The perimeter would continue to expand on a daily basis.
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you think you can expand on that?
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you think you could expand on that?
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That qualification you make there, can you expand on it?
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And this funding just helps expand on that early success.
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Can you expand on your ideas and themes for Escape?
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I don't feel any need to expand on this point.
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Can you expand on why, exactly, you feel that way?
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DiMartino: It'll continue to expand on the universe and characters.
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I thought I'd share them -- and expand on them -- here.
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We could stop there, but let's expand on each one.
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Vestager did not expand on what these "methods" would be.
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Abraham did not expand on the details of that briefing.
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Powell could expand on what to expect from the Fed.
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LEVIN: We&aposre going to expand on this in a moment.
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The new order calls to review and expand on this screening.
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LEVIN: We&aposre going to expand on this in a minute.
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The firm wants to expand on iron ore, copper and bauxite.
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Judge has yet to expand on the reason for the move.
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They also expand on product changes YouTube announced earlier this month.
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Koum did expand on how he would spend his free time.
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Do you just want to expand on that idea a bit?
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He would not, however, expand on allegations made in Swetnick's declaration.
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Why not expand on Nomi&aposs story on the small screen?
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He meant to help populations maintain and expand on their traditions.
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Hemingway did not respond to requests to expand on her point.
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Be great to expand on the idea of a Space Force.
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He did not expand on his ambitions to remove regulations on Monday.
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" Asked to expand on the part about girls, Turner said: "Everyone experiments.
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To expand on Dunham's point, it's also harmful if cisgender people overhear.
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Zeldin's staff to see if he could perhaps expand on that thought.
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Could you expand on the difference between a publisher and a distributor?
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We are excited to expand on this foundation in collaboration with Uber.
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It did not expand on what would make the agency arm's-length.
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They also greatly expand on the kind of stories you normally see.
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"The answer is yes," he said, declining to expand on the thought.
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He did not expand on the reasons for running as an independent.
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Mr. Buffett did not expand on his recent criticisms of tax cuts.
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We are hoping we can expand on our job as you did.
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The cemetery will expand on a site known as the Navy Annex.
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The next three years will see Star Wars' universe expand on Disney+.
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At the time, Schnare didn't expand on why he left the agency.
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" Asked to expand on the part about girls, Turner said "Everyone experiments.
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The college setting doesn't really expand on the world of Monsters Inc.
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How did this film expand on his legacy as a zombie maestro?
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HNA and Temasek declined to expand on what was said in Tuesday's statement.
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He will face a stark choice -- expand on those efforts or destroy them.
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They do expand on email exchanges or topics that previously had been disclosed.
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This year it'll expand on this by opening up Duplex to the web.
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BMW is expected to expand on its connected car plans later this week.
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Houska also took to her personal website to expand on her pregnancy news.
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So I asked him to expand on it, via an email Q&A.
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The spokesman declined to expand on the content of the list of questions.
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Can you expand on what your worries in that area are right now?
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What made you decide to expand on the original documentary, Hot Girls Wanted?
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He declines to expand on what the other 40% might be up to.
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The Pentagon and NASA models would simply expand on what the government already
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Now, the findings in the new study appear to expand on that idea.
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Today, we're looking at how we can expand on Charles and Fritz's vision.
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We like the Haord release but wanted to expand on those previous themes.
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Ahmed said opportunities to expand on the U.S. East Coast would be attractive.
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In 1997, the Supreme Court had a chance to expand on that decision.
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The split was designed to allow Old Navy to expand on its own.
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Can you expand on your argument for why the site should keep going?
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The other videos will elaborate on the story and expand on the world.
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"We were definitely able to expand on these characters that you don't see as much in the book, and we have some really interesting beginnings of a storyline that we could expand on," Devin Druid, who plays Tyler Down, tells CNN.
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HNA and Temasek declined to expand on what had been said in Tuesday's statement.
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With each subsequent game Blizzard released, the developer continued to expand on what Battle.
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There's a lot to expand on in the future with the character's mysterious past.
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Maybe a future edition can expand on strengths to create a more compelling book.
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It is to hear the survivors, and it is to expand on my perspective.
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Are there any specific things techno fans can do to help expand on that?
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We just got to expand on it and let the audience in on it.
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Here, too, it might have been instructive for Ovitz to expand on the experience.
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The music always pushes me to create, think, expand on new ideas and inspirations.
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JPMorgan and Microsoft (MSFT) recently announced plans to partner and expand on blockchain platforms.
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" Asked to expand on Rosenstein's thinking, the Virginia Democrat added: "I think he listened.
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It's reasonable to wonder if it's even possible to expand on RDR2's verisimilitude.
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The latest entries in the Choral Fields drawings expand on McNally's areas of interests.
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DHS did not respond to a request to expand on the secretary's "valedictorians" comment.
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Starting from scratch is more likely to undermine that idea than expand on it.
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LG will hopefully expand on this small list in the future with software updates.
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At the time, Russell cited "his own personal reasons," but didn't expand on it.
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However, the campaign declined to expand on its concerns after multiple requests for clarification.
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Because it was not easy to expand on for Halloween or the holidays. Seriously?
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With the results in winner-take-all Arizona, Trump will expand on that lead.
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Can you expand on this in the context of some of your new pieces?
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Han confirmed that a sixth nuclear test would happen, but wouldn't expand on when.
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Bissonnette responds by saying, "it's a baby," and tries to expand on her answer.
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These are things that expand on the ancient past, so there's a tremendous legacy there.
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Here to expand on what's really going on — is Mae in a dream or nightmare?!
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Instead, many of these U.S. companies have sought to expand on stock markets in Canada.
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Jukio Kallio, responsible for Luftrauser's music, was engaged to expand on his original audio ideas.
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He continues to expand on his range, while anchoring an exceptional low-end with Dailor.
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Google is set to expand on it in Android Q with a new Focus mode.
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The series will expand on Philippa Georgiou's current role in Starfleet's Section 31 division. pic.twitter.
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The deal will replace and expand on existing agreements between Caterpillar, its dealers and Ironplanet.
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Icahn has not returned a call to expand on the comments he made on CNBC.
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"More schools can also expand on bullying rules to create safe environments, too," added Hirsh.
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The speech gives him an opportunity to address those statements and perhaps expand on them.
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Is there any sort of underlying narrative you can expand on a bit for us?
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THUMP: Can you expand on the description you gave via email of "Guzzum Power" more?
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Seeking to expand on that decision, pro-abortion groups filed the three lawsuits on Wednesday.
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The new terrorism designation could expand on this by further undermining the Revolutionary Guards' finances.
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Can you expand on that a little and how fantasy works within Story of O?
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Yet, based on the four episodes given to critics, it doesn't expand on that shift.
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Instead, Trump is expected to expand on his calls for "free, fair and reciprocal" trade.
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"Maple Media came and said they would like to expand on their skate games," says Hawk.
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I support the principle of that bill and would like to expand on that moving forward.
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Because of the nature of our attacking animals, we had the liberty to expand on that.
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We'll update and expand on these over time — feel free to pose your own questions back.
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On Monday, Biden released an insurance plan that would expand on the law known as Obamacare.
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Gorsuch seemed to expand on that line of thought in a back-and-forth with Miller.
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If you claim a precedent, even if it's a small win, you can expand on it.
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The report said there was scope to expand on infrastructure spending, beyond the government's current projects.
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Since contestants only get 20 seconds to answer, Collins was unable to expand on her comment.
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When reached by CNN, DC police said they couldn't expand on the investigation into the shooting.
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The rest of the text will only appear after you click to expand on the tweet.
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It's likely that he'd expand on that list to include other countries in the Middle East.
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The couple speaks in tandem, often cutting each other off to expand on the other's idea.
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But, he said, they underline and expand on the history of that event and that era.
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Mr. Budden is now banking on a new partnership with Spotify to expand on his success.
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Through a spokesman, Mr. Farley declined my request to expand on his views in an interview.
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But it should also invoke in us a desire to expand on our own perspectival limitations.
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He reiterated he would not expand on the factual findings in his report or engage in hypotheticals.
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The Internet won't expand on its own, he says; in fact, the rate of growth is slowing.
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And I also met Sanders supporters who believe he will expand on what President Obama has begun.
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It's a movement that needed to happen and I think it's something we can still expand on.
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After graduation, she plans to expand on entrepreneurship in pediatric healthcare and add to her design portfolio.
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He said he only had "brief interactions" with Podobnyy and did not expand on what they discussed.
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Can you expand on what you mean by writing about hope deferred and your interest in it?
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Johnny added, "I have great things coming ahead" ... though he didn't expand on what those things are.
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Starting today, Vox is partnering with ProPublica, Kaiser Health News, and Stat to expand on this work.
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The study's findings are not entirely new, but "expand on previous knowledge," Persson said in an email.
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The next administration could expand on those efforts, and bring considerable credibility to the conversation with employers.
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Clinton aides view North Carolina as a potential opportunity to expand on Mr. Obama's 2012 electoral map.
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We need to expand on the nuclear agreement that we and five other nations negotiated with Iran.
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And they come while the company looks to expand on its lead in new businesses like Alexa.
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You tweeted that people were telling you the song's topic was "dated"—can you expand on that?
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I had known what had gone on in the fandom and was able to expand on that.
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We hope to eventually take our foundation international and continue to expand on our global #EmbraceAmbition campaign.
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The new bribery allegations against Kelly expand on the existing indictment brought against him this past summer.
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Republicans will ask the White House defense much the same, in an effort to expand on it.
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Companies will have to follow through on the promises they&aposve already made and expand on them.
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Mr. Bolton's comments seemed to expand on a classified memo he wrote to cabinet officials on Dec.
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As for the Golden Globes category issue, I want to expand on what Aja just said a bit.
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Well, instead of trying to top it, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, simply decided to expand on its brilliance.
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Today the company decided to expand on that by acquiring CoreOS, a container management startup, for $250 million.
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If Trump wants to expand on his education positions this week, he'll have a lot to talk about.
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" Asked to "expand" on her thoughts, she said, "I am not the expert at geopolitics on this issue.
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Nixon has the anti-Cuomo Democrats but she'll need to expand on that to make this race competitive.
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It remains to be seen how much the witnesses called would expand on the findings already made public.
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It said "Israeli aggression" had caused explosions and some material losses, but did not expand on the damage.
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Tomlin says Brown will be punished by the team -- but didn't expand on what the punishment will be.
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The government has yet to clarify its prior offensive efforts or expand on its ability to conduct them.
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While I wish it came with more, you can easily expand on that with a cheap microSD card.
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As a nuclear conference in October, Saudi officials declined to comment when asked to expand on the topic.
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LAS VEGAS — At CES 2017, HTC announced two new accessories that expand on the Vive VR headset's capabilities.
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The definition of what is considered an accessible internet connected device continues to expand on a daily basis.
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Can you expand on that emotional aspect of your designs, which seems to be central to its appeal?
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Fox's plan is to take that Thursday night experience and expand on it for Super Bowl LIV, though.
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Bed Bath & Beyond reports earnings next month, and Tritton is expected to expand on his transformation plans then.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers forward went on to expand on that sentiment in a press conference on Sept. 25.
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You made a comment about the need for diversity in technology that I wanted to hear you expand on.
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Writers can leave the message as is if they feel it's expressed their sentiment, or they expand on it.
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The sequel, meanwhile, is looking to expand on that to re-create the massive battles featured in the movies.
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There are plenty of messed-up details about the fundamentalist Gilead the show could expand on in future seasons.
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An FBI spokesperson declined to expand on the information in the recent court filing, or explain the agency's motivations.
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See what you can salt into the grid and then come back to those areas to expand on them.
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"We think there are many ways to expand on WebMD's current platforms and also build new solutions," Chen said.
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He didn't expand on what questions the documents raised during the hearing or in a short interview later Tuesday.
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SM: Can you expand on what types of tariffs or sectors this could potentially impact here in the U.S.?
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We owe that to the man himself who heard the song and thought we could expand on it together.
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It immediately gave both readers and writers of the comic a lot to invest in, and then expand on.
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The partnerships expand on deals that the Chinese financial services giant (and Alibaba spinout) has cut across the globe.
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But now, Shiann will get the chance to expand on her warning for Peter during The Women Tell All.
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Now it's hoping to expand on that success with what used to be the country's most popular pornographic magazine.
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Cardi got the chance to expand on these developments this morning in a candid interview with The Breakfast Club.
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So here I'll expand on it with the benefit of more information and a few additional hours of reflection.
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To expand on the late billionaire Leona Helmsley's observation: maybe transparency, like taxes, is just for the little people.
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Flynn had little chance to expand on the vague meaning of "notice"; he was pushed out 12 days later.
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BP's work included a three-dimensional seismic study of the field's reservoir to expand on the existing 2D data.
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The move is designed to let Old Navy expand on its own while the new Gap hones its strategy.
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Oakland C Josh Phelgley (oblique) is expected to come off the disabled list when rosters expand on Friday. 3.
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These are privacy-conscious web products that Mozilla is in a position to expand on in the long term.
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This bill would expand on the Shark Finning Prohibition Act of 2000 and the Shark Conservation Act of 2010.
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Five new large-scale commissions and pieces that expand on previous ideas will fill the museum's entire second floor.
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What I'm suggesting is that we expand on this and begin to identify where those thoughts are coming from.
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Despite our past successes, we pursued every financial avenue to fund our future product development and expand on our platforms.
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" The live version of the 1983 holiday classic will also expand on its signature line — "You'll shoot your eye out!
