I love LA, so I envision summers; I envision some weekends.
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I love L.A. So I envision summers, I envision some weekends.
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When the Palestinians envision their future, they envision a real state.
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"I love L.A., so I envision summers, I envision some weekends," she said.
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I envision a lot of them, but I envision them one at a time.
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"I love LA, so I envision summers, I envision some weekends," she told Fallon.
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It's just becoming harder and harder to envision doing that, to envision taking those leaps.
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For now, Kardashian West says the family will not be moving there, though she does envision Wyoming as the ideal vacation spot — "I envision summers, I envision some weekends," she says.
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"I love L.A., so I envision summers, I envision some weekends [in Wyoming]," she told Jimmy Fallon.
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By contrast, 163 percent say they can envision supporting Rubio, and 65 percent say they can envision supporting Cruz.
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"We envision unmanned boats doing protection missions, escort missions, we envision them doing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions," Cmdr.
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Envision Healthcare, the parent company of physician staffing firms and surgery centers, is suing UnitedHealthcare over allegations the insurer "unilaterally" lowered contracted payments to Envision doctors and refused to add new Envision providers to its insurance networks.
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I billow labor's rage in the iron furnace, I envision, envision the Great Community, and drunkenly belt out a song… the masses!
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Envision Healthcare Holdings — Envision is in talks to merge with rival health care services provider AmSurg, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Envision Healthcare – Envision agreed to be acquired by private-equity firm KKR for $46 per share, or about $5.5 billion excluding debt.
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Envision Healthcare – Envision is a takeover target of a joint effort from hospital operator HCA and private equity firm KKR, according to Reuters.
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"I love L.A., so I envision summers, I envision some weekends [in Wyoming]," she told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show last week.
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"I love L.A., so I envision summers, I envision some weekends [in Wyoming]," she told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show last week.
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"I love L.A., so I envision summers, I envision some weekends [in Wyoming]," she during an appearance on The Tonight Show earlier this week.
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The bottom line: This has turned into a contentious, public battle between Envision and UnitedHealthcare, which is threatening to eliminate all Envision doctors from its networks next year.
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The Kynikos president also mentioned UnitedHealthcare's terminated agreement with Envision Healthcare after UnitedHealthcare alleged that Envision had significantly over-billed patients for its services, particularly in emergency rooms.
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General Motors began exporting the Buick Envision compact sport utility vehicle to the United States last year, although the Envision is a much lower-volume model than the Focus.
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"It's hard for us to envision double-digit returns from dividend-paying stocks, but if there was a growth scare, you could certainly envision double-digit downside," said Mr. Fredericks.
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The deal is expected to close by the end of 2016, and Envision shareholders will receive 53 percent of the new company, Envision Healthcare Corporation, while AmSurg will get 47 percent.
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Do you envision something futuristic and otherworldly — or humanlike?
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He does not envision the current antitrust review rising to that level, but he conceded, "As with Microsoft, any nontrivial remedies could affect the evolution of the industry in ways we cannot envision."
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When you think of "American food," what do you envision?
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It's not just "radical" feminists who envision such a world.
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We envision a Twister sequel in the Backyard Scientist's future.
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However, they envision a possible benefit for other regions, too.
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Here at Envision, you're not just aimlessly living; you're connected.
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What's the main way that you envision reducing that cost?
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How do you envision Margery going from world to world?
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TS: It's so hard to envision the situation, the scene.
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Bennet and Kaine envision the Medicare X plan growing slowly.
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And he doesn't just envision this cybersexual future for himself.
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I envision this to be combined with 3D printing techniques.
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"I envision desi activism turning into something physical," she says.
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Others envision facilities that are better insulated and longer lasting.
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Last year, GM sold about 147,000 Envision crossovers in China.
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They envision an international alliance of right wing nationalist countries.
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Even so, Christiano's first scenario doesn't precisely envision human extinction.
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The house's significance in Korean history is hard to envision.
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Going forward, Cabral Ferreira says they don't envision much change.
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Edwards didn't always envision herself running a pet management company.
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HOW -- CAN YOU ENVISION A SCENARIO WHERE MACYS DOESN'T EXIST?
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As we envision it, EGOA would have four principal elements.
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"I envision it in a beautiful dressing room," she said.
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King makes it easy to envision his worlds while reading.
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DAVID WICHMANN: I can envision a day that will happen.
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This is not the culture we envision for Under Armour.
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But I didn't envision the character as being that tall.
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The salt helped Hanindyojati envision the boundaries of the space.
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The way out of this bind is trickier to envision.
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It's a club Mr. Cuomo seems to envision himself in.
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"I envision our heading remaining generally steady," Admiral Schultz said.
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I also try to envision what the box looks like.
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What do you envision for auto design in the future?
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It's hard to envision how this ends short of war.
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What do you envision as the breakdown for the company?
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Envision and TeamHealth - staffing firms backed by Blackstone Group Inc.
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Similarly, Envision is the nation's largest provider of physician staffing.
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Health insurer UnitedHealthcare has mailed a notice to 300 hospital systems that use Envision Healthcare for physician staffing, warning them that Envision providers likely will not be part of UnitedHealthcare's network starting next year.
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But now that digital networks are baked into everything, it's much harder to envision technology writing as a siloed, futurist sport designed to envision the new "digital nation" that is inevitably just around the corner.
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Let's get to Envision—you've been there every year thus far.
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I can, though, envision what I think they would look like.
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But I just couldn't envision that as my ultimate career trajectory.
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Various predictions envision a driverless society within 10 to 30 years.
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Envision Healthcare and UnitedHealthcare have reached a new contract, effective Jan.
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In fact, he can envision training programs being created around plogging.
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And it's hard to envision any Republicans agreeing to remove Kavanaugh.
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We can't envision the past with anything close to total accuracy.
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We call them vision teams because they should envision the future.
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To call Envision a "music festival" doesn't really do it justice.
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But, at Envision, everything you struggle with results in a reward.
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The authors envision shareholders guiding the broad direction of company strategy.
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I envision myself providing a nurturing, financially stable, gender-neutral upbringing.
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Williams didn't always envision herself running a multi-billion dollar company.
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T. loves it again and I envision him as Forrest Gump.
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"The use cases we envision are certainly for everybody," he said.
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How do you envision your life after you graduate high school?
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Still, Upton admitted she didn't initially envision herself as a model.
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I don't envision great advances for another 50 to 60 years.
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I could envision her perfectly manicured hand flying to her face.
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She should buy a Happy Meal, I envision them communicating telepathically.
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In 1998, Netscape was struggling to envision a future for itself.
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Then envision them oohing and aahing as you serve it forth.
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You may fail to envision what you want, and do nothing.
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Sometimes, the transition is not what people envision it will be.
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Envision yourself as an inquisitor who is there to fact find.
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Envision and HCA did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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I can also envision how the superdelegate system could become untenable.
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Clinton, voters would envision qualities that they want in a president.
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How Coon and Miller envision the smart toilet of the future.
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She can also envision a European Security Council with rotating seats.
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Rather, they envision such robotic clashes as being a futuristic sport.
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Maria Pointer: Just envision nothing here, but grasslands and a shack.
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But now you envision bacteria and pesticides blanketing his carrot snacks.
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This is forever how I envision J-Lo in the Winter.
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Kish could even envision the Three Percenters forming a political party.
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Then I envision myself farming and shit like that you know.
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Under such a scenario, one could envision Yellen becoming more hawkish.
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This report from PricewaterhouseCoopers offers a nice way to envision this.
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Could Ibrahimovic envision the team building a statue for him someday?
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Architects and designers arrive with renderings of the pieces they envision.
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"We envision putting ourselves out of business," Ms. Patton-Bolman said.
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One thing the carmaker does not envision: swiveling, rear-facing seats.
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It saved me and allowed me to re-envision my life.
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"I envision being pretty close to poverty without Medicare," says Betts.
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So during a relaxed moment, ask your kids what they envision.
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We envision a day when CNN is no longer in business.
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They're bothered by a problem, they envision a solution, and boom!
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Did any of them envision themselves as leading a nonprofit organization?
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Envision and TeamHealth — physician staffing firms backed by Blackstone Group Inc.
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And so that's how we envision this one to play out.
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Although designed and engineered in America, Envision is assembled in China.
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The Envision starts at $35,000 for a base front-drive model.
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So how does one envision what can be an energy miracle?
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I cannot begin to envision a future without our Native foods.
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Envision a near future where privacy and access can be balanced.
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Envision the positive legacy you could leave for those to come.
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"I envision Mint being as ubiquitous as Facebook," Mr. Ko said.
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But it sounds like that is not something you would envision.
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"There's no question what they envision with the Cubs," Heyward said.
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"We do not envision a long-term YPG presence," White said.
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I mean I can't even envision it, but I would be devastated.
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It's hard to envision any benefit to society, or artists, or art.
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MRD: How do you envision the conversation around diversity and inclusion evolving?
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"Otherwise, it's hard to envision when these killings will end," it said.
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His enemies remain implacable, and a negotiated solution seems hard to envision.
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These dreams involve contributions to a better world in which they envision.
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Some football fans adore us and can't envision the game without us.
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Sometimes things just don't go as you envision them with young kids.
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"People loved the layout, but couldn't envision the apartment's potential," she noted.
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In 2016, sonnen received 76 million euros from investors, including China's Envision.
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And how do you envision abstract art in a global art world?
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I'm addressing each person separately, asking her to envision her own beach.
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Close your eyes and envision what a fragrance commercial typically looks like.
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"Envision yourself at the company for two or three years," he says.
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It also is benefiting companies like Envision that are selling off assets.
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How do you envision that and why is it important to you?
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Do you see festivals like Envision as an escape from real life?
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An Envision spokeswoman said the company does not comment on pending litigation.
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First off, Monteiro doesn't envision things changing with Jack Dorsey as CEO.
