You'll get closer to someone, or get closer to understanding yourself.
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"So humans get closer to robots and robots get closer to humans."
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That will change as people get closer to actually voting.
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Expect to hear more as we get closer to launch.
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You have to get closer to them to identify it.
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That's the question we can ultimately get closer to understanding.
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We'll deal with things as we get closer to that.
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" The woman says, "I want to get closer to him.
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It's partly timing as you get closer to the launch.
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An opportunity to get closer to someone arrives this evening.
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As we get closer to answers we'll do the work.
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The show uses humor to get closer to the nastiness.
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As we get closer to the holiday season and Dec.
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And it didn't help my dad get closer to me.
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He was still trying to get closer to his children.
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Use your holiday bonus to get closer to that goal.
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You have to get closer to know it's a staged crash.
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As you get closer to a radar, your radar gets worse.
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As we get closer to 11, I begin to worry more.
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"I have to get closer to the tech world," said Vergara.
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China, Taiwan, and Czechoslovakia used sex to get closer to sources.
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We'll see what happens as we get closer to the date.
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That to have one is to get closer to the other.
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I'll have more information as we get closer to the event.
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This is a wonderful time to get closer to a partner.
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Lamb is trying to get closer to Trump, not further away.
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Q: Does the advice change as kids get closer to college?
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But there may be ways to get closer to that goal.
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While not a perfect analog, catalogs get closer to an experience.
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"I was trying to get closer to game ready," he said.
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I'll ratchet down my risk as I get closer to retirement.
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I maneuvered around the plastic to get closer to my husband.
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Amma apologizes, and then uses the moment to get closer to Camille.
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To get closer to God, you had to transcend the body itself.
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With The Cow, astronomers hope to get closer to answering those questions.
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As you get closer to the ends, begin brushing toward your ear.
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In 2019 banks and upstarts alike may get closer to an answer.
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It's also about helping them get closer to the open-source community.
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As they get closer to deadline, the team will start eliminating categories.
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As we're getting closer I want to get closer to those goals.
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"As we get closer to them ... we see what works," he added.
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When the bees get closer to flowers, smell receptors begin transmitting information.
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People smiled and waved, encouraging me to get closer to the action.
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Cave Brown's personal papers were another chance to get closer to Weiss.
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It's a juicy day to get closer to someone or make art!
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But the dish needed improvements to get closer to my grail ribs.
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More details as we get closer to release — whenever that might be.
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Breaux spent the next decade trying to get closer to that magic.
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He and Andy left to get closer to Karachun, despite the danger.
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Those allocations are adjusted over time as you get closer to retirement.
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Each one will help you get closer to success, happiness, and fulfillment.
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With each mortgage payment, you get closer to fully owning the home.
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There was only one solution: I had to get closer to the front.
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"Their ticket requests get closer to center court with every episode I win."
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"Everyday we get closer to that magical A$10,000 ($7,597) mark," he added.
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So we need to have a standard as we get closer to elections.
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As you get closer to him, the visual resemblance with Zinédine becomes striking.
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And we&aposre going to increasingly win as we get closer to November.
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They also often create phony business fronts to get closer to their targets.
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"Things get scarier as we get closer to a realistic therapy," Vallabh says.
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Reporters jostled with attendees to get closer to Mr. Trump and his allies.
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QUICK: AND MARK, YOU HAVE TALKED ABOUT WANTING TO GET CLOSER TO CONSUMERS.
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Fortunately, there are statutory solutions afoot to get closer to a fair count.
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That would be like crossing the room to get closer to the Moon.
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This new concept will allow them to get closer to the club they love.
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It galvanized me to get closer to that part of myself, square by square.
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She saw a woman get closer to the presidency than any other had before.
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I think that helped me a lot, to get closer to my Yoruba culture.
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A GoFundMe page was set up to help Aiden get closer to his goal.
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Every day that passes, they get closer to becoming full-grown versions of themselves.
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As we get closer to November 8, that doesn't seem to be the case.
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They look at the boy, and some kneel down to get closer to him.
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As you get closer to the Big Bang, the speed of light approaches infinity.
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As we get closer to Iowa, I suspect that won't be the last one.
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Yet, I wanted to get closer to the characters and deeper into their psyches.
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He also revealed he abstained from sex in order to get closer to God.
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"As we get closer to the Olympics the guidance could get updated," Connell said.
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This allows your body time to adjust and get closer to returning to equilibrium.
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The Mavic 2250 Zoom has the better zoom capabilities to get closer to subjects.
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You're in a sensitive mood this evening, eager to get closer to someone special.
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When you fund project for the people, Stalintron's forces get closer to the border.
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Followers try to get closer to God by seeking spiritual learning known as tariqa.
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After that, there's a bit of a break, until we get closer to Christmas.
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These brands want to start collecting data as they get closer to our crevices.
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I inch with the others to get closer to the dying flicks of electricity.
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As we get closer to Batman v Superman's release, I feel myself getting hopeful again.
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"With everything going on, I expect more volatility" as we get closer to the election.
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But did we get closer to an effective school system because of the Gates investments?
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That will, over time, be very sensitive when we get closer to rolling it out.
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But to bust a four-game slump, he needed to get closer to the basket.
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As we get closer to full employment, it is inevitable that job creation will slow.
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Feeling whole as an individual can make it easier to get closer to someone else.
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"Hopefully each day, I get closer to it," the 35-year-old dancer tells PEOPLE.
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There may be more discounts on its products as we get closer to Black Friday.
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But we'll continue to post updates as we get closer to the March 21 event.
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You can get closer to the flow if you're willing to endure a tough hike.
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Kiki The DEA sees Rafa's predicament as a huge opportunity to get closer to Felix.
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The discounts could obviously continue, but that wouldn't help ride-hail get closer to profitability.
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It's a powerful day to get closer to your partners—you're eager to go deep.
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But as you get closer to college and ramp up savings, the savings go up.
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But some legal experts believe Mueller is using Flynn to get closer to the president.
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This is a hugely powerful time to get closer to someone—or to get closure.
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"It becomes more and more difficult as you get closer to the end," Crisler said.
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Every month, it seems, we get closer to a world full of self-driving cars.
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I have some issues with fatigue, but every day I get closer to feeling normal.
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But Isaac says the costume did help him get closer to his costar Michael Fassbender.
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As they progress in the faith they can get closer to the original through study.
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Barack Obama wants to get closer to resolving the Ukraine crisis before his term ends.
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"Availability details will be shared as we get closer to the launch," Samsung announcement says.
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Obviously as you get closer to the tournaments, you spend more time on the court.
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Congress is stepping up with more proposals that get closer to that kind of commitment.
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For example, it's taken decades of research to get closer to the origins of HIV.
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The devil gonna try to bring you down when you get closer to your goals.
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Democrats can play nice but only for so long as they get closer to Iowa.
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Will you increase your attention as we get closer to the primaries beginning in February?
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Masses of Americans are expected to be on the move to get closer to totality.
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"In this photo you can see Kate's desire to get closer to William," Wood said.
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But when we get closer to ourselves in mammals like rats, it gets more debatable.
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Getting closer to how I saw myself allowed me to get closer to other people, too.
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"The reality is that every day that passes, you get closer to a correction," he said.
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Put aside money from each check and you'll quickly begin to get closer to your goal.
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Trust issues could pop up tonight, but so could an opportunity to get closer to someone.
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Such increases will happen more often as we get closer to the end of the century.
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Like last year, Mashable will cover the best deals as we get closer to Prime Day.
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Lenders around the world are trying to partner with digital players to get closer to consumers.
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However, trackers are able to narrow things down as we get closer to the exact date.
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You'll never get closer to master art works than through Google's freakishly powerful, robotic Art Camera.
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We'll post a nitty gritty review as we get closer to the Blaze's March 2016 arrival.
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Expect to see a lot more of these as we get closer to the general election.
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The later series also started to get closer to serialized stories, especially with Deep Space 9.
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The opposition will just be tougher and tougher as we get closer to the World Cup.
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Not to run away from something but to get closer to something, since everything begins now.
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By having the conversation, by naming its uncomfortableness, can we get closer to understanding it better?
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It uses that information to learn over time and get closer to actual snake name suggestions.
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Chances are more will be confirmed and clarified as we get closer to the ship date.
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If I get closer to the right one, you hear it more in your right ear.