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Branching out As such, there are plenty of opportunities for the company to explore and potentially expand on the continent.
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I asked him about it then, and on Wednesday morning, asked him to expand on the subject for this post.
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The deal will add a suite of unified communications services that will complement and expand on LogMeIn's existing collaboration products.
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Do you see it as something you can expand on and exploring new ideas with even after it's already out?
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They created a VR experience to expand on That Dragon Cancer to help people empathize with and understand Joel's story.
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One concern after surgery is that air can get trapped in tissues, which can expand on a plane, Gupta said.
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The study, they added, is an effort to expand on existing research and better understand how people mourn on Twitter.
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" Asked to expand on his support for a legal cap on income, the Labour leader said: "Let's look at it.
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Now that we've put it out there in the world, we can expand on it and go darker and deeper.
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Clinton more room to expand on her ideas for lowering health care costs, managing college debt and addressing income inequality.
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Fisher explains how she and her friends are now equipped with the vocabulary necessary to expand on their shared experiences.
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It's hoping to expand on that success by focusing on making it easier for advertisers to buy premium video ads.
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Now that they have a retail presence with (more than) 400 stores, long-term they can expand on that threat.
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McCaskill and Cramer are top targets for Republicans, as the party looks to expand on its slim 51-seat majority.
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Expand on the parts of the job you do love, so that you avoid taking yourself out of the running.
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But instead of a full repeal, let's expand on what is already working and make improvements where they are needed.
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Now, the U.S. Congress should expand on the list by better tracking the flow and corrosive effect of illicit funds.
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This week's issue features a series of roundups that, more than 30 years later, affirm and expand on Stade's conclusions.
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Indeed, Ikea appears to be actively encouraging the development of products from other companies that expand on its core collections.
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You're also able to expand on your feedback later on, if you choose, by adding a review, photos or video.
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His book was borne out of a desire to organize and expand on the information he "preached about" on Instagram.
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But he has reason to stick to what's suited him — and in some small ways, he does expand on it.
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Did you get the idea for that character from the show and decide to expand on her in the sequel?
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Although Figueras didn&apost expand on what Harry wishes to "protect" his family from, one possibility is the British press.
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At the media briefing, Page said her team has just begun a three-month study to expand on its research.
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Biden, who is the front-runner, has panned the idea, and instead touted a proposal that would expand on ObamaCare.
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Federal lawmakers could establish such guidelines, allowing states to treat them as the bare minimum or even expand on them.
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With the new team they will continue to expand on these efforts and engage with stakeholders to help keep people safe.
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The podcast is an opportunity to expand on stories and ideas discussed in class, while exposing them to a larger audience.
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Williamson will not be able to use the platform of the Atlantic to expand on his views on abortion and hanging.
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He added that should Trump's diplomacy fail, the U.S. had "contingencies" in place, but did not expand on what that entails.
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Houska also took to her personal website to expand on her pregnancy news, revealing that the baby is due in February.
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The ads will expand on a previously announced $2.5 million buy in California and Texas — the two biggest Super Tuesday prizes.
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It started as the Flash game Radical Fishing before developer Vlambeer decided to expand on the idea for a mobile release.
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Orbient, Light Trax, and Rotohex expand on the GBA releases, while Cubello and Rotozoa are all-new creations for the Wii.
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So one can reasonably assume reports that it will expand on its music designs by launching the streaming app are accurate.
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Brady called in to the "Kirk & Callahan Show" on Monday -- when he was asked to expand on his relationship with Trump.
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News networks carried the event in full under the impression he would expand on his past "birther" claims and take questions.
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Following the House floor showdown Thursday, Jayapal took to Twitter to expand on her thoughts in two tweets, voicing similar thoughts.
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"Robert Mueller could expand on a lot of what's in the report," Rossi, a self-proclaimed life-long Democrat, told Hill.
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Many election prognosticators believe it is likely the Republicans keep the Senate and may even expand on their 51-49 majority.
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Kennedy then asked Couture to expand on why fighters don't have more bargaining power when they enter contracts with MMA promoters.
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The zine also allows for users to expand on the knowledge gained and create their own colorways within the traditional patterns.
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Now the company will look to expand on its success with other automakers, as well as deepen its relationship with Audi.
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Expand on that especially in the face of rhetoric where oppressed people are expected to be civilized when fighting for equality?
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At this pace, the party would actually expand on its current majority — a development no one was predicting in recent months.
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And it all works so well here that you can see why season two would revisit and expand on the storyline.
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As she was asked to expand on her thoughts, she added she was 'not the expert on geopolitics on this issue.
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He does it by using techniques from artificial intelligence, specifically machine learning algorithms, to filter or expand on his raw material.
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In our discussion about how her startup protects customer privacy, she said something interesting that I asked her to expand on.
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Updating the NEPA review process will help us to improve and expand on needed pipelines, roads, bridges and 5G wireless networks.
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WikiLeaks confirmed the outreach from Nix and said it was denied, but did not expand on the content of the communication.
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Absolute Strategy Research's Hessel did not expand on how he expected either country to clamp down on their respective tech industries.
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As a consequence "Victoria" looks appropriately and enjoyably regal but only fitfully feels stirring enough to expand on the genre's loyal core.
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He says the company plans to expand on the sales side and to build out customer success teams using the new funds.
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We were growing cherry tomatoes, for example, but with the strawberries now becoming our hero product, we want to expand on that.
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In the years after Doom shipped, fans have used programmer John Carmack's groundbreaking tech as a foundation to expand on Doom's capabilities.
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But the company didn't say so — nor did it expand on any steps it might take to ensure this doesn't happen again.
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This is one of the most closely watched races as Republicans look to expand on their 51-49 majority in the Senate.
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But the broader is... NUNES: Yes, but on that, too, Maria, if I can just expand on that, well, wait a second.
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When artists self-represent, they bring a degree of subjectivity to their images and tend to expand on limiting ideas of womanhood.
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In the interview, however, Obama didn't expand on his assessment of Libya, nor did he explain Clinton's role in promoting the intervention.
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The upcoming Blood & Truth looks to expand on that by fleshing out the concept with a larger experience and more cohesive story.
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While it's still hard to beat Dropbox's simplicity, the company hasn't done much to expand on that in the past 10 years.
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The supplemental papers do expand on a lot of the physics involved with some of the more popular abilities seen in comics.
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Dorsey also hopes to expand on the "moments" section, which allows users to see a collection of tweets around a particular topic.
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I wanted to expand on this idea of putting someone in a room and having them respond and react to a camera.
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Outcast promises to expand on the supernatural world descending on Rome and Kyle Barnes' place in it when it premieres this June.
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Like most legacy brands, Peanuts must continue to expand on as many platforms as possible to engage a younger, digitally-distracted audience.
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Can you just expand on what needs to happen for the suspects to be charged with capital punishment, possibly the death penalty?
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In point of fact, there is no evidence that President Trump has impeded the Russia investigation (a point we'll expand on momentarily).
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" The President did not expand on what led to the conclusion that Cuba was responsible, but called it a "very unusual attack.
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The company said Thursday it will expand on this concept so users can appeal decision on reports filed on other people's content.
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Later that summer, Sankey built a committee, one that included student-athletes, to expand on the concept of "serious misconduct" for transfers.
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The more likely outcome if Bannon goes is that he returns to Breitbart and continues to expand on its emerging media empire.
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The House must expand on that effort to insist that the administration hold MBS and other human rights abusers accountable with sanctions.
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The Carr Fire continued to expand on Saturday, exhibiting extreme fire behavior and destroying at least 500 structures in and around Redding.
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Since "Wildest Dreams," she has written numerous follow-up pieces about the Hiddleswift romance, and now she plans to expand on that.
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And now, five years after releasing the song heard round the world, she's ready to expand on her story, exclusively to Refinery203.
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Cook also added that the company is investing a "fair amount" into research and development, but didn't expand on what that entails.
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The investment will see the two companies expand on their existing partnership and explore new mobility strategies across the region, Grab said.
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He also helped popularize the practice of fleshing out surveys by calling respondents back on the telephone to expand on their answers.
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Hollow-point bullets are meant to expand on impact, so named because they're typically shaped to have a pit toward their tip.
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This article has been updated to expand on the different strategies used to cheat on standardized tests in the college admissions scandal.
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We seem to be in something like a constitutional crisis in terms of how we've allowed executive power to expand on this front.
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Microsoft focused on AI and bots at Build last year, and it's likely to expand on both of these topics again this year.
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Hopefully, August can iron out the View's bugs and expand on its features in the future, but right now, I'd wait before purchasing.
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"But I want to expand on that and I want to become an entrepreneur that helps people and does good for the community."
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This is where Fitbit sees an opportunity to disrupt the space and expand on the ways women use tech to inform their health.
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Rand Paul, who thought he could expand on his father's base of support by appealing to establishment Republicans as well as true libertarians.
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Google said that the artificial intelligence will keep your data "safe and secure" but didn't expand on exactly how it would do that.
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Rottier said that there's no definite plans to expand on that, but that they're looking at a variety of options to increase revenue.
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Sinelnikova's goal there is to expand on a previous installation, SENTINEL: Temple of Self-Awareness, from The Museum of Human Achievement in Austin.
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During a Tribal Nations conference in September, he praised Native Americans for their unity on the issue, but didn't expand on his position.
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Can you expand on how you think about religion and/or any sort of higher power often when producing your music and DJing?
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"Can you expand on your sentence you felt like you had to rinse off?" requested Gergen, a White House adviser to four presidents.
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Plus, watching an aperture actually close down and expand on a smartphone camera when you adjust the settings is just pretty darn cool.
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The Energy and Commerce Committee is slated to mark up a dozen opioid bills next week, hoping to expand on the Senate's blueprint.
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Rosters expand on Thursday, so help in the form of outfielder Michael Conforto, additional pitchers and others will be on the way soon.
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The Clinton campaign needs to expand on the Obama coalition somewhere to make up for its likely losses among working-class white men.
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If we were to expand on this and tap into the potential of American innovation and entrepreneurship, we could achieve so much more.
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To expand on Gelles' list, here's some of what Trump has recently tweeted about the 11 people, places or things listed above. 1.
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He also sat down for an interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo, intending to expand on the administration's jobs and growth message.
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The Big East needs to expand on the vision Gavitt provided 37 years ago when he formed a regionally dominant basketball-only conference.
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The idea was basically to take that formula and expand on it, always with the marimbas —my favorite instrument—as the main focus.
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It also means companies can analyse the impact of each change, validate their strategy at every step, and quickly expand on successful activity.
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One person who spoke to McConnell late last week cryptically texted me "watch exec privilege with our guys," but wouldn't expand on it.
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" Asked to expand on his "off limits" comment, Trump said Turkey should "not do anything outside of what we would think is humane.
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" Others expand on that message, saying that if the person doesn't respond, they'll "be fined and sent to jail for minimum 6 years.
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Since the author was not about to expand on his writing — or even read aloud from it — they would do it for him.
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New advertising options and customer support features in Etsy Plus — available to sellers willing to pay a $21 monthly fee — expand on that.
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Judge Gorsuch clearly recoils at the suggested task of courts to expand on language or enforce agency interpretations that effectively rewrite such language.
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The documentary may have left Sunday's ceremony without a trophy, but it did expand on an ongoing discussion about sexual assault on college campuses.
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Just to expand on the idea of the sonic rules, I think there's a lot of subtle things we did that people won't notice.
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Pedestrians who play the game in an "inappropriate manner" will also face fines, but the authorities have yet to expand on what that constitutes.
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One of the goals was to take the ideas in those games — namely the idea of a large isometric world — and expand on them.
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There's still hope for those fans, however, since there may be a sequel in the works already that could expand on the budding relationship.
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Here's what the new buttons do: In March, Google Maps will get a couple of additional new features that expand on what's already available.
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Another is the emergence of more vertical focus areas for fintechs to help diversify and expand on key opportunities that make for smart investments.
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I know "Better Call Saul" is about how Jimmy McGill became Saul Goodman, but could you expand on the themes you're trying to explore?
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" Harris was asked to expand on her answer the next day at an event in New Hampshire, and she said it's a "complex issue.
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Buzzfeed's Ben Smith caught up with Farage in the post-debate spin room and asked the former British politician to expand on his comparison.
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Introducing this storyline from the comic would help the writers expand on that idea a little more, bringing a new dynamic into Rick's life.
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It'll be interesting to see if Google plans to expand on this theme in the future or if this is a one-off integration.
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The use of the image macro format — a general term for a captioned image — made the meme fairly easy to replicate and expand on.
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This conflict can be heard within individual tracks too, as the record's robotic protagonist tries to expand on certain from its decidedly narrow experience.
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If possible, choose a room that isn't completely square, since it's going to complicate the pathway of your acoustics, which we'll expand on below.
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I asked FX president John Landgraf to expand on the fate of Cassius and Clay at the recent Television Critics Association winter press tour.
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Both the film and the TV show expand on their source material, but even under adopted parents, the two still feel like perfect siblings.
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Bolling, a prominent supporter of the Trump administration's efforts to combat the opioid epidemic, asked the first lady to expand on her media commentary.
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The bill would expand on a 2014 law that provides funding for a trial program in eight states to create community mental health centers.
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The Dutch government funded a new master plan for Beira to expand on higher ground, improve drainage, and fortify its port, among other measures.
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Bustos, an Illinois native, is serious about holding on to the seats Democrats won in the Midwest and trying to expand on that territory.
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Raul Ortiz Trump is likely to expand on his immigration and border wall message with the inclusion of US Border Deputy Chief Raul Ortiz.