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We're pretty sure Baltzley didn't envision using it as an iPhone dock.
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Guggenheim Securities was financial adviser to Envision while Barclays advised Air Medical.
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It takes place in the future, unlike the past you envision. pic.twitter.
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I can envision oil dropping as low as $45 by mid-January.
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These poems envision countless afterlives, each one more arresting than the last.
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Envision and AmSurg representatives did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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That's hard to envision, given how many vendors he's stiffed over time.
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It's certainly easy to envision transnational movements that would be enormously beneficial.
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I do envision it playing in a club where someone can dance.
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Here we envision how that might play out wherever Dwight lands next.
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Perhaps blood tests will prove useful in ways researchers didn't initially envision.
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Envision sitting in a living room in a rental house from AirBnB.
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"When the F.C.H.V.s talk, people listen," said Mr. Raman of RTI/Envision.
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You can actually envision having a relationship with Siri in a car.
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Those fighters disavow nationalism and envision a stateless society without gender distinctions.
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But it's hard for her to envision any future if she stays.
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"The challenge is to envision a fresh Central Park Conservancy," she said.
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"I envision us getting this on the president's desk," Mr. Conaway said.
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I envision being held up at the airport or forced into quarantine.
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Palestinian supporters envision one state with equal rights for Palestinians and Jews.
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Jack calls the sport a lifestyle, one he couldn't envision not living.
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It's not hard to envision TikToks losing momentum as its novelty fades.
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But participants did envision several vehicles for Congress to address drug costs.
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Revision helps me envision other possibilities for the language on the page.
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We have to envision the world we want and lobby for it.
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Envision the word ICE in it, and there is your BLACK ICE.
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Despite these zero-sum assertions, a rational compromise isn't difficult to envision.
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I do not envision these responses to the fiduciary rule being reversed.
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We aren't able to envision anything other than what it's always been.
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What are some of the biggest roadblocks to space development you envision?
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Many people can envision getting in the path of a mass shooter.
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DB: What do you envision could come from this platform you're building?
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After the war, he could not envision an alternative to white supremacy.
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We envision a day when The New York Times closes its doors.
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They include the Buick Envision from General Motors, a sport utility vehicle.
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So she said the other day, and it was easy to envision.
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Envision has undergone criticism for sending out large out-of-network bills.
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But not before Michonne had time to envision and ponder his death.
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Fitch does not envision positive rating momentum for OCN at this time.
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He did not, however, envision being part of a $12 million race.
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She wants to re-envision our legacy, which is no small thing.
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The Envision accounted for nearly 15 percent of U.S. Buick sales last year.
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I'm not what people envision when they think of the typical DMB fan.
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Envision Energy has sold more than 7.5 GW worth of wind turbines worldwide.
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But it's hard to envision a future in which that does not happen.
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Nor is it impossible to envision it as a counterweight to Amazon's mass.
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Maybe you envision a moveable feast — private jets, exclusive parties and beautiful companions.
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I see the jumpsuits and you can't help but envision him in them.
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The two envision Modal as a one-stop-shop for virtual reality needs.
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LG: But do you envision ... KS: I don't trust our government at all.
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Thursday's spike put Envision shares on track for a 12 percent weekly gain.
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Or you could envision something like low-speed autonomous vehicles in retirement communities.
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Since then, he's been pretty busy trying to envision the future of hardware.
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I don't envision a traditional happy ending for her where she gets married.
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What do you envision will Xerox PARC be looking at in 20 years?
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Like other so-called "transformational" events, Envision revolves around near-mandatory self-reliance.
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His interdisciplinary practice playfully engages spatial and social architectures to envision temporary utopias.
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If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice.
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The researchers envision more interesting applications as the technology and manufacturing methods mature.
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"You could not envision Thailand without King Bhumibol, our charismatic king," Pavin said.
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As for the IPO environment, it's hard to envision a more perfect scenario.
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This is because the Republican plans all envision rolling back these ACA taxes.
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The Envision goes on sale in the U.S. market in the second quarter.
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CAN YOU ENVISION A PLACE FOR YOU IN WASHINGTON UNDER THE RIGHT CIRCUMSTANCES?
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No one wants to envision this fate for their child or loved one.
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Envision Pharma and William Blair did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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"We envision expanding (the curriculum) to include more entrepreneurial skills, too," Abel says.
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We will need to envision new ways of living together and doing business.
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Ultimately, Khosrowshahi does envision the world becoming much safer due to autonomous driving.
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Karissa: If I had to imagine writer hell, that's how I envision it.
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It's a great opportunity to rise up to be the country we envision.
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Do you envision that being something that the car is manufactured to do?
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Do you envision any changes with the addition of the permanent liquor license?
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The Envision was announced in China, where the Buick nameplate is well-loved.
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If I'm going to be honest, I just want Alfred to envision retirement.
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Blackstone Group bought TeamHealth, a competitor to Envision, in 2016 for $6.1 billion.
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The English reads Envision a world without violence where women are respected & free.
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That makes it difficult to envision how this book will change anyone's mind.
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You can't envision anybody dedicating themselves to that without it being a calling.
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Obamacare's drafters didn't envision the marketplaces looking so much like a Medicaid program.
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"It's easier for them (the Taliban) to envision waiting us out," he said.
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He didn't envision being in the bullpen when he began his 2100 campaign.
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The Taliban have remained officially vague about what kind of government they envision.
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And while they are still furnishing their home, they can envision children there.
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I asked, a few weeks ago, whether they ever envision teaching about gender.
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That is for our children and our children's children to envision and build.
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Envision did not respond to a request for comment outside regular business hours.
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They didn't envision this reality when they decided to join the police force.
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What I want to know is what you envision yourself doing over there.
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D.B.: When you look ahead 10 years from now, what do you envision?
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How do our would-be commanders envision the war on coronavirus playing out?
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We need to re-envision apprenticeships as passports to respectable middle-class careers.
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In the 1950s, they didn't envision a major search engine dominating the internet.
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Talk to your partner about how they envision themselves sharing the story too.
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"In Dubai, if you can envision it, you can build it," he said.
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Ms. Warren's path to the nomination is challenging, but not hard to envision.
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Yet some international officials and advocates envision a potential nightmare for the country.
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Yates, 85033, said last year that she doesn't envision herself running for office.
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But younger Cubans, forced to envision a future with fewer options, seemed crushed.
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Today's pot industry looks nothing like anything Cheech and Chong could ever envision.
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In a perfect world, how many seasons do you envision "Hunters" to be?
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The organization's current president works for TeamHealth; its president elect works for Envision.
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Casper doesn't envision itself as a mattress company, positioned in a mattress market.
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Mr. Trump has said he can envision growth as high as 6 percent.
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Promoters envision Hanazono as a Hokkaido version of Colorado's upscale Beaver Creek resort.
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In the end, it is hard to envision a broad consumer PC rebound.
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How do you envision moving that quickly — and why that faster transition period?
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It is truly difficult to envision Pokémon as a cultural phenomenon without Pikachu.
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Both single-payer options envision Medicare covering more benefits than it currently does.
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They were dramas, but you really had to listen and envision the environment.
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Why you'll hear about this again: Next year, people with UnitedHealthcare coverage would be on the hook for a big chunk of their costs if they get care at an Envision facility or a hospital that uses Envision as a contractor.
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It's hard to envision what you haven't seen before, so I made it happen.
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If you want to truly create an ideal world, you must first envision it.
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How do you envision scaling this to have a larger impact on your community?
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Fitch cannot envision a scenario where TMCC would be rated higher than its parent.
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It was always a place that I could envision myself living in one day.
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C'mon, did you ever envision a gunk-sucking facial magnet in your medicine cabinet?
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The most vocal of these proponents envision a federal law that mandates universal adoption.
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GM builds the Buick Envision in China and exports it to the United States.
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I can envision myself happily using the X-T43 with just the 35mm prime.
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Several experts said they can't envision most people clamoring for Neuralink's brain chip, however.
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The reforms envision private capital investing in firms run directly by the central government.
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We explored the latest research to envision the bug-fortified phone of the future.
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And what role does he envision Egypt and especially a front-line Jordan playing?
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"I can't envision a future of highways [and being] stuck in cars," Thrun said.
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And in the distance, I envision ordered rows of brand-new, see-through coffins.
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I envision the crease in Penny's palm that marks her as different from me.
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This 3D printer builds models that you can use to size, test, and envision.
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Envision a series of debates, in which the competing secretary designees argue over policy.
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A spokesman for Rural/Metro, acquired last year by Envision Healthcare Holdings Inc EVHC.
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I could also envision it in an office or as a baller wedding gift.
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"You have to envision a court five to ten years from now," Berman said.
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Can you envision anyone asking a doctor or a lawyer to work for free?
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Their ambitions extend past establishing a new sport; they envision an entire Fightball universe.
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EVANS: JIM, BEFORE WE GO, ENVISION HEALTH CARE WAS JUST TAKEN OUT BY KKR.
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Elliott and Bluescape envision those as forming a stand-alone utility along with Oncor.
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I envision a new management, a new board and very, very strict security rules.
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Today, I envision an even more pronounced scenario if the ACA is totally repealed.
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Invariably, most say they envision a man despite being at a talk about women.
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The Green New Deal's sponsors envision more work ahead to craft their policy proposals.
|
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Environmentally friendly projects Democrats envision an infrastructure bill that promotes environmentally friendly construction projects.
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A master plan, Envision Mount Pleasant, is in development to revitalize the town's hamlets.
|
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Now, envision transferring those careful stacking and cautious sliding skills to the dinner table.
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HABERMAN: O.K. SANGER: The question was about cyber, how would you envision using cyberweapons?
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Pedigo: We envision it as the unofficial soundtrack to those thoughts about the town.
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He couldn't envision that Nana would end up walking away from the game, either.
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But I would not envision that kind of process with President Trump at all.
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They envision changes to the federal SNAP program as well as additional job training.