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So hopefully the pain will continue to go down as we get closer to game time.
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And there is a new question: Can Karen get closer to the truth than Sarah could?
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The 10-foot-high probe will get closer to the sun than any spacecraft ever has.
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Confrontations will come up today, but they will help you get closer to understanding your needs.
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They see it as a way to get closer to heaven while avoiding unwanted sexual advances.
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It can open the doors of opportunity for you to get closer to an executive position.
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The voice will also seem to get closer to the driver as the turn is approached.
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We don't know if that advantage will hold up as we get closer to the election.
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As we get closer to 3%, sometimes you see a little pressure on the stock market.
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As you get closer to the date, availability will become slim, and prices will go up.
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But as the antagonists get closer to Al Bab, the encirclement could become a flash point.
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With companies working both ends of this spectrum, vehicles will only get closer to full autonomy faster.
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We can't want to get closer to European standards and not respect the pluralism of the media.
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Now, as we get closer to September's fall equinox, we have a different "fruit" in the sky.
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It's a clear signal to the EU to get closer to its people and to strengthen democracy.
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"She wants to get closer to the information; closer to the data and the networks," says Matsuda.
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Investors are hopeful the two leaders will get closer to a deal that will end the conflict.
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"Tesla won't spend money on more capacity until existing lines get closer to 35GWh theoretical," Musk tweeted.
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Big news for us on "The Five" -- hmm -- as we get closer to unlocking our family secrets.
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I think we're going to get closer to 2 to 2.5% positive growth in the second quarter.
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The Parker Solar Probe is meant to get closer to the Sun than any vehicle before it.
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Two key Fed officials said Monday they expect inflation to get closer to the central bank's target.
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Two key Fed officials said Monday they expected inflation to get closer to the central bank's target.
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A chance to get closer to someone or to dive deeply into a creative project will arrive.
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Some new relationships have formed, now it's time to get closer to the people you're connecting with.
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Applying the success habits of people who've experienced it will help you get closer to your goals.
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And by doing this, we can get closer to the American promise of providing opportunity for all.
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In VR, you can get closer to Mario then you ever have before, and it's very uncomfortable.
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Virtual reality could help parents and researchers get closer to what the experience of autism is like.
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And as we get closer to that date, fuel prices are likely to rise higher and higher.
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The sloped roof also covers a patio that allows residents to get closer to the surrounding nature.
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WAPNER: THERE'S OBVIOUSLY A POLITICAL RAMIFICATION FOR THE PRESIDENT, TOO, AS WE GET CLOSER TO THE ELECTION.
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We can't really say either guy won, but one of them did get closer to the hoop.
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If he can get closer to 50 percent in that category, Raonic could be a true contender.
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A more power-efficient purpose-built chip could help Tesla get closer to delivering totally autonomous driving.
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The camera is excellent, and you can get closer to a subject with the telephoto zoom lens.
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You can't get closer to stepping into a time machine than seeing melted lead turned into type.
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The studio has promised more updates about the game in general as we get closer to September.
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The simple fact is this: As we get closer to the 20183 midterms -- only 214 days left!
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Trade will remain a major topic for markets, as U.S. and Chinese negotiators get closer to Oct.
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It&aposs part of CEO David Solomon&aposs plan to get closer to the bank&aposs employees.
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As you peel back each layer and get closer to the core, the more money you spend.
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"Whenever we feel threatened, [most of us] have the urge to get closer to others," Skale said.
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What starts as a fine sheen turns into large silver shards as you get closer to the mines.
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But the only way to get closer to other countries' levels is by relaxing sentences for violent crimes.
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We might have to get closer to China and Southeast Asia… and with the rest of the Americas.
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"As we get closer to zero, each case takes on increasing importance," Mr. Carter said in a statement.
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They start off more aggressive and then move to more conservative investments as you get closer to retirement.
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To get closer to his target, the kingdom recently slashed tax rates on Aramco, from 85% to 50%.
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We often get closer to our unrequited love in a spiritual sense than we do in waking life.
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This was a manipulation tactic he used to get closer to the gymnasts, and ultimately keep them silent.
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These and other recent deals point to a growing investment frenzy as AVs get closer to mainstream commercialization.
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And we don't have an opinion on what is it that we want you to get closer to.
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But for me, I feel like every choice I make helps me to get closer to my goals.
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Anytime we share the deep parts of ourselves to anyone it allows us to get closer to them.
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That debate is on fully display as House Republicans get closer to a vote on the legislation. Rep.
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Two key Federal Reserve officials said Monday they expect inflation to get closer to the central bank's target.
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"I knew that if I could go through that experience, I would get closer to her," she said.
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And throughout my own experience, I've identified three steps that can help you get closer to your goals.
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It would allow inflation to get closer to target and give employment and output more room to run.
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Possibly because of Lee's modest size, that number turns around quickly as things get closer to the hoop.
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So get closer to finding yours sooner by seeking out a job where you could see yourself thriving.
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As you get closer to the frontlines, there is little to see but miles and miles of rubble.
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Walking mindfully in the rain is a wonderful opportunity to get closer to nature, and our true nature.
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The risk of damages increases as candidates gain momentum, expand their staffs, and get closer to Election Day.
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The unprecedented study has allowed researchers to get closer to determining the main characteristics of a happy life.
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Those missteps, however, helped him get closer to figuring out how to take control of his work life.
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China has tried to get closer to Europe amid the several tariffs that Trump has imposed on Beijing.
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WAPNER: Well, the stock market is going to focus on the election as you get closer to 2020.
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As scientists get closer to understanding what dark matter is, Rubin will be remembered for leading the way.
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We are winning in the primaries and we are going to increasingly win as we get closer to November.
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We&aposll be keeping track of rumors, so stay tuned as we get closer to the anticipated September launch.
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Appropriators and congressional staffers worked through recess to get closer to a deal before lawmakers came back to Washington.
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Here are six tips she says can help you get closer to scoring that much-wanted raise or promotion.
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Stringfellow believes there will be a great deal of confusion as taxpayers start to get closer to tax season.
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Women bombers have been successful because they can get closer to their targets, as they are considered less suspicious.
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And as we get closer to the next presidential election, tax returns have once again become a hot topic.
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Check to make sure you're not too exposed to equities, especially as you get closer to retirement, Murphy said.
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In other words, expect this conversation to continue as we get closer to Death Note's release on August 25.
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"If you can get closer to those conditions that nature provides," he said, "then you will have more success."
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We must take the next steps to get closer to the equality our City values and seeks to accomplish.
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"As those customers come due, we'll get closer to market pricing," AT&T executive John Donovan said last November.
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I realized that once I stopped trying to get closer to what our society deems ideal, I felt free.
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Make sure to always have one or more in an incubator — as you walk, they get closer to hatching.
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That should turn them into far more capable cameras that get closer to rivaling Sony's much loved RX100 series.
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So with Instagram, our mission is to help you get closer to the people and things that you love.
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Habits are hard to break, and your culture may favor the incumbent majority until you get closer to parity.
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It's just science in action, refining methods and continuing to research in order to get closer to the truth.
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The chatbot drove huge engagement, allowed fans to get closer to Victoria Beckham and pushed them through to purchase.
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"We hope that as we get closer to Reynolds we will find more cost savings than that," he said.
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Juno will eventually get closer to Jupiter than any satellite in history — but it's already sending back exciting images.
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"We have to have those conversations as we get closer to April 15 — extend is your friend," she said.
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"I want China to get closer to Central Asia," says Djoomart Otorbaev, a modernising recent prime minister of Kyrgyzstan.
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And in doing so, Congress can get closer to the people by showing its interest in the people's business.
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YOU SAW THIS IN P & G, AS YOU GET CLOSER TO THE VOTE, IT GETS A LITTLE MORE CONTENTIOUS.
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Some early holiday deals are already live but expect to see more as we get closer to Black Friday.
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As we get closer to November, there seems little doubt that attention will heighten more with each passing week.
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Trump has taken notice of the market's gains as both sides get closer to a deal, the report added.
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Her character has to learn how to use seduction to get closer to her target — Joel Edgerton's CIA operative.
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Things will get more intense when the Moon enters Libra this evening—it's time to get closer to someone.
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And then as we get closer to Christmas Eve, the majority of my events are parties in people's homes.
