuch's independence and work ethic, he has decided not to join a labor pool at the Supreme Court in which justices share their law clerks in an effort to streamline decisions about which cases to hear.
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The US assesses the attacks were likely carried out by ISIS in an early sign the remnants of the terror group believes it can take advantage of the unsettled situation and uncertainty over whether US troops will stay in Iraq, the US official said.
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Collins and Romney had already signaled they were planning to vote for witnesses, and Romney made clear behind closed doors that he would not be talked out of it — an early sign of his ultimate vote to convict Trump on one of two articles.
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"Now that I look back, that was kind of like an early sign of me having a SCAD event," she said, referring to how she had spontaneous tearing in the artery walls of her heart, related to her heart attack, called spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
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Target saw a surge of shoppers head to its stores and website during the 25 holiday season, a sign that its investments in store remodels and delivery services are paying off, and an early sign that consumers across the U.S. spent more on gifts this year.
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Even if this were not true, with almost $2.5 billion worth of USDT in circulation, a crumbling of the stablecoin — of which a temporary 13 percent price drop might be an early sign — would be more then enough to spook cryptocurrency investors and the market at large.
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Takei noted that there are already signs that higher rates are starting to hurt the U.S. economy, such as a rise in delinquencies of consumer loans, adding the dollar's softness could be an early sign of growing focus over an end to the U.S. tightening cycle.
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These bookends are an early sign that there is something amiss in this much-anticipated tell-all of the 2016 campaign, which attempts—and fails—to offer a diagnosis of how Clinton lost an election to the most unqualified and most loathed presidential candidate in modern history.
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But the fact that Trump refused to apologize, and even prospered in the wake of the furor was an early sign that he understood the changing dynamics of the Republican Party better than anyone else, and was in the early stages of a successful takeover bid.
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An early sign of where cooperation between the two countries was going came in January when the children of Jean-Bédel Bokassa, the African country's former dictator, complained of "Russian soldiers" wandering "half-naked" near their father's tomb in Berengo, southwest of Bangui, the country's capital.
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The Trump campaign broke from years of precedent in 2016 by revoking the press credentials of journalists from outlets like The Washington Post, Politico and BuzzFeed News, an early sign of the efforts to demonize the news media that have become a hallmark of the Trump presidency.
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And the excruciating process of dealing with the DACA recipients is an early sign of how the looming midterm elections, and even the 2020 race, are narrowing the political running room for big lifts on any contentious issue, whether it is the reform of infrastructure or entitlements.
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Maryland is first out of the gate with a plan to replace the individual mandate — an early sign that the states that like Obamacare will be spending a lot of time thinking through what fits best into this gaping health policy hole that the Republican tax bill created.
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The changes will include a large number of layoffs in NDG, along with the larger New Technologies Group into which it was folded back in April of last year — a move already viewed at the time by some as an early sign of Intel's displeasure with its wearables division.
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While Franchot, who was elected to a four-year term in 2018, is unable to take some of those actions unilaterally, his call is an early sign that Alabama could pay an economic price for its decision to ban doctors from performing abortions at any stage during a pregnancy.
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COLORADO In an early sign of the economic effects of PFAS, Venetucci Farm near Colorado Springs stopped all agricultural production and let go of staff after PFAS chemicals were discovered in 2016 in the water used by the property, linked to firefighting foams used at Peterson Air Force Base.
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Its momentum wheel, which works to orient the spacecraft's position, was operating as expected, while "attitude control system data showed the solar sail was angled to within 30 degrees of its expected orientation—a promising early sign the spacecraft is tracking the Sun properly," noted the Planetary Society.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's opposition from the outset was an early sign that he would not prioritize emissions reductions for the sake of climate change.
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Now, in an early sign that other Playpen cases might face further legal challenges, at least one defense lawyer, whose client already submitted a guilty plea in relation to that investigation, is trying to use those judges' rulings against the FBI to try to withdraw his client's plea.
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At one point SoftBank wanted to be WeWork's majority stakeholder, a plan it scrapped at the beginning of the year due to market turbulence and opposition from its investors — probably an early sign that SoftBank backers were uncomfortable tying its finances so closely to such a turbulent company.
