"It's never the end of the road," Barattini told Redbook.
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Rejection doesn't have to be the end of the road.
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For other products, it was the end of the road.
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Is this the end of the road for plant man?
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This is not the end of the road for Stormy.
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Uber's "baller" culture may have reached the end of the road.
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It's almost the end of the road for Sam and Dean.
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Now, it appears it's the end of the road for Sinemia.
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It's almost the end of the road for Being Mary Jane.
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Watch the "End of the Road" video, premiering exclusively here, above.
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Lose here and it must be the end of the road.
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Facebook's copying doesn't mean it's the end of the road, however.
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That looked like the end of the road for approved treatments.
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But it hasn't been the end of the road for everyone.
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But as usual, that should be the end of the road.
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Is this the end of the road for the open internet?
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He's "pretty sure" this is the end of the road (desert?).
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The final whistle, minutes later, signaled the end of the road.
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It is pretty much the end of the road for Pistorius.
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It's sure looking like the end of the road for Theranos.
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"It's the end of the road for Marco," says one insider. brightcove.
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Suddenly, you hear a loud noise at the end of the road.
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He calls occasional bonuses a "carrot at the end of the road".
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Moor's confident that one day he'll reach the end of the road.
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A bend in the road is not the end of the road.
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I remember crying at the end of "The Road," by Cormac McCarthy.
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The U.S. rejection, however, is not end of the road for Kyndrisa.
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But it's a cold morning after at the end of the road.
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But she now appears to be nearing the end of the road.
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"It's definitely not the end of the road for people we love."
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So this shouldn't be the end of the road for Wanda Maximoff.
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Making mango pods slightly harder to buy isn't the end of the road.
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We are at the end of the road in terms of central banking.
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Have we come to end of the road for the Pitch Perfect franchise?
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See also:Leader: Theresa May reaches the end of the road (May 23rd 2019)
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The Supreme Court's denial marks the end of the road for the scientists.
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Fortunately, this wasn't the end of the road for the heavily-armored Morgan.
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For this incarnation of the Mavs, the end of the road is near.
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In fact, the iPad mini could be reaching the end of the road.
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Some of the food and drink on offer at End of the Road.
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It is the end of the road for antibiotics unless we act urgently.
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"It's not the end of the road, it's just the beginning," she says.
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In all probability, this is the end of the road for Justice Moore.
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LeBron has not arrived at that burned end of the road quite yet.
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Worst case, there's always a transplant at the end of the road, right?
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"This certainly seems like the end of the road for Republicans," he said.
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But it's not the end of the road for the House's impeachment effort.
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The destination at the end of the road is often admission to college.
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But for another young fan, Sierra, this might be the end of the road.
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I wouldn't know if there was a checkpoint at the end of the road.
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"It is an interim step and not the end of the road," said Vestager.
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Yet this is clearly not the end of the road for the former champion.
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It's the end of the road for the Golf SportWagen, made from 2015-2019.
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A second season of "Narcos" follows Pablo Escobar to the end of the road.
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It's a fork in the road, but it's hardly the end of the road.
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Still, it's not quite the end of the road for third party consumer keyboard plays.
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"It is the end of the road for antibiotics unless we act urgently," he said.
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Still, it does mark an end of the road for the classic image-editing app.
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Easy to see how the former vice president might reach the end of the road.
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"This is the end of the road," National Prosecuting Authority spokesman Luvuyo Mfaku told AFP.
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CARL, I GOT TO LET YOU GO. WE ARE AT THE END OF THE ROAD.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May appears, finally, to have reached the end of the road.
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This is probably the end of the road for Black Panther's domestic box office records.
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But losing the race may represent the end of the road for any presidential hopes.
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"As a practitioner, I am asked to be the end of the road," Rainer says.
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The question for Mr. Trump is whether that place is the end of the road.
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Next week is the official end of the road for the sputtering 15-year production.
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And I think we're at the end of the road, at least in this phase.
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It was such a long way to see light at the end of the road.
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How did this edgy and aesthetically pleasing couple get to the end of the road?
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They marched slowly to the end of the road and stopped at a small park.
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This is the end of the road I have been touring on all my life.
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"I grew up around here at the end of the road," David O'Donnell of Newcomb said.
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But after a long run, RPI has at last come to the end of the road.
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But for some guys, their bad outings, that was the end of the road for them.
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And it's not obvious that cubicle life doesn't have to be the end of the road.
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But for the majority of Vita owners, this is the twilight, the end of the road.
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Sorry, Patrick: It seems that the end of the road is here for Mike and Rachel.
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The ageing outlaws of "The Wild Bunch" are likewise coming to the end of the road.
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At the end of the road, a hand-painted sign indicated that we'd reached our destination.
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Then you would wonder if the old man at the end of the road has any.
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At the end of the road will be a final vote on each article of impeachment.
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"If I did that once, it would be the end of the road, right?" he added.
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"We're not at the end of the road," Barnier warned at the start of his address.
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But passing these landmarks doesn't suggest it's heading for the end of the road very soon.
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It's hard to imagine anything at the end of the road, let alone a ski resort.
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But 1986's fourth effort Bouncing Off the Satellites looked like the end of the road.
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He weighs 218 pounds, but that's not the end of the road for his journey to wellness.