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But as usual, as we get closer to the first round, teams begin getting interested in the quarterbacks, too.
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Warming temperatures also dissolve sea ice, opening up new routes and allowing more boats to get closer to icebergs.
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"Let's get a group hug, y'all," he says as the kids clamber on chairs to get closer to him.
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During that process, the strongest swimmers get closer to the stricture's mouth, while the slower cells are left behind.
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The U.S. has sought to get closer to Belarus by lifting some sanctions it imposed to encourage political forums.
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As the rollercoaster negotiations over funding the federal government get closer to the wire, a shutdown does seem possible.
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Enslin wrote that these changes were a way for Google Cloud's sales team to get closer to its customers.
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I wanted to get closer to touch it, and in the last circle the crowd was moving really slowly.
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That meta-review, rather than any one study in isolation, is likely to get closer to the true answer.
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She's also doing things like creating fake accounts—to get closer to him or keep an eye on him.
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"We want to get closer to consumers so we can better know and better understand them," Campbell's Pritchard said.
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Over the next six years, the probe's orbital length will gradually shrink, allowing it to get closer to the Sun.
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Apple isn't saying, and it's probably going to stay that way until we get closer to HomePod's launch in December.
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Gleicher warns that Facebook is seeing growing efforts to manipulate the public debate as we get closer to the midterms.
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But we are mostly concerned with the bigger picture about where voters' heads are as we get closer to November.
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In order to get closer to more "revenue neutral" tax cuts, it will be necessary to raise money somewhere else.
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Patagonia Nano Puff for $99 ($101 off): As we get closer to spring, coats and jackets will drop in price.
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To get closer to clients, Morgan Stanley gave up its hallowed headquarters on Wall Street and moved to Midtown Manhattan.
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People with high blood pressure or cholesterol should get closer to 120 to 160 minutes of vigorous exercise a week.
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It's still early for this speculation, and we're sure to hear more as we get closer to Google's developer conference.
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Get closer to Jesus by sharing a nice virtual glass of cabernet with him — along with his faithful canine companion.
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JOHN HARWOOD: The history of third-party candidates is that they go down as we get closer to the election.
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So everything that happened that gave us an opportunity to get closer to each other, we definitely jumped on it.
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As other regions such as the Eurozone get closer to rate increases, the relative opportunities may shift in Europe's favor.
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"We're seeing sales get stronger week after week as we get closer to the Cup," said commercial director Fabio Gabaldo.
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"In December, as I get closer to the (anniversary) date, I go on a large emotional rollercoaster," Hockley tells PEOPLE.
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So, I made the decision to live in D.R. for two months to get closer to what being Dominican means.
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There are other, smaller, signs Google may be looking to get closer to Lyft amid its legal battle with Uber.
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In January, the orbiter is going to spend start adjusting its orbit in order to get closer to the planet.
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In every election as we get closer to the finish line, the critical Electoral College maps only gains in importance.
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But Donald Trump's grudging approval of new sanctions against Moscow shouldn't stop Trump from trying to get closer to Putin.
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Well, my dad does see it as a way to get closer to me, to strengthen our father-son relationship.
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The orbiter will spend the majority of next year slowing down and adjusting its orbit to get closer to Mars.
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And besides, how could he ever get closer to the mystery of God, unless he battered Him with his doubts?
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"We can't really get closer to the story of these people than by looking at their actual remains," he said.
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Meeting and phone conversations with candidates and their campaigns are common and will increase as we get closer to November.
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Here's how the OnePlus 7 Pro holds up when you get closer to things and try to capture more details ...
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The good news is that paying for family travel expenses can get easier as teams get closer to the championship.
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To get closer to that, however, he will first have to negotiate his way past Italian 17th seed Matteo Berrettini.
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"Ultimately as you get closer to decision time, candidates have to draw distinctions, they have to draw contrasts," Murphy said.
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Finally, they change those ratios as you get closer to — or farther into — retirement or taking money out for tuition.
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In August 103, Mr. Houston and Mr. Ferdowsi moved to San Francisco to get closer to the start-up scene.
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What all these directors had in common was a desire to shake off artifice and get closer to real life.
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By most projections, Democrats look more likely to get closer to 15 or 20 seats, not the 30 they'd need.
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Maybe I could get closer to their lives in the vast modern Agora of this metropolis through a common passion.
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Doing well in California, which boasts 415 pledged delegates, would help any of the candidates get closer to that number.
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Many friends were waiting for me, and some had to overcome layers of obstacles to get closer to the prison.
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Next week: Dorian by late Monday is due to get closer to the Florida's east coast, the hurricane center said.
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As we get closer to the answers to these and related questions, let's review where we left off last year.
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Goldberg also kills various people in his love interest Beck&aposs life as a way to get closer to her.
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We take the metro and instead of getting closer to the cable cars, we get closer to Nickelodeon World. Help.
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WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN WHEN INTEREST RATES NORMALIZE AND GET CLOSER TO WHERE THE GROWTH RATE IS AND CATCH UP?
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"I wanted to get closer to the amazing things coming out of the media lab and generally, MIT," Swenson said.
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It shows that every day our movement grows, and we get closer to achieving affordable, quality health care for all.
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"Music is a way to get closer to God," said Kanu Patel, the band's manager (and uncle of Tushar Patel).
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"It's only by challenging ourselves to do more that we can get closer to our best," the narrator tells us.
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A handful of other wealthy countries will get closer to becoming centenarians too, but these improvements won't be spread evenly.
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Be sure to tune in next week, because as I get closer to finding love things get more dramatic than ever.
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It's getting more humid overnight as we get closer to monsoon, but I'm enjoying the fresh air after months of dryness.
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Books like the Popol Vuh or the Florentine Codex—written between 1540 and 1585—allowed him to get closer to cacao.
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Her op-ed serves as a powerful antidote to the practice of vilifying ambitious women as they get closer to power.
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Here's hoping with more women higher up on the lineup this year, we'll get closer to gender equity at music festivals.
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If you get closer to the edge of the paper, the edge will change the direction and magnitude of the current.
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It's possible that we'll see better deals as we get closer to Black Friday, which kicks off on Friday, November 63th.
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Attending bootcamps like Reina did or even taking courses online can help you get closer to where you want to be.
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I wouldn't discount the B team plotting an accident anywhere in the region particularly as we get closer to the election.
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Fun As we get closer to being a profitable company, we will be able to afford more and more fun things.
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As you get closer to retirement, the portfolio skews more to safer fixed-income investments and away from higher-risk stocks.
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The points are even more important, and the adrenaline goes up as you get closer to the end of the season.
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Though these numbers could change as we get closer to filing deadlines, the reasons behind the staggering increase aren't a mystery.
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Our social relationships have profound influence on the extent to which we get closer to versus further from our ideal self.
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But with the 5x/10x zoom on the P153 Pro, you get so much flexibility to get closer to the action.
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Vivobarefoot Primus | $144 Get closer to the pavement and that 5-minute mile you've been chasing with Vivobarefoot's ultralight running flat.
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If a strategy of stepping back does not help you get closer to your goals, Poehler suggests you cut and run.
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JetSmarter, widely considered the Uber for jets, is going the extra mile to help users get closer to their favorite celebrities.
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For now, until we get closer to May 7, when we have the [French election] final round, the market is rejoicing.
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"We want to get closer to this kind of perfect representation, so you can capture a moment you had," he said.
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Doubtfire mashup: Chan, in an effort to get closer to his estranged grandchildren, goes deep undercover as a school dinner lady.
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"I think the Eurozone will get closer to 2 percent growth, and that will make it relatively more attractive," he said.
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I wouldn't discount the B team plotting an accident anywhere in the region, particularly as we get closer to the election.
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When the honeymoon phase of a relationship ends, you might find yourself looking for ways to get closer to your partner.
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The degree of frequent interaction on social media has allowed the group to "get closer" to its international fanbase, Kim said.
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With refined decision-making and more tools (like recommended cropping), it might get closer to the photos a human might take.
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"As we get closer to 2020," Dr. Greenblatt said, "I would start to get concerned if it does not go down."
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If the Rangers can't win this year, how do they get closer to a Cup next year, or the year after?
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"As we get closer to Election Day, you see that younger people tend to vote later than older people," he said.
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"We expect the volume and sophistication of the adversary attacks to accelerate as we get closer to Election Day," he said.