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Their plans typically envision financial incentives for revitalizing downtown areas and encouraging greater density.
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We need to envision what a great boardroom looks like and get it mandated.
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The more practical aspects of our lives on the water were harder to envision.
|
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The 2016 election of Donald J. Trump only strengthened her determination to envision hope.
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We envision a future where every American can achieve their highest potential without limits.
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When I think of the future, I don't envision such a nation-state structure.
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She knows that most people don't automatically envision women like her for lead roles.
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Can you envision where this job will lead, what your next role might be?
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It was easy to envision the ships in gridlock on the now bare waters.
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I didn't believe Kendrick had been there, but I could envision it with clarity.
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Instead, negotiators envision tackling issues such as pharmaceuticals, energy and services in future talks.
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Dehydrated meat is not what many cooks envision when they head to the woods.
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WHAT WE ENVISION, JIM, IS THREE GBUs, GLOBAL BUSINESS UNITS, NOT TEN OF THEM.
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If it's difficult to envision that percentage, that's because the figure is remarkably small.
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Instead, Miura-Ko depended on unlikely mentors to help her envision her future career.
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His figures, while slightly less than Deloitte, still envision an impressive surge in sales.
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Where do you envision yourself and your work evolving in the next few years?
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When you envision Staten Island in five years, what do you hope to see?
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UnitedHealthcare has been in negotiations with Envision for a year without success, he said.
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There are a few scenarios we could envision happening: It could be just fine.
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Their sudden deportation would not represent the compassionate America that many of us envision.
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Changes California leaders envision could take a decade or more to have an impact.
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It booked fees from transactions involving two KKR deals, BMC Software and Envision Healthcare.
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Now, as you inhale again, I want you to envision 22504 rising before you.
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But the men who structured the Senate didn't envision a filibuster or supermajority requirement.
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The researchers envision that it could be used in military, medical, and recreational applications.
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Do you envision any role for private health insurance in the system you're proposing?
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And I think you can't build a better world unless you can envision it.
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The details: UnitedHealthcare alleged in its court filing, in response to Envision's initial lawsuit, that Envision had "egregious billing practices" and "engaged in an improper game of hide-the-ball" to pad profits — particularly in emergency rooms that hospitals farmed out to Envision.
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"You can envision the city as something more than it is at present," he argued.
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The 2016 Race It's hard to envision Brooklyn-born Bernie Sanders with an Australian accent.
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And you can envision a scenario where you could make 150 or 200 basis points.
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Envision is one of the few festivals that maintains that same feeling as it grows.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrafice, " she continued.
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I envision a future where Amazon delivers my food in the air in five minutes.
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People often envision the job of CEO as the most enviable position in a company.
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When many people think of narcolepsy, they envision someone randomly dropping into a deep sleep.
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You use everything you've ever learned from any sci-fi storyline to envision the possibilities.
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What you don't envision is a sticker—a temporary tattoo with teeny, tiny circuits inside.
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To understand not just what you might envision, but to be able to play it.
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Bettman said it's "hard to envision" the league returning to the Olympics in the future.
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I would also envision an uptick in counter-intelligence efforts focusing on staff and employees.
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The future I envision may not feature a single app, but neither is it complicated.
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When you think of hermits, you probably envision someone living in solitude for religious reasons.
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General Motors, meanwhile, sought an exemption for its Buick Envision model, also made in China.
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If Alex Sichel could not become a sunnier person, she could envision herself being one.
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We started a revolution that will change the world in ways we can't even envision.
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But we're still a long way from a lot of the dystopian scenarios we envision.
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When you were starting out in the industry, where did you envision your career going?
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Target CEO Brian Cornell has said he can eventually envision hundreds of these stores opening.
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And envision that the father had been an unindicted co-conspirator in a terrorist trial.
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Designs for the ship no longer merely envision a more "survivable" variant of an LCS.
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And it's pretty easy to envision the downsides, particularly regarding munition sales to the Saudis.
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Envision, based in Greenwood Village, Colorado, also provides outsourced services, along with medical transportation services.
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The purchase boosted interest for similar LBOs including Envision Healthcare's US$9.9bn buyout by KKR.
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GM will begin this year exporting a compact crossover vehicle, the Buick Envision, from China.
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They envision that it will enable the creation of creative research projects about the collection.
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"I can't even envision [us breaking up], but I would be devastated," he told her.
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To envision just how this magical encounter might go, let us look to recent history.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice, " she continued.
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Awesome, do you envision that as a more open space, or a longer game time?
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Even if he wins Florida, it's really hard to envision him getting to 1,237 delegates.
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"I don't envision our fuel hedging practice to change in the short term," she added.
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Harrington was not the first to envision a society ruled by neither rich nor poor.
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Anything can happen, and now is your time to envision what you would like, Libra.
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But in the near future, it's easy to envision a reverse on the brain drain.
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In these films, books, and comics, we're invited to envision worlds different from our own.
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It granted me a professional stature that I had hardly dared to envision for myself.
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So people who envision cyber as a solution, a complete solution, is a little overblown.
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And they reinforce it with rigorous, meaningful learning, allowing students to envision their future contributions.
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"We envision a 3-5 player oligopoly with a mix of tech platforms and incumbents."
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But German rules, Ms. Gruhn says, seem not to envision a refugee artist or musician.
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Envision Healthcare, meanwhile, was the biggest laggard, dropping 34.2 percent on weaker-than-expected earnings.
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Suburbs are much more diverse than we typically envision, and they've always been that way.
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Envision Healthcare and Mednax business models involve "deception or aggressive use of reimbursement," Chanos claimed.
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A spokesman for Rural/Metro, acquired last year by Envision Healthcare Holdings Inc, declined comment.
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The only creepier live-action 90s Nickelodeon cartoon I can envision is a CGI CatDog.
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Best case scenario, what do you envision Detroit being like in five or 10 years?
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Fitch cannot envision a scenario where the captive would be rated higher than its parent.
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One can envision this bot taking long walks on the beach with its maker someday.
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Solange is making it easy for the listener to envision the place she calls home.
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He was asked at CES to envision the worst case scenario for the planned auction.
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The Trump lawyers envision a heavily redacted version of the report to perhaps become public.
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General Motors started importing the low-volume Buick Envision midsize SUV from China in 2016.
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And I can envision this being the case as we head into the 2020s, too.
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You can envision antibodies as arrows that have Velcro on the front instead of arrowheads.
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Proposals envision a complicated system of cash payments based on income and number of dependents.
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There are all kinds of ways that people can envision the Christian response to coronavirus.
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Did you always envision Hearty Start as a way of merging e-commerce and charity?
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They can begin to envision what their own neighborhoods might look like with fewer cars.
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And current rules definitely don't envision planes flying themselves without a licensed pilot on board.
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"Imagine, waiting a year for something this good," I envision him saying to himself. #wolvesdope!!
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There are a few issues where Trump, Republicans, and Democrats can envision a potential compromise.
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One can envision maybe some other small parties — a party organized around gun control, say.
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Couples can envision their first dance or a cocktail hour with sample drinks and canapés.
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The Giants could again envision five more years of Beckham's sensational one-handed touchdown grabs.
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" She concludes: "The only real solution may be one that is hardest to envision: equality.
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"It's difficult to envision a practical way of moving that much air around," NOAA says.
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The current deal being discussed does not envision a premium for shareholders of either company.
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And the more we envision them, and work toward them, the more likely they become.
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What these companies envision is something like a helicopter but much quieter and more affordable.
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It is very hard to envision a scenario where we don't come out way ahead.
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"This is what we envision," Trump wrote in a letter to state governors last week.
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It's important to begin by asking local people about how they envision a better life.
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"I can envision where Defender 2020 might illuminate several things" about those stocks, Perna said.
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"It's hard to envision coming back from 9-1 in the major leagues," Holliday said.
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Other factions in the Trump administration seem more pragmatic about how to envision a deal.
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It is difficult to envision what value OIRA could add to this process or product.
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But we must seize this opportunity to re-envision the future for Puerto Rico's youth.
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To be fair, it's hard to envision the N.F.L. crafting a policy that satisfies everyone.
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Take time every day to envision what you're meant to do in life and how.
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Ms. Leclerc said that the company could "envision" putting a commemorative plaque on the site.
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They look at Donley's Wild West Town and envision how quickly it could be razed.
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The Framers of our Constitution did not anticipate or envision such polarization of political parties.
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As I envision the scene, I haven't heard from the Slovenians in almost twenty minutes.
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Republican leaders in the House and the Senate now envision a more conventional legislative process.
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" She continued: "If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice.
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One imagines that the wall builders envision the United States as one big gated community.
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The company's midsize crossover, the Envision, is built by General Motors' Chinese co-venture, Shanghai GM. GM spokeswoman Jeannine Ginivan said the company applied for an exemption to the tariffs for the Envision but wouldn't say what GM will do if it isn't granted.
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But the analysis of what AHA was doing helped Ms. Freed envision it as something bigger.
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Both Lincoln and Banks envision Silicon Harlem as going beyond the borders of New York City.
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In that way, Price's bill has a much weaker safety net than his House colleagues envision.
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Can you envision Shonda telling stories about the White House that she would like to see?
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Can we envision what new combinations and fragments might occur if the poems altered their configurations?
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"[We] envision India as a global hub of manufacturing electric vehicles," Sitharaman said in her speech.
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How did these backgrounds drive each of you into the content you now envision, and imagine?
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I envision three mages shrouded in a thick mist, preparing their rituals, while narrating the story.
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Still, it's hard to envision a new type of Apple device moving the needle anytime soon.
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London (CNN Business)General Motors won't be getting tariff relief for its China-made Buick Envision.
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We envision well-design spaces with many kinds of people from different professions, countries and passions.
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But it was only after having one that he could envision a life where he didn't.
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Read on to see how nine sci-fi films envision love and romance in the future.
