The receivers for Forge claimed that title to the APR facility vested in Forge, under Australia's Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (PPSA), when Forge filed for bankruptcy.
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I could forge relationships with unlikely people in the same way Top 40 allowed me to forge relationships with unlikely music.
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Earlier in the episode, The Man in Black took the elevator down to The Forge but never actually appeared in The Forge.
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It was measurable, and it was not easy to forge, and it's very, very hard to forge, so it's something that you couldn't counterproof.
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A new area, Niobe Labs; and a new forge activity, Bergusia Forge, which would be unlocked for all players only once someone solved the Niobe puzzle.
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Razer's own Forge TV device will continue functioning as an Android TV set-top box, but the Forge TV games store is also going offline come the 25th.
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Ideally, the leaders need to forge a deal on Feb.
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Then we forge a bond because we connected over something.
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And would twins Phil and Lil ever forge separate identities?
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It falls now to Cassis to help forge a compromise.
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SOME African migrants forge across the Mediterranean in flimsy boats.
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La Forge is the company's attempt to bridge this gap.
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Executives tried to forge or leverage ties with Republican Sen.
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They preferred to forge new myths of inferior homebuyers than
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They're eager to forge new friendships and create lifelong memories.
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Those two businesses can forge a natural — and profitable — relationship.
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We all believe we can forge a uniquely American solution.
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"This is a field day for a prosecutor," Forge said.
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Using preparation and education, the U.S.O.C. can only forge ahead.
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You'll be able to forge a powerful connection this afternoon.
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They have demonstrated enormous creativity to forge relationships and families.
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"I am 100% confident we can forge new leadership," Rep.
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But colleagues repeatedly point to her ability to forge compromises.
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The Forge was like the Cradle but for human information.
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On his computer, Mr. Forge scrutinized the pictures for details.
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"I could not believe my eyes," Mr. Forge told me.
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It was part modern studio, part forge or medieval workshop.
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Decades later he helped forge Queens College's jazz studies program.
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Could they forge an exchange of messages and audios received?
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And you've got the dwarfs who can forge iron weapons.
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And you've got the dwarfs who can forge iron weapons.
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Today, that changed when the company announced the Forge platform.
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Think about the leaders who helped to forge our republic.
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For some people, SoulCycle is a place to forge friendships.
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OLD FORGE, Pa. — The news came at 9:643 p.m.
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It's in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, in case you are interested.
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So, for the sake of argument, let's say that The Forge does contain physical copies of the park's guests, along with the digital ones, and that's why Dolores considers The Forge essential to survival.
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Forge runs in the background, capturing an entire PC gaming session.
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Social Capital Partner Arjun Sethi will be joining the Forge board.
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The fires spared Parton's famed Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge.
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He will likely forge on, regardless of the allegations against him.
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FAA officials are heading to Pigeon Forge to investigate, Baldwin said.
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So, it's in your best interest to forge a good relationship.
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Shuman could do nothing to forge more reason in the machine.
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Watch them forge a closer bond in this emotionally charged exchange.
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The industry has stepped up efforts to forge a coordinated response.
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That has allowed Firefly Aerospace to forge ahead with its mission.
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Bharat Forge Ltd rose 1.78 percent, also recovering from Wednesday's decline.
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May's announcement complicates this attempt to forge a new Brexit plan.
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Wildfires seen early this morning near Gatlinburg in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
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Fortunately, Johnson is particularly suited to forge a new path forward.
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That consensus is much easier to forge in the digital world.
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"To be wrong is to forge new neural pathways," Amoruso writes.
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A virtual character in the La Forge physics-based locomotion simulator.
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To that end, the company launched its cloud development platform, Forge.
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The near-term outlook for Forge doesn't look too bad either.
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Metal pounds metal and flames billow around the in-studio forge.
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They constantly forge new connections, and think outside of the box.
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Leadership had been prepared to forge ahead with a clean Dec.
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"Most people will forge a path themselves into a new function."
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But I took that emotion and used it to forge ahead.
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What kind of emotional connection will these candidates forge with voters?
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Vonn will unquestionably forge on and mount another comeback next winter.
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"To forge an iron, one must be strong oneself," it said.
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Trust seems like a difficult thing to forge while behind bars.
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President Trump, please keep holding bipartisan meetings to forge a solution.
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Can we forge a new equilibrium before Miami is under water?
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Robots forge precision parts for Airbus, Boeing and other industry giants.
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Nothing is more certain to forge ethno-national identity than oppression.
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Yet using inducements to forge connections, and loyalty, is not uncommon.
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M.B.S. is trying to forge a societal transformation in Saudi Arabia.
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How might these things forge a politics, a poetics, an imagination?
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We are seeking, in earnest, to forge a path of connection.
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She had not wanted him to forge his identity in fear.
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But the populist parties might find it hard to forge alliances.
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They blamed Democrats for not reaching out to forge a compromise.
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But the populist parties may find it hard to forge alliances.
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"I don't forge stuff," he said in an interview last week.
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It enables the United States to forge ties with democratic movements.
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Audiard has managed to forge a third way, straddling the divide.
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I was one of the historians who helped forge this narrative.
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He is not seeking to create disciples, but to forge individuals.
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But the market was seeded in Valley Forge, not Silicon Valley.
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When the president refuses to act, we forge international environmental agreements.
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The problem was even afflicting Pigeon Forge, which was largely unscathed.
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Gumbo had tried to forge his stepmother's signature on a check.
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And the answer for them, it seems, is to forge ahead.
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Pizza shops forge bonds among strangers, if only for five minutes.
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It's harder, and less electrifying, to forge the terms of peace.
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In China, women are also trying to forge a #MeToo movement.
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The approach encourages visitors to forge thematic links across disparate sections.
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All of these features make biometric passports way harder to forge.
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Near Sawyer I ran into Lion Forge Comics editor Adam Staffaroni.
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If there were any, there would be no need to forge them.
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Bigger forces might struggle to forge relationships with local communities, he says.
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Unlike Amazon, Netflix didn't forge rights deals with third parties at launch.
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Go out for breakfast—you'll be able to forge a powerful connection!
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government wants to forge ahead with the relocation.
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Attempting to forge an emotional connection with a viewer will also help.
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Archon's Forge brings that public endgame challenge vibe to Rise of Iron.
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This is Forge Magazine editor and sometimes VICE contributor, Matt James-Wilson.
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Mr Trump has worked to forge similar bonds of complicity with voters.
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Can we forge a new national consensus in the aftermath of Brexit?
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Their numbers are shrinking, and their ability to forge consensus is vanishing.
