Rather, it is a way of entering into a discursive field, a way of entering into a limited field equipped with visual tropes that are, themselves, loaded with meaning.
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We are entering into a new phase, Mr. Solomon writes.
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MiFID II and MiFIR are entering into force on Jan.
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O'Heaney told BuzzFeed News she regrets entering into the settlement.
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And now we're entering into a world where that's video.
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In other words, facilitated to resist entering into such arrangements.
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You gain wisdom by entering into different kinds of consciousness.
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" "We're not entering into a transaction that's founded on trust.
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Mylan did not admit wrongdoing in entering into the settlement.
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Verizon is entering into an exclusive, multi-step partnership with Apple.
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But we are entering into a new phase with Chinese acquisitions.
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YouCaring and Indiegogo are also entering into a long-term partnership.
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A sentient species was entering into its early scientific industrial state.
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The first quarter earnings season is entering into its last phase.
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Many were worried we were entering into a second great depression.
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The second-quarter reporting season is entering into its final stages.
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"I was entering into strange territory in my mind," he recalls.
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Many were worried we were entering into a second Great Depression.
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The GOP is entering into "put up or shut up" time.
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Entering into a potentially lifelong agreement at the age of eight!?
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Let's not sacrifice those values by entering into a propaganda war.
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What is unfortunate is Donald Trump entering into this same vein.
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KK: I could see us entering into partnerships with research institutions.
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What message does this send to people entering into public service?
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It doesn't prevent her from entering into a relationship with an abuser.
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And some Democrats indeed seemed more wary of entering into the fray.
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"They are now entering into a world of nicotine addiction," he added.
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Cramer noted that the firm is entering into the data analytics space.
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The company is entering into re-negotiations with the labels during 2019.
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Today the AP is entering into a joint pilot program with Data.
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"My fear is not entering into a relationship," Higgins told Chris Harrison.
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The Washington Post previously reported on the team entering into North Korea.
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This includes actively buying and entering into joint ventures with fintech firms.
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TV, while entering into contracts to carry lesser-known, white-owned channels.
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The federal government is entering into its third day of a shutdown.
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For me, entering into the sex industry was a highly personal decision.
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This is a way of entering into some significant conversations about race.
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It's not about doing; it's about entering into a world of care.
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She's entering into "rarefied" spaces that none of them will ever comprehend.
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"It was like you're entering into the room of someone," Pestellini says.
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Fenner said the outlook for the firm is "strengthening", entering into 2018.
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Since entering into office, negotiations have been underway to revise the trilateral deal.
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The act of entering into an altered state is a fascinating human realm.
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We are entering into a new phase in the life of our country.
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Before entering into surgery, Humphrey wished costar Zendaya a happy birthday on Instagram.
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In recoiling from Trump, states, cities, and institutions are entering into closer cooperation.
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Acceptance of a compliment is not consent for entering into my personal space.
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Albania is on the brink of entering into negotiations for European Union accession.
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Kate Dwyer: Being two women entering into the business world poses additional hurdles.
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We're entering into states of interdependence with all sorts of people unlike ourselves.
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We are entering into a century, into a world, that is so new.
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"We are entering into a new phase with Chinese acquisitions," Mr. Solomon wrote.
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"We are entering into a new phase for the company," Mr. Westergren said.
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"People feel that they would be more protected by entering into a prenup."
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But France opposes entering into such negotiations under the barrel of a gun.
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"That's the ideological battle we are entering into in a whole new way."
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So we were entering into the modern era by having a typed label.
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The one year anniversary of Iran nuclear agreement's entering into force on Oct.
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North Korea has not indicated its intention of entering into such an agreement.
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This one left handshakes behind entirely, entering into a whole new realm of greetings.
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So if we're entering into a new cold war, where does the world stand?
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"You kind of feel like you're entering into this little secret coven," she mused.
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How does the entering into force of the Treaty affect the League of Nations?
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The firm said it was entering into consultation to close a further seven supermarkets.
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The changes also bar online retailers from entering into exclusive partnerships with a seller.
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Entering into that period, I became president of the C.F.D.A. and hired Fern Mallis.
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We're entering into a new era of transparency, one fueled by the digital revolution.
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"This signifies leaving the past behind and entering into the spiritual realm," Wu says.
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They said U.S. regulations prohibit the government from entering into contracts with federal employees.
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That said, the 2020 election could take place without the USMCA entering into force.
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Entering into the talks did not necessarily mean the merger would happen, it added.
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Before entering into a relationship with Davidson, Grande had been dating singer Mac Miller.
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We've leveled off out-of-wedlock births by entering into a major baby bust.
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Because you have difficulty entering into contact with all the people and all the landowners.
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With these, the company mentions entering into air sports, air taxiing and even public transportation.
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Of course, it's also entering into a crowded, fractured, and, in some ways, intractable market.
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Luke shows up behind Danny, stopping him and entering into a fight with Danny himself.
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On December 7, 2015, Akatsuki finally reached its destination, entering into an alternative elliptical orbit.
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The XHB has tumbled 9 percent in just one month, entering into a bear market.
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It's like entering into one of those pacts with the devil, like Mephistopheles or whatever.
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But, that's not to say that entering into that bond can be without unpredictable drama.
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The risk of further presidential disclosures could make Israel wary about entering into such ventures.
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Of course, I'm not advocating feminist separatism here or permanently entering into another echo chamber.
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Two others waived their claims after entering into a loan modification agreement with the bank.
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LOS ANGELES — The Goblin-run town of Gadgetzan is entering into the world of Hearthstone.
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""Our business strategy includes entering into new markets and introducing new solutions, products and services.
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The whole trick of entering into the world is to try to enter the world.
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Entering into the fantastical world of Shae Detar feels a bit like entering another dimension.
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"We're entering into an age of new puritanism," said Lias Saoudi, Fat White Family's frontman.
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We're not that far from entering into bear market territory another sign of economic decay.
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As a Catholic, you're entering into this art-historical approach to your own religious faith.
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"Separate your personal relationship with them from the commercial transaction you're entering into," he said.
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"The impeachment inquiry is entering into a new phase," Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.
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"Wetherspoon will not be entering into any deal like everyone else," a company spokesman said.
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Amazon is entering into the world of perishable private-label foods, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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It does not encourage or help or facilitate people ending their addictions and entering into recovery.
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A prenuptial agreement is a contract that both partners sign prior to entering into a marriage.
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The law doesn't affect ICE entering into an agreement with the BOP, another federal agency, however.
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And rumors continue that Google and Ford are entering into a partnership to build autonomous cars.
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It's probably best to use all three lenses when entering into or living in a marriage.
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France itself is entering into a politically sensitive time with a presidential elections early next year.
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Amazing film that theater chains want to block us from entering into Cannes film festival competition.
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And we feel that the momentum is building, that we are entering into a virtual cycle.
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The SP 2.0 further buttressed its electoral chances by entering into an alliance with the Congress.
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Entering into a currency war with China would be a losing game for everyone, he said.
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"[W]e are entering into a big 'experiment' where we are all the subjects," Morocco said.
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Another employee said that she was fired after entering into a consensual sexual relationship with Robbins.
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"Entering into European capital markets is an important part of Qingdao Haier's globalisation strategy," Haier said.
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It starts with you entering into the journey and ends with you returning back to reality.
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Well, one interpretation is that this is the symbolic way of the person entering into citizenship.
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And entering into that kind of relationship with your landlord can put you in a pickle.
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We resist entering into a civil dialogue with those who have different perspectives from our own.
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In that case, we are now entering into a post-order phase of the American experience.
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So illegal, entering into a foreign country, and then would swim back many times, growing up.
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For those with student loans, entering into an agreement with your provider may help with payments.
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So if we're entering into an environment that is a buyer's market, that's fantastic for us.
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But entering into the drama that once plagued the cast members was an adjustment for her.
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It was unclear whether Ms. Mack will be entering into a cooperation deal with federal prosecutors.
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He said he will also be entering into an executive agreement with Japan regarding digital trade.
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The intention is for diners to feel like they are entering into a completely new experience.
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U.S. stocks fell sharply on Thursday, with the Dow Jones industrial average entering into correction territory.
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But they didn't actually combine, instead entering into contractual arrangements that made them effectively one company.
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It also came at a time when Ring was entering into new relationships with law enforcement.
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"The revised proposal was conditioned on Fitbit immediately entering into the exclusivity agreement," the filing said.
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With painting, I always get the impression that you're sort of entering into a shared space.
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Guyger said she thought she was entering into her own apartment and thought Jean was an intruder.
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Hill has admitted to entering into a relationship with a distorted power dynamic with a campaign aide.
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We can't be certain that we are not entering into a cold war of a new type.
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I don't know if entering into a political debate is always the right first step, but maybe.
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I'll be surprised if the Fed will signal next week they are entering into an easing cycle.
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More and more bitcoin fans are entering into this group and they are driving up demand increases.
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The Taliban, however, demand a complete foreign force pull-out before entering into a formal peace agreement.
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Why it matters: There are no guarantees that entering into dialogue with North Korea would yield progress.
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Volvo and Uber have developed several prototypes since entering into a joint engineering partnership in September 2016.
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"We made a mistake in entering into this agreement," said the Novartis CEO Vasant Narasimhan on Thursday.
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By entering into the North Korean talks, President Trump seeks to place an indelible signature on history.
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The offer is subject to consultation with the relevant employee representative bodies before entering into final negotiations.
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When Christine starts entering into transactional relationships, she usually lets the men do most of the talking.
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And his advisers want to avoid entering into big, sweeping deals that would typically require congressional approval.
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"I'm helping to change the future of the children that are ... entering into this world," says Copeland.
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More than 1,400 customers defaulted after entering into what the FCA termed "unsustainable" short-term repayment plans.
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"In my opinion, we're entering into this very narcissistic phase in our evolution as people," he said.
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You immediately took note of what you may be entering into — and that was a war zone.
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The Supreme Court explicitly recognized the legitimacy of agency's entering into binding contracts to accomplish regulatory objectives.
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A 2013 Ohio law, however, specifically restricts public hospitals from entering into transfer agreements with abortion clinics.
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But this new blood feud she's entering into with Anna Kendrick will surely divide her devoted fan base.
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By entering into this contract, Google will join the ranks of companies like Palantir, Raytheon, and General Dynamics.
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New research published in the Astronomical Journal shows that SDS-2015 is now entering into its death throes.
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And entering into a holiday weekend that's very food-centric, we felt the need to make this statement.
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Knowing who you are, and what makes you so special, is integral for entering into a healthy relationship.
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That would be a famous redhead with an even more famous propensity for entering into ill-advised contracts.
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Britain is now entering into a political hurricane the likes of which it has not seen for decades.
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There's an argument for entering into an agreement like this even if the immediate revenue contribution is low.
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Take note of what might set you off and even prepare your responses before entering into difficult discussions.
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"We are entering into a new phase for the company," Pandora co-founder Tim Westergren told the Times.
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Indeed, the sight of a pristine comet entering into the inner solar system should be quite a treat.
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He also noted that even before entering into the Paris deal, the U.S. has reduced its CO2 emissions.
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The Trump administration churns out constant confusion and controversies—not all of which are worth entering into Wikipedia.
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Many banks, for example, had sought to reduce their exposure to risk by entering into deals with AIG.
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Xiaomi is entering into a busy market, then, but it's confident it has undercut the competition on price.
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"You are entering into a war zone in this world, and it's a spiritual war zone," he said.
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It and Ennahda have presented themselves as ideological rivals and have both previously ruled out entering into coalition.
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One of the main concerns Congress has with Facebook entering into financial services is online data privacy protections.
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Quest Diagnostics jumped 5.8 percent after entering into a long-term partnership with UnitedHealth, which rose 0.7 percent.
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I was entering into a business where the intimate is often professional and so the lines are blurred.
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Banks have been cautious about entering into these debt-for-equity programs, to the annoyance of government regulators.
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The tale pulses with images of opening and entering, into the ground, into patients' bodies, in sexual union.
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Mr. Deripaska has denied ever entering into such an arrangement and sued The A.P. for libel last month.
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The White House must give Congress an official 90-day notice before entering into a new trade deal.
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"I think that we're entering into a new world and it's going to be fascinating," he told CNBC.
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The characters are entering into new phases of their lives, grappling with aging bodies, divorce and child-rearing.
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The more detailed your strategy, "the more you're entering into an active managed type of ETF," said Gerstemeier.
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He didn't dirty his hands by entering into protracted and intricate deal-making with either of the Kims.
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"Citgo has no intention of entering into bankruptcy proceedings," a spokesman for the company told Reuters via email.
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Launched nearly 214 days ago, the $21 million Chandrayaan-2450 lunar mission is entering into a critical phase.
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The details of the process of users entering into the new agreement seem to be insufficient, Malin says.
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"We were both entering into the national phases of our careers," Obama told me in a recent interview.
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Entering into one doesn't mean admitting any wrongdoing, and it won't show up on a criminal record check.
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Here is how this works: When we use "free" online services such as Facebook, Gmail, YouTube, Instagram, or the Google search engine, we are actually entering into a contract—and, no, I don't mean this in a flaccid, figurative sense; I mean we are literally entering into a legally binding contract.
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BEYOND MEAT INC CEO- CO ENTERING INTO ADDITIONAL TESTS AND DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS, THOSE WILL BE ADDITIVE TO CO'S NUMBERS
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Launched on August 1503, 2018, the Parker Solar Probe is now entering into the first stages of its mission.
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The Amiri statement appears to leave the door open to Shia paramilitaries entering into the battle for Tal Afar.
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"It's really just the experience of entering into the music with the audience and creating an atmosphere," says Jackson.
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All too often, companies fail to do their own due diligence on their VCs before entering into this agreement.
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The startup is entering into the corporate computing market with a voice assistant called Omega that does customer service.