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Over the years, Ms. Eilber has invited contemporary choreographers to create "Lamentation Variations" as a way to expand on and explore the solo's breadth.
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Ms. Yesnowitz and Mr. McGrady joined us to expand on the story behind the crossword proposal, and Mr. Peterson joined us in the comments.
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Red Hat partners with all of them, and IBM said it will continue the partnerships after the acquisition and work to expand on them.
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In games like Skyrim, for example, I don't read any in-game books or other pieces of writing that expand on the world's fiction.
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You can see the shift toward hotter temperatures as the orange and dark-red areas expand on the right side of the bell curve.
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L said it would continue to invest and expand on the ground in Europe so that it remains fully equipped to serve its clients.
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This finding marks a small but important step toward understanding migraines, and the researchers said they plan to expand on the study in future research.
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I could expand on things that didn't make sense to talk about on video and that are conversations I actually have with my friend Cat.
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A new survey seeks to greatly expand on previous observations of these objects, called the Beyond Ultra-deep Frontier Fields And Legacy Observations (BUFFALO) survey.
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"Despite our past successes, we pursued every financial avenue to fund our future product development and expand on our platforms," a company spokesperson tells Recode.
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There will also be a slew of new faces, including Bryce's (Justin Prentice) parents, and storylines that expand on what we heard on Hannah's tapes.
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Late Thursday, Salesforce reached out to expand on Benioff's tweet: Every child deserves an opportunity to succeed free of fear, anxiety, and threats of discrimination.
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The new in-ear headphones expand on Audio-Technica's existing CKR line with three wireless Bluetooth models: the ATH-CKR299BT, ATH-CKR235BT, and ATH-CKR259BT.
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"Despite our past successes, we pursued every financial avenue to fund our future product development and expand on our platforms," a company spokesperson told Recode.
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Powell has another speech on Thursday to expand on his thinking, while there are at least eight other Fed officials scheduled to speak this week.
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RBC expects top line margins to "improve and expand on the back of productivity efforts and synergies from the P&G acquisition" starting in 2022.
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For Barlow, it's a chance to expand on what he built with Her Story, while pushing even harder towards the "watching" part of the spectrum.
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That's no surprise: There's a lot to like about Graham's pictures, which not only look hot AF, but expand on the publication's definition of sexy.
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That should assuage Mr Riabikin's purported concerns about Ryanair costing the airport money, as well as giving UIA the opportunity to expand on equal terms.
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This installation presents a unique opportunity to wed these two worlds in a multimedia experience and to expand on his explorations as a solo artist.
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New York's Democratic attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, on Wednesday introduced such a measure in his state's legislature that would expand on the Obamacare contraception mandate.
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Earlier this month, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that HBO hired four screenwriters to work on four separate scripts that would expand on the GOT universe.
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Jim Risch's question on the Times' false reporting as an opportunity to expand on "the challenge" with media reports using classified information and anonymous sourcing.
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In 22, USAID launched a new five-year program called the Emerging Pandemic Threats program (EPT-2400), to expand on its previous avian influenza work.
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The opportunity came about after Paradinas reached out to the producer through SoundCloud, looking for him to expand on the splintered beats of Work Focus.
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Flix Assist creator Josh Kirk told Mashable in an email that he will likely expand on the Chrome extension and develop a version for Firefox.
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But he declined to expand on those statements during an appearance before the House Judiciary Committee this month, citing the ongoing nature of the probe.
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She declined to expand on what some of those core unresolved interests were at the briefing but added that participating countries were aware of them.
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To expand on that slightly: Donald Trump will say and do anything -- and I mean anything -- that he believes will work to his political advantage.
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The United States, which has no diplomatic relations with North Korea, has imposed its own sanctions that expand on those approved by the Security Council.
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Sports Direct, which has been an investor in Findel since September 2015, said the offer would help the companies expand on their existing commercial agreements.
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Once the themes, plot and dialogue are fairly locked down, they then expand on whatever dilemmas or problems a few key characters are going through.
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Slate praised her for being efficient and clear, and pushing candidates to clarify and expand on their positions rather than revert back to prepared lines.
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Gelfond: We learned, first of all, that we could definitely expand on the concept of eventicizing something from just movies to music to other things.
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From there, the biomedical engineers were able to quickly vet and test their ideas within days, allowing them to quickly pivot or expand on solutions.
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Mr. Johnson is trying to expand on the Conservative Party's narrow hold on power, while Mr. Corbyn's Labour Party is hoping to steal seats away.
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Parties, governments and nonprofits should expand on the learning methods that are common to tech startups and espoused by Eric Reis in The Lean Startup.
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In response to follow-up questions about the first lady's condition, Grisham told PEOPLE there was "nothing more I can expand on, aside from the statement."
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"Verizon continues to expand on spam identification and control features as part of our Caller Name ID app, which deployed over a year ago," Weissman said.
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Now it is planning to raise a further $2 billion, two sources with knowledge of details told TechCrunch, as it seeks to expand on numerous fronts.
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Porat didn't expand on precisely what changes at YouTube led to the poor ad revenue growth, and Google isn't saying anything beyond her statements from Monday.
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The show will "expand on the stories of the Planeswalkers, which are Magic's unique magic-wielding heroes and villains," according to a press release from Netflix.
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Marvel tapped Bad Feminist writer Roxane Gay to expand on Ayo and Aneka in World of Wakanda, a series that builds on what Coates is establishing.
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Neumayr wouldn't expand on that comment, except to make it clear that he was responding to both timelines proposed in today's story from Digital Music News.
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"With SteamWorld Dig 2especially, we want to expand on the feeling of isolation and create a sense of discovery," explains Julius Guldbog, from developer Image & Form.
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The discoveries not only expand on the collective history of the region, but also might give researchers clues into the empire's collapse around the 15th century.
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All active police officers named have been suspended, but the speech did not expand on the allegations Duterte was making against the officials on the list.
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Mina said there are charges pending against the employee, but refused to expand on what the charges might be -- and did not identify the individual involved.
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We'll be following tech's testimony to Congress this week as the companies expand on their own unwitting role in foreign disinformation campaigns during the 2016 election.
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You could sort of [expand on] the media more, you could go into the lives of the players in the trial, a la what FX did.
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And then I have a melody and I'll go through my notes and find something that kind of sticks and then expand on it from there.
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Each chamber has passed a version of the bill, which would expand on existing tools for the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).
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The best parts of the book focus on automating your business and building a passive income lifestyle business, which I expand on greatly in my book.
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The minister's statements expand on President Emmanuel Macron's statement on July 13, that France would be creating a space force within its air force before September.
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Co-creator Jonathan Entwistle told reporters at the set that he wants to expand on the mythology of the Syd's powers in season two and beyond.
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In 1996, Hasan Alam and Peter Rhee, researchers at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, in Bethesda, used pigs to expand on Tisherman's successes.
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The sequel looks to expand on Ori's array of powers and abilities, add new environments, and improve on the already stunning artwork of the last game.
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Mr. Mueller's testimony is just one part of House Democrats' attempts to re-create the special counsel's report for the public and expand on his work.
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Although her article focused on mothers who give birth, Dr. Sacks said she hopes to expand on the experiences of other parents in a forthcoming book.
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Truman went on to fight the Republicans in his effort to expand on Franklin Roosevelt's legacy, and later campaigned against a "do-nothing" Congress in 1948.
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Plus, it's poised to become a massive win for a New York tech scene that's smarting over WeWork — a rebound that Peloton could expand on tonight.
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Then, late last year, Disney doubled its investment in Vice for a total of $400 million, giving the company more money to expand on its ambitions.
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"There's still a lot to find out and expand on, and I will probably leave some loose ends, but there won't be a book eight," she said.
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" When asked to expand on her comment, Ocasio-Cortez hesitated for a moment before explaining how "Palestinians are experiencing difficulty in access to their housing and homes.
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"We are taking external funding to increase flexibility and optionality as we expand on our core strategic focus areas," said Verily CEO Andrew Conrad, in the statement.
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The companies, which announced a partnership in October to sell some Kroger products inside 13 Walgreens locations, said Tuesday they decided to expand on the original pilot.
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"It just kind of continues to expand on what people expect and want from comic book movies, and that's some balance between familiarity and originality," he said.
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The headphones expand on AKG's Studio on-the-go Series, offering a variety of cables, ear tips, and filters to suit the preferences of audiophiles and musicians.
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Puth did expand on the feud on an interview with Dan Wootton's Bizzare Life podcast, and he gets real about his thought process behind that ultra diss.
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When pressed to expand on that comment, Sacca took to Medium with a story about his dad's failed attempt to beat Kalanick at the Wii Sports minigame.
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Baidu has a mapping service which currently will help Chinese tourists find local hotels or restaurants wherever they are, something Li said the company could expand on.
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The company said it intends to expand on this new regulation in the next several weeks, starting with blocking people who violate these policies from posting ads.
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Interaction with Google's Assistant flows a bit more like a conversation than with Siri, too, allowing users to expand on previous questions in a more natural way.
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The company said in a blog post that it would expand on measures it put in place last year in countries including the U.K., U.S. and India.
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It's already undertaken a series of cost-cutting initiatives, and is looking to expand on its asset disposal agenda to combat a potentially prolonged downturn in commodities.
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At San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, Marvel announced its upcoming slate of films and TV shows that expand on the 23 movies already in the MCU.
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Many of these would expand on the National Housing Trust Fund, which provided $2628 million in grants to create affordable housing, that Castro established while leading HUD.
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Spicer said that the North Dakota speech is probably not the end of Trump's energy platform and that he's likely to expand on environmental policies as well.
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The spokesperson would not provide further comment, and directed me to the company's guidelines for developers, which do not expand on Apple's policies regarding acceptable virtual currencies.
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At San Diego Comic-Con last month, Marvel announced its upcoming slate of films and TV shows that expand on the 2.5 movies already in the MCU.
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They present current and highly relevant information to me as an entrepreneur and allow me to expand on my personal experience beyond my immediate network and environment.
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" This is obviously not true, and on Thursday, conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt gave Trump the chance to expand on that statement: "I know what you meant.
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The tight race pits former Vice President Joe Biden, who says he wants to expand on the current American health-care system known as Obamacare, against Sen.
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Now I write fan fiction both out of a desire to expand on fictional worlds and out of a desire to correct fictional worlds, in a sense.
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Jourová spoke of the need for "clarifications" on procedures surrounding U.S. access to data for national security purposes, though she would not expand on any particular concerns.
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The key to being a comfortable traveler is to "know that what makes you safe, secure, and comfortable in everyday life, and expand on that," says Brein.
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For 2020, we expect to see Amazon show off further developments in this space, but also expand on Alexa particularly when it comes to privacy and personalization.
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"This project gave me the possibility to expand on my previous work, adding more architectonic dimension and completing my vision of mythical animals," San Miguel told Designboom.
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Potentially complicating his ability to expand on that showing is the fact pollsters found Bloomberg to be more disliked by Democratic primary voters than any other candidate.
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The FX series also gives the creators a chance to expand on the world-building, which has removed the vampires from New Zealand to New York City.
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The visit is scheduled between a morning fundraising event in California and an evening rally in Arizona where Trump is expected to expand on his immigration policies.
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I want tiny thumbnail versions of them on my desktop that I can expand and view when I need to (or have them auto-expand on a schedule).
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The move would expand on Trump's interest in the unproven claims he has made since November's election alleging millions of illegal votes were cast, without citing any evidence.
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It Happens During The Fantasy Suites And while he expand on why he did it, he did confirm that the jump happens during the Bachelor Fantasy Suites episode.
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Farley did not expand on whether the vehicle maker would have to downsize its operation in Britain, should U.K. voters opt to leave the EU on June 23.
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Savoini declined to expand on the precise nature of his role and duties in the minister's staff, and whether these went beyond facilitating connections between Salvini and Moscow.
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Whichever option you go for, it's a good business model and Nurx could easily expand on it to include other prescription medications — it's already started there with PrEP.
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That's one of the reasons the game takes place in a desert, but the theme also helped the studio figure out where to expand on the original game.
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Oculus also told us it won't have a booth at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show, but didn't expand on why the company decided to skip it this year.
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Cook took to Twitter this morning, to expand on his support the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) following news that Trump could end the program next week.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.).
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Both devices expand on the Gear S24 and Gear Fit22018, respectively, by adding built-in GPS and 27ATM water-resistance so that they can be used while swimming.
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A Justice Department spokesman told The Hill that Whitaker's last day was Saturday but did not expand on the circumstances surrounding his departure or his plans after leaving.
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"It's not advisable to expand on this," he says when asked about his tastes, about whether he watches TV, about what he eats, about his day-to-day.
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Although Putin has always run as a candidate for the ruling United Russia in previous elections, he did not expand on the reasons for running as an independent.
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The HyperDrive 7-Port USB Type-C Hub has plenty of ports to expand on your computer's connectivity, plus it fits the design of recent MacBook Pro laptops.
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Mr. Johnson is expected to increase the pressure on the prime minister in a newspaper article on Monday that is likely to expand on his reasons for resigning.
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The TV interview offered Widers 40 minutes of airtime to expand on some of his most controversial policies – such as the banning of the sale of the Quran.
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The hospital industry supports these steps and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services plans to release more detailed guidance later Friday that could expand on Trump's list.
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These "robot-threads" developed by MIT expand on research done on so-called "hydrogels," which are materials made mostly of water that work well within the human body.
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In the last two months, Marvel has announced a massive slate of films and TV shows that expand on the 23 movies already in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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But if you were hoping Cursed Child would expand on the world and introduce new characters and developments in the wizarding world, it won't do much for you.