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There's nothing we can do on the demand side of the economy to get closer to the old pre-recession trajectory.
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That means more programmers making more games for a wider audience — and a chance to get closer to that $1.68 million.
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It's a difficult problem that will only get more complicated for social media platforms as we get closer to Election Day.
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"As you get closer to the end of the year you are giving more and more near-term forecasts," said Bullard.
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Here are three top red-flag money situations and how to get closer to the truth about your significant other's finances.
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I was heading 300 miles north to get closer to where I'd be viewing the solar eclipse in a few days.
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Expect rapid twists and turns, charges and countercharges, as we get closer to the pivotal South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday.
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We'll find out more about all these things as we get closer to June, but for now details are pretty thin.
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During the primary campaign don't be surprised if Nixon gains ground and Cuomo falls as we get closer to the election.
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"As we get closer to 2020, there will be an expectation that we see them narrow the losses," he said. Opinion
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How well Richard and Jackson are going to take the news is still TBD as we get closer to the fall finale.
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And because they had so much power and are world famous now I wanted to get closer to the truth of them.
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As we get closer to the next major Nintendo Switch unveiling in January, details about the new console continue to trickle out.
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For near retirees, the trick is to not leave your money overexposed to risk as you get closer to that danger zone.
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If prices rise as we get closer to the presidential race, expect Trump's interest and activity into this area to rise accordingly.
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The second camera acts like a zoom: it allows you to get closer to your subject without having to crop the photo.
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As they complete the various in-app activities, they get closer to hatching eggs that feature new Pokémon to add their collection.
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Outside the Champs-Élysées, protesters attempting to get closer to the Arc de Triomphe smashed storefronts and lit fires in the street.
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At the NewFronts conference in New York this evening, Hart said he's linking up with YouTube to get closer to his fans.
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Keeping a dialog going between all parties, whether you like them or not, will only help us get closer to the truth.
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By keeping track of their great ideas and schedules, they set themselves up for success and get closer to accomplishing their goals.
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Tucker told me that a few over-eager young firefighters tried to get closer to the flames, but he cautioned them back.
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The general consensus among scientists is that once researchers know what causes the disorder, they might get closer to finding improved therapies.
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Here's what the forecasts are currently calling for (though keep in mind that this could change as we get closer to Friday).
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For me, it's a way to get closer to the character and to try to feel as much as I possibly can.
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And as we get closer to the bombing itself, the pitch of the engine rises before an explosion unfurls across the screen.
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"People are still nervous, and that could increase over the next few weeks as we get closer to the crunch," he said.
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Companies throughout the healthcare industry are pushing to get closer to patients, and wearables have opened a new window into their health.
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We don't get closer to an explanation for her death as the film moves along, but our compassion grows with each scene.
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Late October will be a special time for you to get closer to your partners and to explore your hidden, deeper desires.
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Romance is in the air, and it's a powerful time to get closer to someone, as romantic Venus connects with mysterious Pluto.
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IN ORDER TO INFLICT THE KIND OF PAIN ON TO CHINA THAT WILL MAKE THEM COMPROMISE AND GET CLOSER TO OUR POSITION.
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Graham's decision to get closer to Trump is coming at a personal cost, too, as some Republicans are not happy with him.
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"It might sound strange, but I always assumed that journalism was about questioning anybody giving orders, to get closer to the reality."
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I ask him to get closer to the computer, and he zeroes in on a stack of books on my desk instead.
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But if Seligman is right, we might not have to chase 'Oumuamua through the cosmos to get closer to these space oddities.
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The Parker Solar Probe will get closer to the Sun than any spacecraft, coming within 4 million miles of the surface. (NPR)
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And as we get closer to them and as we put them into place, I think those confidence levels will obviously increase.
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U.S. and Chinese officials are set to meet later this week in Washington to try and get closer to a trade deal.
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She cites the "goal-gradient hypothesis," which is the idea that people work harder as they get closer to achieving a goal.
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It's long been thought that the key to unlocking any spending stalemate in Congress was to get closer to an immigration compromise.
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And we go through that in the book of how…you get closer to when that time comes, you're ready to go.
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When you get closer to a subject, the subject gets bigger within the picture, but the distant background stays the same size.
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With China's expertise, Mnangagwa's government could get closer to stemming the sort of upheaval that toppled his predecessor before it even begins.
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The administration and lawmakers' staff members worked throughout the two-week congressional break in an effort to get closer to a deal.
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"You're never going to get closer to being a black person than watching a black movie with a black protagonist," he said.
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A family packs up their car and evacuates as a brushfire get closer to their home in Ventura, California, on December 5.
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Fighting it actually makes it worse, because you get closer to this technology that confuses you, as opposed to just checking out.
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Ultimately we will get closer to perfection — but only if we're smart about using the best methods available to us right now.
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As we get closer to the end of the LP, because it's an hour-long record, these songs are kind of bleeding together.
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And in understanding each other, we get closer to a world where political debate is an attempt to persuade rather than to overcome.
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I've heard so many editors say, 'Oh wow, I really enjoyed being able to get closer to the clothes and actually see them.
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As Heidi starts to get closer to Walter (maybe even a little unprofessionally), she starts to pull further and further away from Anthony.
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That said, it does have an ever-shrinking playfield that forces players to get closer to each other as the match goes on.
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"We will talk about it as we get closer to the market rebalancing," Novak was quoted as saying by Russia's Interfax news agency.
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I get closer to get a better look, but apparently, my military uniform doesn't do such a good job at protecting against radiation.
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The number footprints should also start getting smaller the closer you get closer to it, but this feature is still a bit glitchy.
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Leaks have been pouring out steadily as we get closer to the date of Samsung Unpacked, where the company traditionally announced new phones.
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" Users will also be able to track Kris Kringle as we get closer to Christmas by simple asking Google Assistant "where is Santa?
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This time, they're not squabbling, and they listen to one another in order to get closer to their goal of defeating their enemies.
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The goal was to let fans get closer to Victoria Beckham, personalise their connection to the brand, and show off its new collection.
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"That could be another Trump trade, one that causes the averages to pull back as we get closer to the ceiling," Cramer said.
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As we get closer to present day, there's more and more evidence that summer hits doesn't necessarily emerge from the radio airwaves anymore.
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And now, our readers can get closer to these stories and subjects, from a possible border wall to a figure skater's quadruple jump.
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Garland tells PEOPLE he's happy he was able to help his sister and other kids get closer to receiving the medicine they need.
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Most of these items aren't on sale right now, but that doesn't mean they won't be as we get closer to Black Friday.
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Usually, rivers are fresh water and become brackish (a mixture of salt and fresh) as they get closer to open oceans and gulfs.
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NASA is launching a new lander to Mars, as well as a spacecraft that will get closer to the Sun than ever before.
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Are we going to go forward to an America that continues to expand opportunity and get closer to words in our founding document?
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As the election approaches, we get closer to the unavoidable reality that either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be the next president.
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Women. Look at what Jane Goodall did, and that was only because she was able to get closer to them than her boss.
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We expect to see more sales as we get closer to Black Friday, so we&aposll update this page as they come in.
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But don't worry, we're going to have lots of presidential election-related episodes as we get closer to the election on November 8th.
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"As we get closer to a referendum, the division between those on both sides of this issue has continued to deepen," explains Dyas.
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That would assure Tehran could produce no new nuclear material, and thus never get closer to building a weapon than it is now.
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I think as we get closer to the actual election, I would not be surprised to see more and more of this happening.
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Members of the Niqab Squad, as they call themselves, say it's a way to get closer to God and to avoid sexual harassment.
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Part of this calculus is that a Republican-dominated House is much more likely to help Trump get closer to what he wants.
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"There are always a lot more injuries now, as you get closer to the race and people bump their mileage up," he said.
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When we can figure out what we can do about this we will get closer to free others that deserve to be free.
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During that period, Daesh forces raided us 15 times in order to capture Kirkuk... They wanted to get closer to the oil fields.
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They had hoped it would allow them to get closer to the price they sought, even after no prospective buyer would meet it.
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As the show progresses, it&aposs truly rewarding to watch them pull together to defy the obstacles and get closer to their goal.
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Likened to Stitch Fix, a subscription-based styling service, Find Mine is one of many players helping apparel brands get closer to consumers.