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But the region is entering into a political entanglement with an external power that has no interest in democracy.
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Parents have scrambled to get the speckled egg, resorting to online auction sites and entering into social media giveaways.
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To be sure, Auld warned about entering into fresh dollar short positions while heading into the Jackson Hole meeting.
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Entering into the world of Anthemis is a bit like stepping into the frame of a Wes Anderson film.
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And I think that's sort of the world we're entering into when we can't believe anything that we see.
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An important immediate effect of the entering into force of the Treaty is that these commissions thereby become regularised.
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The hitmaker announced that he was gay in 1998, two years after entering into a relationship with Kenny Goss.
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"We are entering into a grim winter in terms of declining air fares," he told an analyst conference call.
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Both cases involve breaking and entering into internal Democratic Party operations for the purpose of electing a Republican president.
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Presiding Judge Gijs Makkink said Akzo's board had been within its rights to reject entering into talks with PPG.
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Since the deal is retroactive, Pelosi, Hoyer, and Clyburn would all be entering into their third term in January.
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It said that certain Integral shareholders had indicated support for the offer by entering into pre-bid acceptance agreements.
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Parents have scrambled to get these mischievous monkeys, resorting to online auction sites and entering into social media giveaways.
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Millionaires increasingly represent dozens of seats in Congress and middle-class candidates are discouraged from entering into public service.
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When you buy a smart plug, for example, you're also entering into an ongoing service relationship with the manufacturer.
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And we are unwittingly entering into so many contracts that it's simply not worth it to read them all.
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We've learned some really scary things about plastics entering into a fish's bloodstream, potentially even getting into their brain.
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We need to address the three main causes that prevent girls from entering into STEM fields: Make the connection.
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After entering into the Chicken Sandwich Wars this August, Popeyes attracted a carnivorous horde of customers hungry for more.
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Still, there's been no word of Cohen actually entering into talks with prosecutors about a plea deal just yet.
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One question is what the North Koreans might demand in return for halting the testing and entering into talks.
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By entering into a conversation with consumers, brands can strike up more meaningful and flexible one-to-one relationships.
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That's the spirit with which we are entering into this movie, and you have to accept that up front.
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However, foreigners should hire a lawyer to perform due diligence before entering into any transaction, according to Mr. León.
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We're entering into the spookiest season of the year, and that means everything you purchase should be in keeping.
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"I made a mistake by responding to and entering into a private discussion with a soldier's spouse," Harrington wrote.
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Entering into a structural relationship with that kind of power can only ever end in violence and structural oppression.
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Back in 2006, McGraw told Esquire magazine he was seriously considering entering into politics in maybe 10 or 15 years.
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The "Careless Whisper" singer came out as gay in 1998, two years after entering into a relationship with Kenny Goss.
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The "Careless Whisper" singer came out as gay in 1998, two years after entering into a relationship with Kenny Goss.
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Due diligence refers to the research an individual or company should undertake before entering into an agreement with another party.
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"Nothing … preclude[s] any Party from entering into future business agreements or commercial opportunities," the CBP's memorandum of agreement states.
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A delinquent taxpayer should consider entering into an IRS tax amnesty program to clean up the past and minimize penalties.
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Notably Softbank is also entering into a bridge loan deal for up to 1 trillion yen to finance the acquisition.
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Grab has conducted its comprehensive due diligence and legal analysis with its advisers before entering into and concluding the transaction.
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Many shamanistic traditions involve shamans entering into trance-like states to perform rituals, such as when trying to heal somebody.
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We're entering into this conversation about the transparency of the work because all the audience members are participating in it.
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Overall, Amazon is entering into "a dog fight right now" among the proposed internet satellite constellations, an industry official said.
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Spike is aiming to start test flights in two years with its S-512 aircraft entering into service in 2025.
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The sale agreement includes ANZ entering into a 22-year alliance to offer life insurance solutions through its distribution channels.
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The standoff, now entering into its fifth week, centers on a thin strip of land in the junction with Bhutan.
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Simply entering into such a strict binary environment is mistakenly taken as an invite for strangers to police your gender.
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If all this is true, and Republicans like Corker stand by their statements, then we are entering into unprecedented territory.
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Cohen on Thursday said he approached Starbucks on behalf of his clients about entering into mediation to resolve the matter.
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In a statement, the government also said that the companies will be prevented from entering into exclusive agreements with sellers.
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If Trump does back out, it would make any potential partner wary of entering into a future deal with America.
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The Paris climate accord is simply the latest example of Washington entering into an agreement that disadvantages the United States.
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Not that voluntarily entering into a period of abstinence automatically results in a total—or even partial—diminution of desire.
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In sum, enhancing our deterrence credibility is safer than stoking the flames by entering into an arms race over GLCMs.
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As Ahmann's experience shows, it pays to be cautious when entering into a property agreement to buy residential real estate.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs are among those who see Turkey entering into a recession by the turn of the year.
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"Potential clients are looking for a trainer with whom they'd feel comfortable entering into a long-term relationship," he said.
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After entering into a settlement with CSPI, the initiative is set to go into effect in May of this year.
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It is the latest instance of Mr. Buffett entering into a financially fraught deal that most other lenders would avoid.
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The White House was required to give Congress an official 90-day notice before entering into a new trade deal.
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Despite Trump's tough talk about Obama entering into the "worst deal ever," it appears he's been mulling a similar path.
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He was arrested again that month, suspected of breaking and entering into a ground-floor apartment in the northeast Bronx.
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Yet, as Maza points out, the alt-right — or at least its talking points — are increasingly entering into the mainstream.
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The FCC may bar Charter from entering into such contracts as a condition of approval of the merger, the Journal reports.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: 'We are entering into a new phase' On November 9, I woke up and looked out the window.
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Now that the couple is entering into divorce proceedings, it remains to be seen how the court will treat that deal.
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Trump praised Manafort last month for not entering into a plea agreement, as the president's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen had.
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Palestinian official news agency WAFA said that 6,000 people were prevented from entering into al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem for Iftar.
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With its API, IDrive is targeting a very different market, though, and entering into the API business for the first time.
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The age of verticality that we're entering into now depends wholly on the brands you boast, and what matters to people.
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Her ex Mac Miller, from whom she split shortly before entering into the Pete Davidson whirlwind, has finally broken his silence.
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Adults can now be tried as criminals for entering into the US illegally, causing them to lose custody of their children.
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Mr McDonnell put it well when he likened the idea to entering into a contract with a company going into administration.
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The company began its service without applying for the proper permits, and without entering into any agreement with West LA cities.
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Disease, mental health and death are problems — but apparently not as bad as people not entering into the institution of marriage.
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Upon entering into the event, held at Metropolitan West, the invitees found that there were no traditional seats—stones replaced seats!
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"Now we are really entering into a segment that should deliver volume," Volvo Car Group Chief Executive Hakan Samuelsson told reporters.
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Entering into an underground coal mine with intent to commit any larceny is a felony in West Virginia, according to McCray.
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Guatemala's Constitutional Court has granted three injunctions preventing its government from entering into a deal without approval of the country's congress.
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First, Amazon itself appears to be considering entering into another, related on-demand area: housekeeping and helping people organise their lives.
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FLEURY MICHON: Fleury Michon announced on Thursday entering into negotiation to acquire MARFO FOOD group, a Netherlands-based prepared food company.
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"We're entering into this settlement to avoid considerable distraction and expense of protracted class-action litigation," Southwest said in a statement.
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The youngest son of Jewish immigrants living in the Bronx, Lauren escaped his own reality by entering into a new one.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 12% for the week, giving up 3,582 points and entering into correction territory.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 4.4% Thursday, entering into a correction only 10 sessions removed from its all-time high.
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JB: Is there any advice you would give Megan Markle, the future wife of Prince Harry entering into the royal family?
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The notice must be sent within 48 hours of US forces entering into hostilities in accordance with the War Powers Act.
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"He does recall entering into the station and controlling the speed of the train," Mr. Turpin said at a news conference.
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Since 2002, Catholic dioceses dealing with sexual abuse allegations have been forbidden from entering into confidentiality agreements unless victims requested them.
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Molson Coors Brewing Co. said its Canadian unit is entering into a deal that will develop cannabis-infused beverages in Canada.
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The missiles "are predominantly re-entering into Japanese airspace," Flight Service Bureau, a Florida-based aviation consulting firm, said in August.
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Since Emancipation in the 19th century, American courts have viewed the act of entering into a contract as synonymous with liberty.
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Party leader Martin Schulz promised members a veto over any coalition deal to secure their consent for entering into coalition talks.
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The proposal will be open for a 30-day comment period and would have to be finalized before entering into force.
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The Dash button was a fascinating product, representing Amazon's most brazen play for entering into your physical space to sell you stuff.
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Other options include buying renewable-energy certificates as evidence of clean-energy use, or entering into a green contract with a utility.
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The deal with Ola, however, is not exclusive and will not prevent Mahindra from entering into other similar partnerships in the future.
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With AI increasingly entering into our lives, we're starting to see unique problems emerge, particularly in areas of privacy, security, and fairness.
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Everyone from governments and mafia to big-time criminals and petty thieves are breaking and entering into computer systems around the world.
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He has blasted Republicans for entering into unnecessary wars and pursuing free trade programs that leave millions of Americans without economic security.
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It's yet another reason to ban these awful materials and to limit the amount of plastic entering into our lakes and oceans.
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This is a growth area as Indonesia is just starting the process of entering into the digital economy and robust creative industries.
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That's why it's entering into this partnership with Nutonomy, he said, which, in its first stage, will focus on the passenger experience.
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Taipei looked forward to "entering into consultations expeditiously with the United Kingdom in order to reach a satisfactory resolution to this matter".
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And, fantastically, the protagonists of the game defeat the annihilation of all life by entering into a strategic alliance with their planet.
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He's a vampire who eats his own progeny to stay alive, and entering into his Planar Sphere spells doom for any Corthala.
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The shooter used a 0.40-caliber Smith & Wesson handgun, which he obtained illegally by allegedly breaking-and-entering into a gun store.
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A Texas court on Monday lifted a temporary injunction that had prevented Corpus Christi officials from entering into the contract, he said.
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Millennials, in particular, are entering into marriages later, which may mean they have more to protect in the event of a divorce.
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Or to prevent them from unknowingly or unwittingly entering into a contract with the illegitimate government and thus enslaving themselves to it.
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Others embraced it more fully, entering into formal partnerships for revenue sharing and video production, as The New York Times has done.
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So if we are entering into a market where we see some sort of deflation in prices, that'll be good for us.
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You see, I was entering into a community that Harvey Weinstein had been in, and even shaped, long before I got there.
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While I wish I were joking, I've implored my son to "get it in writing" before entering into any kind of relationship.
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One of the most challenging obstacles veterans of all ages must face is entering or re-entering into the workforce after service.
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Research and advisory firm Gartner released its annual Hype Cycle chart and autonomous vehicles were shown entering into the trough of disillusionment.
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The difficult tumbling pass requires the gymnast to first perform two flips before seamlessly entering into three twists in a tucked position.
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Consumer advocates warned that a government agency entering into these deals amounted to easy Wall Street profits that would cost taxpayers money.
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"We are now entering into concerning territory," said Alessio de Longis, portfolio manager for OppenheimerFunds' global multi-asset group in New York.
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He warned that Israel would do all it could to thwart Iran's efforts there, even if that meant entering into a conflict.
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On Thursday, NHTSA had criticized Tesla for entering into a "troublesome nondisclosure agreement" with a Model S owner with a suspension problem.
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Fear of litigation from lowering the burden of proof, he said, would have kept companies from entering into individualized contracts with farmers.
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"After specific monitoring and hazmat crews entering into the fuselage no substances were found," Myrtle Beach Fire Department Lt. Christian Sliker said.
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" "We've also seen them stop more people from coming across the border so that they aren't even entering into the United States.
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"In light of the unclear political situation, we are not currently entering into any 5G contracts with any vendor," Deutsche Telekom said.
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The benchmark lost 221% last week, its biggest decline since the 23.1 global financial crisis, after entering into correction territory on Friday.
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Yet some advocates said that entering into litigation with the government could cost Ferguson more than it would to implement the changes.
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We're also entering into a new era in which scientists can discern the chemical elements found in the atmospheres of these distant worlds.
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So, when you consider that understanding of Nike, isn't this the firmest sign of NFL entering into decay and decline there's ever been?
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The deal will bar either company from entering into a material transaction for a year without the other company's consent, the source said.
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They have stopped imitating the AfD, and started criticising it instead, branding the party extremist and ruling out entering into coalition with it.
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These rules also prohibit mobile providers from entering into arrangements with specific content providers for faster or better access over their data networks.
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AS THE would-be guardian of the world's most precious places and patrimony, UNESCO can hardly avoid entering into the field of religion.
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If you're entering into the U.S., even admitting that you've ever smoked weed before could get you banned from the country for life.
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Honda, Mercedes, Audi, Ford and GM all have test vehicles and are frantically acquiring technology or entering into partnerships like GM and Fiat.
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Global markets are finding some footing after initially entering into an absolute freakout after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union.
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The firm said the transaction was contingent upon Occidental entering into and completing its proposed acquisition of Anadarko and approval of relevant authorities.
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Developers in particular look to FTC guidance when creating and launching software, entering into marketing partnerships and pursuing other data-driven business agreements.
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So did entering into a First Lego League competition with her troop, and later, meeting with Silicon Valley executives as a Girl Scout.
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"It's very simple, I'm not American born," he said, clearly wary of entering into a contest with a known Birther like Donald Trump.
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Gupte says Amazon is thinking hard about its decision, but she added that "all signs" point to Amazon entering into the pharmaceutical industry.
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It's unclear how much power Democrats, and lawmakers at large, will have to constrain Trump from entering into an agreement they disagree with.