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The Forge is a digital purgatory, and fake Logan is its Virgil.
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The EU moved fast to forge a consensus, and has maintained it.
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One possibility is that the 11 remaining governments forge on, minus America.
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I stuck our 53,000 employees together, and encouraged them to forge ahead.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) — will agree or forge ahead with a vote.
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Half the Picture doesn't forge any exciting new ground for a documentary.
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After all, good rulers may make fewer enemies, and forge stronger alliances.
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FIAT CHRYSLER IN TALKS TO FORGE EXTENSIVE TIES WITH RENAULT - FINANCIAL TIMES
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But they also use them to invent subgenres and forge new tribes.
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You'll even visit the Merced River — and then forge it by canoe.
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They encountered resistance from Cuban authorities but decided to forge ahead nonetheless.
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Governments might also club together to forge return deals with sending countries.
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Together, we can forge a positive, uplifting path for 2017 and beyond.
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George Washington was recorded playing wicket—a rival game—at Valley Forge.
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The government hopes to forge tighter links with Morocco and Africa beyond.
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"I am 100% confident we can forge new leadership," Vela told CNN.
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Such is the kind of unity that Trump has sought to forge.
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He eventually found a forge, repaired his forks and set off again.
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Bills often seem designed to highlight partisan differences, not forge common ground.
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This gives a summer window when negotiators could try to forge agreement.
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Key vendors, such as Craftsman supplier Western Forge, fear never being repaid.
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The rich forge daily habits that make productive use of their time.
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Social media is crucial to brands trying to forge their way today.
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Patagonia Iron Forge 18-Liter Tote, $64.50 (Originally $129) [You save $64.50]
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But she has also earned respect for her ability to forge compromise.
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Do the trials shared by these young men forge true spiritual kinship?
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Mr. Forge met Ms. Wu for a drink and got her story.
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LONDON — Britain's new bank notes are harder to forge than their predecessors.
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We've even seen cases where they forge signatures on important financial documents.
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They carry their history with them and yet choose to forge ahead.
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The country must forge new stand-alone trade deals in the aftermath.
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These are styles he never attempted, or felt confident enough, to forge.
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But she'll need to forge some degree of unity to pass legislation.
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A cursive signature is more difficult to forge than a printed one.
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Shocked, grieving, and forced to grow up too soon, they forge ahead.
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Other royals who have attempted to forge their own path have struggled.
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This gives the State Department leeway to forge a human rights agenda.
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Higley will forge a career path in mental health and suicide prevention.
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The final piece is a command line interface (CLI) called Forge CLI.
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So it has tried to forge a united front with the industry.
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Our pilots were unionized, but we were able to forge an agreement.
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How to forge an identity when the home fires burn so hot?
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I'm going to continue to forge on with my vision and ambition.
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Through style, the deployment of our adopted syntax, we (humans) forge connections.
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You could once have argued that advertising is a forge, in that is makes consumers aware of desirable products, just as you could once have argued Wall Street was a forge, in that it makes capitalism more efficient.
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Forge common ground Repeatedly on Tuesday, Trump offered to forge common ground with Democrats on emotive issues such as immigration or the meaning of patriotism, that were a departure from the radioactive rhetoric he had used in the past.
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President Trump is right to try and forge a better relationship with Putin.
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The problem is only the most skillful of blacksmiths can forge the steel.
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Check out the Archon's Forge — Remember Court of Oryx, from The Taken King?
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Some, their trust forever shattered, had been unable to forge any close connections.
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Right: A woman at a historic building at Valley Forge battlefield, Pennsylvania, 1955.
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They would lose faith in the kingdom's ability to forge consensus on oil.
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Central to Black Armory is the titular forge, or really, set of forges.
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This is one place where we can forge an affirmative agenda for women.
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Tabletop Forge was eventually absorbed by Roll20, the most popular online RPG client.
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And that's what inspired him to forge a personal bond with black Americans.
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It is unclear exactly why the book, Forge Identity, is no longer available.
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Boston did forge a tie in the opening minute of the third period.
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In each case, he worked with the Democrat-controlled Congress to forge compromises.
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To remain relevant, banks will also need to forge new kinds of partnerships.
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Players love to forge words, buildings, statues — just about everything under the sun.
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They give children a chance to forge a personal connection with the text.
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She recommends letting the child forge their own emotional connection to the language.
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But it could be a chance to forge a more realistic immigration policy.
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For decades, Saudi kings tried to forge consensus within the sprawling royal family.
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Savannah and Chase Chrisley are continuing to forge a path all their own.
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But it became clear that the GOP would forge ahead, rolling the dice.
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The "robo-advisors" can't forge human connections or understand an investor's emotional makeup.
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Mr Watanabe then attempted to forge a coalition between ruling party and opposition.
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They also need to recognise that different groups forge trust in different ways.
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Though undeniably difficult, she says the tumultuous upbringing helped forge her inner reserve.
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Autodesk invested in 3DR back in 2016 when it launched its Forge Fund.
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The two have worked hard to forge a united front since the election.
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Where can we forge an agenda that unites us in these polarizing times?
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It's a basis of friendship that can forge a path toward common ground.
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Now she wanted to forge ahead with the next lesson, in knot theory.
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"I am 100 percent confident we can forge new leadership," Vela told CNN.
|
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Instead, he's helped forge a new local coalition and backed it against Iran.
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Rarely, these days, does either party stop to seek or forge common ground.
|
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The driver picked up the woman at Valley Forge Casino Resort in February.
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The best developers forge partnerships that harness their private interests to public objectives.
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But the international agreements Mr. Obama helped forge will play out over decades.
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We wondered how we might forge some sort of "collaboration" with his spirit.
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The interior is fitted with Forge Yellow-trimmed leather that contrasts the black.
|
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The company decided to forge on with a "reduced" version of the production.
|
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That success helped forge tighter bonds between fans and players, city and club.
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They do see the glow within people too, and the bonds we forge.
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We must forge new paths so that our daughters' lives can be better.
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Mr. Kushner believes that the White House can forge consensus around prison reform.
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The Handmaids banding together to forge an alliance with the Marthas was great.
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On the field, Jeter overcame a shaky start to forge a sublime career.
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You'll forge a stronger trust with your co-workers because of deeper conversations.
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But on Thursday, many were adamant that civilians should forge the way forward.
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In general, artists forge one of two career paths for themselves early on.
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It was, therefore, a forum to forge new alliances and hold bilateral meetings.
|
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Mr. Malcolm said the program would enable his group to forge valuable connections.
|
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Haruko and Margot quickly forge an intense, wholly believable, somewhat erotic secret relationship.
|
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The boom also expands opportunities for the United States to forge new partnerships.