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The officials also said that bases similar to Fire Base Bell would probably be built as Iraqi security forces get closer to Mosul.
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Sinn Fein might just get closer to critical mass, to increased political support north and south of the border without his bloody legacy.
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NASA launched its Parker Solar Probe in 2018, which will get closer to the Sun than any human-made object has ever been.
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But there are ways to process this experience in a way that ultimately helps you get closer to having the relationship you want.
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As we get closer to actually drawing some up for the President, we figure it's time to break down what that actually means.
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He declined to comment on specific details of a deal, but said the administration hopes this week to get closer to a pact.
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More volatility in the market could lie ahead as we get closer to the Fed's March meeting and more economic data rolls in.
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"We expect TV advertising to ramp up as we get closer to voting in various states," said Travis Ridout, Wesleyan's other co-director.
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As we get closer to an actual Senate bill, I think it's worth reevaluating the politics of this and which members are important.
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"He had crossed over a metal railing to get closer to the cliff edge where he lost his footing and fell in," Hayes said.
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At times he found he was thinking like a journalist himself, pushing his charges to get closer to the action when something newsworthy occurred.
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And I&aposm wondering, should they actively, do you think they will actively, as we get closer to November, use him on the stump?
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Start with your wellness visits first, so you can address any developing problems and get closer to your annual out-of-pocket spending maximums.
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And as we get closer to the launch of Money Diaries this fall, we'll also have sneak peeks and some other extra special exclusives.
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The man asked Cardi B for her autograph, continued to get closer to her, and "harassed" her, an NYPD police spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Larsson's turnaround plan, called "The Way Forward" was designed with the idea to revitalize the company's core brand and get closer to the consumer.
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Then the Neustrashimyy repeatedly asked Gravely over radio to maintain a safe distance while the Neustrashimyy continued to maneuver to get closer to Gravely.
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The programming is basically abstracted and very easy to digest, but it does get closer to the level of a more robust game engine.
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Unless you are Ashley and have friends like Amanda who historically sacrifices herself to let you get closer to a final… but I digress.
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We can get closer to customers and better serve them and be much more open and interoperable with the rest of their technology landscape.
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Each of these identities faces unique biases and challenges that must be accounted for if we want to get closer to true gender parity.
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As we get closer to Election Day, there will undoubtedly be more leaked emails and personal information with the aim of influencing the election.
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Another interesting observation: The Chainsmokers are adding 27.1 thousand social media followers daily… guess people really do want to get "closer" to the duo.
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Target-date retirement funds are allocated and diversified based on your specific retirement date, and they rebalance automatically as you get closer to retirement.
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Mi Box 1003K Android TV | $69 Get closer to the pavement and that 5-minute mile you've been chasing with Vivobarefoot's ultralight running flat.
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Since then, he has spent time working in television as a weather producer and moved to Oklahoma City to get closer to tornado alley.
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The moves announced Tuesday are part of the firm's effort to get closer to clients "to deepen our relationships with them," the memo said.
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Patients who had surgery sooner after becoming severely obese tended to get closer to a normal weight than individuals who waited longer, Inge noted.
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In the 90s, de Sagazan started painting, and sculpture came a few years later to, as he puts it, get closer to our world.
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When we get closer to the event, we'll publish all the Q&A sessions online, along with the agendas for our other content stages.
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"If you remain relatively short in your duration aspects, it means you will get closer to the point of being paid back in full."
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Bloomberg reported that Chinese officials have doubts they can reach a comprehensive trade deal even as they get closer to a phase one agreement.
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As the car follows the animal, a man outside the car gives a thumbs-up as he attempts to get closer to the wombat.
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"I would hope we as we get closer to the election cycle — I mean, we need to do it irrespective of 2016," said Sen.
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As you get closer to these inflection points, the volatility, the anxiety obviously could go up," he said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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Harris's plan could be a way to finally get closer to eliminating this gap — or, at the very least, draw more attention to it.
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This is notable as Augmented and Mixed Reality capabilities continue to make headlines and get closer to the comfort zones of the general public.
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The musical selections for the novella were tools to help the audience get closer to the way I intended the book to be read.
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No two people are the same, so it's natural to want to merge your interests in a bid to get closer to a person.
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A growing number of Muslim women there are promoting the niqab veil as a way to get closer to heaven and avoid sexual harassment.
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And at that time, because my mom was sick, I just needed to get closer to Dallas and I wanted to be with her.
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Ms. Gomez swears that the sand is softer and the water is bluer as you get closer to India's tip, where she grew up.
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"As people get older and get closer to retirement, they should gradually tweak their allocations to have a larger allocation to bonds," Seltzer said.
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Sometimes he would stand up, feeling his way around the mosque from column to column, following the voices to get closer to the discussion.
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As you get closer to Presidents' Day in the United States, that's another peak period because it's usually a three- or four-day weekend.
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Luxury properties on the island start at around $450,000, Mr. Jepson said, and typically increase in price as they get closer to the water.
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Last year, PEEPS debuted their first-ever gingerbread house—and we're sure plenty more companies will follow suit as we get closer to Christmas.
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But as 218-year Treasury yields get closer to those levels, the rationale - given the higher risk involved and lower leverage - starts to evaporate.
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Better yet, showing loyalty offers a double bonus in point-earning potential, which is a great way to get closer to 2020 award travel.
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The markers on this road are coming fast and furious as we get closer to the first delegate selection contest in the Hawkeye state.
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Kosmos 2542 attracted particular attention last week when it performed a series of maneuvers, using its onboard thrusters to get closer to USA 20153.
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While Landon tries to get closer to Jamie, she pushes him away, fearing that a secret will end things between them before it begins.
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If inflation projections in the second half of this year get closer to two percent, yes it's easier for the ECB to get out.
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This isn't unfamiliar news to members of Congress; funding for the decennial census traditionally increases significantly as we get closer to the census year.
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"The apartments are simply designed, but as you get closer to the front door, the personality of the building becomes more assertive," he said.
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"Domain's continuing to grow and ... get closer to REA," said Reece Birtles, managing director at fund manager Martin Currie Australia, Fairfax's second-biggest shareholder.
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The season resumes as the recruits are tutored in the art of seduction, which Alex uses as a chance to get closer to Owen.
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"By developing our offering, we will get closer to our customers' everyday lives, thereby becoming even more relevant and accessible to them," CEO Lyra said.
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I don't think that they'll leave, but I think that they will kind of use this as an excuse to get closer to him emotionally.
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Click here to view original GIFAs you get closer to the e-scooter's top speed, you're going to feel every little bump on the road.
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The companies have been adding offers and services practically in tandem in recent months as they get closer to a contest on the public markets.
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The Bruja movement has grown into a global network of women who want to get closer to their indigenous and African roots through feminist legacies.
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Dick's Sporting Goods forecasts the percentage of e-commerce orders placed for pick up in store will triple as the days get closer to Christmas.
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The new cookbook is the latest way for fans to get closer to Hamilton himself and give those dinner parties a new air of authenticity.
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As companies get closer to deploying self-driving cars that are available to the public, state rules around consumer transportation will be even more important.
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It encourages me to remember what I have instead of what I lack, and how to use these things to get closer to my goals.
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It also helps to have a macro model, broken down into micro experiments that you can run to get closer to your personalized golden ticket.
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Huawei's problems are now more important than ever as we get closer to a 5G-powered future and navigate an increasingly fraught relationship with China.
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On July 10th, Juno will get closer to the Great Red Spot than ever before, giving us our very best view of the cloudy abyss.
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But to get closer to achieving true gender equality, we need to start by taking into account the multiple components that make up women's identities.
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His first guest was actress Nina Dobrev and together their goal was to get closer to getting Brad Pitt's iconic, washboard abs from Fight Club.
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You probably won't mistake them for real people, but they do allow you to get closer to the experience of conversing with a native speaker.
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But people's desire to leave their professional and familial ties to explore new surroundings wanes as they get closer to retirement age, the study found.
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" Rubio added: "So this is not consistency; this is calculation as he's changed his position on these issues as we get closer to Election Day.
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And it seems like the industry has taken an unprecedented interest in driving participation from investors to CEOs as we get closer to Election Day.
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"I'm confident that as we get closer to the Brexit vote, the 'remain' camp is getting stronger," Soros was quoted by the Journal as saying.