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Maybe the best early sign that 2020 will follow the last few cycles of presidential primaries is the large number of candidates who have entered the race, with a good chance that there will eventually be more candidates than in any other contest in the modern primary era.
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"I was having a dream that someone was attacking me and I threw a sack of potatoes at him but what I was really doing was throwing a pillow at my wife," Alda explained, noting that he had read an article that such actions were an early sign of Parkinson's.
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His early endorsement of Bernie Sanders in the 2016 presidential campaign, in which he called him "a principled, courageous, insistent fighter against the evils that Dr. King referred to as the giant triplets of racism, militarism, and greed," was an early sign that electoral politics might be in his future.
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We got a tour of UnitedHealth&aposs flashy new cancer center, and it reveals how the healthcare giant is taking a new approach to reshape the health system and lower costsThe cancer center is an early sign of the specialty healthcare work that UnitedHealth&aposs Optum business plans to grow into.
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The gains are an early sign of enthusiasm among Democratic voters as they look to recapture the White House from President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE.
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Owning a grocery store and connecting that with Prime is just one early sign, and it may be that Instacart was able to raise just enough money just in time to figure out where to go as Amazon begins trying to aggressively court its already-existing Prime customers into using a grocery delivery service as well.
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In an early sign of intent that will herald a sharp change in US trade policies, two sources familiar with the matter said Trump will Monday sign an executive order formally pulling the United States out of the yet-to-be-ratified Trans-Pacific Partnership, a 12-nation pact slashing tariffs in a region that accounts for 40% of global trade.
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An early sign of gentrification is when the coffee shops and art studios start opening up, a sort of sanitizing of culture instead of seeing and appreciating the culture that is already there, especially in a place like Boyle Heights, where this is a neighborhood that historically is an immigrant neighborhood, that has had waves of different kinds of immigrants.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and Schiff, the top members on the Intelligence Committee, both saw a huge uptick in their quarterly fundraising in early 2000 after their panel oversaw a divisive investigation into Russian interference in the 20074 election — an early sign that small-dollar donors were eager to reward members who took high-profile roles defending or attacking Trump.
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Here are our five key takeaways from a shocking primary night: A shocker in Queens The out-of-nowhere upset of Crowley, the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House, in Tuesday's New York primary stunned the Democratic establishment, shook up the party's line of succession to become the next House speaker and might even be an early sign of a mounting progressive insurgency -- potentially with major ramifications in 2020.
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" Monitoring phone, texts, emails, and social media According to Break the Cycle, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young people ages 12 - 24 create a culture without abuse, a partner checking your phone without your permission is a common early sign of abuse: "The simple act of crossing someone's boundaries by looking at their personal property without permission is what causes these actions to slip into unhealthy relationship territory.
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Lawmakers are clashing over GOP allegations that Democrats met extensively with Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE before his scheduled testimonies, an early sign of partisan divides growing deeper amid the House investigations into the Trump administration.
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Read more:The NBA and other athletes are offering to help former player Delonte West after latest troubling video surfacesWild photos from the Kansas-Kansas State brawl show how scary the fight was and why the punishments will likely be severeKobe Bryant says there are WNBA stars who &aposcould most certainly keep up&apos in the NBAThe WNBA has a new in-season tournament and it may be an early sign of what&aposs to come in the NBA
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The international nature of supply chains in the global economy — domestic factories' reliance on parts produced in other countries — spell a near-certain decline in U.S. factory hiring even if the coronavirus outbreak is contained within the U.S. In a potential early sign of trouble, the Institute for Supply Management's index of national factory activity fell to 50.1 in February, down from 50.9 in January, bringing it back to the brink of a sub-50 reading indicating recession in the sector.
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Read more:LeBron James slams &aposdisrespectful&apos fan who was ejected for throwing garbage at Bronny James during high school gameCollege basketball is having its most chaotic season in decades, and it could be a sign of the mayhem looming for March MadnessThe WNBA has a new in-season tournament and it may be an early sign of what&aposs to come in the NBAAntonio Brown went on a profanity-laced tirade, threw penis candies at police, and then posted it all on Instagram
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