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Everywhere in the book, she is adamant that trying times forge strong characters.
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He must also forge a working relationship with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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Expectations this time are low that the two leaders will forge significant progress.
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This isn't a convening body which is aiming to forge a tepid consensus.
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One reason fakes proliferate is simple: It's relatively easy to forge a painting.
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It makes workers reluctant to leave jobs to forge potentially more lucrative careers.
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You will be able to forge some solid social connections early this evening.
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The laws also outlaw doctors and pharmacies who falsify record or forge prescriptions.
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National Memorial Arch at Valley Forge National Historic Park is based on the Arch of Titus in Rome and marks the entrance of the Continental Army into the Valley Forge encampment in the winter of 1777–1778 during the American Revolution.
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It alleges that he lied under oath about authorizing staff to forge his signature.
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Expect to forge some deep connections, especially with any new people you meet today.
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When used in the documentary, the audio tapes forge a disturbing intimacy with Bundy.
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Or, what if Tyrion's life was the ultimate sacrifice needed to forge the Lightbringer?
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The Warriors makes sense—there's probably no bad blood there; ringz forge the love.
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Or, were we supposed to forge a narrative through unconnected points, like real life?
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Both sides reported significant progress this week in their efforts to forge a deal.
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Both sides reported significant progress this week in their efforts to forge a pact.
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Simplified, against AES-CCMP an adversary can replay and decrypt (but not forge) packets.
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They were smart enough to forge the dates associated with these documents, Spencer said.
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Unlike the other leaders she appeared to forge an emotional bond with her audience.
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This might in turn help the FN forge alliances with other right-wing politicians.
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Nigeria and Kenya have the heft to forge ahead, but smaller exchanges could struggle.
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In 211 John Major spoke of his desire to forge "a genuinely classless society".
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The presidential campaign has given O'Rourke yet another opportunity to forge a new identity.
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That means what's happening to him is taking place in reality, not The Forge.
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Fighters take part in gangrapes to forge bonds with each other, argues Ms Cohen.
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If you're not and forge ahead anyway, things are almost certainly doomed to failure.
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She has to forge a deal with a European Union that senses her weakness.
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"Think about how easy it is to forge a chat like that," he said.
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The trading system will be unable to enforce old rules or forge new ones.
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Did American boys die in Normandy and Korea and in Valley Forge or this?
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Rather than adjust their calendar or overall strategy, however, Republicans decided to forge onward.
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Big yellow tractors are pushing through the rubble, trying to forge a path through.
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Delos must have gotten a sweet deal on supercomputers when it built The Forge.
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We're trying to forge our way into the future using toolkits from the past.
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A permission to forge love out of mere tolerance, compassion out of mere curiosity.
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She's a global diplomat who has traveled extensively to forge ties with foreign leaders.
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Or I'm making a forge for a blacksmith or a kitchen for a chef.
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No politician is a good enough BS-er that they can forge their energy.
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There is a category, which transcends class, of people who want to forge ahead.
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At my age it's no small thing to forge a new home for oneself.
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Members of Modern Forge demonstrate the art of welding knives and other metal objects.
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Without agreement on what went wrong, it will be hard to forge something new.
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Kerry condemned the move by Trump to abandon the agreement he had helped forge.
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That culture was formed in the forge of imperial wars for survival and conquest.
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But EU ministers stressed the pact "allows each party to forge its own path".
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But if that were the case, why didn't they also forge the Hitler order?
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The novel follows them as they forge a bond while grappling with their losses.
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And when you're ready to forge ahead with more forceful seasoning, remember the anchovy.
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Chances are, your company will most likely forge ahead without you after you sell.
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The president has also expressed a desire to forge a positive relationship with Putin.
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Some governments took serious political risks to forge the compromises needed for the TPP.
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Republican lawmakers and the Trump administration are determined to forge ahead with tax reform.
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Trump will forge a moderate agenda because he didn't just run against a Democrat.
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Presenting the package, Energy Minister Teresa Ribera said it was worthwhile to forge ahead.
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Herbert Burke, a minister from Valley Forge, who bought the Washington tent in 1907.
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Much like the Cradle, the Forge is wiped out, this time by a flood.
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He called for national unity and seemed like he meant to help forge it.
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Spotify's decision to forge closer relationships with artists comes with a big risk, however.
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They forge our relationship with wine, and ultimately define its role in our lives.
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Additionally, Lion Forge plans to match the first $25,000 it earns from the project.
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It would take years of therapy, individually and together, to forge a lasting peace.
|
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Neiman Marcus notified PilyQ, Platinum's parent, and Mr. Forge started digging on PilyQ's behalf.
|
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Should Australia fail to strike a deal, PNG could forge closer ties with China.
|
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The French government, wary of renewed unrest, wants to try to forge a consensus.
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Now, her inability to forge consensus risks becoming synonymous with a fractured, weakened Germany.
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There is little reason to think that a Justice Kavanaugh would forge similar coalitions.
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Gates' father is determined that his children all forge their own path in life.
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But it was largely Trudeau's potential to forge national solutions that caught Canadians' attention.
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Warren is the best candidate to forge a fired-up coalition that can win.
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By keeping fiscal responsibility top of mind, they can forge a solution that lasts.
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Here are eight things to think about as we boldly forge into 2017. 1.
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The Sevier County sheriff's office referred calls to the Police Department in Pigeon Forge.
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The win means Forge qualified to represent Canada in the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League.
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He wants to start building robots that forge an emotional attachment with their owners.
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He lived with his mother in a cottage at the back of the forge.
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"It was never my intention to forge a relationship" with the president, he said.
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The presidents have been forced to forge coalitions — often bizarre alliances — to ensure governability.
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They forge a connection, but the grown-ups decide to eliminate the giant creature.
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The Sussexes aren't the first of the so-called "firm" to forge commercial relationships.
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When They Met Behind every successful person are relationships that helped forge a path.
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LetterOne will help forge strategic partnerships in emerging markets for FreedomPop, the investor said.
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House Democrats appear largely ready to turn the page and forge their own identity.
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Seydoux, the Geneva dealer, met Rybolovlev once but never managed to forge a relationship.
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So for the past 10 years, Intel has tried to forge a path ahead.
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It's also less difficult to forge, and works everywhere the creator interacts with fans.
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The first is Henry Forge, scion of one of Kentucky's oldest and richest families.
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Did American boys die in Normandy, and Korea, and in Valley Forge for this?