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Giving this up just before entering into economic and security disputes with China seems puzzling from both an economic and national security perspective.
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What's more, entering into an agreement on behalf of a client without disclosing it to the client violates the code of attorney conduct.
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Yet, according to French prosecutors and the court's decision, UBS continued to engage in misconduct during and right after entering into the DPA.
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Before entering into a contract or signing a renewal, they ask for and receive information about their third party's cyber risk management efforts.
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This is not to say that people entering into Catholic marriage shouldn't fully grasp the church's understanding of the sacrament and its obligations.
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We are entering into a new, uncharted era where entrance to Berghain for a younger generation of UK partygoers may be under threat.
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She also prohibited Qualcomm from entering into exclusive arrangements with handset makers, as she ruled it had with companies like Apple and Samsung.
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Japan, along with Canada and Europe, has been entering into negotiations with other countries to try to diversify away from the United States.
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"We have these giant tech platforms entering into new fields before there are some regulatory rules of the road," Warner told CNBC's viewers.
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Be Open to What You're About to Experience When entering into paranormal territory, it's important to recognize that you are your best tool.
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Labour is now entering into a power struggle, with Corbyn's allies intent on keeping control of the party within their hard-left flank.
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Molson Coors, too, announced in August that its Canadian unit is entering into a deal that will develop cannabis-infused beverages in Canada.
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Drug companies and insurers are increasingly entering into these kind of arrangements, although the evidence is far from clear that they lower costs.
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The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index hit a fresh record, with Broadcom Inc rising 21.2% after entering into a supply agreement with Apple Inc.
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But Moises Kalach, head of the international negotiating arm of Mexico's CCE business lobby, insisted NAFTA negotiators are not entering into that debate.
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Zifkin: Obviously entering into Canada, we learned a lot through our expansion and we were very deliberate on which markets we're expanding to.
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"As we have already acknowledged, Novartis made a mistake in entering into the contract with Michael Cohen," the company said in its statement.
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Coca-Cola is entering into the virtual reality game, not with immersive videos of that sweet bubbly brown soda, but with cardboard VR goggles.
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Granados said that the companies could easily avoid a "debilitating court battle" over the commercial side of the project by entering into a negotiation.
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The chain gave out free cash on Venmo in a bid to raise awareness for the program, while entering into people's social media feeds.
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The offer price would be reduced by the value of any distributions declared by Aveo after entering into an acquisition agreement, the company said.
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"I think I had a couple of nominations and I was just entering into that night wanting to win a CMA Award," recalls Bryan.
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And Apple's AirPods have already claimed a large portion of the wireless headphone market, which will likely exclude Beats from entering into that forum.
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Personalized health and wellness: And finally, with advancements in computational biology and genomics, society is entering into an era of precision health and wellness.
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The company settled the allegations last year by paying a $3.75 million and entering into a three-year consent decree to prevent future violations.
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So, she complies with James' demands, committing a series of felonies against the real Robert, including breaking and entering into her own boss' home.
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"Entering into this settlement is the right course of action at this time for the Company, its stakeholders and the Medicaid program," she said.
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The lander and rover successfully awoke on June 2610 after entering into hibernation mode back on June 226, reports the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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"This decision brings the Paris agreement very close to entering into force," the environment ministers said Friday when they approved the fast-track process.
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When cladoxylopsids grew, the tiny strands on the outside of the tree would continuously tear themselves apart before entering into a stage of repair.
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"As we are entering into additional test and distribution channels and take on new customers, those will be additive to our numbers," Brown said.
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The test is conducted manually on the earbuds by entering into a specific mode; they don't come with a companion Android or iOS app.
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Shell is entering into confidentiality agreements with buyers who may be interested in reviewing the plant's data ahead of a sale, the people said.
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However, Delgado also said that embarking on merger deals could mean entering into long and complex processes that could create more problems than advantages.
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The cast, on the other hand, was really feeling the pressure of entering into an universe so beloved by fans all over the world.
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It has been barred by auto safety regulators from entering into any new contracts for airbags that use ammonium nitrate without a drying agent.
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It would also bar the IRS from entering into agreements with tax-preparation companies that limit the agency's ability to provide free preparation services.
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The source added that the US wouldn't announce any plans for a troop withdrawal without the Taliban entering into discussions with the Afghan government.
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Feige went from nearly exiting the company to entering into an elevated position and exercising creative control, allowing Marvel Studios to reach new heights.
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Instead of squeezing into gaps between the rules, these companies are entering into operational and financial partnerships with a jurisdiction, albeit a small one.
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The more-trusting people only seem more gullible because they're entering into more situations overall and, therefore, opening themselves up to way more pranks.
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More on the company as we learn it, but if we're right about its focus, it looks to be entering into a hot space.
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We made a mistake in entering into this engagement and, as a consequence, are being criticized by a world that expects more from us.
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He took a calculated gamble in pleading guilty to this litany of federal crimes without first entering into a cooperation agreement with the government.
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"We are entering into an economy built on innovation, skills, digitalization," said Mr. Macron in an interview Thursday with the weekly newsmagazine Le Point.
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British politics: Mr. Trump heeded Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plea to avoid entering into political discussions just two weeks ahead of a crucial election.
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How is it possible then to make a wise decision about entering into a legally binding partnership, one that is meant to be permanent?
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But about that age thing: "I'm entering into what I feel is one of the most creatively fulfilling periods of my life," she said.
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But there is a seeming demand that black people seeking power and entering into the homes of white America must look a certain way.
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There is one notable voice missing -- Trump has largely refrained from entering into the fray as he works through stalled trade talks with China.
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International Women's Day should be marked by celebrations of women's progress, not by entering into agreements with countries hostile to their basic human rights.
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To recoup some of their monetary losses, artists have been entering into exclusives; Kanye, Bey, and Frank have all employed exclusives in previous deals.
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Wyze, the makers of one of the cheapest and most capable smart cameras on the market, is entering into a new category: home security systems.
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In his paper, Moraes says their immobility is likely the result of the birds entering into a state of torpor while they sleep at night.
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The companies are accused of entering into a number of "collusive agreements" that dissuaded Bristol-Myers and Johnson & Johnson from competing with Gilead's HIV treatment.
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After entering into a civil partnership in 217, Destenay and Prime Minister Xavier Bettel got married in 2015 following the country's same-sex marriage approval.
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"We're entering into a period where that's increasingly going to be video — and we're seeing huge growth there," he was quoted by Wired as saying.
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Jerry Brown, a Democrat — that because of climate change, California is entering into hotter and drier times that will tax an already overburdened water system.
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Tech rivals known for their cutthroat competition are entering into novel partnerships for a reason that highlights the biggest need among tech customers: cloud storage.
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People arrive in caravans and section off areas of the jungle to perform elaborate rituals in her honor, entering into trances and communicating with spirits.
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I want to let you know that I am entering into a partnership with Emerson Collective, the business and philanthropic venture of Laurene Powell Jobs.
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I edited, back-to-back, an episode having to do with a cappella and the next one we have Booth entering into the secret service.
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The United States opposed this under President Obama and that opposition has continued, but to no avail: The treaty is now entering into international law.
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Given the fact that it won't get you stoned, this is the perfect gift for someone that's just entering into the wonderful world of cannabis.
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Garmin has been trying to stanch sales declines at its auto business by entering into deals with automakers to supply inbuilt navigation and entertainment systems.
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For decades as a leader of the Non-Aligned Movement, India shied away from entering into strong alliances with other countries, particularly large world powers.
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But at least in 2016, many influential voices within the religious right are not interested in entering into a suicide pact with the Republican Party.
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They both, albeit reluctantly, now fear and respect each other to the point where neither one sees a more viable option than entering into negotiations.
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Siamak Namazi was not included in the handful of American prisoners let free from Iran on the eve of that deal entering into full effect.
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International Women's Day should be marked by celebrations of women's progress, not by entering into an agreement with countries hostile to their basic human rights.
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The listed company also has to obtain prior approval from independent shareholders before entering into a deal with a 'related party' with a major shareholder.
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Initially, Rutte did not rule out entering into a coalition with Wilders, but he has since changed his mind, hoping to further undercut PVV support.
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The parents, biological and legal, most likely considered this possibility before entering into the arrangement; either way, this development could one day occasion another discussion.
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Conrad resigned in 2016 amid turmoil at the startup, and surrendered his insurance license in 2018 after entering into a settlement with a California regulator.
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Amazon's rumored interest in entering into the pharmaceutical supply industry has loomed as a potential motivator of the merger, which Pallone noted in his request.
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Instead, the department pointed to guidance on its website that warned companies to be cautious about entering into contracts with people who were under sanction.
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Since then, the conference has helped Republicans rule, entering into a power-sharing agreement in 2012 and often garnering perks like larger offices and staffs.
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"We have seen aircraft coming to our borders without flight plans, without any kind of controls ... safety regulations, entering into our area," Garcia Severt said.
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If repeated in the parliamentary election, the provincial assembly results would mean PiS could struggle to retain its grip on power without entering into a coalition.
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FROM COINAGE: Tips for Planning a Wedding on a Budget Joy-Anna and Austin were friends for 15 years before entering into a courtship in November.
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Dr. Mahathir: There are lots of protests in the country about entering into this agreement because many people feel that it's not beneficial for the country.
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There was something unusual about entering into a collective state of psychedelic euphoria with this crowd, in this enclosed space at this particular time and place.
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Carden said a full assessment would only be possible once there was more clarity, and urged caution before entering into any new Iran related cargo bookings.
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Then, she told them she was going to temporarily block them, "like I'm shutting down Jordyn the human and entering into news Jordyn mode," she said.
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Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities prohibited its staff from entering into any dealings with the Toledo Museum of Art following the institution's recent deaccessioning of Egyptian artifacts.
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Absolutely, you can use it for customizing parts, because imagine that you're the owner of an autonomous vehicle fleet and you're entering into a ride service.
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For example, an early scene sees the narrator entering into a battle of wits with a god who might know how to get to Dead's Town.
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Entering into the seasonal spirit of giving, Elon Musk has promised a big present for Tesla owners: 100 percent Supercharger coverage in Europe by next year.
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A third issued by talent manager David Rath suggested that Defy Media purposely hid its financial woes, misleading individuals and companies entering into partnerships with Defy.
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"From a historical perspective, we're entering into a very new era," said Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society.
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Even if China stays out of a second Korean war, both it and Russia are entering into a renewal of great-power competition with the West.
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The problem with these offerings, however well-designed or smartly "curated" they may be, is that they're entering into what's now becoming an overly crowded market.
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So, even if Penelope and her husband aren't direct siblings, it's plausible they would be unbothered by entering into a relationship with a comfortably removed relative.
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To obtain access to Mr Castilla's code bank would mean entering into such a contract, which would track how the knowledge thus tapped was subsequently used.
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The charter, published for public comment before entering into law, is part of South African affirmative action rules aimed at reversing decades of exclusion under apartheid.
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Speaking to journalists, Carrefour executives said they were open to non-organic expansion options, such as entering into franchising agreements or acquiring high-quality regional players.
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It also seemed to capture the excitement I had of entering into a new decade with a man in the White House who looked like me.
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For Clinton, it said her continued media accessibility was a win but that Trump entering into a virtual tie with her in Florida was a loss.
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"If your parents had lots of experience with investments and entering into financial markets, you pass a lot of that down to your kids," said Rodriguez.
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The economic side of this story was definitely enough to captivate the public, but the story only continued to evolve, entering into a significantly darker arena.
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"We are entering into this industry at a key inflection point and will seek to make additional investments to accelerate and expand Cloudreach's capabilities," Johnson said.
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At least for younger couples, "the millennial ethos of fairness and respect means they don't feel threatened by entering into this kind of partnership," she said.
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Google cannot show a full list of TV programs in its search results without first entering into licensing agreements with cable companies to obtain that data.
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European bourses closed higher on Monday, entering into the new month on a solid footing after markets posted gains for the first half of the year.
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"I think we can have a deal (but) we're entering into a rocky patch over the next couple of weeks," Varadkar told Irish national broadcaster RTE.
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"What is important are the feelings and the hidden meanings you experience from entering into the vastness, and the new consciousness that can result," Sand wrote.
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They've broken so many agreements that this makes everyone a little bit wary of entering into a treaty or into some sort of deal with them.
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Police found video showing Smollett entering into his building with what appears to be a rope tied around his neck, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi told CNN.
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Markets are slowly recovering from Monday's crash Coronavirus fears and an oil price war sparked a global panic on Monday, with markets entering into stunning decline.
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In the absence of careful groundwork by American diplomats, North Korea never had to agree to freeze its nuclear and missile production before entering into talks.
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Christmas is here, and for many people who still haven't figured out how to use Amazon, that means entering into quite a stressful time of year.
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He recently fired the company's lawyer and procurement officer, and Prepa is now entering into its own mutual aid agreements with New York and Florida utilities.
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JERUSALEM, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Israel Chemicals (ICL) said on Tuesday it was increasing its bromine compounds capacity after entering into several agreements with customers in Asia.
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Before entering into a "strategic alliance" with Mr. Cohen in March last year, the firm broached the prospect of partnerships with others connected to Mr. Trump.
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"Now that it has happened with a favorable outcome (Bitcoin + Bitcoin Cash > Bitcoin), new fiat money is entering into the space," Roberts said in an email.
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The rule prohibits schools that receive federal funds from relying on existing agreements or entering into new contracts with their students that include forced arbitration provisions.
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In fact, we might not initially notice the figure — whose head and back are seen from behind — entering into the painting from the bottom left edge.
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The complaint also accused Qualcomm of refusing to license some standard essential patents to rival chip makers, and of entering into an exclusive deal with Apple.
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Turkey's military operations, now entering into their fifth day, have involved up to 13,000 fighters, according to estimates provided by rebel groups supporting the Turkish offensive.