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"As always, we try to stop people from building in such area to save the government from paying unnecessary compensation if they want to expand on the road."
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Clinton, backed by Obama in her White House bid, could be expected to leave in place or even expand on his initiatives and to defend them in court.
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When we asked a prison spokesperson to expand on these safety concerns, they said that Florida Administrative Code prohibits prisoners from dyeing their hair for security and identification purposes.
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Insurance broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group said it would continue to invest and expand on the ground in Europe so that it remains fully equipped to serve its clients.
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State fire officials say high temperatures in the 80s, low humidity and erratic winds helped the blaze expand on Tuesday and that the same weather was expected on Wednesday.
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With this "modular design," LG's hoping third-party companies will create their own modules, or "Friends" as the company calls them, to further expand on the G5's capabilities.
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However, Savoini declined to expand on the precise nature of his role and duties in the minister's staff and whether these went beyond facilitating connections between Salvini and Moscow.
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To expand on this, the team is launching a new A/B testing framework today that makes it easier to run variant tests and try different push notification messages.
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The new settlement terms, which expand on those reached in another deal last year before being rejected by a judge, were met with lukewarm approval from civil liberties advocates.
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Recently opened at Chicago's Johalla Projects, the traveling show seeks to present pictures that, with historical and cultural resonance, expand on the traditional possibilities of the two-dimensional plane.
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Amazon is expected to retain key employees but invest heavily to expand on Souq's existing set-up to "own the market," according to one person briefed on the plans.
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Dennis HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2628 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), Rep.
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Planners want to expand on the existing identity of the neighborhood, defined by artists and artisans, and attract and retain a robust talent pool for the local innovation economy.
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"I did not understand it to be said in the context of the Russian influence on the elections," Coats told Shaheen when asked to expand on his earlier statements.
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The color photographs that comprise Acts of Appearance doubly expand on Gill's collaborative engagement with indigenous artists, and extend the possibilities of the photograph in manufacturing a social document.
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Specifically, if you're talking about a certain way of engaging in a relationship or certain dynamic that is traditionally male… Can you expand on the question a little bit?
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Leaked US state department cables from his time as Xinhua showed Lu arguing aggressively for Chinese "sovereignty" on media issues, something he would expand on as Xi's internet tzar.
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In around 1,000 words, we look for ways to partition the news into miniature features that expand on an idea we present in one of the top news bullets.
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Mosely connected on two foul shots with 10:28 left in the half to give the Hoyas the lead at 14-12, and they would expand on it later.
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As members of the House Ways and Means Committee, we have introduced a bill to expand on policies that are proven success stories for low- and moderate-income families.
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Leaked US state department cables from his time at Xinhua showed Lu arguing aggressively for Chinese "sovereignty" on media issues, something he would expand on as Xi's internet tzar.
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Update: This story has been updated to expand on and clarify the role of the emergency manager in Flint when the city began taking its water from the river.
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The backlash prompted Johnson to expand on his earlier interview with an apology of sorts — stating he was "disappointed" in his own lack of eloquence about McCain's medical condition. .
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I'd like to expand on it more, and I hate to be that guy, but I can't say too much, since a future story addresses this topic very directly.
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On the day after the election, the bisexual actress emailed the magazine to expand on an earlier comment that she has experienced "physical, psychological [and] sexual" abuse in her past.
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In another July post about early lessons from the flight, two Facebook engineers mentioned that a structural failure was encountered just before landing, but did not expand on the issue.
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" Trackman Dennis Moore is conducting the testing on the track, which will "expand on the ground radar testing conducted earlier this week by the University of Kentucky's Dr. Mick Peterson.
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"The apparent convergent evolution in placentals and Somalian blind cavefish is really interesting, and I think there's exciting potential for future studies to expand on these results," Grossnickle told Gizmodo.
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Other characters, like Rob's brother (Rainbow Francks), Rob's ex-girlfriend (Ivanna Sakhno), and Rob's newest love interest (Jake Lacy), further expand on the changing dynamics of finding the elusive One.
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While Garten didn't expand on why store-bought Parmesan was on her no list, considering how much better freshly grated cheese tastes, on well, everything, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised.
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Hawley's effort to provide greater data privacy protections to children also attracted Democratic support, and he's working alongside the lawmaker who penned the original law he's trying to expand on.
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To expand on that theme, I want to detail some red flags that often come up in my conversations with clients who have tried various quasi-advisors in the past.
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Fisher-Price promises more apps to come in the future, which will expand on the educational focus of the original four that help teach reading, match, science, and social studies.
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Lowe is due to give a speech later in the day in which he will likely expand on the reasoning for the move and the prospect of yet further action.
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That's led Spotify to making some acquisitions and building analytics tools to expand on this idea of "artist as businessperson" — for example it purchased CrowdAlbum for marketing tools last year.
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To expand on its market share, Tinder, which is already available in more than 190 countries, announced plans for a "lite" version of its app in emerging markets on Wednesday.
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Still, Clinton is likely to have to expand on her current position that there are problems with Obamacare — like any new law — that could be fixed with help from Congress.
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However, the group is also seeking to depose Mills as part a separate lawsuit related to the email issue and could expand on their line of questioning at that time.
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Why it matters: Across the globe, the Murdoch TV empire is looking to expand on almost every continent, which makes it different from its biggest U.S. entertainment and telecom competitors.
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Asked to expand on this point during today's hearing, Kaiser said Cambridge Analytica's internal creative, psychology and data science teams worked together to design questionnaires for deploying on Facebook's platform.
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All we know for sure is that LG is keen to expand on this Friends idea and to differentiate itself through the accessories that can be added to its devices.
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Kanitz didn't expand on her health issues to VICE Sports, but, much like the short-term effects of Oral-Turinabol, the drug's long-term effects are particularly pronounced among women.
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It's funny to mention one cohesive book, because I recently asked David, the owner, to set an edition of each zine aside for us to expand on in the future.
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" I ask him to expand on the idea, and he says he wants to make baby pacifiers, dog chew toys, blankets, and "all cozy things for animals and young humans.
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I called up Wenar to expand on these themes: to explain just how the global oil market spreads violence and why "might makes right" is the core of the problem.
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The other band members — the soprano saxophonist Matt Nelson, the bassist Brandon Lopez, the drummer Max Jaffe — strengthen and expand on her scales and melodies, improvising and following loose arrangements.
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On the earnings call, Pichai declined to expand on his past comments that Google cares about Chinese users, but that the company isn't close to launching a search app there.
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Johnson's success with the Reds emboldened them to expand on his methods by hiring Boddy, who will interpret their data, fact-check unexpected findings and help develop more accurate algorithms.
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While Kaine said that wasn't his intention, it was a valuable heads-up, one that Lee, who has long worked on these issues, would expand on a short while later.
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Alongside these two performances, Nana Bahlmann and LACMA's Stephanie Barron have curated Weimar Variations, a series of events, exhibitions, and installations that expand on the explosive creativity of the period.
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The most persistent question dogging Sanders in 2020 is whether he'd be able to expand on his 2016 base of young voters and progressives, both in New Hampshire and nationwide.
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The show also has to expand on the characterizations of Marie and the two detectives, here called Grace Rasmussen (Collette) and Karen Duvall (Wever), a process that has mixed results.
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It also does away with the need to go manually searching through your feed for the particular tweet you want to expand on and then hitting reply to add another.
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We're excited to have Kevin Costner in Indianola this weekend to help us expand on the broad-based coalition we're building in Iowa to win the caucuses on February 3rd.
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Tellingly, she makes no reference to the findings—in peer-reviewed, refereed publications—that fully support, and expand on, the models created by Carl and the other nuclear-winter scientists.
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The move is designed to allow Old Navy — which has grown to $8 billion in annual sales since it opened its first store in 1994 — to expand on its own.
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Facebook detailed its efforts to fight self-harm to mark World Suicide Prevention day on Tuesday, as the social media company announced new ways to expand on suicide prevention measures.
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That level of nuance and awareness makes Osmosis start out thoughtful and refreshing, though two episodes in, it's difficult to tell whether it will expand on its insights, or squander them.
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It's designed to wipe out tariffs with countries like Japan, Australia and Malaysia and expand on the existing U.S. trade deal -- the North American Free Trade Agreement -- with Canada and Mexico.
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During the development, the team toyed with all kinds of ideas to expand on the core gameplay, like adding a grappling hook that let you grab onto ledges and other objects.
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"We really wanted to expand on that experience and let you hang out with your friends who don't yet have VR," says Mike Booth, product manager for Facebook's social VR team.
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The TV show would expand on that story, undoubtedly digging deeper into the two characters' lives and giving the world some resolution on what happened to the two long-distance lovebirds.
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That's not necessarily something the luxury car buyer is used to, of course, but it does allow the company to test new features and expand on them as they gain traction.
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"We will expand on the $1.6 billion for border security-related programs that House Democrats have already passed," House Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Nita LoweyNita Sue LoweyPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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It's a neat feature to help filter out questionable replies (or that reply guy), and now Twitter is looking to expand on it, essentially creating a way to moderate your replies.
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"We will expand on the $1.6 billion for border security-related programs that House Democrats have already passed," House Appropriations Committee Chair Nita LoweyNita Sue LoweyPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The mayor of Jun, José Antonio Rodríguez told Motherboard that the platform would allow him to expand on citizen engagement platforms the town had been employing for several years through Twitter.
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We have looked at the way things were handled at other major courses that also have to expand on their biggest meetings, and we tried to adapt them to our racecourse.
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The initiative, which will expand on an existing $85033 million dollar commitment to ending smoking, includes smoking cessation programs both though CVS Caremark and through Aetna Better Health managed Medicaid plans.
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As of now, the project is very much focused on AWS, of course, but the code is available on GitHub and chances are we will see others expand on AWS' work.
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What's below is, of course, just a selection of what's front of mind at the moment, so don't expect comprehensiveness and feel free to disagree with or expand on my impressions.
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Family forest owners are excited to work with Congress to expand on this work, so the clean water and air, wildlife habitat, wood products and recreation these owners provide, can continue.
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But to build on his current poll support and improve upon his 2016 performance, Sanders will need to expand on his base and do better in at least five areas. 1.
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The new Reserve store is located in Starbucks' Seattle headquarters building and will expand on the company's showcase Seattle Reserve Roastery drink menu with new items such as nitro draft lattes.
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Hill will expand on that message in "She Will Rise," a book that is part memoir, part gender-equity battle plan, which Grand Central Publishing plans to publish on Aug. 18.
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"Pruitt has been outspoken about the lack of environmental accomplishments under the Obama administration, calling President Obama 'no environmental savior' and he would like to expand on these comments," Graham wrote.
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"We're proud of our progress, but we know there's room to continue to expand on that," Elizabeth Spector Louden, Etsy's head of diversity and inclusion, said in an interview with CNBC.
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But it also does raise the question of whether either will be able to expand on their support as the campaign moves forward and voters get to know their fellow contenders.
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If someone down the line can expand on this work, and show us what we should be looking for, then it can be said that Hawking and Loeb were truly onto something.
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The move would expand on Apple's current small-but-growing business selling promotional ads for search terms in its App Store, which delivered nearly $1 billion in revenue last year, they said.
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The app includes a teacher dashboard and features that allow educators to track kids' progress in reading, as well as to support and expand on whatever they're learning on their own time.
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Greiner then asks Lundeen to expand on something she had said earlier in her pitch — that she had wanted to create a dress that would remind her mother to play with her.
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" When the reporter then asked if Woods would like to expand on the state of race relations in the country, he deflected and soon welcomed questions that turned away from politics. "No.
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In a subsequent working paper, we expand on candidate support based on group norm and examine the reported partisanship by blacks in the face of social pressure from co-racial group members.
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Not long after terrorist attacks in Brussels killed at least 28 people and injured dozens more on March 22, Trump called in to CNN to expand on his call to legalize waterboarding.
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Most newer action-adventure games have either no modding support or prohibitively complex tools, along with gameplay interactions that are automated in ways that would make it hard to expand on them.
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LocalGlobe co-led the fundraising with European fund Creandum which will assist Laka in its plans to expand on the continent, starting with The Netherlands in the first half of the year.
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Brown said in a statement that her 25-year milestone was one that inspired her to move onto new ventures, but she did not expand on what those new ventures might be.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) said in a statement.
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Under a new parent company's direction, MinecraftEdu will expand on its existing success with a wider set of features aimed at assisting teachers and giving students the tools they need to learn.
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The Harry Potter universe is already fulfilling those things for a lot of people, and what we're learning with the podcast is that the potential to expand on that is very large.
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Morley hopes to expand on this finding by studying other ballooning insects, like caterpillars and spider-mites, which can shed light on the incredible journeys and global distribution of these tiny fliers.
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Embracing the International Development Finance Corporation in the 2019 budget was a first step in that direction, and the Office of Management and Budget and the administration should expand on that effort.
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Since then, gun cases have multiplied around the country seeking to expand on what — depending on what happens next — was either a fairly limited decision or a constitutional breakthrough of historic dimension.
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The only thing that makes either of them less exciting is the fact they don't do much to expand on the innovations both artists brought to the table in the first place.
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Gregorio Sablan (D-Northern Mariana Islands), seeks to expand on Congress's ban on shark finning, in which fishermen cut off the fish's fin and return it to the ocean, usually to die.
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Robert Adelman, a professor at the University at Buffalo, SUNY, whose group's research The Marshall Project and The Upshot have previously documented, is leading a team to expand on the Governing analysis.