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We also come to the end of the road for Detective Miller, who finally finds Julie Mao.
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One US health official suggested that it could be the "the end of the road" for antibiotics.
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While Zuckerberg was "deeply disappointed" by the explosion, Facebook insisted this wasn't the end of the road.
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"I said, 'You know what, maybe this is the end of the road for me,' " he explains.
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I'll know it's time to tell Roger, 'OK, I think I see the end of the road.
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With the two properties, they own the entire cul-de-sac at the end of the road.
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If this is the end of the road for him, it will be because he chooses it.
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At New York, Flanagan suggested her professional racing career might be nearing the end of the road.
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The game marked the end of the road for both teams' quests for an Olympic gold medal.
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Whatever happens, of course, it's clear that Sonnen has not yet reached the end of the road.
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FOR A wandering people, Andalusia, at the edge of the Iberian peninsula, is the end of the road.
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So at the end of the road is defeat and disappointment for Democrats, and Trump still in office.
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I visit the Temperlys on their bus during their stint at this year's End of the Road Festival.
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Before they played a note, the Beatles came to an understanding: this was the end of the road.
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It marked not the end of the road for its residents, but another obstacle in an implausible slog.
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"We could have stayed in Syria or Turkey, if this is the end of the road," Mohanad says.
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"It's not the end of the road, it's just the beginning," she says of making a career pivot.
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It wasn't the end of the road for StumbleUpon cofounder Garrett Camp however — he founded Uber in 2009.
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While we're surprised that we've reached the end of the road, it's not exactly coming out of nowhere.
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"Although we've come / To the end of the road," they sang, with the crowd singing along with them.
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Constantly whirring in my mind was the question of whether our friendship had reached the end of the road.
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This is the end of the road for Zendaya and the Disney Channel after three years on K.C. Undercover.
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It's the end of the road for Bernie Sanders, who got face time with Obama, but not much else.
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When he was ousted from office last week, it briefly looked like the end of the road for Mnangagwa.
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To start, Furlenco is focused on furniture rental, but Karimpana doesn't see it as the end of the road.
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But the consequences of this political reality can be dire, as eventually the end of the road is reached.
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Some see it as the end of the road for health care debate, others as a continuation of negotiations.
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Even so, market commentators struggle to believe this is the end of the road for the long-awaited fund.
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He's now 34-6-1 overall, and at 12, appears to be nearing the end of the road himself.
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There you go, Sam ... someone still believes in you ... and it's the dude who sang "End Of The Road."
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Still, while Stark may not die in Endgame, the film could be the end of the road for the character.
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And it was up to me to inform those closest to us that we'd hit the end of the road.
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The next year, the situation worsened, and researchers feared that it was the end of the road for the spacecraft.
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Blippar, the U.K.-based AR startup that raised more than $130 million, may be nearing the end of the road.
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In 1992, they topped the charts for the first time with "End of the Road" after a few close calls.
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After eight decades, worldwide success, and arguably legendary status, has the Volkswagen Beetle really hit the end of the road?
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Clyburn has said a Democratic loss would be the end of the road for both him and Hoyer, as well.
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It's a solid sequel, one that takes Souls mechanics to the end of the road, but my expectations are higher.
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But even though this may be the end of the road for Rush, fans shouldn't expect them to disappear either.
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But I couldn't fathom a four-letter word for this so eventually reached the end of the road at CORD.
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To be clear: This is a bump in the road for Biden, not the end of the road by any means.
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The moral of the story here, however, is that this is far from the end of the road for Dominick Cruz.
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They have also partnered with festivals including End of the Road and Kendal Calling, as well as ticket agents like Myticket.co.uk.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch It's not always clear that you've reached the end of the road with your employer.
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Again, there seem to be no shortage of pundits ready to predict the end of the road for third-seeded Federer.
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"A common deposit insurance scheme is at the very end of the road toward an economic and currency union," Scholz said.
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"They're masters at integration and cost cutting, but they're at the end of the road with (mergers and acquisitions)," Mundy said.
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Frida Ghitis: After tonight, Bernie Sanders has practically no hope of winning It's the end of the road for Bernie Sanders.
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If the government follows the panel's recommendations, it could signal the end of the road for these digital currencies in India.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE End of the 'Road' The record-setting reign of "Old Town Road" atop Billboard's Hot 100 chart is over.
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The cottages were called the Rocking Chair Cottages, because the cove at the end of the road was Rocking Chair Cove.
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Two massive concrete blockades dotted with "No Trespassing" signs and a massive "STOP" sign loom at the end of the road.
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Sometimes, I would ride my pushbike to the end of the road and search for bullet casings in old gun turrets.
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But while this is the end of the road for the Skywalker family, this is not the end of Star Wars.
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At the end of the road, turn left and run along the Anatole France boulevard by the path in the woods.
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Gazes that may have been scarred from the past, but wide enough to see the light at the end of the road.
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"This is an important step, but it's not the end of the road," said Tamar Zandberg, from the left-wing Meretz Party.
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But this is not close to the end of the road for the DA's office in their quest to do their work.
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When you travel from one end of the road to the other, you see a difference in housing, and culture, and development.
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On the Tuesday night episode of NBC's America's Got Talent, the beloved rock band announced their final tour— End of the Road.