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Given that we may be entering into a chaotic period in American politics where there is a real possibility for reform, getting the framework right matters.
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He told the court that that is when the kidnap idea was first hatched, but that she backed down after entering into a relationship with another man.
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The examination of love in this track, with lyrics that run through the insecurities one might feel before entering into a committed relationship, feels vulnerable and relatable.
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The coronavirus continued to spread; President Trump restricted New York residents from entering into trusted traveler programs; actor Kirk Douglas died; Jameela Jamil came out as queer.
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On the surface, American Satan is a horror movie about how the devil is bad, and entering into vague contracts with him will not make you happy.
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"Until now, our products have been shelf-stable and could hold really well, but entering into the refrigerator and freezer is a whole new game," he said.
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Chevron has previously said it is also entering into Mexico's newly opened retail fuel market, with plans to open 350 gas stations over the next three years.
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Trump's campaign started with the promise to erect a massive wall on the Mexican border that would theoretically prevent any more immigrants from entering into the country.
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And if they do, does that mean that American politics is entering into a new alignment, and that it's therefore time to make some new political investments?
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Discussing your dating life on the job may be entering into private or TMI territory, but that secret-sharing can lead to trust and long-term relationships.
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The FTC complaint also accused Qualcomm of refusing to license some standard essential patents to rival chipmakers, and of entering into an exclusive deal with Apple Inc.
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For its part, Giphy managed to head off a majority of potential Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) concerns by entering into licensing agreements with major commercial partners.
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"To our knowledge the privacy policies of most operators do not properly inform about the privacy impacts from entering into such differential pricing programs," the report states.
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The Paris Climate Accord is simply the latest example of Washington entering into an agreement that disadvantages the United States to the exclusive benefit of other countries.
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"We're concerned that the consequences of entering into some of these financing arrangements will be detrimental to their long-term sovereignty," Bishop said in the Herald interview.
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And that's going to be a mixture of entering into new wide spaces for us, gaining some market share and extending our brands into other snacking categories.
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I'm at a point in my life when I am neither young nor old, where I am leaving behind one experience and entering into a new one.
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The Memphis-based company, which has a market value of almost $21 billion, had raised its offer for Smurfit Kappa in hopes of entering into merger talks.
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The right choice—successfully matching the symbol to the number of elements or vice-versa—resulted in the bees entering into a room with a sweet reward.
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"It's been frustrating but we are entering into those negotiations with good faith and we presume they are too," he told Reuters during a visit to Berlin.
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Australia's big banks, which are entering into a tougher trading period after years of record profits, will face a wide-ranging inquiry this year into their practices.
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Even if no major action comes from Congress or the Federal Trade Commission any time soon, tech companies are entering into a new legal and regulatory climate.
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"By entering into the risk reduction trades, participants can reduce margin requirements, saving valuable economic resources and as a result run their operations more efficiently," said O'Connor.
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The university's information office said they shared the international condemnation of Brunei's new penal code and backed the United Nations' call to stop this entering into force.
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Manafort's legal team has disputed that he lied to the special counsel since entering into a cooperation agreement -- which would violate that agreement -- but Mueller has texts.
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Lawson cast doubt on Pelosi's strategy of entering into talks with the White House, though he stopped short of saying the two sides should cut off discussions.
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"There are increased talks that palladium is entering into the bubble territory because of the relentless rally that we have seen," Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen said.
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Interestingly, some have suggested that the Kurds could settle for something less than full independence, instead entering into a confederation with Iraq; becoming two separate states, united.
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Under the clause, the countries in the updated NAFTA, renamed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), must notify the others three months before entering into such negotiations.
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On Thursday, Councilman Brad Lander of Brooklyn will introduce legislation that would ban New York City from entering into nondisclosure agreements during negotiations for prospective development projects.
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"After signing and entering into the confirmatory diligence phase, we have received disappointing information about the viability of completing this transaction," Contreras-Sweet said in the statement.
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"Today's decision stops any tourist, or temporary visa holder such as students or temporary workers, from coming to and entering into New Zealand," the prime minister said.
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"Thanks to the dedication of our officers and our partnership with the Secret Service, we were able to keep this currency from entering into circulation," Schmelz said.
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"In light of the unclear political situation we are not entering into any 5G contracts, with any vendor," Deutsche Telekom said in a statement issued to Reuters.
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Many consumers also try to pay off big medical bills by putting them on their credit cards or entering into payment plans with the health care provider.
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"The Max being certified by end of the year is becoming more and more of a stretch and entering into service more likely in Q1," she said.
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For young people just entering into their careers, experienced workers reaching their prime earning years, and older retirees alike, the results are the same across the board.
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Charter and Comcast announced an agreement in May that bars either company from entering into a material transaction in wireless for a year without the other's consent.
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Net * With respect to warehousing facilities, co confirms it will be entering into this segment of the real estate business Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Part one was shoring up Saudi defenses against Iran, which he accomplished in many ways but most notably by entering into a more solid partnership with Israel.
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There is a joyful feeling of light entering into this work – and that light offsets the despair that has run through Goodman's work for so many years.
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The rule also prohibited schools that receive federal funds from relying on existing agreements or entering into new contracts with their students that include forced arbitration provisions.
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There's other now entering into certain areas of banking and I don't only have to mention Google, Apple Pay, Amazon, but also Alipay and all the others.
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When they love this country, they are our kids, friends, and classmates, and are now entering into community colleges and in some places serving in our military.
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Her email contains the word "sprint" and a brief string of numbers, which employees are likely entering into their point-of-sale systems thinking it's a dummy account.
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Canon 33 forbids clerics in the church—bishops, priests and deacons—from having sexual relations with their wives and from having children, though not from entering into marriage.
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E: We intend to open almost the same number of stores as we did last year, plus for the Jollibee brand, we're thinking of entering into new markets.
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From the perspective of Sony, the message is perfectly clear: when you boot up a PlayStation, you're entering into a whole other world where the rules don't apply.
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You're actually withholding momentum from yourself; you're preventing yourself from entering into that all-important state of "flow" where the words come easily and the goal feels achievable.
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The company, previously known as Brightline, rebranded itself after entering into a licensing agreement with British billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Group to use its brand, name and logo.
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"We will not be entering into discussions or negotiations about a Section 30 agreement, and any request at this time will be declined," Mundell told a news conference.
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Jules said that entering into the family courts she felt confident that her case would be treated sympathetically, as she had so much evidence of his abusive behavior.
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Before entering into formal negotiations with Canada and Mexico to renegotiate the free trade accord, Trump must first provide notice of his intent to renegotiate the trade deal.
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Earlier on Thursday, Sberbank said the commercial court in Zagreb had rejected its attempt to bar Agrokor from entering into new financing agreements on a roll-up basis.
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"Once you hit level 30, the max level, we create a new instance of it, so players will be entering into this all new Dark Zone," Jansen says.
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In 2015, church elders announced that Mormons entering into same-sex marriage would be excommunicated, and that their children would be prevented from being baptised into the faith.
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Proceeds from the rebate are not passed back to the advertiser, which the report argues should at least be disclosed to the advertiser when entering into any agreement.
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The source also added that New Delhi was confident of entering into bilateral currency payment mechanisms with Iran and China in order to smooth trade between the countries.
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After Hapilon called for backup, militants poured into the city by the hundreds, setting fire to buildings, taking hostages and entering into running street-battles with government forces.
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Instead, Mr. Malema said his party would support the main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, though it would stop short of entering into a formal coalition with it.
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The two men have taken a different approach by entering into a partnership with growers that provides them expertise in return for a cut of any future profit.
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"We are absolutely certain that we will have the Paris agreement entering into force by the end of 2016," said David Nabarro, a special adviser to Mr. Ban.
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A severe production drop in the South American country has hurt its oil exports and domestic refining, and worsened an economic recession now entering into its fifth year.
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"We also hope that mainland China's leaders, at this time of entering into a new administration period, can break free of clichéd thinking of strong intimidation," it added.
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Perhaps the concept of disappearing during the "Thirteen Year Plan" was Hsieh's manner of entering into his art, without losing contact with time while he was in it.
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There are continuous cycles of non-technology companies entering into the world of trying to buy technology companies going back well before I started even my first company.
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Underlying revenue in the networks division rose 8.5 percent to 153 million euros at constant exchange rates, helped in part by the SES-15 satellite entering into service.
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So entering into elective office, my goal was to empower people to do for themselves and government to be active, to be engaged but not to be intrusive.
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On Wednesday, opposition officials said that no decision had been made about a new coalition, adding that they remained wary of entering into any alliance with Mr. Mnangagwa.
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They must find a way to rein in its excesses and address the now-obvious gap created by entering into a monetary union without the necessary political underpinning.
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Ten thousand people at Evros, the Greek region that borders Turkey, were prevented from entering into Greece over the weekend, the Greek ministry for foreign affairs said Sunday.
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Vanguard is going free the right way: agnostically allowing access to all of its rivals funds, rather than entering into a preferred relationships with a specific ETF family.
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Canada undeniably has the upper hand, with no imminent elections or impending political deadlines, and a new trade deal with the EU entering into force just weeks ago.
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From here on out, the Taliban must not only commit to reducing violence and entering into a dialogue with their fellow Afghans, but actually go through with it.
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Certainly, the outside broker is the way to go for those sellers who are uncomfortable about sharing personal information and entering into a business relationship with a neighbor.
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When the booster reaches a certain altitude, the capsule will detach and coast above the Karman line, which is 62 miles above sea level, officially entering into space.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat, sent a letter to Mr. Trump on Tuesday expressing "serious concern" about the potential for entering into a weak trade deal.
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Now Weisz is entering into the life and mind of another ultimately unknowable woman—Susan Traherne, in David Hare's 1978 play, "Plenty" (at the Public, through Nov. 20).
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Entering into specifics ("I ate a big lunch,"; "I'm allergic to eggplant,"; "It's too fattening") only invites an argument — just as eating the overgenerous portion only invites seconds.
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Economically, some cities have been able to actually save money by entering into long-term contracts for renewable energy that beat the rates they were previously paying for electricity.
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Worse, as a federal judge ruled recently, Acosta violated the rights of Epstein's victims by entering into the sweetheart plea deal without notifying them first, as the law requires.
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The parable is sometimes read with an anti-Jewish lens, so that the first-hired are the "Jews" who resent the gentiles or the sinners entering into God's vineyard.
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The company was able to protect most of its flights from the date of the grounding through April 30 by entering into new leases, among other strategies, he said.
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He has since been unable to secure a job after entering into free agency, which many people think is linked to his protesting, and constitutes a form of blackballing.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions called for a "national re-commitment to free speech on college campuses" Thursday, saying the Justice Department would begin entering into campus free speech cases.
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In fact, the speed with which the agreement is going from initial adoption to potentially entering into force may set a new record for any U.N. treaty in history.
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These equity awards will be granted without stockholder approval as inducements material to Mr. Stanton entering into employment with AMAG in accordance with NASDAQ Listing Rule 5635(c)(4).
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I don't think we're entering into an era of where songs are going to be exactly 35 seconds, because there're all sorts of forms and conventions to work with.
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She mentioned The Weinstein Company entering into bankruptcy ("in large part due to their being sued by the state of New York") as an example of this legislative action.
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If Qualcomm was thinking about entering into other sectors outside of mobile, then purchasing NXP Semiconductors is a smart move, Christopher Caso, a senior semiconductor analyst for CLSA, says.
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We went to a therapist once, but the thought of entering into a process of truth-telling in front of a complete stranger was more than Grant could allow.
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L) is considering entering into a joint venture valued at 1 billion pounds ($1.33 billion) with BBC to acquire half of broadcaster UKTV, the Telegraph newspaper reported on Monday.
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"Harbour's 21 May 2018 proposal is 'best and final' and will not be further increased prior to entering into a Scheme Implementation Deed," Harbour said in an emailed statement.
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While the world of apps at large might be entering into toddlerhood, dating apps are still infants in a lot of ways, battling browser-based originals including eHarmony, Match.
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This is a big deal, not just because we're entering into flu season, but also because this is the first flu drug the FDA has approved in 20 years.
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On Tuesday, Workhorse said it was entering into a 10-year "strategic partnership" with corporate vehicle provider Ryder System to become the distributor and service source for the truck.
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" In 2017, in her book Raising Trump, Ivana vented about Maples, writing that the latter "knowingly entering into a relationship with my husband, the father of three small children.
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ATP has been criticized for entering into co-ownership of Danish telecoms group TDC with Macquarie because of a pending investigation of the Australian investor's involvement in dividend stripping.
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But the Justice Department announced on Thursday that Ascap had violated that rule by entering into exclusive deals in "approximately 150 contracts" with composers and publishers, starting in 2008.
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However, prolonged vacancies in senior posts in Foggy Bottom, as it is the case in the Pentagon, prevent key inputs from entering into the policy debate on North Korea.
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In the no-poaching case, the government accused Adobe Systems, Apple, Google, Intel, Intuit and Pixar Animation of entering into agreements that blocked the recruiting of each other's employees.
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This affirmation embraces life in its totality, its high points as well as its low points, without entering into a petty calculus of which side amasses a greater score.
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The year prior, he made a bumper salary of $94.6 million for entering into a long-term employment agreement with Expedia — the agreement had his term expiring in 2020.
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But where the incel acts entitled to a relationship with a woman, the wife guy seems to expect to be congratulated for entering into one, sometimes with literal rewards.
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This wasn't unusual: The Obama administration routinely opened investigations into police departments, looking closely at 25 of them between 2009 and 2016, and entering into consent decrees with 14.
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If Eight Mile succeeds in entering into a "mutually advantageous relationship" with Spotify in the context of a settlement, you can expect more publishers to attempt to follow suit.
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That means he will either have to commit to using force or publicly back down by entering into another set of talks — two options his administration has found unpalatable.