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It got the crowd, and Gaga, moving — she exited the stage to get closer to her Little Monsters, giving out high fives along the way.
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As we get closer to Suicide Squad's much-anticipated release date, a new trailer gets us closer to Jared Leto's Joker than we have before.
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"While likely, there are no guarantees we'll even get 2 rate hikes this year, especially as we get closer to the fall elections," Cuggino said.
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Scientists have long tried to pin down the exact relationship between depression and language, and technology is helping us get closer to a full picture.
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We can't guarantee that prices won't drop further as we get closer to Black Friday, but with a deal this impressive, we would be surprised.
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But as we get closer to impact, Rosetta will be sending more images back to Earth, charting its own final plunge with good, scientific rigor.
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Pichai told employees: "We'll definitely be transparent as we get closer to actually having a plan of record here" on Dragonfly, according to the transcript.
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Plus, if Liza is now going to get closer to Charles in a personal relationship, that means he has to find out her big secret.
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To get closer to 100 percent, you can fling undesirable dogs over the park wall—probably the most enjoyable part of the game, for me.
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"As we get closer to the Party congress, I think authorities will use more extreme censorship measures." prominent Beijing-based activist Hu Jia told AFP.
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Being proactive can make the difference between a bonding interaction versus a stressful one and can help you get closer to your friends and family.
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But now at least we have a good idea of what we are up against, and even some tools to get closer to a solution.
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DNA analysis from a study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One undercuts that hypothesis, and may help archaeologists get closer to solving the riddle.
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"Agencies have tried and tried to get closer to a prevention model, but it's just not how the field is set up," Spears told me.
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But that message will be harder to sustain as we get closer to November 2018, and people start running the 2018 tax numbers for themselves.
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Or better yet, do this to focus on the steps you need to take to help you get closer to your dream job or career.
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"I think it helps her get closer to a winning strategy for sure," said Thomas Dadey Jr., the chairman of the Onondaga County Republican Party.
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We'll talk with a lot of folks and we'll make more news about that as we get closer to introducing the vehicle into the marketplace.
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As you get closer to a friend, the LynQ's moving dot gets larger and larger so you can easily tell if you're going the right way.
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Although that's a bit vague, we can be certain that Intel will prominently advertise what new chips include the mitigations as we get closer to release.
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If you're looking to get closer to nature on your own, the National Park Foundation recommends three parks that will be the ultimate destination for you.
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As they get closer to retirement, that's when an advisor needs to get serious about planning specifically for health-care costs for the client, McClanahan explained.
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To feed carp little by little, and to watch them get closer to you by shaking their fins — these are ways to enjoy a relaxing time.
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This'll be a close one to watch over the next few months as we get closer to the finals for the World Cup and the elections.
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She was excited, bounding onto the stage, asking to get closer to the students and joking about keeping an eye on the ones in the back.
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As we get closer to the real deal I can almost feel that we're going to be able to voice our opinions – I'm bringing my mace!
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A long risk horizon means a larger portion of your portfolio can be more aggressively invested in stocks until you get closer to needing the money.
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" He added that around censored search in China, the team would "definitely be transparent as we get closer to actually having a plan of record here.
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As the player walks during the day, they get closer and get closer to the destination, while also unlocking immersive audio story clips along the way.
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"We'll definitely be transparent as we get closer to actually having a plan of record," Pichai said, according to a report from The Intercept's Ryan Gallagher.
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When I was 19-years-old, I was at a concert of a very famous pop star who told the crowd to get closer to her.
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The InSight team will attempt to communicate with the MarCO satellites in the summer when they get closer to the Sun, according to a press release.
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This desire to get closer to nature and aliveness led to making what I call "simulations"—I think of them as video games that play themselves.
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"What I can say for sure that in 2016, we are not yet breakeven, but we will get closer to breakeven in 2016," Ahmed told CNBC.
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As you get closer to the finished product, the voice starts to become a good indication of how your drawing could be misinterpreted as something else.
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As VR develops, the debates will only get closer to the real world: what does it mean to commit violence against people who feel entirely real.
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The Geesaa is part of a new wave of coffee makers that make advances on traditional drip techniques, attempting to get closer to a manual pourover.
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By refusing grand stakes and instead conducting funny fictional experiments, Aickman and Bullwinkel get closer to the truth; closer to describing whatever lives under the floorboards.
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Two elderly women pushed to get closer to him; a bearded man was restrained from striking him; a younger woman was shouting into a mobile telephone.
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And I'm sure dozens of Tweets have already been written in advance that Trump will fire off as soon as we get closer to a nominee.
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"I ended up moving hotels three times to get closer to the courts because the gasoline was running out," she told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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But their brazen control of gerrymandering has enabled them to position sandbags to protect the last few districts from falling as we get closer to November.
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"It may be as simple as taking profits on things that move and investing in others, hoping we'd get closer to a trade deal," he said.
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It's implied that during their encounter, Eurus let Moriarty in on secrets about the Holmes family that may have allowed him to get closer to Sherlock.
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"Getting rid of the north on the sign allowed a lot of us to get closer to the League," said Silvano Contini, the southern group's coordinator.
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As the activists scrambled up a rocky hill to get closer to the base, and with the police moving in, Ms. Pestorius picked up her viola.
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We are able to climb out onto the rocks to get closer to the "Monkey Toes" but there's no clear path so I decide to pass.
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"I just felt I needed to start filling in people on how I'm doing as we get closer to the beginning of the season," he said.
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He said agencies — especially the massive holding companies — will struggle to survive if they don&apost get closer to their clients and those companies&apos customers.
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Did Mohammed Emwazi, the British-born Muslim who became known as "Jihadi John" for personally beheading Western hostages, really join ISIS to get closer to God?
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And because the health of your relationships affects the health of your body, we've included connect challenges to help you get closer to those you love.
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This was a chance to get closer to the country I had adopted as my own and really understand what it means to be an American.
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They are going to need something they trust that's not raw that really helps them understand how to get closer to the audience and that side.
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There won't be a magic bullet solution to food insecurity, but practical steps—like switching to Meatless Mondays—will help us get closer to a solution.
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"Usually as you get closer to game time, I'm talking six hours, three hours, one hour into kickoff, then we'll see the prices come down," he says.
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It's a good practice to leverage your deductibles so that you can address any developing problems and get closer to your annual out-of-pocket spending maximums.
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Not only does this help you discover any unforeseen medical conditions, you'll get closer to your annual out-of-pocket spending maximums if there are any issues.
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"As you get closer to 80 they're going to say you're too old, there's more chance of rejection, that type of thing," he told the news outlet.
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If his ploy was to get closer to the front he made a big mistake, because I (not he) reaped the benefits of the chaos he caused.
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Mobile World Congress is fast approaching, and companies are teasing what to expect from the conference in ever-increasing numbers as we get closer to the event.
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Samantha, an old friend of Naomi's who's now a prosecutor, plays ditzy to get closer to the overgrown frat boy whom she suspects of white-collar crime.
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"AI can have bias and humans can have bias," he acknowledged, but he's hoping that both elements working together can help Golden get closer to the truth.
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"As autonomous vehicles get closer to market, automakers must have a comprehensive simulation solution in place to meet the stringent training demands," O'Driscoll said in a statement.
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Last week, it seemed like we were going to get closer to the Wellicks, as Joanna waited for Elliot to ask him some questions about Tyrell's whereabouts.
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft, which is orbiting around the dwarf planet Ceres in the asteroid belt, is about to get closer to this celestial object than ever before.
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BOORSTIN: And as you get closer to the launch of this product, do you cleaner, clearer, a better sense of how many people are the target audience?
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I could imagine it changing for me, especially in few years when I get closer to menopause and everything gets thrown totally out of whack yet again.
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As they get closer to deadline, the team will repeat the same process with category 43, deciding which bugs to promote to a category 3, or punt.
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Central to Voodoo is the belief in sacrifice and traditional medicines as a way to heal ailments and help worshippers get closer to sprits and the afterworld.
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The indoor/outdoor Sierra tent was always overflowing with people trying desperately to get closer to the stage, especially for Alison Wonderland, Duke Dumont, and Cashmere Cat.
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This number will likely change as you get closer to actually thinking about stopping work, Long explains, so stick to 80% now for a more conservative estimate.