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I think a lot of this is about the Bank of Japan being near the end of the road on policy options.
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Paying in a simple way, via application program interfaces (APIs), and getting the payment quickly is not the end of the road.
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The NPRC is successful in most cases, but if technicians can't find any proof of service, that's the end of the road.
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This, it seemed, was the end of the road for the three days of peace, love and music that the organizers envisioned.
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According to the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it could signal "the end of the road" for antibiotics.
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It's not the end of the road for Damore, though this decisive refutation of his complaint is a significant and public setback.
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Reforms that are specific to child sexual abuse are sensible first steps, but they should not be the end of the road.
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One hundred and 28,000 kilometers of passenger and cargo line can go no further—this is the end of the road, Ivan.
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A sense of relief flooded over me as we neared the property's iron gates—the end of the road was in sight.
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Without question, Jamison has impeccable taste in her own ideas, selecting fringe subjects and following them to the end of the road.
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But this wouldn't be remotely the end of the road for the duo, whose litigants' embrace is likely to continue for years.
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A Trump win here would almost certainly mean the end of the road for Cruz, Kasich and the conglomerate known as Stop Trump.
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Stanley and the rest of Kiss kicked off a three-year farewell tour, "KISS End of the Road World Tour," earlier this year.
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"I think when it comes to theatrical movies, I've come to the end of the road," Tarantino told GQ Australia in early July.
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Chaturvedi said in her resignation letter her services were "not valued" in the party and she had "reached the end of the road".
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There's a brothel at the end of the road, so it was geographical, but it really came together in a Facebook group chat.
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The fallout It would be a surprise if the New Hampshire primary does not mean the end of the road for some candidates.
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The country "has reached the end of the road when it comes to its export- and investment-led growth model," one analyst said.
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They all have a story like that, the people who have chosen to make lives here at the literal end of the road.
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It's the end of the road, or perhaps the i of the Jeremy Bearimy, for Mike Schur's quirky, contemplative comedy about the afterlife.
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Where You'll See Him NextHomecoming is certainly not the end of the road for James and his collaboration with some of Black Hollywood's legends.
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Disney has confirmed that it has canceled the show, but hinted that it might not be the end of the road for the superhero.
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Remastered videos include songs spanning decades, like Tom Petty's "Free Fallin" to Boyz II Men's "End of the Road," which was released in 1991.
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That appeared to herald the end of the road for a leader whose near decade in power divided Nelson Mandela's post-apartheid 'Rainbow Nation'.
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Making such a racially-charged claim, even in an attempt to help Poussey meet her idol, might have been the end of the road.
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That was the end of the road for Morgan, who was pulled after 207 083/208 innings in which he gave up seven hits.
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The moral of all this option weighing, of course, is simply that this loss does not imply the end of the road for VanZant.
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However, a few did take to their company blogs to report their troubles when they thought they had reached the end of the road.
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New intrigue over Rosenstein Washington has been on edge for several weeks over expectations that Mueller is getting toward the end of the road.
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A similar argument could be made for Rashad Evans, also a former light heavyweight champion who seems to be nearing the end of the road.
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Cryptocurrencies are nearing the end of the road, and it's time to do away with the digital coins, UBS Gobal Wealth Management's chief economist said.
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After 45 years in the business, Stanley and KISS members Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer announced their farewell tour — End of the Road.
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Of course, Brady is 41 now ... so the end of the road is coming, regardless -- but sure seems Gisele is trying to expedite that process.
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The administration is likely to appeal federal court decisions imminently, so this isn't the end of the road for the legal battle over the rule.
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This is the end of the road for this particular appeal, but there are other lawsuits from both sides making their way through the courts.
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But the end of the road (or in the case of Exodus, the track), there's a promised land for those who managed to make it.
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Clustertruck You stand on top of a moving truck, surrounded by other moving trucks, and try to make it to the end of the road.
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A fighter, both literally and figuratively during a political career that included several assassination attempts, Mugabe may now have reached the end of the road.
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In 2019 the final Beetle rolled off the line in Puebla, Mexico — but after eight decades, has it finally hit the end of the road?
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It was the end of the road for Swiss 13th seed Belinda Bencic who was beaten 4-6 6-4 6-4 by Alison Riske.
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Every little fight is a fight that, if I don't win, could spell the end of the road for the person I'm trying to help.
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Many top figures in the party are convinced that a loss on Tuesday would be, for all intents and purposes, the end of the road.
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Theranos closes blood clinics, lays off 340 Theranos closes blood clinics, lays off 340 It's sure looking like the end of the road for Theranos.
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The Somerset Cider Bus has been a mainstay of Glastonbury and the far smaller but no less well-loved End of the Road festival in Dorset.
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Apple looks to have come to the end of the road in a long running legal saga involving allegations of an e-books price inflating conspiracy.
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San Francisco is a key market for e-scooters; for some of these companies, failing to receive a permit could mean the end of the road.
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The palace of wisdom at the end of the road of excess, "Silence" is a steady, deliberate, and formally composed historical epic about faith and martyrdom.
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By purchasing the new home, the Clinton's now own the entire cul-de-sac at the end of the road in the leafy New York suburb.
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I think putting that at Oscars' feet when it's the end of the road — that's the frosting on the cake if you get nominated for Oscars.