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Review your documents and contractsIf you are entering into an agreement with possible tax or accounting implications, it's probably a good idea to have your accountant review the document.
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If so, you're far from alone; family law attorneys and researchers alike have noted the marked increase in recent years of the number of millennials entering into prenuptial agreements.
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For more news, click on Solium Capital Inc said it anticipates entering into an agreement with UBS Financial Services Inc, on terms that have been agreed to in principle.
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For that reason, the government is first seeking to auction off the first three cargoes of its share before entering into a long-term contract to market the crude.
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Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi said Tuesday that it's entering into a technology partnership with Google to embed Android-based next-generation infotainment systems into millions of cars starting in 2021.
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For that reason, the government is first seeking to auction off the first three cargoes of its share before entering into a long-term contract to market the crude.
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It's an interesting strategy, though Finrise is entering into a crowded online lending market, one filled with companies whose futures suddenly seem less assured than a couple of years ago.
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"There are no plans or time schedule for entering into the equity market," Chief Executive Hakan Samuelsson told Reuters on the sidelines of the Los Angeles Auto Show on Wednesday.
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Gelsinger shared that entering into the first quarter, the company saw "good momentum through [its] products and technologies" and described the mobile space as a "hot space" for the company.
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Low-income women, who made up half of all women who got an abortion in 2014, would have an especially hard time entering into a lengthy legal battle, experts say.
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A California law that recently went into effect prevents local jurisdictions from entering into a contract, renewing, or modifying contracts with private companies and any federal agency to hold immigrants.
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Between March and August, the department recorded 50 instances of "entering auto," Georgia's term for breaking and entering into a vehicle, compared with 138 over the same time in 2018.
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By hiding their wealth, America's richest are effectively entering into a quasi-legal underworld — an exceptionally polite and well-dressed underworld that relies on well-compensated attorneys and tax consultants.
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Tarus and his fellow executives at Kenya Power are accused of entering into a contract with a private firm for the supply of transformers, which turned out to be faulty.
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Additionally, they would be barred from entering into future licensing agreements on patented technology, meaning they couldn't leverage advancements that have been developed by the NIH or other federal money.
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They are topics that require a knowledge level beyond the one required to use the technology and are hard to explain with examples without entering into the conspiracy theorist spectrum.
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Uber has donated heavily to a campaign for congestion pricing, which would charge any vehicle entering into Manhattan during rush hour in order to raise revenues for the beleaguered subways.
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Experts in international law said they could not think of an example of a major United Nations agreement entering into legal force less than a year after it was finalized.
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There's a silver lining there: Before being air-gapped and entering into its classified operations, El Capitan will have a "shakeout period" during which others will have access to it.
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The U.S. should not, however, be tricked into legitimizing North Korea's nuclear ambitions by entering into the formal peace talks phase without a firm commitment to denuclearization from North Korea.
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Pelosi suggested Trump's White House aides, even more than others, are entering into public service merely for the résumé boost — and financial advantages — the experience lends them when they leave.
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"There's a reason why some of the big players are now entering into this market," Will Shu, an American former investment banker who helped found Deliveroo, said in an interview.
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Of course, I'm thinking in general, and about a word in isolation, and these conditions are mediated by context and use, by a word's entering into relationship with other words.
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My wife and I have been married for 23 years, and are now entering into the season of our lives when we get to watch our children become adults themselves.
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"Even in the 1960s when psychedelics were first entering into the Western cultural context, a lot of the events and public gatherings around them were really counter cultural," he said.
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Toronto weirdo pop duo Phèdre have been a bit quiet since their 2013 album Golden Age, but it looks like the band is entering into a new period of creativity.
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RD Legal, a New Jersey firm, sparked controversy by entering into financial deals with emergency workers who responded to the attack that destroyed the World Trade Center towers in 2001.
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Ahmad also has been accused of misusing confederation funds and entering into questionable contracts, potential offenses that led to his being detained by the French authorities in Paris on Thursday.
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Under then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Trump administration announced it would review old police reform agreements between the federal government and police departments and stop entering into new ones.
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In return, the Taliban is required to cut all ties to al Qaeda and other terror organizations while entering into power-sharing negotiations with the current U.S.-backed Afghan government.
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"Fear in Porcelain" is more complex than the outright rejection of the solo form, yet it stops short of entering into a new world: The ego remains front and center.
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This new law would establish a critical cog in our nation's security processes by helping to prevent harmful items, like opioids and other illicit drugs, from entering into the country.
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"We made a mistake entering into this engagement and as a consequence are being criticized by a world that expects more from us," Novartis CEO Vasant Narasimhan wrote to employees.
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" For start-ups entering into a relationship with a legacy company, Murray said fear can be your biggest downfall: "There's always the fear that this is going to change things.
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" The FDIC said it "has reason to believe that [Kelly] violated a law or regulation, by entering into an agreement pertaining to a loan by the bank without FDIC approval.
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People can sign a petition which calls on their local mayor and city council representatives to forbid police from entering into partnerships with Ring, or to end existing Ring partnerships.
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Henry T. Nicholas III and co-defendant Ashley Christine Fargo were both spared jail time after entering into a plea deal over two felony drug possession charges filed in 2018.
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Huawei filed lawsuits in both the United States and China in 2016, alleging Samsung used its cellular communications technology without authorization and has unreasonably delayed entering into a licensing agreement.
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He said Guatemala would soon be entering into an agreement with the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR to help process asylum seekers and that the U.S. government would help finance it.
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Portugal and Ireland also saw their debt-to-GDP ratios surge after entering into bailout programs that relied on higher tax revenues for around one third of the total fiscal adjustment.
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This granted the FCC authority to prevent internet providers, like Comcast and Verizon, from entering into agreements that would slow consumer access to some website while speeding up traffic to others.
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CamSoda is careful to explain that they are looking for "non-sexual and sexual" candid live streams and that they are entering into an "arms race" with Facebook, Instagram, and SnapChat.
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But Ukraine argues that Russia acted to deter Viktor Yanukovych, the then president, from entering into an agreement with the European Union in 2013, making Russia its funder of last resort.
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Under former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Trump administration announced it would review old police reform agreements between the federal government and police departments and also stop entering into new ones.
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Joe Kennedy took notice of Dietrich while she was sunbathing on the beach, and the two families started to spend time together, with Joe and Dietrich ultimately entering into an affair.
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Such objects are often detected about a month or a few years prior to entering into the inner solar system, which isn't enough time to design and deploy a rendezvous mission.
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The thinking being that as populations get healthier, they'll become better educated, and then they start entering into negative growth rates, as is happening now in places like Japan and Denmark.
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Boston Scientific, whose key cardiovascular unit reported lower-than-expected revenue for the third quarter, has been entering into several smaller, tuck-in deals in an attempt to diversify its portfolio.
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"There are so many nuances to dating and entering into a relationship these days, that calling things quits before it ever really takes off can be a confusing situation," Burns says.
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Kirchner and the officials are accused of entering into contracts to sell the Central Bank's dollars at below-market rates during her presidency in order to shore up the Argentine peso.
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The latest effort came in response to reports that Hillary Clinton had gained control over the Democratic National Committee during the primaries by entering into a joint fundraising agreement with it.
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Before entering into a relationship with someone much older or younger than you, evaluate whether you and your partner are equipped to handle the challenges a big age difference may bring.
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"Entering into this arrangement causes a reasonable person to question the integrity of the EPA decision," Don Fox, a former general counsel of the Office of Government Ethics, told the Times.
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We're used to entering into polarizing issues, trying to take a firm public stance and at the same time realizing in our denomination, there is tremendous diversity on any one issue.
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The department is now Insys' largest unsecured creditor due to Wednesday's accord, which resulted in a subsidiary pleading guilty to fraud charges and the company entering into a deferred prosecution agreement.
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Recently, as Ms. Gund has taken to selling off more of her paintings to bankroll her most important causes, she has begun expressing regret about not entering into the family business.
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Many of these efforts are just entering into the formal clinical study phase, which will be required before any treatment is certified for widespread use in patients diagnosed with the illness.
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Entering into 2020, Hong Kong — like the rest of the world — faced fresh challenges from the COVID-19 outbreak, which has killed more than 3,600 and sickened at least 106,000 people.
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"The report released today...shows we are entering into a world where more and more common infections become difficult – or even sometimes impossible – to treat," Vytenis Andriukaitis said in a statement.
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Banks in the EU must follow a "due diligence" process to assess risks before entering into outsourcing arrangements - and responsibility of a bank's management body can never be outsourced, EBA said.
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You should preferably do this before entering into marriage, but if you are married and haven't yet had a serious money talk, "don't stress, but do it now," O'Keeffe Merrick says.
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The J.M. Smucker Co. is going big on renewable energy, entering into what it describes as a "long-term power purchase agreement" with wind and solar power developer Lincoln Clean Energy.
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The OFCCP said it would ask the court to cancel all of Google's current government contracts and to debar the company from entering into future contracts if it failed to comply.
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But Uber's regulatory playbook typically involves the company entering into local markets, fighting local authorities, then taking the fight to state authorities and policymakers if it doesn't win the local battle.
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Harford said that while Uber was always open to having conversations with potential partners, it had no interest in entering into minority deals in India or other countries in which it operates.
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"The Paris Climate Accord is simply the latest example of Washington entering into an agreement that disadvantages the United States to the exclusive benefit of other countries." https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/870369915894546432
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With each passing foot of depth, the researchers traveled back further and further into time, finally entering into the Triassic Period, the first of three geological epochs in which the dinosaurs lived.
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Any meaningful increases in operating costs would likely come from Royalty Pharma entering into agreements in which it takes a more active financial role in funding research and development of specific assets.
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Michelle Obama was quick to correct President Obama during an interview with People magazine when he talked about their eldest, Malia, heading off to college in the fall and entering into adulthood.
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A tough new EU data protection law entering into force on May 25 has acquired new prominence following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, with European policymakers saying it will set a standard worldwide.
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State-owned entities, such as oil firm Pemex, are banned from entering into a contract with Odebrecht or receiving proposals from the firm for three years, the ministry said in a statement.
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She entered a rehab facility in Tennessee, went cold on social media, and scared a lot of her dedicated Selenator fans (especially since this wouldn't be her first time entering into recovery).
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But then we found out very rapidly that we were entering into an arena that was much more complicated and filled with more political and economical factors than we could have imagined.
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Warren told CBS News that entering into politics had led her to "open up" about "different pieces in my life," including this episode, and she stands by her version of the story.
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The company had originally been in talks with Amazon to acquire a 30 percent stake that would have valued that company at $1 billion, before entering into negotiations for an outright sale.
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Mike Pompeo is officially becoming secretary of state at a time when Trump seems on the verge of tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and entering into nuclear negotiations with North Korea.
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Chandler police got access to the portal by entering into an agreement with Ring in which the company agreed to "seed" the partnership with a donation of 25 cameras to the department.
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Somehow, Prince Akeem (Eddie Murphy) convinces the strict King Jaffe (James Earl Jones) to let him travel to America in order to "sow his royal oats" before entering into the arranged marriage.
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"Despite entering into what is a very crowded database market, we've seen quite a bit of community growth because of this message of SQL and scale for time series," Kulkarni told TechCrunch.
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Xbox Live Clubs and Looking for Group are both entering into testing today, allowing Xbox One preview members to create clubs and start finding Xbox Live members to play multiplayer games with.
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Blumenthal says that going after Zuckerberg would send a message to a company he believes has "basically thumbed their nose" at the FTC since entering into the consent agreement eight years ago.
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This follows Georgia entering into an Association Agreement and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement with the EU, further cementing Georgia's position as a true and integrated member of the European family.
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Amado's brother, Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, took control of the Juarez cartel after his death, entering into a major war with former ally El Chapo after his first escape from prison in 2001.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government said on Tuesday it would not be entering into negotiations on the Scottish government's proposal to hold a new independence referendum in late 2018 or early 2019.
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We're already entering into a healthcare crisis due to the global coronavirus pandemic, and creative solutions to address shortfalls in supplies, protective equipment and more are being developed to help where possible.
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Ethiopian Airlines, the regional leader, is entering into joint ventures across the continent: it helped resurrect Chad's national airline last year and has plans to do the same in Ghana and Zambia.
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The automaker cites a study by its own consulting group that found urban air transportation could increase significantly starting at around 2025, which is one reason it's entering into this deal now.
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But rather than settle the issue, the pact infuriated professors, alumni and students, who accused the university's board of governors of entering into a back-room deal with a white nationalist group.
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The prospect of entering into your own little sound bubble is pretty appealing, and the good news is that there are plenty of devices out there that can help you step in.
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State Prosecutor Peter Ong said the rebels are "merely buying time by deceiving the Philippine government in entering into peace talks" because their main agenda was to overthrow the duly constituted authorities.
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However, on Wednesday it painted a brighter picture for 2020 as an in-line second-half performance at its other divisions put it on "a much stronger footing" entering into the year.
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Undoubtedly, Iran avoided a balance of payments crisis in 2013 by entering into nuclear negotiations, and from 2014-2016, saw positive changes in its economy because of engagement and the nuclear deal.
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At the heart of Buber's theology was his theory of dialogue—the idea that what matters is not understanding God in abstract, intellectual terms but, rather, entering into a relationship with him.
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The theory has been that two nuclear nations had to exercise greater caution before entering into a conflict, as controlling escalation or blundering into a strategic nuclear engagement was always a possibility.
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There are advantages to entering into direct talks with Kim Jong-un, but there are also serious dangers if the United States makes concessions to the North as a gesture of goodwill.
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The complaint of the day at Solomon's press conference was that alleged DNC shenanigans had allegedly stopped Sanders delegates from entering into nomination a progressive alternative to Tim Kaine as vice president.
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Perkins said the agreement prevented her from talking to anyone, including doctors or therapists, about any aspect of what had happened, without them first entering into their own secrecy agreement with Weinstein.