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Despite these shortages, al-Tamimi and other experts do not envision a widespread revolt against ISIS.
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Others leverage our increasing understanding of the brain to envision direct control of a prosthetic limb.
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Envision and AmSurg's market caps were $4.8 billion and $4.27 billion, respectively, as of Wednesday's close.
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What he did envision, he tells me, was dying before the age of 25 or 30.
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Every one of us must try to envision the other, and to embrace him or her.
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That is, how we envision the past is about us as well as about the past.
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Compared to the lavishness of many festivals across the world, nothing about Envision felt particularly easy.
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It's a look you admire in magazines and on Instagram, but can't quite envision on yourself.
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For example, envision you're trying to recognize objects, so you collect lots of images of them.
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If I were to close my eyes and envision #BlackGirlMagic, someone exactly like Wise would appear.
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She, like Laura, can envision an aspirational life better than the one she is currently living.
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If Disney takes control of Hulu, it's not hard to envision some combination of all three.
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When you think of French girls, you probably envision flawless red lips and perfectly-imperfect lobs.
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But most, including smaller startups like Embark, don't envision completely cutting out the driver like Einride.
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I like to envision telling Vincent van Gogh how much his paintings will be selling for.
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In fact, he tries to envision Rihanna and Hadid in his pieces as he's designing them.
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Another case in point is one of China's biggest wind-turbine developers, Envision, also from Shanghai.
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When you think of meatloaf, you probably envision the standard version topped with a ketchup glaze.
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AmSurg was a large surgery center chain until it agreed to merge with Envision last year.
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Here's what I envision being private would mean for all shareholders, including all of our employees.
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The official claimed it is hard to envision a country better placed to develop US relations.
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It's an extension of me and Lien, and what we built together and what we envision.
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Envision rates the sustainability of infrastructure projects such as civic transport redesigns and land-use plans.
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So much time to reflect on the past and envision the future on that endless road.
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That's kind of part of the way we envision our platform, is really bringing people together.
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We envision a world full of possibilities, where there's no racial discrimination, male supremacy, or homophobia.
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But he nevertheless feels great about the smooch, which inspires him to envision their wedding day.
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"It ended up being the best decision we could ever envision," the elder Mr. Conrad said.
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JIM CRAMER: I think sometimes I envision that all of bitcoin could run on IBM's Blockchain.
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"We talk about it a lot ... the pitching staff we envision," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Shapiro added that it wouldn't be hard to envision Trump getting caught in the same trap.
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I envision a city that could elect officials who really have its best interests at heart.
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How do they envision their future customer's income level, age range, demographic characteristics, and purchasing habits?
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"You close your eyes and you envision a night like tonight," Northwestern coach Chris Collins said.
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GM will begin selling its made in China "Buick Envision" in the United States this year.
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This Envision model is a compact crossover produced at a plant in the Yantai, Shandong province.
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It is not so difficult to envision his cut-and-flow offense working in New York.
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"It's hard to envision Ronnie as being a bad guy," she said in a 1989 interview.
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With that in mind, it's easy to envision a downfall that begins with the Pitt game.
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The letter outlines seven points for the scope of the "Decolonization Commission" the groups envision: 1.
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Zoning decisions are based on what city planners envision is best for the city, long-term.
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"I don't envision the fundamentals changing all that much for gas and or crude," he said.
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I could just envision her mother singing this song to a young and very impressionable Ikram.
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Bret suggested we rename ourselves Cheesy Little [Expletives], but nobody could envision that on a marquee.
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Increasingly, he is staking that legacy on a single program, the so-called EnVision Centers project.
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"I can envision a situation where under appropriate safeguards, that information can be shared," Barr said.
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Baxter began to envision a wall of guns—not handguns or shotguns—but hand-stitched replications.
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It forces me to envision everything with extreme granularity, lending believability and texture to the narrative.
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The Wall Street Journal had earlier reported that KKR is nearing a deal to buy Envision.
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Nobody can predict the viability of a relationship, but you should take time to envision it.
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It does not envision South Sudan as a country, but as a coming together of tribes.
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Solor's opium chamber works poorly as a place either to receive Gamsatti or to envision Nikia.
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Even the most ambitious local goals don't envision change in the transportation fleet at Sanders' pace.
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We envision that moo sounding in some distant room, in a distant time, and are satisfied.
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You are our North Star and we envision your bold future every day, but especially today.
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The judge said that the Constitution did not envision such a broad assertion of presidential immunity.
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Does Cotton envision a future scenario in which Israel recolonizes Gaza and exports products from there?
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I'm curious how you envision we "ensure everyone has a fair shot" without ever considering diversity.
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They envision creating 13 million new renewable energy jobs and becoming the next clean energy superpower.
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KKR, for example, just took physician staffing firm Envision Healthcare private for $10 billion last year.
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That suggests bond investors envision lower growth, and hence lower interest rates, over years to come.
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Officials began to envision the TV tower as the crown jewel of a central socialist square.
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While there, he began to envision a robotic rocket factory that barely needs a human's hand.
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Field Trip's executives envision testing psychotherapies across 50 to 60 clinics in North America by 2023.
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In the conflict between Washington and Tehran, a miscalculation by either is not hard to envision.
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Envision this: Your job is to pull the cord of one of those flying disc toys.
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What do you envision with this "Problem Solver Caucus" and what has it done so far?
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By giving Israel full control, the Trump plan makes such a withdrawal nearly impossible to envision.
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Our finest scientific and engineering minds do not often envision the critical importance of defense innovation.
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It does seem like the structure that you're setting up does envision a closely divided court.
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"I don't envision myself driving to a corporate-scale environment, a fluorescent lighting place," Matt says.
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The optimists envision rides so cheap that personal car ownership becomes a thing of the past.
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LULAC understands the Internet of today is far from the ideal we envision for the future.
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Garrow says he can envision King retiring and become an "elder statesman" in American public life.
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"I could envision a situation where under appropriate safeguards, that information would be shared," Barr said.
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It's tempting, for obvious reasons, to envision monthly thousand-dollar checks for millions of struggling Americans.
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I often tried to envision how it might happen, because more bloodshed was not the answer.
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Overall, the authors of the new paper envision a massive global market shock should Trump win.
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How can we envision a rosy peaceful future when we come from such a violent place?
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At least in my mind, that's what I envision when I think of these two sparring.
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Obviously these are just guesses, and there are plenty of other possible scenarios one could envision.
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Scenarios for avoiding drastic climate change usually envision India finding a cleaner path than China did.
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These matriarchal symbols envision a world where the qualities of Chinese womanhood are envied and respected.
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Here's how the founders, who have backgrounds in automotive and computer science, envision the system will work.
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They are cutthroat businessmen and competitors, but they also envision themselves as noble stewards of the community.
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Both him and Reign envision a scenario where shadier underworld figures could get involved in porn again.
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They envision at least $300 million in cost reductions, including through eliminating "duplicative" corporate and operational roles.
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It's tempting to envision the vehicles of the future the way Passengers does—luminous, spacious, expertly designed.
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I can envision where she is and what she's doing, and it doesn't feel like we're apart.
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When you hear "Toblerone," you probably envision the delicious, triangular Swiss chocolate bar filled with almond nougat.
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"The primary use is basic research, although it's easy to envision applications in genetic diagnostics," said Kruglyak.
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So the case with North Korea is hardly unique; nor is it impossible to envision a change.
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NEC Corp said in a separate statement it has approved the sale of its stake to Envision.
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Culturally, many people subconsciously still envision leaders as white and male, even if they don't realize it.
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Amsurg (AMSG) and Envision Healthcare (EVHC) are merging in an all-stock deal worth about $10 billion.
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Again, details are limited, but one could envision products like floss, teeth whiteners, mouthwash and chewing gum.
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In theory, it's possible to envision an investment at ports of entry that could alleviate these problems.
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We learned these plans are similar in that they envision more Americans enrolling in public health plans.
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So I've tried to envision a situation in which I might be tempted to do the same.
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They invite us to envision a possible future in which we've stretched our moral universe still further.
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To get back to Infinity War, can you envision a time when the world would get overcrowded?
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These authors spend their lives studying science and writing about what they envision the future can become.
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Every NFL preseason, I try to sit down and envision my most optimistic scenario for each team.
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This is one of the best starting points if you envision a career working with the cloud.
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When we see a guy, we envision what he's like and whether this could be something special.
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The glue's creators don't quite envision it as a replacement for making popsicle stick picture frames, though.
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In March, just 23 percent of Republican primary voters said they could envision themselves supporting his candidacy.
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Even if George H.W. Bush hadn't endorsed Hillary Clinton, it was hard to envision him backing Trump.
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Why it matters: Some senior administration officials envision a newly re-elected Trump liberated to slash spending.
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Throughout the album, you can envision the dark room, people dancing, sweat pouring, emotions on the brink.
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"It's not perfect, but it's closer to what I envision you can do with keyboards," he says.
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Under the agreement, Envision shareholders will get 0.334 AmSurg share for each share held, the companies said.
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Envision shareholders would own about 53 percent of the combined company, with AmSurg investors holding the rest.
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This could still be good, but it's hard to envision that when the trailer is this lame.
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Experts think this trend will continue and don't envision a decline in drone popularity among field commanders.
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As Barra spoke, nearby was a new Buick Envision, a highlight for GM at the Detroit show.
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Many people still envision virtual reality as a goofy '80s and '90s (or earlier) science fiction conceit.
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The S7 Edge — its photo posted by a Weibo user — also is pretty much what you'd envision.
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But now Honda is entering the picture to re-envision what a Cruise autonomous car looks like.
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Thus, it's not hard to envision popular politically-focused startups in the space attracting attention from acquirers.
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Pham doesn't envision opening up more restaurants anytime soon, although he's not opposed to the idea either.
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Do you envision cuddling with a toddler who's able to ask, in full sentences, for a suckle?