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All old 219-bit apps are incompatible with the update — which means a lot of content is going to reach the end of the road here.
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And even Obama was successfully persuaded not to accept the Republican-led House obliteration of the Senate's comprehensive immigration bill as the end of the road.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Tom Frieden responded appropriately when he declared that this development could signify "the end of the road" for antibiotics.
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The mud-walled home where my father lived was uphill at one end of the road, on the grounds of the headquarters of the Fifth Regiment.
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But if she doesn't, this could be the end of the road for her, and that's left a lot of people puzzling over what exactly happened.
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But putting together this puzzle to give us the full picture of terrorism in the United States doesn't take us to the end of the road.
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It's the end of the road for Leslie and 'SNL' ... and she had an amazing run over 5 seasons ... but sometimes, the grass just looks greener elsewhere.
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And I think everybody has complications in their ships because that's what makes the show fun as we try to get to the end of the road.
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The sitcom is currently in its sixth season — and if Johnson's words to The Daily Beast are any indication, that might be the end of the road.
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"For me, it looks like the end of the road," Ellis Phifer, senior market strategist at Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee, said of the hedge funds' claim.
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The second act finds Oscar at the end of the road in a crumbling, rat-infested palazzo outside Naples as his lengthy affair with Bosie finally unravels.
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First, he recognized how the Supreme Court's 2015 decision legalizing same-sex marriage marked the end of the road for one of the religious right's major issues.
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But the more likely outcome is that Tuesday's primary will be end of the road—and the last stand for the Bush style of Republican fusion politics.
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After seven hours, we reached the end of the road, at Atalaya, a huddle of rough wooden houses and bodegas on the upper Madre de Dios River.
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But Super Tuesday will be the most critical day of the primary campaign — and it could be the end of the road for several White House hopefuls.
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Advisers see Super Tuesday as the end of the road for him, unless he pulls off a surprise comeback that none of the polls have seen coming.
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If Elliott's suspension is upheld, it's not the end of the road for the RB -- he's expected to continue the fight by filing a lawsuit in federal court.
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Or is this the end of the road for the one player who seemed a shoo-in to go all the way to the finish line this season?
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End of the road Of course, all good things must come to an end, and the Parker Solar Probe&aposs mission is due to last until mid-2025.
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CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden, who has long warned against the overuse of antibiotics, said it could mean "the end of the road" for those types of drugs.
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Tyler Perry's "A Madea Family Funeral" hits theaters on Friday and for fans of the beloved Mabel "Madea" Simmons, played by Perry, it's the end of the road.
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Most important, however, is that taking a firmer messaging stance isn't the end of the road; it's a starting point for a holistic approach of conversation, action, and negotiation.
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Mr. Jacobson picked me up, and I asked him to take me to the end of the road, a snow-swept cul-de-sac that juts into the Arctic.
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"We are not at the end of the road but it is an important stage of this road towards an orderly withdrawal rather than a disorderly one," Barnier added.
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Tara Reid is learning, once again, that the camera sees everything – and, this time, her recorded confessions could mean the end of the road for her and Dean May.
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"It is very interesting that both sides are putting the question of diplomatic relations at the very end of the road, on the horizon," Giovagnoli, the history professor, said.
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But the powers that be do not seem to think much about such easy diplomatic niceties that would help the U.S. to hold the high end of the road.
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Earlier this month, Bullard had said the Fed's policy stance might be "too hawkish" and that the Fed has come to the "end of the road" on rate hikes.
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Officials involved in the 10 days of difficult negotiations at a Swiss resort said the failed talks would not be the end of the road for peace on Cyprus.
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Redford, who spoke to Variety, said while he's not sure his new film is the last one for him he knows for certain the end of the road is near.
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And, generally, we take this sort of mode of transport to what you could say is the end of the road, which normally is a village or something like that.
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Just a few weeks before, doctor and patient had talked about how they were at the end of the road, without further therapies to slow the growth of the cancer.
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And the rollercoaster year of court decisions that has kept it alive thus far are likely leading to a Supreme Court showdown that could be the end of the road.
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"I do think we reached the end of the road with regard to cost-benefit analysis on the tariff side," said Lindsey, CEO of economic consultancy firm The Lindsey Group.
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A common misperception is that such trials are strictly for patients who have reached the end of the road and have no more hope of being helped by standard treatments.
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Ackles, Padalecki and Collins also teamed up with Hot Topic to create a limited-edition "End of the Road" T-shirt to help provide relief for victims of Hurricane Dorian.
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Below, Reedus talks with THR about Daryl and Dwight's encounter, why he wouldn't be satisfied if this was the end of the road for the fan favorite and, yes, Negan's arrival.
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What Navdy does have is an interesting team of technologists and lots of research and work, and so hopefully this will not be the end of the road for the startup.
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Unfortunately that was the end of the road for the team working on these test apps, which could perhaps have been tweaked to find the right fit for emerging market users.
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" He continued, "At the end of the day, if this really gets pushed to the end of the road, you're going to look at U.S. semiconductor high-tech stocks being better.
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When we came up with the book of "Poems for My Son," we realized that would be something he could give to him at the end of the road trip episode.
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On the one hand, it feels like the Hound is at the end of the road: he's already cheated death once, and now he doesn't have much of a purpose left.