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To find Royce, Bellam would have to forge an unlikely bond with Royce's ape.
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Critics say it is easy to forge such certificates or find a compliant doctor.
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President Emmanuel Macron wants to forge a united European front to confront Beijing's advances.
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"Oh, this is how I can forge change in the world," he recalled realizing.
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Authorities cannot withdraw or forge evidence, nor seize or shut down blockchain-based institutions.
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We've helped forge a lot of genres and then moved away from them quickly.
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Multilateral agreements in which groups of like-minded countries forge ahead should lead the way.
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Forge supports nearly 5,000 games and can add support for most new games in seconds.
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Mr Macron is not the first to try to forge a radical centre in France.
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The host nation is keen to forge new trade alliances as it retreats from Europe.
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However, smugglers often find a way to forge the necessary paperwork, the officer told CNN.
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The committee will also forge relationships between various government offices, the private sector, and academia.
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The improvement in relations has enabled Iran to forge ties in many areas, including business.
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The group was set up to forge connections between the different minority groups in Fiji.
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Sports keep you physically and mentally healthy, teach you important relationship skills and forge determination.
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Development efforts in both private and public blockchain are seeking to forge new business models.
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And prosecutors also are accusing her of using sex and deception to forge influential connections.
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So heres my theory: Dragonglass is the missing material for people to forge Valyrian steel.
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It's helped me save friendships, forge new ones, and even publish a few short stories.
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Salvini has an unprecedented opportunity: to forge the centre-right's platform and identity post-Berlusconi.
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But the Trump administration has balked at the idea, leaving them to forge ahead alone.
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"There was never any way for us to escape," she tells Bernard in The Forge.
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We will continue to build relations with both parties as they forge a new relationship.
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Rather than going that route, Couric encouraged women to share their stories and forge ahead.
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Whenever Cruz has initiated efforts to forge alliances with colleagues, they have frequently gone awry.
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At their new home, Tonya and Kenny continue to forge their bond, Ms. Collins said.
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With that in mind, she encouraged Tiffany to forge her own relationship with her father.
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Many imagined that resistance to foreign dominion would be enough to forge a national identity.
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They forge the blade, cutting edge, and socket, then later create the iconic blue handle.
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Over 1,700 structures in or around Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge were damaged or completely destroyed.
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AFTER PARTY: Forge 9pm, 24 Cornhill, London EC3V 3ND 9:00 AM – 9:05 AM
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"The Forge" (2016) is the most recent and most abstract of the works on display.
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We now have an opportunity to forge effective rules before things get out of hand.
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Those strikes have continued for months, as repeated attempts to forge a truce have failed.
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We can forge ahead knowing that while evil is among us, it involves the few.
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With effective skill-based self-care, workers might just forge their own path to recovery.
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Keep an eye out for La Forge-associated papers at your friendly neighborhood AI conference.
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For residential insurance, premium bonds and consortia products, Caixa intends to forge one joint venture.
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The six are trying to forge legislation that could be unveiled as early as September.
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Emond denied French press reports that Creusot Forge no longer worked for the nuclear industry.
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All three have sought, from the outset, to forge a more friendly alliance with Moscow.
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But before they forge their own paths, they are giving thanks for their shared experiences.
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Californian secessionists aim to insulate themselves from the Trumpian agenda rather than forge an alternative.
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When they are successful, they allow actors to forge a deeper bond with the audience.
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In the meantime property prices in the country, underpinned by low interest rates, forge ahead.
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As Sanofi places its Zika vaccine on hold, others, including its research partner, forge forward.
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Digital currency would be tougher to forge, though a successful cyber-attack would be catastrophic.
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A disaster on the scale of last year's might have been expected to forge solidarity.
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The recent implementation of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) may help forge these relationships.
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Florida International wiped out a seven-point hole to forge a 37-37 halftime tie.
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For now, Beijing has given incentives to businesses and consumers to forge new commercial ties.
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So far, GM has done little to forge partnerships that could accelerate its AV development.
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Now that the spotlight is off, senators must work even harder to forge a consensus.
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Let's use this duty-bound oath as a start to forge relationships and work together.
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Business and governmental leaders can come together, across all divisions, and forge a path forward.
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This will be potentially devastating for America's ability to forge strong relationships with key allies.
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To her right is a wood-burning grill that runs as hot as a forge.
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And Joseph, bullied at his new school, left Valley Forge after one year, she said.
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On Wednesday, Bungie unlocked the new forge and published the missing hint on their website.
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The Raptors shrugged off a ragged start to forge a 260-21 lead at halftime.
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ASN also said that following the restart, it will increase its oversight of Creusot Forge.
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As they forge ahead, though, the Celtics need to be realistic about where they stand.
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Harth and her longtime boyfriend were in meetings with Trump to forge a business partnership.
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That growth potential has attracted many foreign insurers to forge joint ventures with local companies.
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Policy changes made Tuesday make a tighter bond between MLB and Cuba easier to forge.
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Both sides are under pressure to forge more specific agreements than were reached in Singapore.
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She also agreed to give Mr. Forge access to data from her old hard drives.
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Liberal democrats need to forge a new way of talking about the challenges they face.
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Families from Atlanta who were affected by violence took turns placing guns in the forge.
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Fascist Forge absolutely has the potential to be a petri dish of accelerationist domestic terror.
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In the end, though, Beck did forge the final link among the foursome — with O'Keeffe.
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G.R. Pat Metheny's astonishingly self-assured debut helped forge a template for modern jazz guitar.
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The Jayhawks were able to forge ahead and record a 32-24 lead at halftime.
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Prodigy helped forge New York hip-hop in the 1990s as half of Mobb Deep.
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Some regions abroad are eager to forge stronger ties with Russia, including the Middle East.
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That's the way to break through the deadlock, minimize suffering and forge a new reality.
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"We are trying to forge a package that would be a decent compromise," Katrougalos said.
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The seemingly random capitalization is meant to forge negative associations between certain peoples and groups.
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But Forge won the first leg of the final 1-0 at home on Oct.
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They will be looking on as 450 million Europeans across the way forge their fate.
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The burning question: Can our tortured slacker forge a sane relationship with someone like Leanna?
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But, there&aposs no need to blindly forge relationships that drag you down in life.
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What were the salient features of the 16th century that did indeed forge modern Europe?
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Online message boards make it easier for terrorists to forge operational links across national boundaries.
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China also is carrying out projects in Cameroon to forge better ties with the government.
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Seoul's desire to forge ahead with reconciliation projects could also complicate Washington's negotiations with Pyongyang.
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Two of the most salient: Forge unity out of diversity and hold elected officials accountable.