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At least one of those employees hesitated at the idea of entering into an NDA with a corporation, according to the documents WPUSA received from the city, which were reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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The deal comes against the backdrop of mounting antitrust scrutiny of Google and other tech giants, which is expected to give these companies and startups more pause in entering into big ticket acquisitions.
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For example, China's government used to make it impossible for foreign automakers to manufacture cars inside the country without entering into a joint venture agreement like the one Volkswagen has forged with FAW.
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"We received information that there are cases where users of the Pokemon Go app in Bosnia are entering into mined forests and risky areas in order to find Pokemon," it said this week.
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"You are entering into a war zone in this world, and it&aposs a spiritual war zone," Roady said in his address at the event Sunday intended to celebrate the students&apos graduation.
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Alam said he hopes some of the young girls will be able to find work as lifeguards, a welcome alternative to entering into a child marriage – a common practice in the patriarchal nation.
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Entering into a Golden Age gives you all sorts of bonuses — including a huge loyalty boost — but it also makes it tougher to trigger another one at a later point in the game.
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Not to mention that students entering into the beginning of their K-12 educational pipeline will naturally need time to adjust to the very concept of schooling and will have fluctuating test scores.
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At the time of the agreement between President Barack Obama, the government in Iran and other world powers, Obama was criticized for entering into a deal while Americans were still held in Iran.
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"We can confirm that we are entering into formal negotiations with our Works Council with the objective of ending production of C-Max/Grand C-Max at Saarlouis," Ford said in a statement.
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Johnson and others are encouraging British voters to back leaving the EU. In raising the issue of the Churchill bust, Johnson was entering into a long line of controversy over the move. Sen.
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"We made a mistake entering into this engagement and as a consequence are being criticized by a world that expects more from us," read the note from Narasimhan, which was obtained by StatNews.
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"Google is likely entering into these partnerships to increase its insights into consumer purchase behavior (and consumer finances more broadly)," Wells Fargo's internet analyst Brian Fitzgerald said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"We are not oblivious to our defence needs and will have to upgrade our defensive capabilities through suitable technologies without entering into an arms race," Aziz said, according to a foreign ministry statement.
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PTC's Shanghai and Hong Kong units paid more than $1 million to fund trips while entering into contracts worth more than $13 million with the Chinese state-owned entities, the department's statement said.
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"The Malaysian government has accepted an offer from Ocean Infinity to search for the missing plane, entering into a 'no find, no fee' arrangement," said Darren Chester, Australia's minister for infrastructure and transport.
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And with Google's design team in Taiwan having taken control of phone development for the first time with the Pixel 3a, Google could be entering into a new phase of its smartphone history.
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He declares before entering into a drunken tirade about how the other local festival, Spock Days, with its packed bar and slow-pitch tournament is the real event to come to town for.
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Entering into his second stint as prime minister, having previously held the position from 1981 to 2003, Mahathir was credited with turning Malaysia into a major trading and economic force in Southeast Asia.
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Instead of entering into "formal consultations," which would reopen the Open Skies agreements, the administration said it will continue informal discussions with the two countries — a similar strategy used by the Obama administration.
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"I won't be around to see my grandkids thrive and prosper, but I am convinced the world they'll be entering into will be unique and full of all kinds of possibilities," he continued.
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Effectively, it's about maintaining consistency in direction; if you move through a door to the right, you should be entering into a sign to the right of where you were or vice versa.
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By the mid-1700s, when the Spanish and Portuguese formalized their colonial borders, the Guaraní refused to leave, entering into a two-year war for their territory with the aid of some Jesuits.
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Now, President Trump has adopted his point of view — not only about the agreement's flaws but also about Israeli evidence that Mr. Trump said "conclusively" showed Iran had lied when entering into it.
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Couples therapist Esther Perel previously told Business Insider that couples can sometimes become closer and more honest with each other in the wake of infidelity, almost as though they're entering into another marriage.
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"Now that we're entering into an era where a simple majority decides all judicial nominations, we will see more and more nominees from the extremes of both left and right," Mr. McCain said.
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About half, 53 percent, said they expect to see higher costs, and 49 percent said they expect the ruling to make businesses more cautious about entering into arrangements that might constitute joint employment.
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Later that year, in December, about 195 nations agreed to begin tackling the climate crisis head-on by reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- the primary driver of climate change -- and entering into other agreements.
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Protestors gathered at a base camp Tuesday 5 kilometers (3 miles) from the temple and systematically checked state buses entering into the area to ensure that women were not making their way in.
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The bill, authored by Assembly member Rob Bonta (D), seeks to bar the state's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation from entering into or renewing a contract with a private prison starting in 85033.
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At the University of the West Indies in Mona, Jamaica, where he majored in French, Latin and Spanish, he began writing plays, entering into a lifelong but rocky love affair with the theater.
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By the time Ethan turned 3, the physical demands of mothering had lessened and I could focus on the parts that came easily — talking with him, reading together, entering into his imaginary worlds.
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"That's helping us more efficiently work through certification on some of our new model aircraft such as the [737] Max as it's going through flight test and entering into service," he told analysts.
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The couple, who got engaged just a few months after announcing their courtship on the special episode of Counting On: Jinger's Wedding in November, were friends for 15 years before entering into a courtship.
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I also remember being shaken by her affirmative, shameless declaration that entering into a connection with someone is the equivalent of discovering another universe, and has to be treated with reverence and majestic awe.
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The numbers are all the more remarkable considering Trump is entering into office with rather low approval ratings compared to past presidents and sparked protests worldwide along with vows to not watch his inauguration.
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But even as the story faded from the news cycle, Harambe continues to live on in the collective mind of the internet, entering into a rarefied state of venerated meme status. //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Labor negotiations at BHP Billiton Plc Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world's largest, are entering into the final three weeks before a 30-month contract expires at the end of July.
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That is not an option with the second iteration of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID 2), a European Union law years in the making and entering into force on January 20173rd 2018.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union states agreed on Friday on a fast-track, joint ratification of the Paris accord to combat climate change, pushing the landmark global pact to the brink of entering into force.
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But birds aren't the only victims of this massive power plant; coyotes are feasting on road runners trapped along the outside of a perimeter fence that prevents protected tortoises from entering into the facility.
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A drone needs to be able to automatically detect when entering into the flight path of another drone, manned aircraft or restricted area and to alter its course accordingly to safely continue its journey.
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For some couples, non-exclusivity might take the form of attending "play parties" together and swapping partners, watching other couples have sex, dating other people or even entering into polyamorous relationships with multiple partners.
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But Japan is bound by a G20 agreement which prevents them from entering into competitive currency devaluations, something the United States issued a strong reminder about earlier this year, as the yen began appreciating.
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Trump has also opposed trade deals including the Trans-Pacific Partnership, so any prospects of the U.S. entering into that Pacific Rim pact as currently envisioned appear to have died as of Wednesday morning.
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The pair, who got engaged just a few months after announcing their courtship on the special episode of Counting On: Jinger's Wedding in November, were friends for 15 years before entering into a courtship.
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Hyperloop One just announced 10 major finalists from its global competition to identify the best potential Hyperloop routes, but it's already entering into a formal public-private partnership agreement with one of those candidates.
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"There is very good evidence that friendships are more likely to develop during times immediately after geographic [re]location or entering into a new environment, like a new job or starting school," he says.
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"The plaintiffs will seek a judicial declaration that packaging fees are unlawful and an injunction prohibiting talent agencies from entering into future packaging deals," WGA West general counsel Tony Segall said in a statement.
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She boards a plane to Singapore under the impression that she's simply going to the wedding of her boyfriend's (Henry Golding) best friend, not entering into a ruthless Hunger Games dome masked by luxury.
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As Frances, who initiates the decline of her souring union by entering into an affair with a weaselly art history professor, Parker grimaces her way through most of the episodes, slumping through her scenes.
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Trump could reduce the need for asylum hearings to a manageable level by entering into safe third country agreements and sending asylum-seeking migrants to those countries for an adjudication of their persecution claims.
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"We are delighted to be entering into this JV which gives JD the opportunity to enter a new market of over 50 million people with a proven operator," said JD's Executive Chairman Peter Cowgill.
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MONTREAL, May 12 (Reuters) - Ontario transit agency Metrolinx said on Friday it is entering into an agreement to buy 61 light rail vehicles from French train maker Alstom, spurning its Canadian rival Bombardier Inc.
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There are also some exemptions to the restrictions — where automated processing is necessary for entering into (or performance of) a contract between an organization and the individual; or where it's authorized by law (e.g.
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This follows Georgia entering into an Association Agreement and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement with the EU, all of which cement Georgia's position as a true and integrated member of the European family.
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Wanda first bought AMC in 2012 for $2.6 billion, and floated the company in 2013, when it retained a stake of about 60 percent, before entering into the deal with Silver Lake in September.
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"I think we are entering into a very bitter discussion," says Voridis, adding that smaller U.S. producers may also struggle if the EU decides to target them in response at some point next year.
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What you probably didn't know is that by downloading those apps and entering into those contracts, you're also exposing your sensitive information to dozens of other technology companies, ad networks, data brokers and aggregators.
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They're accused of entering into "secret agreements" to hide the scheme from candidates and federal regulators, laundering foreign money into the campaigns through various corporate identities, and using "straw donors" to make the contributions.
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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - While major traders expect consolidation in the crowded oil trading sphere, small Lugano-based firm Lord Energy is finding new niches and taking a bet by entering into Russian oil.
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In other words, our legislation would set minimum requirements for corporate investment in workers and the long-term strength of the company as a precondition for a corporation entering into a share buyback plan.
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For one thing, those who suffer from KLS don't get much of a say as to when or where they fall asleep before entering into an episode (the term for an extended period of sleep).
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Spacious has begun entering into short-term lease arrangements with landlords to create temporary Spacious workplaces in empty storefronts — kind of like a pop-up shop, but instead of buying things, you're paying to work.
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Under the settlement, ASCAP will pay $1.75 million for entering into some 150 exclusive contracts with songwriters and others even though a court order barred ASCAP from blocking them from directly licensing their own music.
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Watching her move feels like entering into a kind of live-action cartoon, as she appears to morph into a range of life forms, shifting from a beautiful young woman into the stuff of nightmares.
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On Monday, Mueller's team alleged in a court filing that Manafort had lied about "a variety of subject matters" to the FBI after entering into his own plea agreement with the special counsel in September.
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"This broad settlement prevents the world's largest manufacturer of generic drugs from entering into collusive agreements that prevent price competition by keeping generic drugs off the market," FTC Chairman Joe Simons said in a statement.
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Clegg, who lost credibility after entering into a coalition with David Cameron that allowed the U.K. Conservative party to attain power, may or may not be the perfect person to help Zuckerberg navigate the consequences.
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These types of mini-marijuana reforms have the potential to prevent thousands of people every year from entering into the criminal justice system, while allowing law enforcement to focus their efforts on more serious crime.
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"The real takeaway from this rally in the basic material plays is that these stocks only behave this way when we are entering into the early-to-middle stages of an economic expansion," Cramer said.
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Entering into the art-led regeneration of Miami Beach, the car parks are in many ways monuments to the success of that relationship, creating spaces that enable commerce and art to exist side by side.
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Solar farms are built on farmlands that no longer generate enough revenue or have been abandoned, with some farmers entering into leases of 15–20 years with local utilities and others selling the land directly.
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Currently, the features are in testing, and they remind riders to check the license plate, make and model of the car, as well as the driver's name and picture, before ever entering into a vehicle.
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"One dumb mistake I made is to underestimate the barrier and knowhow when entering into a new industry," says Zhifei Li, Founder & CEO of the Beijing-headquartered Mobvoi, the maker of the smartwatch called Ticwatch.
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"This broad settlement prevents the worlds largest manufacturer of generic drugs from entering into collusive agreements that prevent price competition by keeping generic drugs off the market," FTC Chairman Joe Simons said in a statement.
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These companies are entering into exclusive contractual sponsorships with fraternities, giving the frats swag and cash to require their party-goers to download and sign up for the app at the door to get in.
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Degtyaryov appeared to be doing damage control after lawmaker Tamara Pletnyova warned Russian women Wednesday to think twice before entering into casual relationships with foreign tourists because they may end up rearing their children alone.
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"(Norwegian) is seeking further information and clarifications in a number of areas so that it can evaluate such proposals to determine whether they provide sufficient basis for entering into specific discussions," the budget carrier said.
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When it comes to small developers entering into a contract with a publisher, it's common to see the narrative that publishers are greedy businessmen eager to strip every molecule of joy out of their lives.
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Having spent several years working on this project, Hughes opens with the Brooklyn-born, fast-talking Iovine and Compton legend Dre entering into a $3-billion deal with Apple to acquire Beats Electronics in 2014.
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PATALGANGA, India (Reuters) - India's capital markets regulator said on Friday it was considering mandating that listed companies owned by private equity (PE) firms seek shareholder approval when entering into performance-based compensation agreements with executives.
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"We made a mistake entering into this engagement and as a consequence are being criticized by a world that expects more from us," Narasimhan continued in the email, which was shared by a Novartis employee.
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The Celtics later were within five on a 53-pointer by Tatum with 1:03 remaining before Scott's basket with 1.5 seconds left gave the Wizards a 26-21 lead entering into the final stanza.
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The U.S. car market may be entering into something of a golden age for off-road-capable vehicles, thanks mostly to an overall shift in consumer tastes away from cars and toward SUVs and trucks.
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We are entering into the new year with an uncertain but disturbing political shift impending; the public's role in shaping social programs for, and cultural attitudes toward, marginalized peoples has become even more obviously important.
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Rohr describes this fall as entering into a the second half of life, and believes all people are either in the first or second halves of their lives depending on when they cross this threshold.