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DT's mock-ups of the Anti-AI AI envision a sleek wearable that rests behind the ear.
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It's tough to envision that happening on a consistent enough basis without the hidden contributions of Gortat.
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I don't know if I can envision it, but I hope it happens, on behalf of customers.
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Basically, it is a very fast, rough composite used to envision how the work can be refined.
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It's not hard to envision ways a lack of accountability could lead to abuse by law enforcement.
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It's difficult to envision things going well after you've brought an interviewer's shortcomings up to his boss.
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Instead, the songs lament separations, question their own wanderlust and, at times, envision death as a refuge.
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Great leaders envision bold possibilities, understand how to describe their vision, and are guided by steadfast principles.
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Artificial molecular machines are still primitive by comparison, but scientists can already envision applications in the future.
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Maybe that inspired him to envision himself as a potential superhero, to write his own superhero story.
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When he began to envision a bigger mission around home security, he realized he'd found his idea.
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Nashville-based Envision has asked potential acquirers to submit final offers later this month, the sources said.
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BI: And when do you envision that Roxo would be beyond the testing phase and commercially available?
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"I envision this like a high school dance," Jamie Baker, senior airline analyst at J.P. Morgan Chase.
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If they do, I don't find it hard to envision another decision that isn't on the merits.
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Sadly, I can't envision a scenario in which Mexico's violence will significantly decline in the immediate future.
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I would envision the audience's faces, what they were wearing, even how they got to the theater.
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Focus on them and envision that there are many more of those who want to hear you.
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We envision the current farmers and meat industry embracing this and incorporating it into their production process.
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Every morning, I channel the Goddess Kali and envision myself strapping on a belt of severed heads.
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They also envision professionals making use of the GoDJ plus as another piece of equipment for portability.
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Developers will have to envision these exurbs as semi-self-contained communities not reliant on nearby cities.
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Some billionaires, like Bill Gates, envision these utopias, funding research and science to help millions on Earth.
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"But Nepalis perceive antibiotics to be good," said Achut Babu Ojha, a program manager with RTI/Envision.
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In a 2016 panel discussion, Judge Barrett said she could envision the scope of abortion rights changing.
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Second of all, it's not the luxurious life you might envision and it's harder than it seems.
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"We envision a progression of the technology," Iam Robotics CEO Tom Galluzzo told me in an email.
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He has previously said he could not envision a form of congestion pricing that he could support.
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General Motors imports Buick Envision sport utility vehicles from its Chinese joint venture into the United States.
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As she entered the final month of her pregnancy, Ms. Kilner began to envision the company's future.
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There are two distinct visions of how Barstool could work at the scale Nardini and Chernin envision.
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And the way people envision themselves in this world, and other comic book universes, changes with time.
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Now, when you think of tens of thousands of dollars in gifts, you might envision expensive swag.
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Although difficult to envision right now, this epidemic will one day be in our national rearview mirror.
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The team they envision will be broken up into at least four distinct roles, one person said.
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" The firm said it's difficult to "envision any lasting fundamental impact or jeopardy to our 2021 forecasts.
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Facebook officials envision Libra being incorporated into the company's various messaging services, like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
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She's the one who actually tries to envision working out her big ideas in the real world.
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Hard as it is to envision, the world's second-largest economy is coming to a near standstill.
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And Russians envision ourselves being caught in between, in our darkest imaginings if not yet in reality.
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She repeatedly visited U.S.C., so she could envision herself in such an environment and reach for it.
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I envision an open primary system, in which all voters can vote for candidates of any party.
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I can envision old images of an arm waving Lenin beside photos of an arm-waving Bernie.
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Since relatively little is known about much of his life, we can envision it however we like.
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The Constitution, which gives Congress the power to declare war, did not envision that sort of power.
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One calls for big-picture, strategic ideas to re-envision the code, with prizes up to $20,000.
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It's easy to envision what would have happened had Macklemore's trajectory as an independent artist plateaued then.
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Envision embodies Buick's mission of coddling passengers in a quiet, comfortable cocoon after a hard day's work.
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Hardwick doesn&apost envision a federal work week law being implemented any time in the near future.
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With huge wheels and sleek side-opening doors, we could definitely envision this thing flying through space.
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Ms. Jensen, who has an M.B.A. and a plant-management background, said she could envision milking 2802,2387.
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Envision agreed to be acquired by private equity investors at KKR for $5.6 billion, not including debt.
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It's difficult to envision how the inspector general could come to any other conclusion about Comey's leak.
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At this point, Dunkel said he's committed to helping online sellers but doesn't envision working alongside Amazon.
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"It's hard to envision a foolproof way to prevent individual outrages by evil people," he told CNN.
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As negotiations continue, it is possible to envision an improved NAFTA that wins sufficient support for implementation.
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We envision a day when life insurance is making positive, quantifiable contributions to addressing public health concerns.
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The inventory is the hardest one to envision being checked off, but pricing trends can influence inventory.
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Employers increasingly hired programmers whom they could envision one day ascending to key managerial roles in programming.
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The Envision is a larger vehicle than the Focus Active, with a starting price of about $35,000.
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"When we envision a career, we imagine a direct path with a final destination," the authors wrote.
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Buick, desperate to fill the most glaring hole in its lineup, the compact crossover, will import the Envision.
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Giles Martin today said "we absolutely envision a world where customers use Sonos One with multiple voice assistants."
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"We envision a more Germany-style economy, where 20 percent of our workforce is in manufacturing," he said.
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It's 2016, and I'm in the Costa Rican jungle as darkness engulfs the grounds of the Envision Festival.
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What's next: The researchers envision outfitting drones with the laser scanners, which would require a more compact design.
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It's possible, the researchers say, that participants' biases might have led them to automatically envision a male leader.
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Instead, most envision high-deductible health plans as an even more prominent part of the health care system.
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Still, the researchers behind this work envision eventual uses in astronomy, MRI, secure communications, and super-precise clocks.
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Shares of Envision Healthcare Holdings dropped more than 6 percent Thursday following news of its merger with AmSurg.
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She could envision him walking back through all their history to be his mother's child one last time.
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Did you ever envision that you would be looking for something else at this point in your life?
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Write it script by script, just try to envision the television series that I would like to see.
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Maybe that's why 2050 is the year Kaspersky Lab chose to envision for its new futuristic, interactive map.
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What does each candidate envision as the future of work and how people will participate in the workforce?
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But they envision the Giacometti Arm as one day being a practical tool for search and rescue purposes.
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According to the article, they were offered water and food by the Envision organizers, which they reportedly refused.
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Instead, he explained, Envision-goers should honor their experience by finding ways to induct others into their tribe.
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The clement altitude has also garnered the attention futurists, who envision humanity colonizing it with sprawling cloud cities.
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The Buick Envision, a small SUV, saw global sales of more than 200,000 during the nine-month period.
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Wist next wants to re-envision what the dinner party might look like given a future of drought.
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"Within the next five years I don't envision Azure catching up," Bracelin said in an interview this week.
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But it's much sexier to talk about building green skyscrapers than it is to envision abandoning Miami Beach.
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Envision shares fell 8 percent to $25.43 in extended trading, while AmSurg's stock rose 1.6 percent to $78.73.
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"We envision a future where measurement provides a key layer of oversight of online privacy," the study reads.
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Carmakers envision driverless cars becoming just as essential as an iPhone, but many consumers currently balk at that.
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A birthday also comes along with expectations, as you envision a perfect day celebrating with your loved ones.
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Consider the Envision Charlotte program which helped connect more than 28503 buildings in Charlotte, North Carolina's commercial center.
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"Trying to envision someone six inches taller than President Obama hiding behind the Blue Room curtains," Souza writes.
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When you decided to write about your transition, did you immediately envision it as a one-man play?
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These skills will help us solve today's problems and create new solutions to problems we can't yet envision.
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Think of a theme, select the type of ride, and envision the experience you want riders to have.
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That suggests that investors do not envision the Brexit hit to hammer corporate profits in the near future.
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He also said he is open to having top executives stay and would not envision large scale-layoffs.
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McCain added that he would prefer not to move a standalone bill such as Durbin and Graham envision.
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In fact, it felt like the kind of apartment I'd envision myself in if I didn't live here.
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When most of us imagine who would purchase underage girls for sex, we envision loners and societal outliers.
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When most people think of "the 1%," they envision the Mark Zuckerbergs and Warren Buffetts of the world.
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Barring some major developments, it's hard to envision a scenario where Trump is removed from power by Congress.
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The historic standards envision an auto fleet that averages 85033 miles per gallon in the 2025 model year.
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"I could easily envision the Qatari government pulling my visa if it got pressure from Beijing," he said.
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Clinton has been around so long that voters can more easily envision what her presidency would look like.
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In 2019, he plans to go back to Africa to help students envision social platforms of their own.
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Envision, which is based outside of Denver, also provides outsourced services, along with services related to medical transportation.
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And let's envision a day in the near future when such is the norm rather than the exception.
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Manufacturers envision uses like collecting surveillance information, moving consumer cargo, supporting wireless internet, gathering weather data and more.
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But to make the kind of progress he and his colleagues envision, they need a lot more money.
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"At the beginning of the year, I definitely didn't envision playing in Game 7 and scoring," Parayko said.
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But I can't envision a policy solution that would be proactive that would have a real tangible effect.
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The health insurance giant also is asking the court to force Envision into arbitration to resolve their dispute.
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But if you ever wanted to envision what that would be like, then it would be like this.
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VICE Sports: Is there any scenario in which you could envision being okay with LA hosting the Olympics?
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Driving the news: Before the KKR-Envision deal, private equity flocked to health care knowing the profit potential.
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I always envision a color scheme for our albums, and this time I thought of that majestic purple.
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If it takes hold, I envision two ways to resolve the conflict between transgender rights and privacy interests.
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Senator Susan Collins of Maine said it was "very difficult" for her to envision voting for the bill.