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Bullard has been an even longer proponent of stopping rate hikes than Kaplan, and earlier this month said the Fed had come to the "end of the road" on rate hikes.
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"It is the end of the road for antibiotics unless we act urgently," Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said during an appearance in Washington.
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"This is not the end of the road ... I have pleaded and reiterated my innocence, but the judiciary has ignored my pleas," Anwar told reporters in the court after the verdict.
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And though he certainly seems to be nearing the end of the road, the victorious Brit assured commentator Dan Hardy that, having won this London bout, he intends to keep fighting.
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So, even if this is the end of the road for Dawnbringer, the highway ahead seems wide open for High Spirits – not to mention an unknown number of other solo projects.
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"The retail industry is going through such a convulsion, it is not clear what the end of the road looks like," said Stephen B. Selbst, a bankruptcy lawyer at Herrick Feinstein.
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"Eddie Gallagher's and his family's fervent hope is that this truly is the end of the road and he can go into retirement" as a SEAL, said Timothy Parlatore, Gallagher's lawyer.
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The White House chief of staff job could be seen as an attractive alternative for McCarthy if he decides that he has met the end of the road in the House.
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The person on the phone had told me to leave the car at the end of the road, beside the high wall of an Indian military compound, and to come alone.
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Unlike the buying process for most tech products, simply choosing the one that you think fits your workflow or budget isn't the end of the road — or at least, it shouldn't be.
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The second installment of To All the Boys I've Loved Before will be released around Valentine's Day, and while Lara Jean will go on, it's the end of the road for Kavinsky.
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End of the road in Florida Police said they began catching up to Fitzgerald and Harper on Thursday night, when someone reported a robbery in Pensacola, a coastal city in Florida's panhandle.
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However, it's not the end of the road for the treatment yet - the situation will become clearer after a panel to the FDA makes its recommendation on the drug on Jan. 22.
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The treaty marks the end of the road for the rebels, many of whom have been in the jungles so long that a life outside of hammocks and tents is almost unimaginable.
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And with more hard work by enterprising litigators and a little bit of luck, there may well be good things for our democracy at the end of the road she brightly illuminated.
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Shawn Burnstad was waiting in Key Largo to be allowed to drive further down Route 1 to Little Torch Key, just 30 miles from the end of the road at Key West.
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"We addressed it with our players, and unfortunately this is part of the business, but this isn't the end of the road with Cory," coach John Hynes told reporters after Schneider's release.
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LGBTQ milestones weren't the end of the road In 2019, millions commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising in New York City, an inflection point in the movement for gay liberation.
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With no solo outing under Marvel Studios announced, and the likelihood a number of his comrades will die in "Endgame," you might think this is the end of the road for Banner.
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Having been battered 4-1 by Liverpool at the weekend and finding themselves down in the relegation zone, it looks to be the end of the road for Slaven Bilic as Hammers boss.
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Simmons spoke with Guitar World earlier in the week, when he denied rumors that Frehley and other ex-bandmate Peter Criss would be joining KISS for their End of the Road farewell tour.
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Risks are rising on the horizon, according to her company's outlook, with one of the main concerns being whether central banks are running towards the end of the road in terms of policy.
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The PP leader, Pablo Casado, insisted that this week marked the "end of the road" for Sanchez as prime minister, since the Wednesday vote constituted a "de facto confidence vote" on his premiership.
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After dominating transport for 20203 years, the internal combustion engine is facing the end of the road in the coming decades as tightening global emissions regulations force automakers to develop more electric cars.
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It's the end of the road for a startup that once had investors convinced it was worth $600 million, and the end of a six-month reporting journey for the healthcare team here.
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"I never thought I would even get to where I am now, it's not the end of the road I know but what I've done has made a huge difference," he said today.
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It also marked the end of the road for businessman Tom Steyer, who sunk more than $22 million into South Carolina and appeared headed for a distant third place finish in the race.
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Leslie said her sister was showing her the streets of her grandfather, Carlos Barraza's farm and after a few taps, at the end of the road, they found him sitting outside his home.
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Many economists already believed the greenback was nearing the end of the road last year when excitement over the boost to spending and growth promised by President Donald Trump funded one last hurrah.
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As we come barreling down to the end of the road on how we confront North Korea, there can be no denying that this situation is very different from other nuclear weapons threats.
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Despite the loss, Warriors guard Stephen Curry said it is not the end of the road for the team, which came within a missed three-pointer from forcing a Game Seven in Toronto.
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ECB head Mario Draghi signaled that would be the end of the road and most economists expect the central bank to keep rates at these levels for many years to support the bloc's recovery.
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This is a detour, not the end of the road, and we'll continue to fight for Gavin and other transgender people to ensure that they are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
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GOP social conservatives not named Ted Cruz It was the end of the road for Mike Huckabee, who won the caucuses here in 2008 but secured less than 2 percent support this time around.
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John Hoeven, a Republican from North Dakota, said the party is working through a whole host of details but that in the end, the Senate passing the bill isn't the end of the road.
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We travelled over 800 kilometres (roughly 500 miles) from Fairbanks, up the Dalton Highway through mountain passes, to the open tundra at the end of the road at Prudhoe Bay on the Arctic Ocean.