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The move adds another contentious element to efforts to forge a bipartisan fix for ObamaCare.
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Now 61, Bennett is continuing to forge her own path in a male-dominated industry.
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He used his status to forge ties to - and question - both U.S. and world leaders.
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You never know, you might just forge a new career path and triple your salary.
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The regularity of clients' visits and the conversations they have can forge bonds over time.
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Pakistan may soon have to forge its own deal with the fund for similar reasons.
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When you could just forge brief but meaningful with strangers without using a QWERTY keyboard?
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Ms. Richter's paintings forge conversations between abstraction and representation, art and design, past and future.
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"I'm furious," said Laureen Cummings, an Old Forge resident who is also a county commissioner.
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Forge believes that with its growing set of offerings and the credibility it has earned from working with key regulators and several of the world's largest financial institutions, Forge is well-positioned to be the go-to solution for secondary market investors and companies alike.
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You can catch Owen in London on the following dates: Nov 21 - St. Pancras Old Church, London, UKNov 23 - The Forge, London, UKNov 24 - The Forge, London, UKNov 25 - St. Pancras Old Church, London, UKFeb 9 - St. Stephen's Church, London UK Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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People forge a LGBTQ identity first to themselves, and then they may reveal it to others.
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When Kim began his work nine years ago, Forge would have been a nearly impossible endeavor.
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But there was the ability to forge an emotional connection with a character that wasn't real.
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So we forge ahead, never knowing when autocorrect will decide to insert itself into a conversation.
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With our participation, and with the choices that we make, and the alliances that we forge.
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Nevertheless, we forge on and have a delicious squid ink paella that we can barely dent.
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Such counts can signal a green light to the leadership to forge ahead with a bill.
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Merkel may be remembered for her ability to forge consensus and act for the greater good.
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He figured out a way to forge a small alliance in a way that minimizes damage.
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However, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said there was still time to forge an agreement.
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Microsoft and Halo developer 210 Industries today announced Forge – Halo 5: Guardians Edition for Windows 10.
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Pigeon Forge is home to Dollywood, the theme park owned by singer and actress Dolly Parton.
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The simultaneous need to forge identities apart from our parents, and to also win their approval.
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As a result the brothers forge many treasures for the Aesir, including Thor's mighty hammer Mjollnir.
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America is willing to find new friends, and to forge new partnerships, where shared interests align.
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Go out and meet other business owners – you can learn a lot and forge helpful relationships.
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In a 2014 profile, Summitt told CNN he was trying to forge his own coaching identity.
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That had made it easier to forge passports by stealing blank ones from local government buildings.
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Doing so, he said, was the region's "highest priority" in its efforts to forge "ethnic unity".
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At MBDA, Bouvier helped forge an Anglo-French agreement on the use of shared missile technology.
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People forge a LGBTQ+ identity first to themselves, and then they may reveal it to others.
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This includes running, push-ups, sit-ups, and general conditioning that will forge a strong body.
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The key is that we share an emotional response and forge a bond with one another.
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While SBI, Tata Motors, Cipla, Bharat Forge, Amara Raja and Pidilite announced better-than-expected numbers.
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"There isn't much left of the helicopter," Pigeon Forge police Chief Jack H. Baldwin told WATE.
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But sources said the two groups were negotiating behind closed doors to forge an alternative partnership.
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Without even discussing it, we all knew we had forge ahead and make a different album.
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So I'm trying to play my part, and Lion Forge is trying to play its part.
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Set against this discouraging backdrop, the Aachen meeting was a chance to forge a new consensus.
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They forge the chains that bind us to our smartphones, or maroon us in pointless meetings.
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But the forge, based on Russian designs from the 1980s, is outdated and the country oversupplied.
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With the new SiriKit integration, apps may be able to forge a comeback on the platform.
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This is VICE intern Matt James-Wilson with Kendra Yee, showing off his art magazine, Forge.
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When she does, she'll meet a woman with whom she'll forge a life in West Virginia.
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"That is why most African countries have sought to forge a partnership with China," it said.
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It accused her of conspiring to forge voters' signatures, and listing dead people among her backers.
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New research is shedding light on how we forge new memories, think creatively, and process information.
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Buy a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, display your brilliance to the world and forge invaluable connections.
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He is also looking to forge additional partnerships and expand technology licensing to DSPs and SSPs.
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"There was not much left of the helicopter," Pigeon Forge Police Chief Jack Baldwin told WBIR.
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Trump hopes to forge friendlier ties between the two NATO allies after the tense Obama years.
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My mother raised me like, 'You don't need to get married, you forge your own path.
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Still, Panda pledges to forge on (though it might be wise to take a buyout offer).
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They are forced to make sense of it for themselves and to forge their own identities.
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Forge consists of nine people, largely from Kim's last company WeGame, which was acquired in 2011.
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Washington and Brussels must forge new institutional mechanisms to coordinate foreign policy, especially on economic sanctions.
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But those who forget or deny past oppression help forge new shackles for the American people.
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It also makes it much easier to forge a signature, as signatures revert to block lettering.
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He traveled to Nicaragua, the Soviet Union, and Cuba to forge closer links with leftist governments.
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But, nevertheless, commanders are keen to forge better relations between US military personnel and local residents.
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There were other signs, too, that the two men might be able to forge a partnership.
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We're trying to forge a future where we say, 'How do we not leave people behind?
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"Sounds like Martin Shkreli and Justin Keller could forge a beautiful friendship," tweeted Chris Simpson (@chris_e_simpson).
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A young comic like Trevor is trying his best to forge his own voice in there.
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Leaders from industry, labor, government and the academic community must work together to forge new policies.
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During a road trip to Upstate New York they forge a closeness that can't be bought.
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She would get their contact information and from there, forge a relationship and gain their trust.
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It will make its American debut Monday at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
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InnoGames has 400 employees working on games like Elvenar, Tribal Wars 2, and Forge of Empires.
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Regev isn't deaf, but her ability to mute her critics and forge ahead is indeed remarkable.
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Yet even conservatives held out hope that the United Nations could forge a lasting global peace.
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Guterres said he was ready to forge a relationship with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's administration.
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At that point, effective local leadership, backed by strong international support, can forge agreements that work.
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Mr. Forge reached Ms. Ferrarini, who consulted with a lawyer, and quickly negotiated a nonexclusive deal.
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According to IP address data, the internet service provider running Fascist Forge is based in Ukraine.
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Candidate Trump made no secret of his intention to forge a warm relationship with the Kremlin.
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Either method can work — just choose one that motivates you and forge ahead, Mr. McClary said.