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Inside the small, 7-by-7-foot room, he lit sandalwood and sage incense and began to work, entering into the trance-like states that he'd been practicing since adolescence, quickened with fasting and chanting.
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Try to strike up a bit of PG banter to get everything going—the last thing they want is to think their child is entering into a 20-year pact with a flavorless oat cake.
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The girl's mother is seen chasing Bonello and once they get to the register, she appears to jump on the girl, entering into a "tug-of-war" with him, before he runs out the door.
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Even as Eliel Saarinen served as president of the Cranbrook Academy of Art from 1932 to 1946 and was its resident architect, Eero Saarinen began entering into architectural competitions with him in the late 1930s.
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Even as Eliel Saarinen served as president of the Cranbrook Academy of Art from 21961 to 251 and was its resident architect, Eero Saarinen began entering into architectural competitions with him in the late 239221s.
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The prospect of private equity firms entering into the activism arena has been all the buzz in January, after Bloomberg reported that TPG was raising a fund devoted exclusively for investing in public company stakes.
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Honora takes New York by storm, entering into an agreement with the notorious rakish financier Julius Hatcher to pretend to be engaged — his entree into top society, her strategy in her war with the earl.
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"Thanks to the dedication of our officers and our partnership with the Secret Service, we were able to keep this currency from entering into circulation," said Jason Schmelz, Pembina Area Port Director, in a statement.
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Under the rules, they have to register with the government's tax agency, and dealers and auctioneers must establish the identity of the "ultimate beneficial owner" — meaning both seller and buyer — before entering into a transaction.
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"Given continued very disappointing footfall, and despite significant cost efficiencies being achieved, we are today entering into a consultation with store colleagues to consider closing our 20 stores ahead of lease expiry," N Brown said.
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"I'm helping an entire family, and then another generation after that if I can stop the children — the boys from being abusive and the girls from entering into relationships where they become victims," she said.
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The affidavit charges Singer with depositing $1.3 million in U.S.C. accounts controlled by Heinel over a four-year period, and entering into a sham consulting agreement that paid her $20,000 per month beginning last July.
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You might, at some grey and dismal point, find yourself entering into the rancid waters of bookchat with a well meaning English student who thinks that the best place to dissect poststructuralism is at 2am.
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"From a coaching staff perspective, it's going to be how we maintain that same level of expectation at UConn, don't lower our standards, but understand it's a new world we're entering into," he said last month.
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"It is a period of uncertainty that we are entering into right, how the whole world will respond to this latest development," Chief of U.S. Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson told a small group of reporters.
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" By "assisting" the company in its investigation, Weinstein says he "can help to prevent the Company from entering into unjustified settlements with, or making unwarranted payments to, persons or regulatory agencies making allegations against Mr. Weinstein.
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Investors are now effectively paying for the privilege of holding debt from some euro zone governments, including Italy which is entering into a period of political volatility this fall with an upcoming referendum on its constitution.
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On Wednesday evening, the federal auditing court (TCU) in Brasília made a preliminary ruling preventing Oi from entering into an agreement with telecoms regulator Anatel to convert about 10 billion reais of fines into investment commitments.
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The protest movement -- now entering into its ninth day and showing no signs of resolution -- is centered around the tea producing region of Darjeeling, in West Bengal, home to the country's largest concentration of ethnic Gorkhas.
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"We are absolutely certain that we will have the Paris agreement entering into force by the end of 2016," David Nabarro, a special adviser to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, told The New York Times.
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"This compromise was hard-fought, down to the last minute, requiring concessions on both sides, and we are not entering into it lightly," said Beth Taggart, executive director of the League of Women Voters of Ohio.
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California AG Xavier Becerra said Teva's settlement was a record for a state in a case involving "pay-for-delay" agreements and included a prohibition on the drugmaker from entering into them for the next decade.
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The opinion will feed the debate on next year's EU budget, on which the EU Parliament is set to adopt a formal position in October before entering into talks with member states on the final figures.
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"We received information that there are cases where users of the Pokémon Go app in Bosnia are entering into mined forests and risky areas in order to find Pokémon," the anti-mining group wrote on Facebook.
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Through the campaign, people can sign a petition calling on their local mayor and city council representatives to forbid police from entering into partnerships with Ring and other private consumer surveillance companies or end existing partnerships.
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As a result, on the eve of entering into a decisive tightening phase of the interest rate cycle, the Argentine economy was very much exposed to less-favorable global liquidity conditions and to U.S. dollar appreciation.
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Gategroup, owned by Chinese conglomerate HNA, is also a possible partner for LSG, the sources said, but added that current financial strains faced by HNA might dissuade the company from entering into a large cash deal.
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SOFIA, March 17 (Reuters) - Bulgaria is already entering into a fiscal deficit amid the global crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic and increased public spending to contain its spread, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on Tuesday.
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But now, a mere two weeks after entering into solar sailing mode, LightSail 2's apogee is now at 729 kilometers (453 miles), a gain of nearly 3.2 kilometers (23 miles), according to the Planetary Society.
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"The U.S. and Iran are entering into an escalatory dynamic from which it will become increasingly difficult to escape," said Robert Malley, the president of the International Crisis Group, a nonprofit that tries to defuse conflict.
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Gil-Sheridan, using a main character based on himself, imagines getting a job at the ATP offices in Florida and entering into a searing romance with Nadal, which he brags about to his awe-struck friends.
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Senate Democrats are pushing three alternatives: passing the House version of the bill, entering into bipartisan negotiations with the House or adding an amendment to the Senate measure that would allow more aid for Puerto Rico.
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Clinics must adhere to medically unnecessary standards, such as having "written transfer agreements" with a hospital that's within 30 miles of the provider; publicly funded hospitals are banned from entering into such agreements with abortion providers.
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"I told him that we have adopted some precautions, some measures to protect our interests that demand very high levels of security ... not only from Huawei but any company entering into the 5G arena," he said.
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After entering the building, now through 211th Street instead of Fifth Avenue, visitors pass by enthralling art deco architecture and a 25-foot model of the building before entering into the 215,21925-square-foot exhibit space.
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The notice must be sent within 48 hours of US forces entering into hostilities in accordance with the War Powers Act -- a series of procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions.
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Another provision would require the Navy and Air Force secretaries to submit to Congress a certification 15 days before entering into a contract that new aircraft will have the latest technological advancements to minimize physiological episodes.
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Under the bill, the president would be authorized to prevent any sanctioned foreign person from entering the U.S. Any entity facilitating North Korea's policies would further be prohibited from entering into contracts with the U.S. government.
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Symantec believes that the new attacks could signify the group "may be entering into a new phase" to expand access to operational systems and are taking screenshots of all systems in use to outline their function.
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Trinity then diversified, entering into a joint partnership with Norway's Norges Bank Investment Management, and managed by the developer Hines, which also has a small stake in the project, involving the church's holdings in Hudson Square.
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Through his lawyer Willingham, Afshin Pishevar said startups sometimes act hastily, entering into agreements against their best interests, and it is the chief legal officer's role to make sure actions are within the letter of the law.
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Or if not this explanation, perhaps RZ Piscium is really, really old and it's now entering into its death phase; as the star gets increasingly larger, it's annihilating all nearby planets, creating the observed gas and dust.
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"The discussions that I have had in the European Union... are very clear that they are entering into those talks with us with the intention of finding a resolution of the issue," May told lawmakers in parliament.
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"I hope that ... entering into the ERM mechanism, can happen by the end of the year, even sooner than the end of the year," national radio BNR quoted Goranov as saying at an economic forum in Plovdiv.
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And the company, AMI, has been on thin ice legally since entering into an immunity agreement with the federal government last year over payments the president made to silence two women who reported having affairs with Trump.
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"The risk isn't spending $2500K — it's entering into the world of REAL ESTATE without specialized knowledge, guidance, and trained professionals in the field holding your hands," a "playbook" for salespeople told representatives of Trump University to say.
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The new rules forbid commercial banks from entering into repurchase agreements once a loan's income rights have been transferred, according to a document from the China Banking Regulatory Commission, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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MADRID, Oct 14 (Reuters) - European Central Bank's vice-president Luis de Guindos on Monday said he did not foresee the euro zone entering into recession but foresaw the bloc experiencing lower economic growth for a longer period.
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The deal also inexplicably immunized Epstein's co-conspirators...Worse, as a federal judge ruled recently, Acosta violated the rights of Epstein's victims by entering into the sweetheart plea deal without notifying them first, as the law requires.
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The agreement, which aims to cut costs and speed up the cable companies' entry into the wireless market, also bars Comcast and Charter from entering into a material transaction for a year without the other company's consent.
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Grassley and Feinstein this week also slammed the FBI for entering into a non-disclosure agreement with the Office of Special Counsel -- unrelated to Mueller's special counsel -- before turning over information related to an investigation into Comey.
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WArby's seems to be a natural fit, but it's important for companies to think about who they're partnering with before entering into the venture, warns Lauri Harrison, a marketing lecturer at Columbia University's School of Professional Studies.
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What's next: Still, Hoffman noted that parts of the district court decision remain in effect, including a prohibition against Qualcomm entering into any exclusive supply agreements and a requirement for the chipmaker to submit to compliance monitoring.
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However, on the eve of Tuesday's parliamentary session, neither Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy nor Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont showed signs of entering into talks, with each buoyed by large protests on both sides of the independence divide.
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"We're entering into unprecedented territory and to simply look at it through the lens of the Israeli-Palestinian problem would be distracting," said Rubin, now a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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Warren's bill would direct the IRS to develop its own free online preparation service and would prevent the IRS from entering into agreements with tax-preparation companies that limit the agency's ability to provide the free services.
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Under the clause, the countries in the updated NAFTA, renamed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), must notify the others three months before entering into negotiations that could lead to a trade deal with an outside country.
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He added that unlike in 2010, when the Conservatives secured a parliamentary majority thanks to the Liberal Democrats entering into a coalition, Johnson would struggle to find partners to prop up his government in another hung parliament.
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U.S. Border Patrol apprehended 32,000 family units — mothers and children traveling together and illegally entering into the U.S. — between October and March, more than twice the number for the same period the previous year, according to Reuters.
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Peuch said satellites were now starting to pick up similar signals in other European cities that are entering into lockdowns, though the data needs to studied over over a longer period to confirm this is a pattern.
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Orphaned in a Rwanda that was entering into full-fledged genocide in 1994 — his parents died before the massacre — Mr. Berville was evacuated by the French Army at the age of 4 and put up for adoption.
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During a meeting on Capitol Hill in March, senators pressed Pentagon officials about the military's role in the Saudi-led conflict, demanding to know whether American troops were at risk of entering into hostilities against the Houthis.
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Perhaps one reason why young people aren't entering into these technical programs that will place them in a job-market filled with openings is a perception that these programs are less admired than four-year university programs.
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On Tuesday, with World Oceans Day around the corner, the label announced that it was entering into a long-term partnership with Parley for the Oceans, an organization that works to end the destruction of marine life.
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For many people, going home for the holidays is difficult: It can mean crossing ideological lines, entering into charged political conversations, or even worrying that your basic identity — your mere existence — might offend some of your relatives.
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According to Giada Giani, an economist at Citi, the left-wing Free and Equal Party (known as LeU who got 3.4 percent of the vote) would be more likely to accept entering into an M5S-led government.
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During President Trump's trip to Asia, in which he proclaimed that the United States was no longer entering into multinational trade agreements, the 11 remaining countries of the Trans-Pacific Partnership pushed ahead with forming the pact.
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These massive star systems are on the verge of entering into their death throes, at which time they'll generate a type of supernova that emits an extremely powerful and narrow jet of plasma—the dreaded gamma-ray burst.
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"You have really more and more countries, more and more private-sector entities entering into the field," Di Pippo said at the event with Woerner at the headquarters of UNOOSA, which promotes international cooperation on using space peacefully.
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He thinks that all the evidence indicates that Mr Kim is set on his current path and has no interest in entering into negotiations—at least not until North Korea gains recognition as a de facto nuclear power.
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A federal judge in Florida has denied an oncology practice's bid to block a state law that prohibits certain specialist doctors from entering into non-compete agreements with the companies they work for, saying it serves legitimate purposes.
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Before the YouTube era, there was no way for the antics of an ordinary kid to be commercialized, reaching hundreds of millions of viewers each week, without entering into some kind of formal contract with a major broadcaster.
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The inducement awards cover an aggregate of 33,459 shares of EXL in the form of restricted stock, and are being made as a material inducement to employees entering into employment with EXL in connection with the acquisition transaction.
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In connection with Mr. Stanton's entering into employment with AMAG, the Board of Directors of AMAG approved awards to Mr. Stanton of (i) an option to purchase 10,000 shares of common stock and (ii) 4983,500 restricted stock units.
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Born Jackie Bouvier, she became one of the most famous women in the world after entering into a relationship with then-Congressman John F. Kennedy, who would go on to become the 19943th President of the United States.
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Wayne would carry Cash Money into the next century, releasing four RIAA certified platinum albums (in addition to seven gold albums) and entering into a joint venture with Cash Money to create a remarkably successful imprint, Young Money.
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"You're really entering into what we loosely call a social contract that you're going to provide this server with a tip that helps to create their salary, basically," says Lizzie Post, host of Emily Post's Awesome Etiquette podcast.
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"We expect asset quality to weaken and bad loans to increase ... the key factor we see is Asia entering into more challenging phase of the credit cycle," said Gene Fang, Moody's associate managing director for financial institutions group.
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"If there is economic viability, if we succeed in attracting investors for finishing the construction of Angra 3, we will complete Angra 3 within this target of entering into operation by 2026," he said in the press briefing.
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Netflix had slowly been making its way into new countries, but today's announcement was basically a mic drop at CES, giving investors a lot to chew on now that it's entering into some of the largest international markets.