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While most analysts see the panel vote as the end of the road for eteplirsen, the FDA has in the past ignored a negative recommendation from the panel in the face of strong advocacy.
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He later wrote papers for EcoPlan International, Mr. Britton's consulting firm, about environmental and public policy issues, and a book, "End of the Road" (1991), about the problems caused by over-dependence on automobiles.
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In an interview with the Times, Hoffman, a former ambassador to Portugal, said that he had reached the "end of the road" in his support for candidates who refused to back tighter gun laws.
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Today, however, the company noted on its site and various social media channels that it is winding down operations: Well, I am sorry to say that we have reached the end of the road.
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"I think when it comes to theatrical movies, I've come to the end of the road," the director told the outlet, adding that he would continue to work on "creative" projects in other mediums.
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To honor the anniversary, the late musician's sister Tyka Nelson released a music video for her song "End of the Road" that takes fans on a journey through her and her brother's early life together.
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I think that we have a long way to go before we get to the end of the road, and I think the president would be well served by letting this investigator finish his investigation.
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Go deeper: Self-driving car sensor startups may soon detect the end of the road Editors note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly said Luminar's Orlando headquarters would be the site of mass production.
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While driving to the hospital, Bill called 911 and told the operator, "She's coming now," but didn't even make it to the end of the road when "I felt her head coming out," Riggin says.
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I found the place at the end of the road where rusted tracks emerged from the weeds, the exact place where my father had waited for his father to step off the trolley after work.
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The Starhopper's mission may be over, but it's still in Boca Chica, Texas, sitting out just behind the Starship Mk1 and just a mile or less from the end of the road and the Gulf.
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In his post-summit news conference, Trump argued that he had walked away from a bad deal but insisted that the negotiations had been productive and that this was not the end of the road.
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Thankfully they still have an abundance of young talented riders, a Cannondale bike deal, an eye-catching kit, heaps of goodwill and will continue fighting in the UCI pelotons until the end of the road season.
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It's the end of the road for the law, parts of which Republican lawmakers passed "with discriminatory intent," attempting to "impose cures for problems that did not exist," according to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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"This disappointing decision fails to address the significant environmental harms of increased gas exports, and is not the end of the road in this fight," said Lena Moffitt, head of the group's Beyond Dirty Fuels campaign.
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Big tours and big goodbyes Kiss fans will get one last chance to rock out live year when the band embarks on their "One Last Kiss" end-of-the-road tour at the end of January.
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He tried to find a place to turn around but instead reached the end of the road – quite literally – and ended up stuck on the beach in Corolla, North Carolina, a small village in the Outer Banks.
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"I think when it comes to theatrical movies, I've come to the end of the road," the 56-year-old director told the outlet, adding that he would continue to work on "creative" projects in other mediums.
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Uber alternative Hailo, which lets people hail a licensed taxi via smartphone app, is coming to the end of the road in London, as users are now being urged to switch to new ride-hailing vehicle, mytaxi.
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End of the Road is purposely the antithesis of the big corporate festival experience, where hand-picked food outlets and art installations overseen by the organisers themselves take the place of insipid lager and big branded arenas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal has reached the end of the road and Britain should leave the bloc without an agreement, former British foreign secretary and leading Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson said on Tuesday.
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For many students and families, young people like Erica Lamberson who graduated as the salutatorian of Spelman College's Class of 2015, DCTAG has meant the difference between the end of the road and a new, extraordinary opportunity.
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In remarks at an appearance in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Thursday, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard was blunt, saying that the central bank had reached the "end of the road" in its current rate increase cycle.
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I left the airport and found a country I barely recognized: Blankets of smoke on the streets of inner Sydney that were so thick on some days that you couldn't see to the end of the road.
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Volkswagen rolled the last Beetle off the assembly line on Wednesday, the end of the road for a car that ran from Nazi Germany through hippie counterculture but failed to navigate a swerve in consumer tastes toward SUVs.
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This will come as an immense relief to millions of Americans who stood to lose their health insurance, but it would be naïve to think that this is the end of the road for the repeal-Obamacare movement.
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Right now it feels like we've reached the end of the road for progress, and that all we have to look forward to is a slide into banana republic-style dictatorship with a ridiculous wannabe strongman at the helm.
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First-choice strikers Ola Toivonen and Marcus Berg worked hard at the coal-face of Sweden's defensive system but their wayward finishing, especially Berg's misses against England, would eventually see them reach the end of the road in Russia.
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"Today, it is clear that we've come to the end of the road, that this agony can't go on any longer and that Spain needs a better government and it deserves it as soon as possible," he told reporters.
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Barring any big surprises today from the four justices who were ready to strike down agency fees in 2016 — or a shocking pro-union bent from Justice Neil Gorsuch — this is likely the end of the road for Abood.
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"If you are at the end of the road in terms of money, people can hold you hostage," he said in his office in Basel's Allschwil suburb, where he can look across to his old Actelion headquarters next door.
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After being so woefully outnumbered in both school board meetings, I was positive that that was the end of the road, and that I would be subjected to a permanent exile of shame and discrimination for the crime of being born.
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That's why today, the Association of Independent Festivals is launching the Safer Spaces campaign, which involves 60 UK festivals—including Bestival, Parklife, Boomtown Fair, Field Day, Secret Garden Party, and End of the Road—taking a major stand against sexual assault.