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A teacher will also be able to expand on the material and know everything about it so that they can help you, where a parent might only be guessing for some things.
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It was not immediately clear whether the FBI aims to expand on Dataminr's capabilities with the new contract, or whether it is already doing some kind of monitoring of Facebook and Instagram.
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But on Wednesday, Inslee sought to expand on his other stances as he worked to convince voters to donate to his campaign and get him on the primary debate stage this summer.
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J.) and Chris Van Hollen (Md.), signed a five-page letter asking the asset management firm to expand on its plans to pull back from investments in fossil fuels and promote sustainability.
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Green can expand on this success by finding incentives for broader, thematic partnerships, but will first need to protect the Lab, not cut it as suggested in the FY 2018 budget request.
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Mr Malick uses a familiar pastoral setting to expand on a key theme of his work: what it means to live a good, moral and harmonious life in a time of conflict.
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After the limit-down settlements in both cattle markets, the daily limit in live cattle will expand on Monday to 4.500 cents while the feeder cattle limit will grow to 6.750 cents.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi warned President Donald Trump Sunday that any proposal on gun control should include the House-passed bill to expand on background checks.
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Republican strategists will continue to work to expand on Mr. Trump's success, but their task will get harder and harder if Mr. Trump continues to move the party away from public opinion.
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Well, yeah— the concept for us, and the lore and the characters and everything surrounding it, is a really integral part of what we're doing, and we can always expand on that.
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"The move is designed to allow Old Navy — which has grown to $8 billion in annual sales since it opened its first store in 1994 — to expand on its own," the website reported.
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So this year, AIGA partnered with Google (Jonathan Lee, who runs Google's Material Design team, is the president of AIGA's New York chapter) to expand on the questions put out by the survey.
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With ongoing advances in telescope technology, the day is coming when astronomers will be able to expand on these simple characterizations, classifying a planet according to other features, including atmospheric or chemical composition.
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The TV project, which is still in the early stages of development, will expand on their stories if it's greenlit, diving deeper into everything leading up to that historic moment, according to Variety.
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"I've gotten signals that you can interpret that way," Gore said, but did not expand on who had reached out to him or his preference this primary, in the clip aired on NBC.
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Nissan's job cuts expand on redundancies initially announced in May, which affected eight facilities including in Spain - where trucks and vans are made - and Indonesia, where the March and Datsun models are manufactured.
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"I just was having so much fun, because it's already there, all of the concepts, you just have to expand on them," she told Zane Lowe on Beats 1radio (as reported by Billboard).
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If modern design has since neglected such innovative thinking, then Savvy Contemporary hopes to expand on "border voices" that are often ignored or rarely presented in their own terms within the architectural community.
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But according to Musk's tweets this weekend, the first location to expand on Tesla's slightly eerie charging stops is going to have a lot more going on than microwave burritos and big gulps.
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The administration, this week, is attempting to expand on those efforts by revamping the database, hiring over 20133 new FBI agents to operate it, and making further exhortations that states should report information.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), the DCCC's recruitment chairman, agreed.
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The Facebook-owned chat platform just announced that it will test some new features designed specifically for business-to-customer messaging, following up on the rumors that it would expand on its offerings.
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Zatarra Research, which popped up on the web only shortly before launching attacks on Wirecard, has made repeated accusations via Twitter and in commentaries that expand on an initial report, released on Feb.
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Seven projects were chosen for the investment and the highest grant of $10 million will go to RTI International to expand on projects they have worked on with the department in the past.
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The legislation would also expand on sentencing legislation passed in 2010 that reduces the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine convictions, extending the revisions retroactively to those convicted under the previous statute.
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He'll also expand on looking at design as a means for problem solving, the lasting legacy of IBM's design thinking and innovation, and what he believes is the defining component of successful teams.
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Its deviations in terms of content and writing are intriguing in terms of adaptation, as it manages to capture the wicked spirit of the books while making departures that expand on the canon.
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Speaking after the release of the report, Governor Mark Carney of the BoE, didn't want to expand on such concerns but stated that an increase in car financing was among the top worries.
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It wasn't a bad speech, exactly, but it also didn't do much to expand on the themes that have been expounded on again and again by Clinton's squad of surrogates throughout the convention.
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A couple of readers wanted me to expand on the reasons for the gap between Apple's number and Google's $80 billion, specifically that Apple's number included money distributed in China while Google's doesn't.
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In my latest work, Infinite Essence, I expand on framed portraiture and these themes of emancipation onto the spiritual plane, leveraging my training as a biomedical engineer and depicting dimensions of the soul.
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Ahead of the event on Thursday, both Warren and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the only openly gay candidate running for president, released plans to secure and expand on protections for LGBTQ rights.
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While his campaign has put forward a series of policy promises that aim to expand on President Barack Obama's domestic record, he often talks about a return to some kind of better past.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) announced his retirement on Wednesday.
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Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) and Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.).
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It was no surprise that Ancelotti declined to mention that Bayern's first goal, a penalty, was, at best, debatable, or to expand on Zidane's claim that Bayern's second goal stemmed from another offside.
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She wouldn't count out Rent the Runway opening more of its own standalone stores down the road and said in the meantime the company plans to expand on a much larger scale with WeWork.
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"During an appearance in Virginia, retired Army Lt. General Michael Flynn asked the presidential candidate to expand on the four components of his national security strategy, naming them as "military, cyber, financial and idealogical.
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He has repeatedly declined during the 2016 campaign to either walk back or expand on the claims, arguing that it would draw media coverage and distract from what he considers the race's core issues.
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But with the benchmark index already up 20% year-to-date partly due to rate-cut expectations, a quarter-point cut may not be enough to expand on or even sustain 2019's gains.
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"We are moving forward with the expectation that it will continue to be (upheld), and he's going to continue to fight to build on it and expand on it," a senior campaign official said.
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Once I realized what was going on in the songwriting process, I got too locked in with going with the set sound of these songs rather than looking for weird shit to expand on.
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Sahuquillo plans to continue and expand on her project with public performances and is preparing for a live body painting event in April at Espai Fundació Eina, in Barra de Ferro Street in Barcelona.
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Stamos previously lectured a security class at Stanford and intends to expand on that foundation with a hands-on "hack lab" where students explore real-world hacking techniques and how to defend against them.
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In a letter to Christopher Krebs, who leads the Department of Homeland Security's cyber and infrastructure protection wing, Wyden asked the department to expand on what it has learned from agencies' adoption of DMARC.
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The financing will allow the region to expand on recent projects like the new Expo Line light rail connecting downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica, and to improve bus service and repave local streets.
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Facebook made its statement in response to questions from a committee of the British Parliament, which has sought to expand on parallel American congressional investigations around the election of Donald J. Trump as president.
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She will expand on this project for PSSST's inaugural exhibition, Edges of Chaos, which will comprise performances, talks, and an archive of images and ephemera related to SoCal Latino party crews of the '90s.
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The show drops a few bits of exposition about the prisoner, including that he's a threat to Catherine's throne, but it doesn't fully expand on why and how this young man wound up jailed.
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From this critical foundation they expand on a theory of weirdness, disruption, and subversion of technological techniques and "innovation," all aimed at finding a mode of understanding that's appropriate for the Athropocene and beyond.
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Today's news confirms the rumors that had been circulating since November, and it means this Star Trek Discovery spinoff will be the fourth series to expand on the Star Trek franchise for CBS's streaming service.
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Ultimately, Alto's Odyssey manages to expand on the original in fresh ways that matter to the gameplay experience (both from a mechanical and graphical perspective), without compromising the things that made the first one great.
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"If I could expand on that and reach out to more people and there be more of a group to connect with and have people relate with each other, that would be helpful," she added.
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"Under President Obama, we've become less prosperous, less safe, and less free, but incredibly, Hillary Clinton wants to not only double down but expand on this legacy of failure," RNC spokesman Michael Short told CNN.
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Nissan's job cuts expand on redundancies initially announced in May, which affected eight facilities including in Spain - where trucks and vans are made - and Indonesia, where the March subcompact hatchback and Datsun models are manufactured.
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Mixmag reported that despite the lawsuit progressing through California's court system, it came to an abrupt end on January 22, when it was dismissed by the plaintiffs for reasons the publication did not expand on.
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Ed Perlmutter (D-Colo.) and Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) and Sen.
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John Kasich, the Republican primary's most moderate candidate, worked to expand on promising poll numbers in New York with a speech this morning sharply criticizing Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, without mentioning them by name.
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Proactive public diplomacy can expand on the strategic rationales already provided by the administration in announcing its new approach to Iran, and highlight Iran's legally-binding non-proliferation obligations regardless of the nuclear deal's fate.
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The program was intended to expand on another initiative, "Summer Streets," in which a section of Park Avenue south of 72nd Street and all of Lafayette Street were closed to vehicles on three August Saturdays.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (Wash.) and Pete Welch (Vt.) also received an invite.
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The National Institutes of Health has a partnership with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts called Sound Health: Music and the Mind, to expand on the links between music and mental health.
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Still, Ms. Sandberg and Mr. Zuckerberg decided to expand on Mr. Stamos's work, creating a group called Project P, for "propaganda," to study false news on the site, according to people involved in the discussions.
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Rouhani didn't expand on his threat, but it comes just a week after Iran struck American bases in Iraq with ballistic missiles, in retaliation for the U.S.'s drone strike killing of the powerful Gen.
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Last fall—more than a year ago—his head trade representative announced that the three countries had worked out an agreement, the USMCA, that would improve and expand on the terms of the original deal.
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A third (32%) of women told us they had been made to feel that theirs were not "normal", and when we gave them the chance to expand on this, their accounts made for a disheartening read.
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According to The Korea Herald, the Note 83 should also sport a new version of Samsung's digital assistant, dubbed Bixby 28, which should expand on the Bixby's existing image recognition, personal assistant, and makeup purchasing duties.
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Similarly, central bank Governor Zhou Xiaochuan took pains to expand on its views in the face of international criticism that China needs to communicate better about its policies, particularly after its surprise currency devaluation last year.
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Gun rights activists are eager for the Supreme Court to expand on a 2008 ruling that found for the first time that there is an individual right to bear arms for self-defense in the home.
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She should use tonight's debate to expand on her message for younger Democrats, but going forward, she'll need to go beyond rhetoric and do more work on the policy front to make a truly persuasive case.
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The examination of phone records and intercepted calls, online and physical surveillance, intelligence, and interviews with subjects of interest allowed investigators to expand on Gnerre's and other suspects' networks and discover more people in their orbit.
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"People know more about (FGM) now because it has been on TV and it's great to use these shows to expand on the conversation," said Leyla Hussein, co-founder of anti-FGM charity Daughters of Eve.
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Timex was one of the first American watch brands to expand on a mass scale and they suffered greatly during the 1980 quartz crisis, a moment when the watch industry went from mechanical movements to electronic.
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It's likely he'll expand on the lengthy manifesto that he published in February, where he outlined his vision for Facebook to help better the world and not just serve as a technology layer to connect it.
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Brian Boyd, a professor of English who has written and studied the evolution of stories and storytelling has drawn from Dunbar's theory to expand on the ways in which gossip might have helped early humans cooperate.
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To expand on the Hobbit metaphor, this is like Frodo Baggins leaving the Ring in Rivendell instead of going all the way to Mordor – it's fine, but it's not quite as wild as it could be.
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But this does not mean we will allow for the militia to expand on the ground, they must realise that every day they do not get closer to the political solution, they lose on the ground.
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I'm happy to receive this comment (and a few others from readers who made related points), because it gives me a reason to expand on something I only had room to hint at in that column.
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Over the past year, Murakami has taken simultaneously retrospective and productive approaches; in three separate museum exhibitions, he has reintroduced work from the 1990s, showing it alongside bold new works that expand on his established themes.
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Multiple members talked about the need to expand on Obamacare's "delivery and payment reforms," which reduced health care costs by reimbursing providers on the basis of the value of the services, rather than simply their volume.
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Gillibrand, 52, was asked to expand on her recent response to a white woman in Ohio who was having financial troubles due to the loss of manufacturing and who challenged the senator's notion of white privilege.
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" He declined to expand on the nature of the material beyond saying there was no doubt that Huawei had "the capability to hack a system" and "the mandate by the government to do so upon request.
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He's got bright-colored murals splashed up all over the city, and new projects in the works that aim to elevate and expand on ATL's growing public street-art scene—painting it forward, if you will.
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Forsgren says that with GitHub, she saw an opportunity to expand on the work she started at DORA — given that GitHub is where a community of over 40 million developers goes to get their work done.
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She'll also use the space to help cultivate new choreographers, which will expand on her work with Context, a dance festival she initiated five years ago that will be in Moscow and St. Petersburg this November.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) predicted that the transcripts would be released eventually.
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This won't help with understanding the appeal of fluid dynamics or the night sky, but Dr. Prum is attempting to revive and expand on a view that Charles Darwin held, one that sounds revolutionary even now.
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The new alert, if issued, would expand on a 2016 Homeland Security department warning to SAP customers after Onapsis uncovered plans by Chinese hackers to exploit out-date software used by dozens of companies, Nunez said.
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The most states targeted in the buy -- Arkansas, Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Utah -- are new investments for the campaign, while the buys made in California and Texas expand on previous investments.
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The president went on to threaten a "strong" response to Iran if Tehran chooses to retaliate harshly for the U.S. strike against a top Iranian general, though he didn't expand on what his administration was considering.
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It's possible that there was at one point a burning creative drive fueling this enterprise — a need to fill out this world, or expand on its themes, or just spend time with these likable characters again.