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In the same way that McDonald's can save money for itself and its customers by entering into joint ventures with some of its suppliers, some banks can save money for their customers through limited vertical integration, as well.
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The report from Ari Schwartz and Rob Knake recommends, prohibiting the government from entering into nondisclosure agreements with zero-day vendors and transferring the Executive Secretary function from the National Security Agency to the Department of Homeland Security.
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Candidates spent the most time talking about Iran, prompted by a moderator question about whether as president they'd support the United States re-entering into the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), President Obama's signature foreign policy achievement.
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Kenney, a nurse living in Idaho, described meeting Frazee in 2006 at a county fair, then entering into a relationship with him that she cut off before marrying another man and giving birth to her own two children.
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That was certain to anger the leader, who already was skeptical about entering into diplomatic talks with the Trump administration, though it's unlikely that the sanctions on Khamenei will actually have a big impact on his personal finances.
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A grand jury returned the indictment of Mr. Assange on March 6, 2018, just before the eighth anniversary of the day that Mr. Assange is accused of entering into a conspiracy with Ms. Manning to violate that law.
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You further acknowledge that you have read this arbitration provision carefully, agree to its terms, and are entering into this Agreement voluntarily and not in reliance on any promises or representations whatsoever except those contained in this Agreement.
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South Africa, which has 150 cases of the virus, is building a new fence on its main border with Zimbabwe, in an effort to keep people who are sick with the illness from entering into either country unnoticed.
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Symantec believes that the new attacks could signify the group "may be entering into a new phase" now intended to expand access to operational systems and are taking screenshots of all systems in use to outline their function.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is against the European Union entering into trade negotiations with the United States over metal tariffs and an exemption for the bloc should be without conditions and permanent, a junior French minister said on Friday.
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"This one time infusion of assistance will help the (government of Mexico) address, and potentially deter, irregular migrant flows, which will help keep illegal immigrants from entering into the United States through the southwest border," the notification said.
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Conventional wisdom would suggest the wild market swings, triple- to quadruple-digit point drops in the Dow Jones industrial average, and major U.S. markets entering into corrections would portend higher gold prices as investors flock to safe havens.
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If CenturyLink gets away with enjoining the Minnesota AG's restitution claim, the AGs said, defendants will take away a message that they can "exploit 'reverse auctions,'" entering into "collusive" private settlements to evade more rigorous enforcement by AGs.
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"Unfortunately, it didn't realise because of rising geopolitical tensions, but even in recent weeks we've seen some international firms entering into upside calls on the probability of sanctions being lifted by the end of the year," said Ressencourt.
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ASML's fortunes are seen as relying on how quickly the industry adopts the machines, which cost around 100 million euros apiece and are currently being tested by several of the world's biggest chipmakers ahead of entering into scale production.
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Stocks sold off again on Monday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing down 653 points and the S&P 500 entering into a bear market with its 2.6% percent drop — the worst Christmas Eve for those indices ever.
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Still, Uber is not known for half-heartedly entering into new areas: Its self-driving car initiative went from a partnership with Carnegie Mellon to a fleet of autonomous vehicles in active public trials around 18 months, after all.
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NXP Semiconductor, which made headlines recently after entering into an agreement to be acquired by Qualcomm, unveiled a series of new products today that make it clear why they were a high-value target for the mobile chip giant.
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But the courts may be skeptical of that argument short of the House actually entering into a judicial proceeding, which is one of the arguments Nadler has privately made to Pelosi to begin an inquiry, CNN has previously reported.
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Originally crafted by Kalanick when Uber had just 400 employees, the email is an obvious attempt by Kalanick to bond with employees who were preparing to celebrate an important milestone for the company — entering into its 50th city, Miami.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia detained over 3,000 migrants illegally entering into the country in one month, a military spokesman said, suggesting many were still trying to make their way along a Balkan corridor to the European Union despite border closures.
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Democrats must remember the lesson of the Bush years, and vigorously resist any attempt by Trump to fashion a narrative after a terrorist attack which would require us entering into new wars or curtailing civil liberties or registering Muslims.
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"If a much-needed transaction doesn't happen, service companies will have to look at refinancing or entering into out of court agreements with debt-holders, or filing bankruptcy," said Kelli Norfleet, a restructuring partner at law firm Haynes & Boone.
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"A number of our clients have raised funding in dollars with U.S. investors but have costs largely in sterling, so they've been entering into forward contracts to lock in rates," said Phil Cox, head of EMEA for the bank.
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"The main objective of entering into this agreement is to acquire more petroleum data using modern acquisition and processing techniques," Arjuna Ranatunga, Minister of Petroleum Resources Development told reporters after signing the agreement in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo.
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The early draft of the strategy reviewed by the AP lamented that America had put itself at a disadvantage by entering into multinational agreements, such as those aimed at combating climate change and introducing domestic policies to implement them.
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Apol noted that Pruitt "did not seek ethics advice prior to entering into the lease" to uncover any potential violations of gift rules and that ethics staffers were provided "limited information" about it to write rulings on its compliance.
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"With that transformation complete and Dow entering into its next phase of growth, now is the right time for me to effect my previously announced plan to transition and then to retire," Mr. Liveris said in a news release.
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"Aveo continues to negotiate with Brookfield in respect of its indicative proposal with a view to entering into definitive agreements leading to a scheme of arrangement to give effect to the indicative proposal," the firm said in a statement.
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But while enrolled in law school, Ms. Gilot studied art in her free time — entering into the tutelage of the Hungarian painter Endre Rozsda, who would become a lifelong mentor and friend — and she eventually abandoned the legal track.
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"The Dragonfly 2.0 campaign shows how the attackers may be entering into a new phase, with recent campaigns potentially providing them with access to operational systems that could be used for more disruptive purposes in the future," Symantec concluded.
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The new law, AB 32, bans the use of private prisons for both immigration detention and criminal incarceration, building on laws passed in 2017 that limited California municipalities from entering into new contracts for the purpose of immigration detention.
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The new rules forbid commercial banks from entering into repurchase agreements once a loan's income rights have been transferred, according to a document issued by the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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The bill also requires the IRS to develop its own free online tax-preparation service and bars the agency from entering into agreements with the tax-preparation industry that would impede upon the IRS's ability to provide this service.
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Advocates say the easiest way to protect children from entering into a marriage where they have limited legal rights and are vulnerable to physical, emotional, or verbal abuse is to set the minimum marriage age at 18, without exceptions.
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Instead of the usual drunken art world brawl, we were entering into deep rapport with friends and strangers, exchanging metaphysical insights about the nature of the world, and expounding detached, trance-like comments about the down sides of ordinary reality.
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The event calls on students in the area to "rise up against bigotry, hatred, and prejudice," specifically in regards to the president's immigration ban, which bars all refugees and immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering into the country.
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"If you give your source code to China as a condition of entering into that market, you've got to wonder if competitors are then going to start to adopt those features," Joyce said at the event, which was sponsored by HPE.
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"Inside Out", which had already won several awards including a Golden Globe, is a coming-of-age tale about the turmoil inside a girl's head that Docter first conceived in 2009 after observing his own daughter entering into young adulthood.
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OSLO, Nov 3 (Reuters) - The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway reiterated on Friday it would adopt the European Union's MiFID II and MiFIR rules into Norwegian regulations despite them entering into force before they are incorporated into the EEA Agreement.
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Distru is also entering into a space that tech investors can grok: it's a software as a service company, one that just happens to give cannabis operators insight into their inventory and order management, their customer relationship management, and their logistics.
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Over the past couple of years, the company has been very active on the corporate development front, acquiring businesses and entering into strategic JVs in attempt to expand its current offering to help pave the way for future organic growth.
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"We're going to make sure that whatever the penalty is, it is steep enough to dissuade anybody from entering into this practice or being able to torture kids with the kind of impunity that we have seen so far," O'Rourke said.
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Neumann has alleged that the auction house violated an agreement to seek his approval on "all matters relating to cataloging, placement, and exhibiting each and every work consigned," by entering into a separate agreement with one of his three daughters, Belinda.
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A relationship with a staff member would be against congressional rules: Following other allegations of sexual misconduct by a number of lawmakers, Congress instituted a code of conduct in 2018 that prohibits lawmakers from entering into sexual relationships with staff.
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A U.S. appeals court has upheld a permanent injunction blocking part of a Minnesota clean energy law that restricts utilities from importing electricity generated by new coal-fired plants or entering into long-term power purchase agreements that increase pollution.
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" She added that the Prince's Trust, "right from when it was first conceived by Prince Charles was obviously specifically to help young people entering into their future life, the workplace to help them set-up businesses, to become self-sufficient.
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These changes come at a time when Zillow Group is dramatically expanding the scope of its business, entering into buying and selling homes, mortgage lending and other services intended to make real estate transactions easier and more seamless for consumers.
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On Sunday night, Ohio Governor John Kasich and Texas Senator Ted Cruz announced they were entering into an alliance in order to stop Trump from picking up the 1,237 delegates he needs to get the nomination on the convention's first ballot.
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With the recent sharp run in equities, the forward PE ratio of the Nifty has edged higher to 20x as compared to the historical average of 17.8x, confirming that markets have become overtly expensive and are entering into a bubble zone.
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Congress and a whole list of presidential administrations have diligently liberalized trade, creating first the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, then the World Trade Organization (WTO), while also entering into regional pacts like the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Bedeviled by dwindling attendance and criticism from fans about their ticketing policies, the Yankees are entering into a partnership with StubHub, a longtime nemesis, to take over the Yankees Ticket Exchange from Ticketmaster, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.
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At one time, the two were on better terms, according to W Magazine: John played at Trump's wedding to Melania, and Trump congratulated the singer and his partner on entering into a civil partnership when the UK made that option available.
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What a lot of them will do is they will put "UCC 1-207" or "UCC 1-308" or "all rights reserved" by their signatures, which they think will thus immunize them from entering into a contract with the illegitimate government.
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With a view to grabbing a bigger share of the business, the banks are investing more in technology, entering into tie-ups with fintechs, and doing in-house data mining to understand consumer trends and cash flows in the digital economy.
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WASHINGTON — Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, said he would sell all of his remaining stock holdings after the Office of Government Ethics faulted him for continuing to maintain investments that he was required to divest and entering into new ones.
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It's now that I realize The Bachelorette is entering into a new phase: All the men left in the house seem to feel a legitimate connection with Rachel, aside from a couple of guys who have barely made an impression. Matt?
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The U.S. Treasury said it was allowing a 90-day winding down period for transactions related to Iran's metals sectors and warned against entering into any new business after May 8, saying that would not be considered a wind-down activity.
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She seems happy enough, all the same, to exploit an ever-widening fascination with her fashion bravura, entering into partnerships with Freak City, an online platform based in Los Angeles, and with youth-oriented stores like Urban Outfitters and Hot Topic.
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The law dictates that such a notice must be sent within 48 hours of US forces entering into hostilities in accordance with the War Powers Act -- a series of procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions.
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After learning of allegations of threats and physical assault made against her chief of staff, Esty kept the top aide on for three months before entering into a nondisclosure agreement with him and writing him a recommendation letter, CNN reported Friday.
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The American capital system is unique and the envy of the world, based on the ability of contracting parties to rely on the rule of law, and against government taking, when assessing risk and reward in entering into financial relationships.
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"Most of the deals have been tack-ons or tuck-ins, which reflects the fact that equity values are at all time highs and companies are skittish about entering into a merger agreement with the legislative uncertainty," a senior banker said.
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Aside from preventing weapons of mass destruction from entering into space, no formal laws or treaties exist to manage the stuff that goes up into orbit nor what operators should do to prevent their satellites from smashing into other satellites.
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In any case, Lebanon has plenty of problems of its own -- the country is in the throes of a political and economic meltdown, and entering into a complex extradition process is likely to be low down on its list of priorities.
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"President Buhari said that his administration will continue to insist on a thorough authentication of the identities and bona fides of any persons or groups claiming to have custody of the girls before entering into negotiations with them," he said.
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Deutsche Telekom, Europe's largest telecoms operator, announced last week that it was not entering into 5G network equipment contracts as it awaited the resolution of a political debate in Berlin over whether to restrict Huawei's access to the German market.
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The far-right Jobbik Party built its meteoric rise partly on accusations that Jews were conducting "massive real-estate purchases" throughout Hungary and entering into an alliance with the Roma to turn "pure" Hungarians into a minority in their own nation.
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Millionaire tech magnate Michael Ferro, the largest shareholder of Tronc, created a firestorm in December after entering into a $5 million payout per year from 85033 to 2020 to serve as a consultant amid hundreds of layoffs at the paper.
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So I'm really helping, not just him, I'm helping an entire family, and then another generation after that if I can stop the children — the boys from being abusive and the girls from entering into relationships where they are victims.
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The Hollywood Reporter points out that Amazon's fate in the suit may depend on a legal doctrine known as "frustration of purpose," which has to do with unforeseen events that thwart the parties' original purpose for entering into a contract.
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Then a person familiar with Silver's thinking told me that Silver was simply speculating about the way things seem to be headed — even though he used the phrase "entering into a relationship," which certainly seemed to indicate an imminent deal. Weirder.
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But more importantly, the party needs to make a decision about entering into any kind of an alliance with a politician whose ideas and arguments were so antithetical to every ideal that the party has been fighting for over the past few decades.
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"Anytime we're entering into a new partnership, we do some research with our guests — which is what we call our customers — to see what brands they love and our guests had a really high affinity for Vineyard Vines," a Target representative tells Refinery29.
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Armed with the goal of demystifying this process, we talked to several jewelry-industry experts who helped us understand what to look for, how to find designers that you like, and the importance of entering into a long-term relationship with your jeweler.
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Instead, if amended to be conjoined with SB 822, SB 460 would focus on ensuring that net neutrality violators are prohibited from entering into public contracts, a practice which is being adopted via executive power in handful of other states, including New York.
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