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"In order to reach the end of the road, and come to a conclusion about whether there was coordination or not, a key place to begin is with the individuals who would have been in a position to coordinate," Jackson wrote.
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It may be that we've reached the end of the road for tech businesses being able to get such an easy and uncritical ride — and that means tech businesses of all stripes, large or small, established or just starting up.
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A person unable to afford full-time tuition, or unable to go to college for free and miss out on years worth of income, might choose to get an education if a job was guaranteed at the end of the road.
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We as African Americans will always have to break barriers, prove people wrong and work even harder to prove we belong but guess what, that's what we love because the benefits at the end of the road are so beautiful!!
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The end of the road for Mr. Staggs, who has many supporters at Disney, comes as the company prepares to unveil the $5.5 billion Shanghai Disney Resort, a project of crucial importance that Mr. Staggs helped guide as theme park chairman.
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Asked by Radio 24 if Maroni might have a future government role, Salvini said: "If you leave Lombardy ... which is worth much more than many ministries, if you feel you have reached the end of the road there, then obviously no".
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"We're not at the end of the road yet in terms of the case, but we're darn near close to it," Michael McDonald, an associate professor of political science at the University of Florida who specializes in elections, told VICE News.
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A meager haul of votes in the Nevada caucuses this coming Saturday could effectively undo one or more of them; a poor showing on Super Tuesday less than two weeks from now would definitely be the end of the road.
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Stadia launched on November 19, which means we're nearly at the end of the road for many people's subscription; February 7073 is just weeks away, there just aren't that many games to play, and the future of the service is unclear.
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Just when you think the game may have exhausted all possibilities or hit the end of the road, Epic figures out a way to broaden the horizons and in a way that makes everyone involved a whole lot of money.
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While the Iowa caucuses serve as the first test of a candidate's strength, New Hampshire holds the first party primary, and has been a state where a contender can build momentum, salvage a campaign or reach the end of the road.
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At the end of the road, a negotiated two-state solution, recognizing Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people and Palestine as the nation state of the Palestinian people, remains the only way in which both sides can realize their aspirations.
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If this game does mark the end of the road for Coughlin in New York, his 12-year tenure will go down as one of the greatest in team history, with two of its four Super Bowl victories and three N.F.C. East titles.
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Luckily events like End of the Road, Green Man, Larmer Tree and others have found a way to couple a love for music with a weekend that doesn't become about mobile phone companies and beer sponsors bigging themselves up at top volume.
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But the Templario gunmen — under Luis' charge and based in a 2350-shack village at the end of the road — tell a different story as they hang out at a 60th birthday party drinking cold beer and listening to a live band.
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Making covers is the ultimate design/edit collaboration, so it's great to be able to sit and talk through the twists and turns of an idea at the end of the road — revisiting the light-bulb moments, rehashing some of the disputes.
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He was trying so desperately to reach the end of the road, it was hard to imagine how he'd find his way back again — or how the show could make it not feel cheap after letting him spiral out so many times.
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Yes, clearly this virtual kick-about has more in common with Smash and Strikers than it does the Sensible Software-developed (!) top-down affair I played before I was old enough to go beyond the end of the road without a grown-up.
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If you look at the long picture, I have to not just provide for myself to get to the end of the road of fighting, but I also have to have left over so the ones I have to take care of are provided for.
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"People have realised that Africa is not just going to be a pot of gold at the end of the road, it's a lot of graft and it's going to need long-term investment rather than something that happens quickly," Cape Town-based Beelders said.
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"I think it's encouraging for undergraduates and postgraduates to see that their peers who chose to trod the unknown and risky path of technology entrepreneurship saw success at the end of the road," said Nathan Benaich, a partner at venture capital firm Playfair Capital.
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"I consider this to be, basically, the end of the road," said Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, who once tried to thwart Mr. Trump's presidential nomination and now serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, which has the authority to investigate Mr. Mueller's findings.
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"If the private and public sector don't change their habits throughout the next couple of decades we may have at the end of the road in 10 or 20 years again another crisis in Portugal," Teixeira warned, talking specifically about high consumer and business borrowing.
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"They were told since they were born that if you embark on negotiated processes ... there will be a reward at the end of the road, which is a stable state of Palestine living in peace and security side-by-side with Israel," he said.
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On Tuesday, GOP leadership insisted that there would still be a vote on healthcare in the chamber, but it's no longer a matter of repealing the law — it's about bringing finality to a legislative push that appears to have reached the end of the road.
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That is a far cry from the 54 running before 254 - all of which were idled after the Fukushima disaster - but more than analysts and experts expected, considering it seemed at the time like the end of the road for the country's nuclear industry.
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But in the latest chapter, as Europe's central bank gets more abstract, action has swung to credit easing rather than the hefty burden born by rate cuts This maybe, just maybe, could signal the end of the road for not only negative rates but currency wars.
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Smith couldn't hide his contempt as he talked to fellow FNC anchor Chris Wallace, noting the tide has turned and even Trump stalwarts now acknowledge the numerous lies ... all short of collusion but, as Smith says, why lie if there's nothing at the end of the road?
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"The agreements with U.S. Department of Education further remind us that we failed survivors and our community ... While we have made some improvements, it's by no means sufficient or the end of the road," Samuel L. Stanley Jr., Michigan State University's current president, said in a statement.