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Not only did he conceive of ideas as original as the phonograph and alkaline battery, but he also worked to expand on existing ideas — such as the lightbulb — and brought them to fruition in creative ways.
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First, the UN's International Law Commission is holding a weeks-long meeting — from July 6003 to August 9 — to explore how it might expand on the 28 principles already in place to keep nature safe during war.
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On top of being able to do standard smartwatch stuff like relay notifications, count steps, and reply to texts, the Galaxy Watch looks to expand on the true purpose of modern smartwatch: tracking your health and fitness.
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Lyrics like "Even though it's not who I am / I'm not afraid of who I used to be" and "Change is a thing you can count on / I feel so much younger now" expand on Cyrus's growth.
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Known as Paradise Found, the project aims to rebuild and expand on the site of the former K Club, a once exclusive resort on Barbuda favored by celebrities including Princess Diana, that has been closed since 2004.
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I hope that they have these images now and that they're able to build their own worlds and their own universes and expand on what they would like to do, because the fact is, we deserve it.
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The exhibition, on view January 24 through May 10, 2020, builds on several public projects and commissions created by the artist in recent years and continues to revise, rework, and expand on key works from her past.
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Post says they're planning to expand on that in 2020, with a targeted list of 12 states: There are two big things that could make a difference for Democrats in 2020: increased fundraising and galvanized progressive groups.
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Dr. Karp is credited with kicking off the swaddle movement among parents and says he wanted to expand on his product offerings after not finding the kind of swaddle he wished were on the market for parents.
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So, to make consumer reviews matter most to consumers, it's important to encourage all reviews, avoid hiding negative ones, offer customers the opportunity to expand on their reviews and act on customer reviews based on specific feedback.
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We reviewed the book in VICE magazine's monthly literary round-up, but given the opportunity for a quick chat with Sam, alongside the offer of some exclusive photos, we thought we would expand on our earlier adulation.
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Despite being on the absolute other end of the complexity spectrum from his fabulous synths, it seemed to share a common goal: to break and expand on the established mode of the senses, and to bring joy.
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Launched in Africa in 2013 by China's Internet giant Tencent and its 34 percent shareholder South African e-commerce and media group Naspers, WeChat Africa is a rare south-south corporate partnership to expand on the continent.
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The dual moves expand on a series of steps that a tearful Mr. Obama pledged to take in January to confront gun violence with or without Congress, which has offered stiff opposition to broader gun control measures.
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Project Ara is more ambitious than LG and Lenovo's two modular phones with more swappable pieces, but the general idea is the same: to expand on a phone's features without needing to buy a brand new phone.
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He wouldn't expand on the plans ahead of their formal launch, but one of the areas where the euro still lags the dollar, and increasingly in recent years the Chinese yuan, is the commodity and energy markets.
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Despite thorny U.S.-Russia relations, the U.S. may press Russia and other producers to expand on their just-announced deal to increase crude output, as the U.S. attempts to cut off Iran from the world oil market.
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Combined with the International Criminal Court's November decision to move toward investigating alleged U.S. war crimes in Afghanistan, there is now ample space for the White House to expand on the president's focus on protecting American sovereignty.
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"Nickelodeon has generated scores of characters that kids love, and we look forward to telling wholly original stories that re-imagine and expand on the worlds they inhabit," said Melissa Cobb, vice president, Nickelodeon, in a statement.
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President Trump will expand on the techniques of his predecessors, especially because, unlike most of them, he has incentives to avoid inquiry into conflicts of interest between his business dealings and his conduct of foreign and domestic policy.
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Companies have shown they're ready and willing to generate novel ideas in this space, but as they expand on that impulse they'll need to do a better job showing us why we need them in the first place.
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The new findings expand on previous studies showing people benefit when they continue to take their statins, said Dr. Robert Rosenson, a professor of cardiology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.
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This focus on community also meshes with the startup's plans to eventually expand on BumbleBIZZ, which is Bumble's attempt to help users with professional and social networking, and retain users who may not necessarily be looking to date.
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From the personalities of the ship's bridge crew to the finer physiological points of "species reassignment," many of the show's smaller details traveled painlessly under the radar, though season 2 — tentatively scheduled for 2019 — might expand on them.
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In the Fox News town hall, Klobuchar said she supports universal health care, a central point of several of her rivals' campaigns, but thinks it is better to first try to expand on the existing Affordable Care Act.
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Your profile includes up to six photos, a headline of at least 100 characters, an "About me" section where you can expand on your professional experience, and the option to list experience at previous jobs and academic institutions.
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Based off Studio MDHR's 2017 side scroller Cuphead, the show is expected to "expand on the characters and world of Cuphead, with animation style inspired by the classic Fleischer cartoons from the 1930s," according to the press release.
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The multi-year program will expand on the renowned blind tenor's 2016 "Voices of Haiti" project that provided musical therapy and training, lessons, rehearsals, play time and meals to 12,000 children in one of the world's poorest countries.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 28503 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), who represents the district where the crash occurred, said Monday.
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Dr. Jeffrey Shuren, head of the FDA's medical device division, said in an interview that the move would simply expand on something the agency is already doing with it's 20-year-old, rarely-used "abbreviated" 510(k) pathway.
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Steven, you said in an interview with the LA Times you were afraid to take this role because you didn't want to do something you had no business doing; I was wondering if you could expand on that.
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In fact, Republicans say they sense an opportunity to expand on their narrow majority following the Kavanaugh fight: > Democrats had hoped to spring upsets in Texas and Tennessee, but October polls in both deep-red states show Sen.
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Welch adds that employers are interested in hiring people who really want to work for them so it's important that you expand on parts of the job you love in order to avoid being eliminated from the running.
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She may be able to expand on information raised in now-public impeachment transcripts, or contacts may have since reminded her of additional events, as was the case Wednesday with Yovanovitch's replacement in Ukraine, acting ambassador William Taylor.
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While Yates did not expand on the details of the case at the hearing, it has been widely reported that Yates told McGahn that Flynn had lied about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak before Trump's inauguration.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) told CNN's Wolf Blitzer before the new restrictions were imposed.
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More From VICELAND: I decided to expand on this work as part of a broader lexicographic project to collect so-called "untranslatable" words that pertain to well-being, a work-in-progress which currently features nearly 1,000 words.
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Not every episode of The Simpsons is "Kamp Krusty" (though I think that's one of the weaker episodes of the show's best season), but there's probably room to expand on every Simpsons episode to have aired so far.
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American negotiators would seek to expand on Mr. Kim's offer in Hanoi in February to give up the country's main nuclear-fuel production site, at Yongbyon, in return for the most onerous sanctions against the country being lifted.
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By adding an actual story mode, the sequel will look to expand on the lore that Blizzard has slowly been building for the Overwatch universe over the past few years with in-game content and elaborate cinematic shorts.
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Don Bacon (R-Neb.); Eric Blanc, a surrogate for the Sanders campaign and a writer for Jacob, to expand on the need for the labor movement to back Sanders; and Don Calloway, senior adviser for former Massachusetts Gov.
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While both refused to significantly expand on the disagreement, Warren pointed out that "the only people on this stage who have won every single election they have been in are the women: Amy and me," referring to Sen.
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Another executive, Chief Financial Officer James Kehoe, acknowledged that the company needs ot be more decisive as it picks which partnerships it wants to expand on, mentioning collaborations with the health insurers Humana and UnitedHealth and with VillageMD.
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They expand on revelations this past May, when a court order in the case involving the university and Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association Insurance Co. first stated that Paterno knew about sexual abuse allegations against Sandusky as far back as 1976.
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Not only has sex work allowed me to expand on my administrative skill set in a way that my finance roles couldn't, it's taught me how to truly connect with another person on an emotional, spiritual, and physical level.
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The campaign believes that a strategy focused on highlighting issues such as school choice, the creation of opportunity zones and criminal justice reform could help Trump expand on the portion of this voter bloc that he won in 2016.
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In an attempt to expand on Singh's work and provide something of a cultural breakdown regarding who finds what attractive, Heidekrueger examined the influential factors surrounding which waist-to-hip ratio was considered most attractive on a global scale.
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As with its movie/TV plans, Apple's reportedly been talking to a number of different publishers to launch what some are referring to as a "Netflix for News," which would expand on its acquisition of digital magazine app Texture.
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The season one Sopranos episode "Down Neck" featured flashbacks of a young Tony during the riots, but it's unclear whether the film will expand on that episode or tell a completely different story set in the same time period.
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SALINAS: But if you're saying that you would... (APPLAUSE) ... if you're saying that you would expand on the executive actions, how do you that they're not going to end up in a legal battle just like Obama's executive actions?
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This means voters in the remaining 48 states will have to choose a candidate who now declines to expand on the worldview he laid out before, making it harder to decide who should be the next commander in chief.
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On May 16, medical officials confirmed an American government employee serving in China had similar symptoms, though U.S. officials can not expand on the injuries nor can they definitively establish a connection between the health scare in China versus Cuba.
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With the success these education innovations had at Touro (admissions were up, students were being accepted into top residency programs, and in-class performance was up across the board), Lenihan began looking for a way to expand on his innovations.
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White House officials promised an order of voter fraud last week, previewing a move that would expand on Trump's interest in the unproven claims he has made since November's election alleging millions of illegal votes were cast, without citing any evidence.
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Twitter — which already has a policy against hateful conduct and prohibits attacking people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, and serious disease — says the new policy would expand on this.
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"If they can get through this year, 2016, we think it really sets them up well to really expand on their profitability and be able to grow subscribers, potentially reaching 100 million subscribers worldwide in the next few years," he said.
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JAKARTA, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The search for an Indonesian aircraft which crashed into the sea with 189 people onboard will expand on Wednesday to 15 nautical miles from the area where the plane lost contact, according to search and rescue officials.
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Today, the organization stepped up this promise of keeping its users' data private by adding to the browser a few new features that expand on this by adding a new privacy feature, as well as a few other new tools.
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Joel Weber, who has done a terrific job running Bloomberg Markets over the last two years and has extensive experience in publishing, is taking on Megan's role and will work with the talented team to expand on Businessweek's achievements across platforms.
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Mr Trump told the Financial Times last week that the US could take unilateral action to eliminate the nuclear threat from North Korea — comments that raised the spectre of pre-emptive strikes — but he did not expand on his potential policies.
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We can create new ferry routes (particularly on Manhattan's West Side), cap the number of sightseeing buses that clog our streets, add new Select Bus Service routes, and expand on programs encouraging truck deliveries overnight instead of during peak traffic hours.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2900 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) and Chris CollinsChristopher (Chris) Carl CollinsNate McMurray launches second challenge against GOP Rep.
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The new money will help the four-year-old company expand on what it says is a quest to change mass transportation, including expansion within existing markets, like New York City and Chicago, and entering new cities, like Boston and Washington.
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"Nickelodeon has generated scores of characters that kids love, and we look forward to telling wholly original stories that reimagine and expand on the worlds they inhabit," Melissa Cobb, Netflix's vice president of original animation, said in the news release.
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"Nickelodeon has generated scores of characters that kids love, and we look forward to telling wholly original stories that re-imagine and expand on the worlds they inhabit," Netflix vice president of original animation Melissa Cobb shared in the press release.
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It is not clear whether prosecutors really need her testimony or whether they can make the case based on emails and other documents, but her testimony surely would be helpful if she were to corroborate or expand on the paper trail.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), an Ex-Im supporter who represents a district close to Boeing's headquarters.
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But the team at Breitbart News, the right-wing opinion and news website that some critics have denounced as a hate site, is elated — and eager to expand on a victory that it views as a profound validation of its cause.
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After taking part in the day's programming of panel discussions, Tong hit us up with eight observations (listed in bold) that he took away from the summit and included some direct quotes from participants that complement and expand on his claims.
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This failed attempt to expand on the Super Nintendo's Mario Paint, a game that came with a mouse and allowed players to make images and music, never saw daylight outside of Japan, becoming something of a holy grail among collectors.
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The MOU means that Virgin Hyperloop One can now expand on its work looking at the feasibility of routes with Andhra Pradesh, which it announced earlier this year, to cover lines connecting some of India's largest and fastest growing cities.
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At her death Ms. Hart was still exploring ways to expand on entrenched lines of thought as a producer of "Shirah of Bethlehem," an animated musical that seeks to add a female figure to the male-heavy imagery surrounding Christmas.
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But more than that, I was looking forward to watching Bradley develop — eager to see him expand on the flashes of brilliance he displayed as a freshman, to see him grow from a gawky teenager into a confident young man.
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Now another bipartisan effort, the ABLE to Work Act, seeks to expand on these previous efforts by making it possible for disabled people who work to save a portion of their income in an ABLE account without risking their benefits.
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The policy seeks to expand on an existing policy that permits low-level officials to fast-track deportation without a hearing within 100 miles of the border and for individuals who have been in the country less than two weeks.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) said he's sat through many hearings that were a waste of time.
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With the tighter deadline, I selfishly wish I had just a little more time to expand on a moment or two, but his fan base seemed really excited about what we came up with so my heart is very full.
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This is the mode that has helped me expand on my mostly black wardrobe: While shopping, I can point my phone at a jacket and learn whether it's a hideous brownish orange or what I'm told is a fashionable brownish green.
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When you have that, when you have an emotion or a message that you want to get across, it's a lot easier to expand on things than a short film that's just a concept or a character's story writ large.
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The Seattle-based ferry company Clipper was recently acquired by the German company FRS, which plans to expand on its existing service from Seattle to Victoria and Seattle to San Juan Island to include a new hub in Vancouver for service to Victoria.