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A desire to expand their content to other platforms drew Lion Forge and Oni Press together.
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We can't wait to forge new ground, surprise people, and honor generations both new and old.
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Rising above the city is a mammoth statue of Vulcan, the Roman god of the forge.
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But these webs of remixes could be severed if platforms and rightsholders can't forge licensing agreements.
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"He tried to both lie about his age and forge a doctor's note," David Cavell said.
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At no point, Republicans said, did Mr. Trump forge a cohesive political bond with Mr. Ryan.
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Mr. Pompeo's trip to the kingdom was supposed to forge the beginnings of a diplomatic resolution.
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We're ready to break free from old patterns and forge new habits to help us succeed.
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John Delaney -- are pledging to forge ahead and downplaying the impact of missing the media moment.
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Most of his encounters don't appear to have lasted long enough to forge a deeper connection.
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And both offered previews in their speeches Tuesday night of how they'll try to forge ahead.
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Beyond pushing to maintain its state climate laws, California has tried to forge international climate pacts.
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Europe's security was indivisible, she said, adding she wanted to forge ahead together with armaments projects.
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They wind up stranded on a desert island together, and, after building trust, forge a connection.
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Golf was restored to the Games, in part, to forge an association with stars like Woods.
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He seemed most curious about the network of civil-society activists that she had helped forge.
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Retailers applauded the effort by Durbin and others to forge ahead on the sales tax measure.
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"I will forge a very strategic alliance with our Chinese partner on this subject," he said.
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Samuel and Miranda, and Elio and Michel, are perfect strangers who forge a sudden, fierce intimacy.
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This lack of security allows an attacker to forge management frames that manually trigger a disassociation.
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But Condé Nast is a close-knit company, and he would need to forge relationships fast.
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Mr. Sjogren is the watchmaker, engineer and marketing manager; Mr. Gustafsson the craftsman at the forge.
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Jerry Brown said states should forge an alliance if President Trump exits the Paris climate deal.
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Winnipeg answered to forge a tie at 1 with 23:38 expired in the second period.
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Keith recorded his milestone assist to forge a tie at 2:29 of the second period.
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But he has made some appointments to assist in the effort to forge a new strategy.
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Did he say anything to Elizabeth – maybe try to forge a bond over their shared secret?
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But those who have tried to forge a different path in the region have faced troubles.
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Trump's decision to forge ahead on tariffs could force Cohn to resign, according to multiple reports.
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Mr. Trump has been vocal about his determination to forge a comprehensive Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.
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"The Long March spirit will help Chinese people forge ahead," he said in a telephone interview.
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Japan is particularly eager to forge stronger alliances as protection against China's naval-backed territorial claims.
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Wotan builds Valhalla to compensate for a loveless marriage; Alberich forswears love to forge the Ring.
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Now, shows like Queen Radio display their fight to forge their own path in real time.
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Today, veterans of the project proudly speak of how they helped to forge China's nuclear shield.
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Mr. Biden sought to forge relationships across the ideological spectrum, from Mr. Kennedy to Mr. Eastland.
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Politics sometimes forces us to forge allegiances to movements that we don't always align with fully.
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By acquiring IRA Services, Forge can expand its support offerings for private market securities, and more importantly, can move closer to becoming a one-stop shop for private market investors who will no longer have to transfer shares acquired with Forge to an external custodial trust.
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The Forge family had already been in Virginia for a hundred years when his great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather Samuel Forge headed west across the Appalachian wilderness, with one of his slaves, made it through the Cumberland Gap, and became one of Kentucky's earliest settlers.
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He is determined to keep burn-rates low with Forge, which has a mostly decentralized development team.
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The German chancellor is trying to forge a relationship with Trump despite suspicion over his political views.
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The United States and the United Nations over the years have failed to forge a similar deal.
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But despite that hard work, and pet allergies that can leave Caitlin nearly incapacitated, they forge on.
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Forge, as hardcore Halo fans already know, is the name of an in-game multiplayer level editor.
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But we're willing to forge that path even if it makes things harder in the short term.
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TMZ reports that the couple took their two daughters to the theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
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Still others see Drogon as "Lightbringer," the legendary fiery sword that Azor Ahai was supposed to forge.
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As nations grow ever more alike, it gets easier for groups to forge common cause across nations.
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Sanchez allegedly used his work computer to forge identifying documents, including social security cards and driver licenses.
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The catalogue contains three quotations, all of them short, from the marvelous painter and writer Andrew Forge.
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Britain's decision to leave the bloc means it has to eventually forge such deals on its own.
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As we learn from Forge Logan, there is a virtual world untouched by (and invisible to) humans.
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Liberals are hoping to harness that energy to forge a left-wing equivalent to the Tea Party.
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First, married queens may have been able to forge more military alliances, emboldening them to pick fights.
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I think it's important for people in elected office to try to forge consensus to solve problems.
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Golden State scored the first six points of the third quarter to forge a 78-123 lead.
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He can forge a personal relationship with each of them, and Schumer works overtime to do that.
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It's an easy way to forge a good relationship, he said, snagging better assignments and more support.
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The extent of faulty forge work is as yet unknown, as is whether Areva employees falsified data.
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Here's how top business leaders and members of The Oracles forge world-class connections with their teams.
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Like Dolores, Wood herself has also awoken to a new reality — one she's worked hard to forge.
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Frustrated with congressional inaction, Obama made a bold second-term decision to forge his own way forward.
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Pigeon Forge is a city of around 5,800 residents about a 35-mile drive southeast of Knoxville.
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So you're going to have to forge your own PR campaign and let people know the truth.
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They know his style and his ability to be honest and forge agreements between parties at odds.
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The channel selection may improve in time as the company is able to forge additional deals, though.
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BUSH: We need someone with a proven record to be able to forge consensus to solve problems.
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The world must support efforts to forge an equitable, peaceful and democratic future for all Sri Lankans.
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In some cases they forge links with businesses that would be hard to replicate back at base.
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"A roller coaster is on fire at Goats on the Roof," a theme park in Pigeon Forge.
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Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, declined to comment when asked about the tweet in Providence Forge, Virginia.
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Yet the Republican leadership will move heaven and earth to forge an agreement—however imperfect—before Christmas.
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He helped forge an unlikely agreement passed in April last year to increase the bank's lending capacity.
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Arya's last look as she lay naked next to her forge buddy was an interesting one, though.
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If you can't wait and want to forge ahead, go to Settings, then General, then Date & Time.
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It is no accident that the plight of hand-picked male plaintiffs helped to forge this change.