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They envision a future when nuclear power stations bob off the coasts of major cities around the world.
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It is difficult to envision an exhibition of this kind taking place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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GM currently builds just one vehicle in China that it exports to the United States - the Buick Envision.
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They invited us to envision a world in which pot really was a gateway — to more efficient infrastructure!
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They envision new degree programs, new organizations and new career pathways for both tech company employees and students.
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"I don't think we envision it as part of this deal," Mr. Short said of the T.P.S. program.
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Both proposals envision a stop on Governors Island, which they say, would allow for development there as well.
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And we can expect this vertical monopoly to affect us in other ways that we can't even envision.
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Use if you: Are only trying to envision one or two items in a room at a time.
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But do you envision them coming ever closer together, or just more on the policies, procedures, backend stuff?
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"It's kind of hard to envision a carnivore strong enough to break a mastodon leg bone," he said.
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Many investors envision an increasingly rosy future for its earnings, a trend reflected in its soaring earnings multiple.
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Many investors envision an increasingly rosy future for its earnings, a trend reflected in its soaring earnings multiple.
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If you envision it, it's not that he's focused on one issue and pushing it in one direction.
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Tina Larson finds it hard to envision retiring here, with the state's high taxes eating into her savings.
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But TikTok's brewing troubles in Washington and beyond make a chart-topping initial public offering difficult to envision.
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"I didn't even envision life after the Olympics," Nastia Liukin told me over coffee in the East Village.
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Or do you envision more need for change or potential acquisitions or sort of shifts down the line?
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He had 20093 hours before his flight back to Brooklyn, the beginning of a future he couldn't envision.
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Back then, it was easier to envision the Communist Party evolving into a more open form of government.
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But Moyn leaves socialism undefined, seeming only to envision its global arrival through challenges to equally undefined neoliberalism.
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The authors envision a return to a more traditional, conservative social order as one outcome of a crisis.
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They struggled to envision his new life, and were displeased that their son was living with non-Muslims.
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Elbion has coached with the British Hurricane since 2018, having previously worked as an analyst for EnVision eSports.
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They envision some kind of a deal giving him legal immunity from prosecution in exchange for leaving office.
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I can envision opening shop someday, or possibly selling in stores, when I'm able to move more units.
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The Envision is made in China and accounts for about 19 percent of Buick brand sales in America.
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The owners said they envision the team competing globally, but first need to let the league grow locally.
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As you breathe out the air, envision breathing out any stress, anxiety, anger and feeling of being overwhelmed.
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Private equity giant KKR has announced its intention to purchase Envision, though Chanos expressed doubt about the deal.
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Mark Milley on down, commanders envision distributed units fighting alone, sometimes with degraded communications and even without support.
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Beyond offering guidance and support, Good Harbor and SRA did not envision an active role in hacking operations.
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"If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice," Williams' statement read in part.
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" I could envision a gossip columnist writing, "The gala drew a glitzy, moneyed crowd from the inner city.
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But they envision selling a maximum of around 1003,2100 three-day passes, with most attendees camping on site.
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Those rules do not envision a lengthy report going directly from the investigator to Congress and the public.
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But now the impeachment process is barely functioning, and it's not difficult to envision it breaking down completely.
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The Envision is GM's first China-made vehicle that it will export to the United States for sale.
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Why do the girls envision their futures in Afghanistan and not in the United States or another country?
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But I encourage you to close your eyes and envision your problems in the form of Kyle Korver.
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The best way to envision potential futures for social automation lies in accepting the paradoxical nature of bots.
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But the next time you hear it, try this: Envision hammered Brits in the Renaissance doing slapstick comedy.
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While a carceral feminist like Judge Aquilina may not envision justice that doesn't beget more violence, we can.
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For example, GM made plans to import the Buick Envision from China, thinking the tariff of 2.5% was manageable.
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When you think of networking, you may envision a large corporate conference room filled with people wearing name tags.
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It's hard to envision a way for Paul to dig himself out of a "no" after his comments Monday.
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But the Kia concept cars, like those from several competitors, envision massive changes to the interior of tomorrow's vehicle.
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Today Google was the latest company to envision a future where physical game consoles are replaced by the cloud.
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Ultimately, he and his colleagues envision merging these three brains together so that the artificial can augment the real.
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Investors like him envision streamlining a process that has traditionally required teams of contractors to build a single house.
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"How do we envision what type of internet we want to have as opposed to what we have now?"
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To try to tackle those massive questions, we asked leading feminist thinkers what they envision for the movement's future.
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SW General Inc, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based private ambulance company and a subsidiary of Envision Healthcare Holdings Inc EVHC.
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As I waited it out, I could already envision the buttery, crispy, and coconut-encrusted glory that would ensue.
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Envision a world where Hillary Clinton could go full Angela Merkel in her political poses, and it would work?
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Microsoft is teaming up with Steelcase, designers of office furniture, to envision a Surface-powered office of the future.
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If you envision bringing your phone along with you everywhere, the $199 watch with GPS is a good fit.
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We envision a world where everyone can belong, where individuals are safe and supported no matter who they are.
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After all, one can at least envision a hyperaggressive company that does not demean and discriminate against women, right?
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Regulators are challenged to envision how these innovations will work in practice and how novel risks can be mitigated.
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It's difficult to envision anyone saying "no" to Black Panther, 2018's biggest film, but Amandla Stenberg did it.
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Individual states' security standards could cause even more confusion if states envision different mixtures of products, personnel and auditing.
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General Motors makes its Buick Envision, a sport-utility vehicle, in Shandong Province, and sells it to American consumers.
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But there are also reasons to question whether it would be the kind of dream ticket many progressives envision.
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I can already envision what it's going to look like, and in doing so, it already feels comfortable. Secure.
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But, to rely on your imagination to envision grace means to not literally see that grace in real life.
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They envision the panel writing a sweeping climate, energy and economic legislative proposal that's ready for launch in 2020.
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We can envision a common future together based on common values rather than a future of animosity and hatred.
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They've even learned that procrastinators feel especially removed from the self that they envision living in the future someday.
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We envision them in action; stepping in to overturn unconstitutional laws, free the wrongly imprisoned, and defend civil rights.
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We envision at time when transportation network companies are no longer dependent on the inaccessible vehicles of their drivers.
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"We envision a beamer that emits the radio waves as a method of launching a light sail," says Loeb.
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It's always hard to envision the road not taken, but let's try: Suppose there had been no Iraq War.
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We might even envision ramming their cars or cutting them off in return, but do we actually do it?
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In other words: Could we envision using it to revert the dysfunctional BRCA-22 gene, say, to functional version?
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We envision a strong, connected, secure, and prosperous North Korea that is fully integrated into the community of nations.
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A smarmy promoter directs the jilted guys to the club Envision, which they pay $103-a-head to enter.
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"We cannot envision any situation under which the Western Wall would not [be] part of Israel," the official said.
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At this point, it's hard to envision how Notre Dame can possibly turn this around under coach Brian Kelly.
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According to Brooks, Envision is the only festival in both Central and South America to run predominantly on biodiesel.
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They've created new stories and merchandise to appeal to girls who'd never been able to envision themselves as superheroes.
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We can finally envision a world in which pants are optional and bright colors aren't reserved for fashion week.
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Go deeper: Envision also faces allegations its ERs avoid contracting with insurers, which leads to surprising medical bills. Sen.
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I know that you're going to be in an upcoming indie movie, but do you envision Broadway at all?
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Moreover, rather than being fully integrated, the newly named Envision Healthcare will be run from both Tennessee and Colorado.
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Chanos unveiled on CNBC that he shorted Envision Healthcare in the middle of last year and Mednax in 2018.
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She became obsessed with weaving and how it helped her with her O.C.D. I envision subsequent stories about crafting.
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Another major perk is that the display can be placed either inside or outside, depending on what you envision.
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Me plane This gold, bejeweled, crowned plane is one that Trump might envision, but then again he might not.
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And it is the reason why we can envision the day that no one dies from a mosquito bite.
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Other private-equity firms competing for Envision include a consortium of Carlyle Group and TPG Global, the sources added.
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I hope you can envision me sitting in your kitchen telling your screaming mother that you have been killed.
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"I couldn't envision a time when Soldiers would accept this product and trust it in the field," he said.
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Based on the evidence we've seen so far, try to envision President Trump handling a crisis of major proportions.
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Palin reportedly told the AP that she could envision supporting Cruz if the Texas senator emerges as the nominee.
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There are enough good actors on both sides of the Green Line who envision a more prosperous, peaceful region.
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The pitches circulating among investors envision technology-enabled programs that would rely, in part, on video visits and sensors.
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" Bervera says they envision a "vibrant and holistic place where people can come and not be treated less than.
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If we can envision this approach, we can regain it in our homes and communities, and eventually our politics.
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Is it too much of a stretch of the imagination to envision robot sculptors making their own electromechanical art?
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The CAP plan doesn't envision quite as large a role for government as the single-payer system Sanders outlined.
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Down the road, the team says they envision bringing the functionality to a smart watch or other wearable device.
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When many sex workers and organizers envision the future, they're thinking about much more than repealing SESTA and FOSTA.
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It's no stretch of the imagination to envision technologists one day fighting over our minds' waking and dream states.
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"When people think about creating a financial plan, they envision long, uncomfortable meetings in a stuffy office," Vietri says.
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The renovators envision the ground floor as business only: a staff room, screening room, laundry, spa or gym, perhaps.
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Farage told ITV's "The Agenda" that he could envision himself working on behalf of Trump in the European Union.
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It was an inauspicious start, one that made it hard to envision the Riveters as a future championship contender.
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Buick's Envision crossover S.U.V., a potential Audi competitor, is manufactured in Yantai, China, from 88 percent Chinese-made parts.
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After all, it's not too hard to envision how state power and rigid moralizing might be turned against women.