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Day's physical descriptions of London — from its "grimy rib cage" that "seems to lift and expand" on rare sunny mornings to its inhabitants who "tsk-tsk at tourists taking too long to understand the tube map" — reveal her sensitivity to nuanced detail.
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When Zhou and other representatives from the central bank were asked Friday to expand on the statement, Zou Lan, deputy director-general of the financial market department, gave the example of the PBOC's success in increasing financing for small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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The center is the brainchild of the Saudi Arabia-based nonprofit Art Jameel, and it is an attempt to further expand on what has happened in the UAE in the last decade and bring a serious long lasting local institution into the picture.
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As well as the Go matches, the event will host a series of panels from many of Google's artificial intelligence and machine learning luminaries, who we can expect to expand on many of the initiatives Google laid out last week at I/O.
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Jo Ann Ross, president and chief advertising officer at CBS, told Variety that this is "just the beginning: We will continue to work with the show, and across all of our dayparts, to innovate and expand on what we offer our advertisers."
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To reclaim the "grinding" part of the grindcore sound, Godflesh they drew on Broadrick's experience playing guitar for an early version of Napalm Death, then incorporated a drum machine and minimal, punishing instrumentation to expand on the vocabulary of the post punk scene.
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Rather than trying to expand on Steven Soderbergh's original, Gregory Jacobs's sequel "tosses it all aside like a handyman's tool belt and throws itself headlong into the intoxicating carnality of what is demurely called 'male entertainment,'" A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But when Lifetime ended in 1997, guitarist Dan Yemin was already looking to expand on what his band had built, attempting to find a way to ratchet up Lifetime's aggression without cutting out the bubbly guitar melodies he'd become so adept at crafting.
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Thiel, a billionaire who now sits on Facebook's board and who is Silicon Valley's highest-profile Trump supporter, appeared Monday on Fox News' Tucker Carlson Tonight to expand on charges — including "seemingly treasonous" behavior — that he first leveled during a conservative conclave Sunday.
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"Right now, we're about to expand on our house because we are starting the baby thing … We keep buying art already," explains Bass, 39, who recently partnered with Tru by Hilton to host a Connect 4 tournament in celebration of its 50th hotel.
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Following last night's unbelievable season 1 finale, Vanity Fair asked Marti Noxon to expand on her original statement that there were no plans for a second season of the HBO show, and she conceded that it's not totally out of the question.
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Howe also claimed the IP bill does not expand on existing state agency capabilities vis-a-vis removing encryption, emphasizing that it can only be used to require a company to remove encryption where it is "reasonably practicable" for them to do so.
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And while each game individually might not have the depth of a Mario Odyssey or Breath of the Wild, the sheer number of games and especially how you can expand on each Plaza game might give the Labo kit even more replay value.
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Still, the results expand on previous research on gun injuries tied to recreational activities like paintball and target shooting, said Joseph Canner, co-author of an editorial accompanying the study and a researcher at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.
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When Primus decided to take a year off and Lennon's girlfriend and musical partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl decided to pursue a side project, it only made sense for the guys to expand on their backstage jam sessions and create an original recorded work.
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Two years later, he met the Duffers at the Tribeca Film Festival and pitched The Montauk Project, a series that would expand on the short (both are based on an actual conspiracy theory about psychological experiments based near the New York town).
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Then, investigators then took their claims to be unable to find evidence to support the story to a court in Rio that on Wednesday ordered Lochte and Feigen to expand on the versions of the incident they had given to the authorities.
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We've got to finish this first, so were not rushing too far ahead, but if Tokyo 42 does well we'd love to expand on it as there are a bunch of ideas that we just can't fit into the schedule right now.
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Now, backed by $80 million in fresh funding that it closed on earlier this month, the fast-ballooning company is looking to expand on ways to attract new people to its platform, and two of those new areas center on business and politics.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2900 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), a member of the Intelligence Committee, told CNN's "The Situation Room" on Thursday night.
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It will expand on Thursday to Miami, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. The rollout of Express Pool comes a day after the company announced it was setting a five- to 10-year timeframe for initial operation and testing of its mass air transit efforts.
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Washington Democratic Congressman Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE remarks about the Mueller Testimony Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright said Tuesday that Sen.
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It's also tempting to expand on ways in which the novel's characters represent aspects of the Polish people during World War II. Even the winsome chapter-heading designs created by the illustrator Laura Carlin can be interpreted in more than one way.
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It was a chance for him to have a little fun if he wanted, a chance for him to publicly expand on his reasons for leaving Cleveland a second time and for joining a team he had long been attached to in rumors.
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This made it more difficult for candidates to expand on their answers — they could have talked about the connections between immigrants' rights and reproductive health during the discussion on immigration, for example, but the format made such connections hard to bring up.
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It's the only way to access the menu (you tap the top of the screen), shop for new books and magazines, adjust the screen lighting and even change the font size (you use two fingers to pinch or expand on the screen).
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In Tuesday&aposs announcement, the company said that it plans to expand on the program by hiring up to 3,800 full-time customer support employees by the end of 2020 in addition to the 1,000 full-time employees it has already hired.
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The rules expand on the greenhouse gas and fuel efficiency standards unveiled in 2202 and are designed to cut 2628 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption by an additional 28500 percent over the first phase.
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Over the next two weeks, Biden's campaign will expand on those efforts by building out a formal Super Tuesday apparatus, adding to its dedicated staffing in the Philadelphia headquarters and hiring state directors in some of the biggest and most delegate-rich states.
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The so-called Moscow Declaration seeks to expand on the recent Turkey-Russia-brokered cease-fire in Aleppo, which was extended at Iran's late insistence to include evacuations of the wounded from two pro-government villages in Idlib province besieged by rebels.
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The latest documents expand on prior reports that detailed efforts by Education Department officials to protect Dream Center Education Holdings, the owner of the Art Institutes and Argosy University, from punishment for lying to students about the accreditation of its now-closed schools. Rep.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Alipay payment platform has inked deals with 10 overseas airports as it looks to expand on the back of Chinese consumers' growing appetite for travel, and has already signed up more than 80,000 merchants worldwide, a senior executive said on Monday.
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As much as I love Margaret Atwood's novel The Handmaid's Tale in its own right, no one can deny that the Hulu series based on it has been able to do much more to expand on the lives of other characters in this horrible dystopia.
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Not only does Walker now wish to drug test people on food stamps, but he wants to expand on that idea to drug test people receiving Medicaid—which very likely is an unconstitutional search and seizure, as was ruled in Florida's welfare drug testing law.
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The four new projects are being written by different writers, the majority of whom have written "major theatrical films" in the past, according to EW. The potential new shows would expand on the world George R.R. Martin created in the Game of Thrones series.
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When Elon Musk took the stage at the International Astronautical Congress today to expand on the Mars plan he revealed at the event last year, he started where people had the most questions last time around: How will you pay for trips to Mars?
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), one of several candidates running to become the next chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Rather than trying to expand on Steven Soderbergh's original, Gregory Jacobs's sequel "tosses it all aside like a handyman's tool belt and throws itself headlong into the intoxicating carnality of what is demurely called 'male entertainment,'" A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Yet for the company to win more converts, it must now show that it can not only expand on its digital offerings but can maintain its profitability despite rising minimum wages that have largely soured U.S. fund managers on restaurants overall, fund managers say.
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His administration has followed through on some of his threats — applying tariffs on many steel and aluminum imports, the existing tariffs on Chinese imports that Mr. Trump threatened to expand on Sunday — but has backed off whenever markets and the economy have looked soft.
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Mr. Trump, who denounced the agreement in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly this week as an "embarrassment to the United States," wants to expand on it by extending its time frame and imposing new limits on Iran's development of ballistic missiles.
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"Given 90 percent of users are using emoji in their payment notes, bringing characters like Mizky, Simone, and Romeon to the platform was a natural way for us to expand on our mission: enriching conversations everywhere," Holler's CEO and founder Travis Montaque told Mashable.
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As airlines expand on-board dining, passengers are making special meal requests and airlines are tweaking menus to please travelers with more exciting vegetarian options, a move they appear willing to make as they enjoy the longest stretch of profitability in at least four decades.
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In other words, it sounds like anyone looking wanting to know how Stranger Things season two will expand on season one should go watch Ridley Scott's Alien — famed for its mysteries, cosmic horrors, and suspense with gory payoffs — and then compare it to Cameron's Aliens.
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Shanahan did not expand on or offer any additional explanation regarding his comments but an aide to the acting defense secretary later told CNN that he likes the regular process for matters as a rule, but once the decision was made by the administration, he supported it.
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You'll have an idea, expand on it before you build it, realize you don't have the time or resources to make it as feature-rich as you'd hoped, make your way through development and, finally, launch — with fewer features than you thought possible at the beginning.
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Pub date: July 22016 Rachel Cusk's highly anticipated Coventry is the provocative author's first collection of essays, comprising a selection of new and previously published writings that expand on the themes prevalent in her fiction — family, gender, politics, art, and the conflicts between private and public selves.
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Even before news broke Monday night that the Justice Department wants the courts to strike down the entire Affordable Care Act, a press conference to introduce a package of bills that would incrementally expand on the Affordable Care Act was already on House Democrats' Tuesday agenda.
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A spokesperson from Germany's Federal Ministry of Interior confirmed by email that on several occasions there had been talks to expand on the model of the agreement between the European Union and Turkey for processing and accommodating migrants and asylum-seekers, however nothing official has been approved.
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By pushing through a new round of sanctions that will expand on those that already exist against Russia, US legislators may be inadvertently giving the Kremlin something it has hoped would happen ever since the Crimea crisis began: driving a wedge between Europe and the United States.
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In Buenos Aires, there will be an opportunity for both leaders to engage in a substantive dialogue about the future of the region, as well as expand on an extensive bilateral agenda that includes trade, investment, education, renewable energy and climate change, citizen security, and drug policy.
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I put my top three VR experiences (Giant, 280x703, and Kiya) into a larger Verge piece on the best of Sundance, but there was so much to choose from that I wanted to expand on that with a less formal overview of my five personal favorites.
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Shares of fin-tech company Green Dot surged 16% after the company issued a joint-statement with Walmart, announcing the creation of a new fin-tech accelerator named "TailFin Labs, LLC," which will help the retail giant expand on its current suite of omnichannel retail shopping tools.
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The number of nonprofits continue to expand on a monthly basis and funders are now looking at collective impact and large models to move the needle forward; therefore, larger nonprofits are able to be highly competitive and compete for more dollars, leaving smaller organizations to struggle.
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A MINUS Meek Mill: Championships (Maybach Music Group) This post-prison freedom cry is a 19-track marathon whose beats rise and fall while a solid third of its rhymes expand on Mill's unsought status as a case study in the racism of the parole system.
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Modi, who was expected to meet with Trump on Monday, attended the high-profile meetings set up via the Indian embassy, in which executives were said to have expressed concerns over India's current regulatory environment, which has made it difficult to invest and expand on the subcontinent.
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And even though Mr. de Blasio made a rhetorical sport of denigrating all things related to Mr. Bloomberg, he has chosen to keep and expand on some of his predecessor's most important public health initiatives, including the fight against tobacco and pushing for calorie labeling at restaurants.
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" Klobuchar said last week that if the millennial mayor were a woman, he wouldn't be on the debate stage — but she didn't expand on the attack onstage Wednesday night, instead using the line as an opening to talk about how women are "held to a higher standard.
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In a letter to Rao dated Tuesday, Hawley asked the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals nominee to expand on her use of "outside sources" to interpret the Constitution and on her interpretation of a 1992 Supreme Court decision that affirmed the "essential holding" of Roe v. Wade.
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When I asked CBS president Glenn Geller to expand on the decision at CBS's scheduling press conference, he said it wasn't true that the network had passed on Drew because it was too female, explaining the pilot wasn't as successful as others CBS had picked up.
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Of the remaining three-quarters who do not support repeal, the overwhelming majority do say they support making changes to the law -- though they define these changes differently: 30% of those surveyed hoped to expand on the existing ACA; 17% wanted to scale back on what the ACA does.
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Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon, said the conversation about the proposed Space Force is leading to "interesting times," though Aldrin, who was caught on camera looking baffled when Trump spoke about space last year, did not expand on what he meant by that.
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The Kitchen is already working on future versions that will adjust to your foot automatically and in real time—as a runner's feet swell, say, the shoes will correspondingly expand on their own, obviating the need for the buttons that allow current prototype users to adjust the fit manually.
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"Without the initiative and contributions of both private historians devoted to preservation of our history and the FBI's support, the Marine Corps would not have this opportunity to expand on the historical record of the second flag raising on Mount Suribachi," the Marine Corps said in a statement.
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Although Wallack said that he wouldn't expand on Frankel's "provocations, inflexibility" and "need for attention," he alleged that the mother of one and her team want the court to believe the former couple is so hostile with each other that they need to throw out the old agreement.
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Until now, ABC has been surprisingly slow to cash in on Marvel properties, despite their shared parentage as units of the Walt Disney Co. Attempts to expand on "SHIELD" have fizzled, as "Agent Carter" was canceled and a pilot featuring spun-off characters wasn't picked up as a series.
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The main takeaway from today's launch, however, is that both the Kubernetes community and Google are taking security very seriously — and that they are aware that if they want enterprises to use GKE for even more of their workloads, they'll have to continue to expand on this work.
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Evans' comments expand on what has become a broad set of reasons for the Fed to cut rates, each providing a different set of policymakers a rationale for lowering borrowing costs even with unemployment near a record low and, by most accounts, the economy growing at a healthy pace.