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"We will continue to feel our way cautiously as we get closer to home, fostering economic growth and keeping our inflation target front and center," Poloz added.
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Of course you won't get closer to your dreams of buying a home or financial stability in general if you blow every paycheck and put nothing aside.
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Turkey is a NATO ally and the US's embrace of the Kurds in the ISIS fight has irritated Ankara and led them to get closer to Moscow.
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But I have been calling for a flight to quality as we get closer to the election, because I think the race would tighten despite the polls.
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" The report also suggests that some of Mattis's options for Trump could "include loosening some battlefield restrictions and allowing American troops to get closer to the fight.
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This is a great opportunity to get closer to an award flight on American, United, or one of their alliance partners like British Airways or Singapore Airlines.
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Knowing more about which genes survived to do different things in each plant means scientists can now get closer to creating even more variations of these fruits.
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From interviews with several climbers, it seems that as the groups get closer to the summit, the pressures increase and some people lose their sense of decency.
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While "The Secret Life of Pets 2" wasn't expected to reach those high figures, it was expected to get closer to the mid-50-million-dollar range.
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"Every time I speak with Mr. Wang, I feel I get closer to cracking the unifying code that unlocks the laws of the universe," Mr. Dalio writes.
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Audiences, however, mostly assumed the shy-seeming Soderbergh was James Spader's Graham, a soft-voiced drifter who wouldn't get closer to a woman than a zoom lens.
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Audiences, however, mostly assumed the shy-seeming Soderbergh was James Spader's Graham, a soft-voiced drifter who wouldn't get closer to a woman than a zoom lens.
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Increasingly, celebrities have been launching their own apps to get closer to their followers featuring exclusive content, including the Kardashians' individual apps and Lady Gaga's Little Monsters.
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I wanted to get closer to the action, but even more I was dying to know what it felt like to be out there on the field.
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When oil companies&apos revenues fell, landlords looking to get closer to their customers started using VTS to more closely track the economic health of their leases.
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To get closer to Fidelity's recommendation of having eight times your salary saved by 60, follow these four steps so your money can grow over time: 1.
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He is a smart and dangerous leftist who knows what it will take to break down society and get closer to his dream of a socialist America.
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He begins his creepy inner monologue about his desire to get closer to her, and the audience learns that another scary cycle of stalking has already begun.
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But even as researchers get closer to developing better vaccines, Crowe admitted that we'll never completely eradicate influenza as we did smallpox, once the world's deadliest plague.
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To get closer to Fidelity's recommendation of having six times your salary saved by 50, follow these four steps so your money can grow over time: 1.
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"Uber in particular has been playing super nice since its change in management a year ago and particularly as they get closer to the I.P.O.," he said.
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Every new fulfillment center, every time they get closer to the customer, it's not like Apple, where they have to reinvent that the next year to compete.
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More deals are likely to come as we get closer to the end of the year and as some of the higher-end products make it to market.
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The plan is to cut costs and get closer to making the $2000,23 Model 22018 the company has been promising since it first unveiled the car in 212.
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As the Terriers get closer to the crease, Walpoff's pulse rises ever so slightly, and he really begins to believe once the puck touches senior Natalie Flynn's stick.
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But we haven&apost had that for a long and he&aposs going to continue to use both the carrot and the stick to get closer to that.
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It is a good distance from the summit venue, and intrepid journalists will likely move out of the media center and try to get closer to the action.
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" But if you're able to turn away from that tidy story, and hear what the people who lived it are really saying, "you get closer to the truth.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said talks between the United States and China have progressed and both sides hope to get closer to a deal this week.
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That means ad clients in that realm need to know how to reach people as they get closer to purchasing a vehicle, and data from Epsilon could help.
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"Essentially they're saying I have to get closer to becoming a liver cancer victim before I can have treatment," says Morton, 0003, who lives in the Seattle area.
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"We find risk-reward more attractive to consider entering structural long sterling positions as we get closer to September," said Paul Hollingsworth, senior European economist at BNP Paribas.
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But as we get closer to the 2020 elections, confusion about what's real and isn't — especially when it comes to political discourse online — seems to only be increasing.
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As we get closer to the November 16 release date, we're bound to see more and more of him in the press material and promotion for the film.
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The country star often travels alone; forgoing luxury stays for backpacking and camping to get closer to nature and experience the area in a more raw natural way.
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"She was bullied and harassed ... but in a sense, Michiko created a revolution - to get closer to the people," said Naotaka Kimizuka, a professor at Kanto Gakuin University.
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Second, the odd styling isn't for everyone and, once you get closer to the light, it's easy to see that there is more there than meets the eye.
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BOEHNER: HE STILL WILL BE DONALD TRUMP, BUT I WOULD EXPECT THAT WE'RE GOING TO SEE A SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT DONALD TRUMP AS WE GET CLOSER TO THE INAUGURATION.
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Italy's decision to get closer to Beijing has alarmed Washington, where the White House National Security Council urged Rome not to give "legitimacy to China's infrastructure vanity project".
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It's normal for men to watch you when you enter a bar, to watch what you're drinking, what you're doing, in an attempt to get closer to you.
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After trotting around on the camels, I was ready to get closer to Colton…and sure enough we found ourselves our own little hot tub in the desert!
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And if it's anything like the editorial coverage Bannon led at Breitbart News, you can assume the theatrics will become more intense as we get closer to November.
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The company promises it will have the highest precision of any EVF yet, so that's something to look forward to as we get closer to the camera's release.
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"You're going to have to have patience, and you're probably going to have to get closer to the iPhone 8 for this to really materially outperform," Link argued.
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Then, a Chinese security official blocked National Security Adviser Susan Rice on the tarmac and yelled at another U.S. official trying to help journalists get closer to Obama.
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There's no doubt that as we get closer to Halloween, we'll begin to see even more pictures of the "Bat Wing Raspberry Sundae" pop up on social media.
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And for those times when you absolutely must get closer to your subject (and your feet can't get you there), digital zoom has been a last-ditch option.
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Furthermore, the company's building its new massive spaceship Campus 2 with solar panels on the roof to get closer to transitioning all of its operations to renewable energy.
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Like many moms, the mother sloth responded to her child's shouts for help and climbed down the tree where she was staying to get closer to the sound.
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How do we get closer to this place where people can just live as individuals and not have to continuously perform or keep up the charade of manhood?
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LeRoy says that during his training, he was told to double whatever patients told him about their smoking or drinking habits to likely get closer to the truth.
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Ultimately, whether it's champagne or not, we want to get closer to the top three and be in the fight with those three teams more consistently next year.
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The result will be a "likelihood of widespread severe storms," according to the Storm Prediction Center, and the risk level may increase as we get closer to Wednesday.
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In addition to secrecy about the pace of its investigation, there are questions about how Mueller might navigate the calendar as we get closer to the midterm elections.
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Gleick said Los Angeles, like a growing number of water-pressed cities, including Singapore, "is beginning to think they can get closer to (being) independent about water resources".
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"It's an opportunity for us to get closer to business owners in a very casual environment," argues Khaldoun Haj Hasan, founding partner of private equity firm Ithmar Capital.
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As you get closer to retirement, shifting your investment strategy from one heavy in stocks to one heavier in bonds and other fixed-income investments is generally recommended.
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"Once we get closer to April, there's probably about a 40 to 50 percent chance of a military escalation whether accidental or deliberate on either side," Kazianis said.
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Since the 1990s, major automakers based outside the United States have built American factories to gain access to these local supply networks and get closer to American consumers.
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Well, that's about it for now, though as we get closer to September, we're expecting to see even more leaks and rumors about the next batch of iPhones.
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Trump has previously called Mexicans "rapists" and "drug dealers" and I expect that sort of xenophobic rhetoric to ramp up again as we get closer to the election.
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"Only through practical reciprocal steps will we get closer to denuclearization & peace and away from dangerous & irresponsible 'fire & fury' threats," Arms Control Association Director Daryl Kimball also tweeted.
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You get closer to a boss by being able to anticipate their needs, by understanding them on a policy level, by being able to write in their voice.
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With China constricting imports of used cardboard, Nine Dragons bought the mills in the United States partly to get closer to the country's plentiful source of scrap paper.
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Even Thanos can't resist, head-butting Captain Marvel during the final fight in a fruitless but perfectly understandable attempt to get closer to the movie's best new haircut.