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I mean, watching two pieces of metal forge together through friction as they turn bright space orange?
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Before and after you access the Forge, Anthem's one-stop destination for changing up your equipped gear.
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She says that their dynamic magnetically draws people into the fold, helping forge a sense of collectivism.
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But all of these clerical titles are nicknames for Tobias Forge, frontman of Swedish death metallers Repugnant.
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In 21995, he entered the House with a plan to forge a new generation of conservative leadership.
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" Of singing with the cast of Selma at the 2015 Oscars, Legend says, "I'll never forge that.
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They forge documents, hack security keypads, and clone work badges that open doors concealing tightly controlled servers.
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Some youngsters from well-off families forge careers as "social entrepreneurs", seeking new ways to do good.
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You can read more about how Stellar Forge works in this 2015 interview with Braben at Space.com.
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It's a sharp acceleration away from the discreet attempts, led by Yun, to forge some common ground.
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The hundreds of years of trade moving between China and the West helped forge lasting cultural links.
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They set out to forge their own futures, determine their own destinies, and follow their own faith.
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It took Modi more than two years to forge a political compromise on the tax in August.
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The rapper was in Miami and hit up The Forge last weekend for a 34th bday celebration.
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Go to forge new relationships, because your intelligence is the sum of those you surround yourself with.
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We recognized the need to forge alliances with the current administration and Congress to enable policy advancement.
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But it wasn't just their early introduction to violence in America that helped them forge a bond.
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The thieves would alter VIN numbers and forge paperwork to make them appear legal, and resell them.
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They attempt to forge a direct bond with the public, often at the expense of established institutions.
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Whether it is about your parents, yourself, or the world, you need to forge your own opinion.
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Since then, however, he worked to forge a compromise on immigration reform in the Senate in 2013.
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And if Americans can forge a bipartisan consensus on the value of anything, it should be that.
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"Europe could forge ahead with a common security policy, which the British have vetoed repeatedly," he said.
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We believe Zika can forge a similar unprecedented path once it arrives in the U.S. southern states.
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The U.N. refugee summit aims to forge a more humane international response to refugee and migrant crises.
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She claimed Trump would work closely with Congress to try to forge a deal the administration preferred.
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Mr. Onaga has been seeking to forge a broad political coalition to reduce the United States presence.
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President Ma's eight-year effort to forge closer ties also yielded a handful of modest diplomatic achievements.
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However, he also said Europe needed to forge a "wider" policy to handle migrant arrivals from Africa.
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Yet beyond those creative credentials, each show emboldened and motivated others to forge ahead with original programming.
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Wade remains on the books, they said, some states forge ahead as if it has been overturned.
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Let's just get back to what we were doing before Trump versus Let's Forge Something Really New.
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When Valley Forge Capital Management was founded in 210, it had just $210,000 in assets under management.
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The way ahead demands sustained U.S.-Mexico engagement, including at the cabinet level, to forge solutions together.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Prague in March to forge a "strategic partnership" with the Czech Republic.
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Where are the brains ready to forge a new, post-Brexit place for Britain in the world?
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Bloomberg said Silk Road will forge ahead with the luxury tower in Batumi without Trump Organization involvement.
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He did not own a car, but she did, which also helped forge a bond between them.
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Overseas investors have so often attempted to build their own divisions, and to forge successful brands elsewhere.
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They forge ahead as an iconic American institution that embodies teamwork, creativity, and the pursuit of excellence.
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The fire burned in parts of the Pigeon Forge area, although the theme park was not damaged.
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Unfortunately, he's the only one willing to forge ahead; history, it seems, is rather resistant to change.
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But the video established the kind of robust narrative that some presidential candidates never manage to forge.
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And, in so doing, can they forge a new unity in Democratic politics before the oligarchs win?
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Of those who manage to forge ahead and file a lawsuit, about half will end in defeat.
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The site says the company is working to forge partnerships with insurance companies to make this happen.
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Ramirez followed two batters later with a double to left field to forge a tie at 1.
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But behind the scenes, they'll be looking to forge relationships that could work to their mutual benefit.
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This simple technology has helped many men forge a link to their newly conceived for years now.
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Going further still, imagine allowing players to build and share their own levels, like Halo's Forge mode.
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Then the minority party can, as needed, forge coalitions with dominant parties, force change and be heard.
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Greek connections can help forge important professional connections that can propel new graduates into successful career paths.
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Without connectivity, Camp Grounded hopes people will forge new connections in their minds, and with each other.
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Democrats said they were cautiously optimistic about working with Ms. Chao to forge a bipartisan infrastructure deal.
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Some foundations take the opposite approach; they forge ahead, only to end up in serious financial difficulties.
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"He was willing to take an upfront hit to forge a partnership," Andy Bryant, Intel's chairman, said.
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You can easily see how just getting the forge reheated could have taken up much more screentime.
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The tolerances were so fine that the forge in LA had to develop a new manufacturing method.
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In the meantime, the government in Pyongyang will just forge ahead with its nuclear and I.C.B.M. programs.
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Minutes from elimination, Seattle scored a late goal to forge a 2-1 victory in regulation time.
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Unfortunately, all those actions would require a president ready and able to forge a national immigration compromise.
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They are seeking to forge connections to leaders in Albany who are skeptical of the mayor's philosophy.
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In our sane moments, we appreciate each other's contributions and our ability to forge a modern relationship.
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How do victims of sexual assault forge ahead without succumbing to the weight of a terrible memory?
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If Clevelanders are returning to the neighborhood, the DSCDO and area artistic nonprofits helped forge the magnet.
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In recent years, several anti-TB initiatives have pushed beyond this cynicism to forge a new consensus.
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" In Dreyer's words: "The main reason rich guys buy football clubs is to forge better political links.
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And Mr. de Blasio, 2706, remains hampered by his inability to forge a working relationship with Gov.
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The Forge is comparable to the Cradle, except that it contains all the guests' information in code.
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This is the first opportunity Garoppolo has had to forge his own path to Super Bowl glory.
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More than 85033,500 of these companies are located in Xinjiang, working to forge the pervasive surveillance system.
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The Saudis and Mr. Trump appear eager to do business and to forge an alliance against Iran.
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But this is not the trade deal that the president set out to forge two years ago.
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The easiest way to forge ahead, many are finding, is to disassociate the man from the policy.
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Substitute David Choiniere pounced in the 95th minute to lead Forge to a 2-0 aggregate victory.
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Cavalry topped both the spring and fall leagues, with Forge, from Hamilton, Ontario, runner up both times.