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It did feel like he just kept getting more famous while he was away, and I think part of that was because of guys like you and Mike WiLL continuing to hold down that legacy, to bring in new artists and expand on the sound you guys had built.
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It's a web of information, but you'll be able to expand on these seemingly disjointed sketches later in the week, as Mercury makes a connection to your planetary ruler Jupiter on Sunday, which, through some second opinions, helps you see the overarching themes that bring your research together.
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Warren seemed early on like she had an ideal opportunity to take what Sanders had built and expand on his coalition — offering a somewhat younger, female face for left-wing politics and adding to it better personal relationships with members of Congress and a sharper mind for policy detail.
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The law's future is at the center of the Democratic presidential primary, with more moderate candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg saying they want to expand on Obamacare by allowing Americans to buy into a Medicare-style public insurance option.
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"You may get some benefit from the tax bill if builders expand on the corporate side, but it is going to be offset by an increase in incomes for entry-level folks that will touch the demand side of the curve," said Doug Duncan, chief economist at Fannie Mae.
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We felt like, OK, now we've done this, what would we like to bring to the table in terms of our own visions and our own musical references that we are carrying around, [to] expand on the whole idea and try to bring something fresh to the genre?
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I wrote about Wayne's verse on "No Problem" before the Year of Lil Wayne even began, and I don't see much need to expand on what was previously said, which is why it is a good song to post as we reflect on the past year of Lil Wayne.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wa.), a fierce supporter of Ex-Im, suggested that McHenry's attempt to reintroduce the rejected June deal was an attempt to sabotage the bill.
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A sequel is currently in the works for Xbox One and PC. Meanwhile, with the SteamWorld Dig series — the second of which comes out on September 21st — the team wanted to keep the sense of loneliness inherent to Metroid, but expand on it with concepts like platforming and digging for treasure.
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Please expand on what criteria the SEC is currently using - specific to digital tokens- to determine under what circumstances the offer and sale of a digital token should properly be considered an "investment contract," and therefore, and offer or sale of "securities" under the Securities Acts and the Howey Test.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (Wash.) on Friday mocked President Trump's campaign promise to bring jobs back to the U.S., saying the president has instead boosted employment for lawyers.
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Through some magic combination of writers, showrunners, and performers, the series managed to expand on the "hangout sitcom" formula, evolving its core characters into fearsomely sharp-witted borderline sociopaths who, despite a collective burden of neuroses and habits that would inspire most people to run away screaming, were somehow still likable.
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The chain seemed to expand on a weekly basis, and it got in the way — of the independent book stores it displaced, of a Jane Jacobs vision of the streetscape, of your belief that you were living in a place that was so much more idiosyncratic than wherever you came from.
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To prevent future attacks, the United States will need to expand on the work being done by law enforcement to combat right-wing terrorism, and President Donald Trump will need to recognize that the threat posed by far-right terrorists is of a similar scope to that posed by jihadist terrorists.
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Behavioral interview questions require you to pull a specific moment from your work history to explain and expand on, and they can be one of the hardest ones to tackle — interview questions are tough enough, but coming up with an example on the spot makes it all the more difficult.
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" I reached out to Harris and asked him to expand on this idea, and here's what he said: "The bourgeois humanism of social democracy has flooded the engine of American revolt, but in the mascot's rabid eyes we recognize anew the unavoidable truth: The people have enemies and they must be destroyed.
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And make no mistake: whether or not we can build on our current momentum to achieve a lasting energy transformation is entirely dependent on the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, which contrasts a candidate who wants to expand on Obama's Clean Power Plan with one who wants to "unleash" American coal production.
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The latest fitness trackers also bring more sensors and more accurate sensors to the table: whether it's the continuous heart rate tracking of the Apple Watch or the altimeter, barometer, and compass built into the Garmin Fenix 3, you can usually expand on the monitoring capabilities of your phone with a dedicated wearable.
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The Russos will executive produce the series and "oversee the creation of an all new storyline" that will "expand on the stories of the Planeswalkers, which are Magic's unique magic-wielding heroes and villains, as they contend with stakes larger than any one world can hold," according to an announcement from Netflix.
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Let me expand on that: we're all happy to harp on about how dance music is a way of bringing people together, content to tell ourselves that DJing is a form of direct non-verbal-communication with crowds that allows them to explore their own individuality within the context of a group.
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Grant agreements released by the faculty senate show that in addition to the renaming and the creation of scholarships trumpeted by the university, the gift from the Koch Foundation is contingent upon the school hiring 12 new faculty members and creating two new centers that will expand on its Law and Economics focus.
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"Given the calendar ahead, Biden should be able to protect and expand on his delegate advantage and either hope to woo the remaining non-Sanders delegates to make the difference or wait on a second ballot and have the superdelegates and his coalition of pledged delegates put him over the top," Putnam said.
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This being a Sunday puzzle, there's plenty of real estate to expand on the theme, so we get to break the glass podium too — there are three more "glass" entries below the belt, SPY, WINE and ALE, and three more asterisked down clues for secretary of state, best director and Nobel laureate.
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This book has many short and often pellucid entries on specific works and in the longer entries, Hyman allows himself to expand on "how an artist organizes reality", not without criticism, as he does with Max Beckmann, Stanley Spencer, early Balthus, Ron Kitaj, Ken Kiff, and especially Bhupen Khakhar and Indian Experience.
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If they're smart, the Democrats will expand on their outreach to the sickest and costliest medical patients and promise not only to give them continued access to care, but work to get them better care by divorcing themselves from the ridiculous promise of covering everyone no matter how healthy and wealthy they might be.
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I feel it's like a video game where only certain characters and levels have been unlocked to where you can expand on them, and it just happens a lot of those are from the dark side, because right now so many of the heroes are our force users that we can't deal with yet.
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While I don't think that Sotheby's is going to quickly give up on its human specialists, what it will mean is that the auction house now will be able to replicate some aspects of their work to help expand on to digital platforms, and to touch more potential buyers and others as a result.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) sharply criticized a White House tweet put out Tuesday that was critical of Vindman, saying that the tweet shows how the impeachment inquiry extends beyond Trump himself.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), who opposed the bipartisan measure from Waters and McHenry, argued Friday that banning innocuous sales to China through Ex-Im undercuts U.S. industry with shortsighted foreign policy.
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And what I believe right now is not only that we need comprehensive immigration reform, if the Congress does not do its job, as president of the United States I will use the executive powers of that office to do what has to be done, to do what President Obama did, and expand on that.
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In a commentary on Wong and Melkonian's paper in Current Biology, Philip Donoghue and Jordi Paps of the University of Bristol expand on the argument that many of the plant genes that look like adaptations to life on land seem to have much deeper histories and may have served different functions in algae originally.
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Trump, on Thursday took to Twitter to expand on Giuliani's case that the payment was not a campaign finance violation, contending that Cohen received a monthly retainer, not from the campaign, "from which he entered into, through reimbursement, a private contract between two parties, known as a non-disclosure agreement, or NDA," Trump wrote.
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More specifically, Judiciary Committee members will press Mr. Mueller to expand on a handful of the dozen or so episodes of potential obstruction cited in his report — including Mr. Trump ordering Don McGahn, the White House counsel at the time, to fire Mr. Mueller, then later instructing Mr. McGahn to deny any such effort.
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Embracing humor may seem like a small thing, but hooks uses Watson's observation to expand on why that perception is so inaccurate to the work of feminism: hooks: That's a pretty big stereotype about feminists, that we're not fun, that we don't have a sense of humor and that everything is so serious and politically correct.
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In court earlier this week, Hoppy's attorney Robert Wallack said that he wouldn't expand on Frankel's "provocations, inflexibility" and "need for attention," but alleged that the mother of one and her team want the court to believe the former couple is so hostile with each other that they need to throw out the old custody agreement.
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Rep. Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), who is retiring at the end of his current term, said in a new interview that there is "way more hate" in politics compared to years past.
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When Jay-Z put corny pictures of Mobb Deep's Prodigy on the 2001 Summer Jam screen when debuting "Takeover," the moment created a mythology and changed the trajectory of what the stakes could be in a rap feud, but the rapid-fire response time of today's social media didn't yet exist to draw it out and expand on it.
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At the very least, Chidi's exact description of it — "a trillion different realities folding onto each other like thin sheets of metal forming a single blade" — seems like a Jeremy Bearimy-adjacent safety net that The Good Place's writers can return to and expand on if they ever find themselves stuck in some inescapable plot corner.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) told reporters, referring to former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, who attempted to place similar limits on his testimony during two appearances before the panel in recent weeks.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (D-Minn.) was asked to expand on her remarks about how if a woman had the same experience as Buttigieg she would not have made it this far in the primary.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) offered a powerful defense of Yovanovitch, using much of the five minutes allocated to him to question the diplomat to instead express his anger at the circumstances of her removal.
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Recorded between London and Senegal, the record is a globetrotting portal into what can happen when traditional African rhythms both coexist and expand on dance-leaning sounds—the latter in this case provided by the album's producer, Johan Hugo Karlberg, a London-based artist known for his work with The Very Best, another famously genre-hopping group.
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Originally released on the Super Famicom, Front Mission had subsequent re-releases that added to its story up until its final release in 2007 on the Nintendo DS. It was the foundational text for the series, establishing its world of competing superstates, and the tactical RPG gameplay that most entries in the series would expand on and refine.
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" But he did not expand on his ideas after eying a slice of chocolate cake on a reporter's dinner tray -- "I'll grab that sucker right off your plate" -- and offered instead a detailed recounting of his failed 2005 effort to renovate the UN's riverfront headquarters: "They didn't even know what New York steam was versus a boiler.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) earlier in the hearing over a persistent decline in business investment, in which Mnuchin accused Heck, who announced this week he won't seek reelection, of "screaming" at him.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) Republicans defend Kraninger: While Democrats seized on the chance to slam Kraninger and Mulvaney, Republicans praised their efforts and said the majority was reaping the consequences of their support for a strong, independent agency.
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Suzan DelBeneSuzan Kay DelBeneDemocrats worry diversity furor could spill into 22019 election House Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Wave of Washington state lawmakers call for impeachment proceedings against Trump MORE (D-Wash.) and Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.).
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN's "OutFront" on Friday that "the walls are closing in" on Trump and his associates, predicting it could cause the president to act out of desperation.
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Apple has revealed its 2018 class of iPhones, and they all have fancy top-to-bottom screens like last year's iPhone X. The 5.8-inch iPhone XS and 6.5-inch XS Max both expand on what the X could do, with faster processors and more durable glass, better waterproofing, louder speakers, longer battery life, and "smart" HDR along with some other camera enhancements.
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If you take a look around what's going on in the market these days, and our readiness to really expand on our distribution, it made perfect sense when we discovered that our visions are so completely aligned, and our assets using the core technology in this huge distribution, the opportunity that now is the right time, and Samsung's the right partner.
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When pressed by other Tumblr users to expand on her two-sentence Tumblr post that coined the term, Rowland elaborated on what she meant by "hopepunk," touching on themes present in both her own psyche and in the spirit of resistance and political agitation all around her: Hopepunk says that genuinely and sincerely caring about something, anything, requires bravery and strength.
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Under the terms being negotiated, migrants would be required to seek asylum in the first foreign country they enter after leaving home; for example, most Guatemalans would need to apply for protection in Mexico, instead of the U.S. Mexico would also keep asylum seekers on its side of the border while their legal cases proceed, which would expand on a current U.S. program.
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Shows on the platform at launch include a gameplay-focused series built around the augmented reality game, Ingress, developed by Niantic, the game studio behind the massive AR hit Pokémon GO. "Storytelling is incredibly important at Niantic and we are always looking for interesting ways to expand on the narrative of our real-world mobile games," said "Ingress: The Series" director Spencer McCall.
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Suzan DelBeneSuzan Kay DelBeneDemocrats worry diversity furor could spill into 2020 election House Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Wave of Washington state lawmakers call for impeachment proceedings against Trump MORE (Wash.), Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (Wash.) and Sean Patrick Maloney (N.Y.).
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Va.), Joyce BeattyJoyce Birdson BeattyTrump: Demoted New York Times editor should have been fired New York Times demotes editor over controversial tweets Justice Democrats endorses two progressives challenging Democratic incumbents MORE (D-Ohio), Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.), Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.), Thomas MacArthur (R-N.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (Wash.), Ben McAdams (Utah), Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOcasio-Cortez blasts Electoral College as a 'scam' Trump slams Tlaib after press conference on Israel ban: I don't buy her tears Scaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' MORE (N.
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Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellGun reform groups to pressure GOP senators with rallies in all 50 states Automakers rebuff Trump, strike fuel efficiency deal with California Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Mich.) to prevent people who have abused dating partners from buying or owning guns, which would expand on the current prohibition for individuals convicted of abusing a spouse or household member.
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These are monotonous interludes meant to expand on and explain the legend of Donna — how she turned her university valediction into "When I Kissed the Teacher," a number that not even the Muppets would endorse; how she wound up pregnant with a daughter of uncertain paternity; how she turned a bunch of dust and debris into the sort of seaside splendor you find only in a Nancy Meyers movie.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) who has insisted that the sale is legal under the nuclear agreement, argued that any bill prohibiting Boeing from selling the passenger planes to Iran would open the door for France-based Airbus to fulfill the agreement, meaning job losses here.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) and David CicillineDavid Nicola CicillineThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Parties clash as impeachment articles move closer to House vote Comey, Schiff to be interviewed by Fox's Chris Wallace MORE (D-R.
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