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Or you can crunch numbers, incorporate more hopeful local election results, and envision a blue wave on the horizon.
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In school, instead of focusing on lessons, he would envision humiliating scenarios, like tripping in front of his classmates.
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How long that retirement lasts is anyone's guess, though Meyer, 54, said Tuesday that he did not envision unretiring.
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Analysts said they could envision a way to square Mr. Kim's incremental approach with Mr. Trump's big-bang ambitions.
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Those other talks, sponsored by the United Nations, have made no progress toward the negotiated political transition they envision.
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Some designers make beautiful clothes, but they don't envision the person who's going to wear it in their show.
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Ms. McCormack says she can't envision this level of success and rapid growth in any of Australia's big cities.
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Designers envision using biometric data and motion effects to sync an entertainer's heartbeat with pulses sent into spectators' seats.
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Currently, city planners envision an autonomous system like the one that Mr. Calthorpe envisions, but on an elevated track.
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U.S. officials including Trump's national security adviser John Bolton envision free-trade deals ahead of a comprehensive trade agreement.
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We tend to envision sustainable cities in terms of green architecture, renewable energy, an emphasis on innovative mass transit.
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All of that said, it's hard to envision a better strategy than Gilday's for fighting contagion while discouraging aggression.
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Especially when, after sticking her neck out, the only place some people could envision it was in a stockade?
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Lawyers need to envision the impact on the courts of artificial intelligence, block chains, bio-engineering and autonomous machines.
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"If you can&apost envision living in a house for ten years — usually not a good move," he said.
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We envision an industry in which creative expression flourishes and everyone can work without fear of harassment or abuse.
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Despite Ecclestone's fears, it is not difficult to envision Rosberg becoming a marketable commodity and a counterpart to Hamilton.
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They envision efforts lumped around consumer incentives, working with ride-hailing and other mobility firms, infrastructure deployment and more.
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"Their new conceptual design fits our requirements because it's based on how we envision an ideal design," Goel says.
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It can be hard for people to envision how climate change will change aspects of day-to-day life.
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I can envision how this could, in theory, give you another way to skip songs or adjust the volume.
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I could still envision him as President, giving out the Medal of Freedom to some beloved old television star.
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"We have done some analysis so far, but not to the extent we envision should be done," Contreras said.
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"POTUS and I envision a healthcare system with patients in the center," Azar tweeted from the Fox News set.
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Continue to envision your trip all the way through to retrieval of baggage and transportation to your final destination.
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When HopSkipDrive was formed, however, the company didn't envision its major patrons to be school districts serving commuting students.
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Do the framers really envision ending the tax exemption for credit unions and eliminating the new markets tax credit?
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We might also envision sweeping cinematic landscapes of lush forests reared against colorful sunsets or towering snow-capped mountains.
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These envision massive rail, road, shipping and energy investments to connect China with Europe and territories along the way.
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Collectively, the results suggest that people care lots more about extinction when they concretely envision a good human future.
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GM also imports the Buick Envision from China to the U.S. GM CEO and Chairman Mary Barra on Oct.
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For the first time, a generation of European youths can't envision living the middle-class lives of their parents.
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When you think "disappearing camera," you might envision some sort of magic act, or a more pronounced physical transition.
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Somehow "envision" got inked in here, before these final few acrosses were addressed (including the revealer of the puzzle).
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As for his future plans, he said he could not envision himself coaching or managing at the professional level.
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In a proportional representation system, one could envision a minority governing "centrist" coalition of Progressives and Whigs, and more.
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I certainly didn't envision in June 1978 that I would have that kind of 40-year relationship with Nicaragua.
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In a new exhibition, prisoners ask people on the outside to envision a world where mass incarceration doesn't exist.
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In some places, everything is so tightly fit together that it attains a density one can envision as stifling.
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An article from local San Jose newspaper, The Tico Times, reported on a community-led peaceful demonstration that took place on Saturday, in which local residents bearing signs that read "No Mas Envision," or "Stop Envision," walked to the sound of the Costa Rican national anthem, ending up outside the festival's gate.
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Sales of the Envision are down 22% this year, though it is unclear if the tariffs contributed to that decline.
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N) for $4.9 billion in 2017 and the sale of Envision Healthcare to private equity firm KKR & Co Inc (KKR.
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Transmissions shows, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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When most people think about the dark web, they envision the Silk Road, terrorist networks, pornography, and other sinister threats.
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This technique requires the designer to envision the tool's final shape and size within the flint core before shaping begins.
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Under the agreement, Nissan will retain a 25 percent share or equity interest in the entity newly formed by Envision.
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That's just one of the bold proposals put forth by dozens of contributors, who envision a more just online future.
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You can see how Jeff Weiner, the CEO of LinkedIn, and I envision the opportunity ahead in this public presentation.
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Keep in mind, Envision is also a competitor to UnitedHealthcare's sister company Optum, which now owns surgery centers and doctors.
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Roxane Gay: I think we have to re-envision technology as something that accommodates a multiplicity of experiences and lives.
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Watching her so gracefully defy and upend racial and gender barriers in Hollywood made us envision new possibilities for ourselves.
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And it's easy to envision Verizon Gaming being an add-on to the company's home internet or mobile data services.
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But it is one way to envision what a hyper-connected world, made possible by 5G, could actually look like.
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Being surrounded by men living the best kind of masculinity I could envision for myself, I found it so alien.
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But it's possible now to envision a path away from war, and for that even we skeptics should be grateful.
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UnitedHealthcare said it would "advocate" for patients who get surprise bills from Envision to get the amount waived or reduced.
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Before you envision lace-up, Miami-ready options and bizarre tan lines, this season's stock reaches new heights of creativity.
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But when I envision you, I see a woman standing at the intersection between young adult and adult — full stop.
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Every episode exudes so much warmth and life that you can practically envision Twig, the deerfox, curled up next you.
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They envision a country with 3.5 million lost jobs, much larger debts and deficits, and an economy that will contract.
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It's more difficult to envision texts from my friends begging me to join them to go sip this particular concoction.
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"I mean, any time, any place!" replies Gomez, and we are already envision ourselves crying into our Nirvana blonde hair.
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These three deals alone involve over $110bn of extra net debt and envision a $6bn cut in total annual costs.
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I turned blue and purple states red as I tried to envision the most plausible path for a Trump victory.
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The Envision accounted for nearly 15 percent of U.S. Buick sales last year, even as sales fell by 27 percent.
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When you think of Fashion Week, you likely envision the trendsetting clothing, killer street style, and Instagram-worthy beauty looks.
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"We want people to envision themselves in our clothes," she noted, whether they are religious or simply into her collection.
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That "chicken"—please envision air quotes—was also distributed to Whole Foods locations in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York.
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"There are those who envision building walls, but that's just isolating yourself, it leaves you alone," said the Mexican president.
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Firms demonstrated how these technologies could be used to merchandise shelves, or help shoppers envision themselves in a certain dress.
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The way that you would envision that working is that, let's say Netflix spends $20 billion on content next year.
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She said that this year China sales of the Envision will be much higher than those for the U.S. market.
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In the last weekend of February, Feb 25-4003, Envision Festival will blossom to life for its fifth straight year.
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What Envision is trying to do is show that It's possible to live good and thrive, and not do that.
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Burrington's satellite subjects aren't random—like the work of Trevor Paglen, her images envision data centers, military sites, and downlinks.
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Ryan said Wednesday he can envision a scenario in which the House passes a tax reform plan without border adjustment.
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Obviously it's great that women are advocating for themselves, but how do you envision men getting in on this conversation?
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They envision accessible software in the future that would provide noodle designs and companies that would ship materials to you.
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They also want to bypass regulations so they can be free to create a society the way they envision it.
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As part of its strategic review, Envision had reached out to around 25 potential buyers over the last seven months.
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They re-envision Mowgli as a junior engineer, resourcefully building and using tools in ways that unnerve the jungle denizens.
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In other words, when you envision your end goal, you — and your brain — can work towards recreating it real life.
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You can see how Jeff Weiner, the CEO of LinkedIn, and I envision the opportunity ahead in this public presentation.
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While it's definitely easy enough to envision Elizabeth Banks as the Pink Ranger, casting directors had something else in mind.
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We envision it as the circular, resilient neighborhood of the future, that solves many of the 21st century's greatest challenges.
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The anonymity that it supplies allows American parents to envision their own daughters under that mask, joining this horrific parade.
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Smikle, the Democratic strategist, said he could already envision how Biden could compete against candidates including Sanders, Warren and Sen.
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Suppose you live in a city that you find desirable and could envision living in for a very long time.
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We don't envision the jury will find anything but that the defendant abused my client when she was a minor.
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And if you want change, you have to first envision it, and then name it to summon it into existence.
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The researchers envision entire buildings with new and improved smart windows, which can cut heating, AC, and cut energy costs.
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When Mr. Trump vows to take on the Islamic State, they envision their children and grandchildren being sent to war.
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That show helped the designers envision what it might be like to show in a big tent in Bryant Park.
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ULA does not envision more job cuts and has been adding engineers in Florida and elsewhere, it said on Wednesday.
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Envision Healthcare shares tanked 34.2 percent to a 52-week low after the company posted a weaker-than-expected profit.
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Envision Healthcare (EVHC) earned an adjusted 73 cents per share for its latest quarter, 15 cents shy of consensus estimates.
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Elizabeth Warren envision a government-run insurance system where Americans get relatively comprehensive coverage, leaving little role for private insurance.
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They envision a slow decrease in bond holdings along with a step-by-step increases in the federal funds rate.
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Immigration remains a daunting policy concern as the United Kingdom tries to envision a future outside of the European Union.
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Short-seller Jim Chanos told CNBC on Thursday that he's taken positions against health-care stocks Envision Healthcare and Mednax.
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Nashville-based Envision, which has a market cap of $4.6 billion, was down 3 percent and Mednax skidded 4.9 percent.