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Word has spread among the migrants — by word of mouth, social media and the snippets of news coverage people are able to collect along the way — that the end of the road could be profoundly different for this wave than for many who went before them.
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LONDON — Scrambling to combat a growing air pollution crisis, Britain announced on Wednesday that sales of new diesel and gas cars would reach the end of the road by 2040, the latest step in Europe's battle against the damaging environmental impact of the internal combustion engine.
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"If it's a Hail Mary because all other options are closed - because parliament is all no-no-no-...and the cabinet (is) just as split as the parliament - then I think EU leaders will ask themselves if we're not at the end of the road," the official added.
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When we got Shawn at LAX Tuesday, he had an interesting spin ... Boyz II Men weren't a one-hit wonder -- "I'll Make Love to You" spent 14 weeks at No.1, "End of the Road" spent 13 weeks at No. 1 -- so he's not seeing it as defeat.
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I was with the raccoons of the rooftop, who were now down fiddling with the bicycle lock on the garbage can at the end of the road, with the red-shouldered hawk chicks breathing alone in the nest, with the armadillo forcing its armored body through the brush.
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But even if this is the end of the road for Ali's character, she can take comfort in knowing that, for the three seasons she was on the show, she was someone that young Muslim girls could look up to and imagine one day being just like her.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. For someone halfway through a massive tour that included two sold-out nights at Brixton Academy and a headline slot at End of the Road festival, Mac DeMarco seems like a highly down-to-earth person when I call for a chat.
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At the end of the road, a temptation I started to feel like I was in a 21st century version of the Seinfeld episode where Kramer test-drives a car and sucks the salesman into a game of seeing just how far they can drive the fuel gauge into the red.
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"I really think this might be the end of the road for him in terms of holding political positions," said James W. Riddlesperger, a professor of political science at Texas Christian University who has followed Mr. Perry's career since he ran for and won state agriculture commissioner in the 1990s.
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Another driver for the research is to use superspin as a possible alternative to semiconductor technology — as a new route to sustain Moore's Law of shrinking electronics, just as the ability of engineers to pack more transistors onto integrated circuits is starting to look like it's coming to the end of the road.
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"It basically shows us that the end of the road isn't very far away for antibiotics — that we may be in a situation where we have patients in our intensive-care units, or patients getting urinary tract infections for which we do not have antibiotics," he told the Washington Post on Thursday.
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If that seems a little off-brand for a group whose songs include "Raining Blood" and "Public Display of Dismemberment," they can always follow the example of the classic hard rock band KISS, who are currently on their End of the Road World Tour, and who have their own line of custom coffins.
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Of course, getting to that payoff required enduring a fair amount of confusion through the first half-dozen installments -- certainly for those marginally familiar with the source material -- with Lindelof having mastered the art of the slow build on "Lost" and "The Leftovers," series where the end of the road fell short of the journey.
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A health scare sent Harris to the doctor's office in Malaysia, but, he adds, the cost was low compared to the same treatment in the US. End of the road While scoring the most desirable houses isn't easy, Harris said the best thing an aspiring sitter can do is to not just meet, but exceed, homeowners' expectations.
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As we approach the end of the road for real (at least until someone greenlights that possible spin-off focused on Haley and Dylan as parents), let's take a look back at where each member of the Pritchett-Dunphy family started their story, and what they're like now, as we head toward the end of their story.
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Overcoming this roadblock won't be the end of the road, of course; more sensitive details about investment and data flows still need to be hammered out before a final agreement can be struck, and new EU rules requiring such deals to be ratified by regional parliaments could make it more difficult to reach a consensus on investment.
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If there's nothing else left for me, perhaps this last stop shop, the convenience store at the end of the road, would save me just like it saved me from listening to the same CD on repeat when we were on a road trip all those years ago... "Evening,""Alright, you look freezing, mate," the man behind the counter replies.
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Cars of the future will be heavily reliant on their suite of sensors for proper functioning; vehicles today already pack a ton of cameras, ultrasound and radar arrays, but they mostly use these for non-core driver assistance and other features, and if they weren't working, it wouldn't be the end of the road because the human driver's built-in sensors are the real fall-back.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), the first member of Congress to back Sanders, on Wednesday also signaled that he thought the end of the road had come — though he and other Sanders supporters, including senior adviser Mark Longabaugh, spent part of the day at the opening meeting of the Democratic convention platform committee in Washington, pushing for the concessions that they believe the campaign has earned.
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Businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangSaagar Enjeti: A tribute to Andrew Yang who changed politics forever The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout How the left's brand of diversity promotes division MORE Yang — and his supporting "Yang Gang" — reached the end of the road on Tuesday, Yang dropped out of the race, having spent more than $85033 million on New Hampshire advertising to get roughly 3 percent of the vote. Sen.
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Now none of these deals are perfect, and President 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 knows better than most that signing an agreement isn't the end of the road it's the beginning.
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Britain's former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, said on 13th that he would vote against a deal that would make Britain a "dependent state" of the European Union So it's possible that the current agreement between the UK and the eu is just a milestone in the process of BREXIT, but it's not the end of the road and we'll be watching the cabinet discussions that will take place on Wednesday local time closely for you as well.
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