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The visitor is invited to forge pathways through the tangle as gracefully or clumsily as they choose.
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Altuve said the hardship of his first few seasons helped forge his and the team's championship mettle.
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That is not to say Chelsea cannot succeed this season, that it cannot forge a new path.
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But all too often, the road to a siphon is paved with good intentions of a forge.
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Woody Harrelson will try to forge ahead when he hosts the premiere with musical guest Billie Eilish.
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WeWork should forge healthy boundaries, and stick to its core business as an office, not a mecca.
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Forge stronger connectionsGlazer told Business Insider he started the tradition to help his employees feel closer together.
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Left to its own devices, the economy might simply forge ahead on its path toward full employment.
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Dolly Parton's Dollywood theme park is a few miles away in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg's gaudier sister city.
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The marquee plan by the current administration was to forge ahead in June with a statehood plebiscite.
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Putin will inevitably forge new business alliances with his own allies and slice billions from American companies.
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Trump suggested that he would be able to forge a stronger relationship with Russia than his predecessors.
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Those types of games are fundamentally different to the completable games that Riot Forge is focused on.
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Rounds, a former insurance agent, had been quietly working with Alexander to forge a deal with Sen.
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She prefers to photograph without an assistant in order to forge an emotional connection with her subject.
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The Nazis wanted the prisoners to forge American dollars as well, to destabilize the United States economy.
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We need to forge a common solution in Yemen, not a decoupling that leaves Saudi Arabia exposed.
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The French president has been frustrated in his attempts to forge greater political unity within the bloc.
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Smith is acutely aware of the history, even as she uses it to forge her own path.
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That's notwithstanding the Vermont senator's vow to forge a "revolution" and plans for single-payer health care.
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Under its turnaround plan, Denel will exit some loss-making businesses and forge partnerships to bolster others.
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On the other hand, it might be better for Shilo to forge his own legacy somewhere else.
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Plans for the Gulf Co-operation Council to forge a common foreign and economic policy lie in tatters.
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Forge, his second play in the space, closed a $4.5 million Series A yesterday led by True Ventures.
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This is important because Forge is currently pre-revenue and has not yet settled on a monetization strategy.
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Over the last three years, Forge has driven average time between sharing down from 200 to 80 minutes.
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There's no better company to make a statement and forge a new path for media leadership than CBS.
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Turkey and Russia have put aside their traditional rivalries and differences on regional issues to forge closer ties.
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"We're not like a small basement in London where you can experiment and forge new artists," Lazarides says.
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Bulcke said the Swiss government should restore stability, but fears time is running out to forge a pact.
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His mission to forge connections was also an influencer in Hoffman's decision to invest in Facebook and AirBnb.
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After his passing, they had to forge on without him, piecing things together with interviews and archival footage.
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Prime Minister Abe said while the two leaders had differing opinions, it was necessary to forge a compromise.
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I got the sense that we were all starting to forge this very deep emotional connection with technology.
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While many countries shared common fears, Indrawati said it was difficult to forge cooperation to counter the risks.
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Donald Trump appears to want to go much further and forge an entirely new strategic alignment with Russia.
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MD5 is now seen as cryptographically useless and has even been used in malware to forge a certificate.
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The EU is supposed to provide a forum in which governments can mediate their differences and forge compromises.
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We would never forge ahead in any artistic or creative way if everyone were scared to push boundaries.
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Faced with existential risks, Merkel wants to cement "a better Europe" rather than forge ahead with "more Europe".
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Trey Lyles pulled down 11 rebounds to help San Antonio forge a 51-693 advantage on the glass.
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After retirement, Parrish tried to forge a partnership in a joint players union combining NFL and AFL players.
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When hackers forge this data, they can't reproduce this noise, so the system knows when things go awry.
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It is true that in order to forge collective identities, humans almost always need some threatening common enemy.
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She needs to forge an alliance between the energy of the past and the energy of the future.
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Peterson came around to score after Ruiz's single to left-center field to forge a tie at 1.
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Forge Hammer: A melee-only secondary weapon that doubles as a tool for repairing and upgrading Torbjörn's turrets.
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Instead it will forge a "deep and special partnership" with the EU, including a comprehensive free-trade deal.
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These people clearly did not forge relationships with American organisations "for the purpose of evading" Mr Trump's ban.
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Issues of trust will come up—but through these confrontations, there's opportunity to forge compromise and deeper connection!
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And she was destined to forge a self-sufficient path for Black women entrepreneurs for generations to come.
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The goal is to build technologies, forge policies, and change our lifestyle habits to accommodate a growing population.
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I decided to start with the most genuinely remote of the lot: The Old Forge in Knoydart, Scotland.
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The tariff remains in place even as tensions have cooled and officials try to forge a breakthrough agreement.
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That leaves space for fintechs willing to do the due diligence needed to forge their own correspondent relationships.
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And the company plans to forge partnerships with brands and food manufacturers to ultimately become a dairy supplier.
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The question is how to use it to forge that stable, consenting majority in Parliament and the country.
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Other prizes include Google Cloud credits, NVIDIA SHIELD Android TVs and K1 tablets, and Razer Forge TV bundles.
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Thematically, the exhibition seems to forge connections between urban centers everywhere by using African cities as a springboard.
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The Spurs got 22 first-half points from Aldridge to help forge a 61-50 lead at halftime.
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But ultimately, the lessons it learned from the experience led the computer maker to forge its own path.
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As legislators, they vote on bills, forge a path for justice, and ... debate about decades-old pop rock.
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Networked computers would forge a new world culture and ensure mass prosperity—in a series of dramatic overthrows.
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If the EU and America cannot forge an agreement that balances individual privacy and public security, who can?
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Fascists use collective world-making to forge a vision of what they want the future to look like.
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At the same time, Juncker stressed, the EU was looking to forge a very close partnership with Britain.
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But while it lasts, it can be a powerful way to deepen personal bonds and forge new ones.
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Does he forge ahead with his declaration and risk exposure, or does he back off to save himself?
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Did Bob Dylan forge an entire career off the back of mimicking Woody Guthrie or did he not?
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Organizers and cops believe the con artist went so far as to forge Ed's signature on a contract.
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President Emmanuel Macron wants to forge a united European front to confront Chinese advances in trade and technology.
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The enterprise edition of the Solo will also come with a Sony tablet preloaded with Autodesk's FORGE software.
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It will be up to the new president—and the next Supreme Court—to forge a path forward.
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The carmakers share three vehicle programmes as a legacy of their last attempt to forge a deeper alliance.
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Adlai from Forged in Fire was lured away from the legal profession by the romance of the forge.
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