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It's hard to envision Trump upsetting those interests over ethics controversies, given that he's facing a few of those himself.
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It would start to re-envision and redraw the American cultural map in a way that New York hasn't yet.
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I envision parallel tournaments, one made up of midmajors and one of programs from the so-called Power Five conferences.
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How about running your fingers along the bumpy surface of that slick, dark skin while you envision its ripe contents?
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The story they envision begins with invasive destruction and plunder, as is contextually necessary, yet concludes with a planted seed.
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And there are studies that show people envision leaders being taller, and others that suggest our culture favors taller people.
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The big question for the latest KKR deal: Will Envision stay transparent about its efforts to reduce surprise medical bills?
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The subtext: The network established 15 years ago by billionaire Charles Koch is beginning to envision a future without him.
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And, no matter the letter we are referring to, we almost exclusively envision lives lived in coastal, blue-state cities.
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These plans envision treating the representatives as one at-large group, to be doled out proportionately after a statewide vote.
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The events of this past year made it easier than ever to envision Donald Trump being charged with a crime.
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That album became a favorite of jazz devotees and music students trying to envision a future for acoustic-jazz innovation.
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KKR's takeover of Envision for US$9.9bn last September was one of the largest leveraged buyouts since the financial crisis.
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One can envision parents with the means to do so swiftly yanking their children out of that sort of environment.
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"I can't envision why we would necessarily think differently about the 14th," he said, referring to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's district.
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I do not believe he is really capable of the behind-the-scenes conspiring that the darker Russia theories envision.
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They envision the vehicle running 18 hours a day, reducing the need for private car ownership, which dominates transportation today.
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It has been five years since Mr. Dahlan, 55, set foot in the territory Palestinians envision as their future state.
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The more bullish hologram boosters envision all sorts of uses beyond the second coming of music deities major and minor.
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We envision a future in which technology is transformative, but not at the expense of our values and social cohesion.
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The proposed legislation, which may advance to floor votes this year, is potentially bad for business for TeamHealth and Envision.
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Finally, as you envision the business you'd like to start, show your expertise in this area by writing about it.
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When you think of a knife block, you may envision the traditional, slanted wooden block that sits on your counter.
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THRUSH: One backtrack on the--I just want you, though, to envision a Trump presidency for me-- STEIN: Mm-hmm.
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These proposals generally envision American companies taking those enormous sums and reinvesting them in operations back home, creating new jobs.
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I envision communities where people want to stay – where they want to live, work, raise their families, and eventually retire.
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General Motors – GM is seeking an exemption to a 25 percent U.S. tariff for its Buick Envision sport utility vehicle.
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Even though it was $150,000 over our budget, I could picture us here — could envision this as our forever home.
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Wood, however, doesn't envision the trend happening on a large scale but rather when it's a necessity for business expansion.
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Christie's confidantes envision a scenario wherein Trump's White House management team proves incapable of handling their duties, the Times said.
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Envision said it is negotiating in good faith with UnitedHealth, which it claims is making "egregious demands" for price cuts.
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Mr. Palmer can envision the day when the threadbare old houses like his are replaced by condos with fitness centers.
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"It's very difficult for me to envision a scenario where I would end up voting for this bill," GOP Sen.
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That is, he may not envision even an informal alliance against China; Vietnam would not want such an arrangement, either.
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If the Harris and Booker campaigns continue to stall, some can envision Patrick emerging as an electable alternative to Biden.
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When Barbara Lane and her husband relocated to the Berkshires from New York City, they didn't envision a traditional retirement.
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"I can't even envision a situation in which he'd be reelected, but you can't take anything for granted," she said.
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"I can't even envision a situation in which he'd be reelected, but you can't take anything for granted," she said.
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Both the Medicare-for-all and Medicare-for-more plans envision the government structuring the country's main health insurance plan.
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My church-led sex ed was not the "don't have sex or you're going to hell" talk people sometimes envision.
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Even Elon Musk used to envision his grand Hyperloop project as a sort of public transport carrying shuttles full of pedestrians.
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Growing up alongside their sisterhoods, their diversity, and their resilience against the patriarchy, millennials could envision a new brand of feminism.
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The advent of MTV in 1981 led musicians to envision hit songs, and soon concert productions, as TV and video vignettes.
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Currently, only a handful of Chinese-made vehicles are sold in the U.S., including a Volvo sedan and the Buick Envision.
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And California has already benefited from the wealth concentrated in the state -- in much the way Ocasio-Cortez and Warren envision.
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"It's not too much of a stretch to envision what the political response would be from the White House," he said.
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It's difficult to envision Mars—which looks like a desert or a litter box—as a place where snow could fall.
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KKR completed a multibillion-dollar deal earlier this month to acquire Envision Healthcare, the nation's largest provider of emergency room doctors.
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"We envision these vaccine-derived viruses to be someday be part of a combination therapy with other standard treatments," said Shi.
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The Envision, assembled only in China, last year accounted for about 2000 percent of Buick brand sales in the United States.
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It is sobering to envision this bubble, with its wall of negative energy, barreling towards us at the speed of light.
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You're just pedaling and pedaling, and you're like, "I'm doing this thing," and you envision doing the jump and completing it.
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So, then if you try to envision forward, then you've got 23G coming, so they can use 5G to just deliver.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers both envision privacy legislation, although it is not clear the two sides would write the same bill.
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"I could just envision him with the helmet and shoulder pads and everything, sitting at a desk in class," Hiram said.
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It was thrilling to envision a world where men finally understood what it meant to be oppressed, afraid, and less than.
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At this point in time, it's hard to envision the commission not overturning Title II by the end of this proceeding.
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So you can envision some combination of ESPN+, UFC pay-per-views, and even Hulu all mixed together in the future.
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Instead of one person reading through hundreds of resumes, they envision a process in which AI can quickly sort through data.
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But will he be able to envision Riri's reaction when a white classmate at MIT asks to touch her natural hair?
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We envision a country in which all Americans, no matter who they are, can achieve their version of the American dream.
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Some envision it as a simpler replacement, in the form of a cash payment, for lots of other government-benefit programmes.
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It might have been easy for Lee and Kirby to envision an advanced country still ruled by a divinely appointed monarch.
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When I was with the Grindhouse biohackers in Pittsburgh, one night we were in the basement trying to envision our futures.
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I would envision a location in the game and try to think of how the music for that area would sound.
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Most modeling scenarios for staying below 2°C now envision massive CO2 removal efforts, but few policymakers have acknowledged this fact.
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From demagorgons to ancient gods romping around New York, these shows envision a reality that's like ours — but way more magical.
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The Savannah College of Art and Design mailed cardboard headsets to 5,000 prospective students to help them envision life on campus.
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When people think about robots on the battlefield, they often envision something like the Terminator or the Cylons from Battlestar Galactica.
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They also show how Republicans envision changing the law, who the details would favor, and which people stand to lose coverage.
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Students can also use AR apps to illustrate and envision math or science concepts, and use apps to create audio reports.
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They envision a post-Christian future like Western Europe's: rapidly emptying churches and soaring cathedrals that no longer speak to people.
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Now, Republicans envision an offsetting boost from conservatives irate over Kavanaugh — but only if he is denied the Supreme Court seat.
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When most people think of the brain they typically envision gray matter - the dark folded tissue that makes up the brain.
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In 2014, he revealed that it was Conley's music that helped him to envision himself as a big country music star.
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They envision pancakes made with cricket flour or falafel chocked full of mealworm goodness will be just as desirable as sushi.
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Hagopian and Goldman envision pairing it with an end to not only the individual and employer mandates but other regulations too.
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"We envision a world where people shift from a 'hoard & save' energy mentality to a 'continuous and on-demand' energy experience."
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"We do not envision any additional individuals to be charged in this," said the county attorney, Marc Hathaway, according to WMUR.
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They envision being able to generate secure secret networks in 6 months - and Top Secret cloud-based networks in 9 months.
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The magic of P-Funk is how it draws upon past tradition to actualize creative possibilities and envision a greater destiny.
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I own about 20% of the company now, and I don't envision that being substantially different after any deal is completed.
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It's not inconceivable to envision a future in which CrytoPunks or some other blockchain-tied series of art does become valuable.
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It's not so easy to envision what the surrender of radical Islam would look like, or how it can be achieved.
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So, 17 years from when it started, and nine seasons in—did you ever envision Curb Your Enthusiasm lasting this long?
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Fitch does not envision any near-term upside to the ratings, as the level of earnings significantly lags similarly rated peers.
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Who knows what would have happened if, back in 2012, the young CEO could envision how it might all go wrong?
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Then, movement organizers envision seeking the consent of the other states, a move they believe is laid out in Texas v.
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" He acknowledged that "these systems may or may not work in the conditions of combat that I envision in the future.
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Strategy topics range from ideas around competition, pricing, talent, product differentiation, distribution, partnerships or BHAGs that you and the team envision.
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Popular perceptions of coups, cemented in the Cold War era, still envision tanks on the streets and generals announcing a takeover.
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But Alfre Woodard and Mahershala Ali make the show unmissable, and it all comes down to how they envision black power.
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"When cellphones were first invented, we didn't envision all the ways we would use them," said Ms. Ellman of Hogan Lovells.
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The study "actually allows us to envision treating thalassemia with curative intent using the patient as their own donor," she said.
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Or do you envision yourself happily single, in a committed partnership or in some other type of relationship when you're older?
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However, they said because of how JPMorgan appears to be valuing WeWork shares, they did not envision a writedown this quarter.
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However, having guests frost their own pieces of cake, as Ms. Silverton suggests, makes me envision gridlock at the buffet table.
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Washington must wake up to envision the near-term and far-term impact of a changed North Korea on the region.
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We can envision the change that could emerge if you would provide moral leadership we so desperately need for racial healing.
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McConnell on Thursday said he did not envision entitlement reform getting much floor time next year because of staunch Democratic opposition.
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