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Alexander Novak: We are only saying that we will need to see what the market will be like as we get closer to the end of the agreement.
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As we get closer to the 2020 election, the record-high CEO optimism levels that peaked during Trump's presidency have now vanished — largely thanks to trade war uncertainty.
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"For example, when people have coffee punch cards, people actually start going to the coffee store more often as they get closer to the 10th punch," she explains.
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It was early in the month for a Christmas party, though many people were sure to be out of town, or harder to get, closer to the holidays.
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A rumor had gone around that because of the weather, free tickets to Trump's speech were being given out and fans could get closer to the Lincoln Memorial.
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But it can still get closer to the needs of commodity end-users, particularly in opaque markets like thermal coal, or targeted markets like minor platinum group metals.
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Examining the wide variety of perceptions at play can help one get closer to the potential reasoning, if not necessarily the facts, behind the Kingdom's rapidly evolving developments.
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So, the King may have more in common with Putin than before and Putin may use this to try to get closer to the kingdom, at our expense.
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That could mean a big boost in sales as we get closer to the holiday season and millennials are seeking out the perfect gift for mom and dad.
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Morgan Spurlock is applauding Reality Winner for "stepping up" to help Americans get closer to the truth ... even though she's been charged with leaking a classified NSA document.
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"I want to continue what I was doing in helping other people, and to make sure that other people are also going to get closer to God with me."
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It's time for us to step up and run, and I truly believe that if more of us do that every election, we will get closer to true progress.
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PERINO: Well, if they&aposre listening I hope they take your advice and we will be sure to check back with you as we get closer to the midterms.
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Big firms ranging from Johnson & Johnson, an American health-care firm, to Michelin, a French tyremaker, have entered into partnerships with Hax to get closer to these bright sparks.
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Watch The Weather As we get closer to the eclipse, head to the National Weather Service's eclipse website for updates on what the weather will be in your area.
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As for Angela, it's clear that being in the pants of a champion veteran player is in her game plan to get closer to that million-dollar prize money.
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"It's a huge vision, but with every village and every person who is influenced, we get closer to our goal," says Higgins, who recently joined the board of directors.
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That's why we're building a new engineering team in Singapore – to get closer to the next billion users coming online and to develop products that will work for them.
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If oil declines because of no deal, it would create another risk for stocks, which have been sensitive to oil prices as they get closer to $40 per barrel.
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And it's for this reason that Apple, which has long been rumoured to be developing a car, might want to get closer to the company, or even buy it.
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I also think both TW Walsh and I were disappointed that we weren't able to get closer to something that had sort of a little bit of transcendent value.
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As quantum computers get closer to reality, congressman Will Hurd (R-Texas) argues the US needs to lead a global effort to deploy new forms of quantum-resistant encryption.
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"We want to give people more tools to share their experience — get closer to this kind of perfect representation so you can capture a moment you had," said Zuckerberg.
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A Chinese security official had also blocked National Security Adviser Susan Rice on the tarmac and yelled at another U.S. official trying to help journalists get closer to Obama.
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"That's a sector as we get closer to the election, assuming she wins the nomination and she is on the ticket, that's where I'd look for volatility," said Gilbert.
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By adopting their mental strategies as well as ones experts say are linked to success, you can get closer to a fulfilling career and a higher quality of life.
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But as you get closer to the [book's] release and the article's publication, you see Gerald's intense reaction to Gay upon discovering his true form for the first time.
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After riots in 2014 in Ferguson, Missouri, where an unarmed black man had been shot by a white police officer, many departments tried to get closer to their communities.
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You then have to collect that holocron through a game of hot and cold where your band will vibrate more vigorously as you get closer to this invisible holocron.
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The "flattening of the yield curve" — where short-term interest rates get closer to the long-term rates — has sparked some fears that a recession is around the corner.
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The European efforts to get closer to China are part of a wider initiative to ensure that international trade isn't disrupted due to the U.S. administration's new policy direction.
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Tan said the race helps him to get closer to understanding the conditions of modern-day slavery, as he and his teammates cannot not quit running despite the exhaustion.
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Ahead, just a few of the most important things I've learned on my own journey that might help you get closer to becoming the person you want to be.
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In case an actor already has a foothold in an organization after compromising one user account, credential phishing could help him get closer to high profile users of interest.
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Jagr had some chances to get closer to Messier's total, the best one on a breakaway as he came out of the penalty box early in the second period.
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"As we get closer to November and the inflation reports, it may be another reason why it might be difficult to retain big short positions on sterling," he said.
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Thrun has tapped Mike Huerta, who served as FAA Administrator from 2013 to 2018, as an adviser to Kitty Hawk to help the company get closer to its goal.
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While we shouldn't expect a bankruptcy bank restructuring to become as routine as bankruptcy has become for airlines, we can get closer to that limit than we are now.
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" For Mr. William, that intention is always to explore the diasporan experience and, he said, "to get closer to a truth that makes sense for black and brown people.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if there's a hashtag, #BoycottTheApprentice, on Twitter as we get closer to the premiere," said Preston Beckman, a former top executive at NBC and Fox.
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Likewise, Russia appeared to get closer to the anti-establishment movement M5S, with media reports noting previous leader Beppe Grillo's change in tone, from criticism to approval, towards Russia.
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The plot follows washed-up musician Dave, played by Alexander England, who volunteers to chaperone his nephew's class field trip in an attempt to get closer to Miss Caroline.
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We'll have more speakers to announce in the coming weeks as we get closer to our two-day conference in San Francisco, so keep an eye out for that.
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"What we need to do now is get closer to our European partners and work out what a realistic, pragmatic Brexit is, which works for both sides," he said.
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As Reed explores Oakmont he'll solve cases that help him get closer to the truth of his visions while taking smaller jobs that help him unravel the history of Oakmont.
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Ever since Goldman created satellite offices last year to get closer to clients, the two banks have been going head-to-head in arenas hundreds of miles from Wall Street.
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As the castaways get closer to day 39, with nine people left on the Maku Make super tribe, that means scoring the immunity necklace before a vote is increasingly critical.
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"The future of Mexico is it must get closer to Colombia, to Italy, the best practices of countries that have managed to control the situation though judicial institutions," Buscaglia said.
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"We care deeply about keeping all of Instagram—including IGTV—a safe place for young people to get closer to the people and interests they care about," the spokesperson said.
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"You might see a temporary hiatus ... but then when you get closer to the presidential elections, then this flares back up and then we'll see tensions rising again," said Brice.
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" As such, he said the committee would need scope for flexibility going forward in order to get closer to 4 percent on a "durable basis but in a calibrated manner.
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"You might only have a couple thousand dollars saved for emergencies, and a bonus is a great way to get closer to that three months of emergency savings," Bera says.
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"Trump may be able to pull in more affluent voters as we get closer to November," said Catherine McBreen, managing director of Spectrem Group, which conducts the survey with CNBC.
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I can really empathize with CT in this situation but stomping around the house and making your partner feel worse is not the way to get closer to $1 million.
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Analysts said the new R&D center will help it get closer to the Chinese consumer, and could create synergies with Didi as it looks to new areas like cars.
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The rally came as White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow sounded upbeat about the trade talks, adding that Beijing and Washington hope to get closer to a deal this week.
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Other countries in the region only have to see the wrath of China if they oppose its strategic interests, and see the benefits if they get closer to Beijing politically.
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As we get closer to blowing past our own self-imposed carbon targets, solutions that once seemed crazy are starting to look like the only way to keep our promises.
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But as we head into 216 and get closer to 216, the winking hints of "I'm running!" will turn into dozens of campaign slogans and trips to Iowa and Ohio.
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But as we head into 22018 and get closer to 2020, the winking hints of "I'm running!" will turn into dozens of campaign slogans and trips to Iowa and Ohio.
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At first, the braking experience is reminiscent of a hiccup: the board jolts back slightly, then steadily increases the breaking — all the while you get closer to hitting an obstacle.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said that talks between the United States and China have progressed and that both sides hope to get closer to a deal this week.
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None of which is to say that markets won't begin to react to Trump as we get closer to the election and get more information about his prospects and plans.
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In particular, models will have to be trained on rare cases as they get closer to perfection, said Vivek Bhatt, chief technology officer at GE Healthcare's clinical care solutions division.
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Adventurer killed It's believed the Sentinelese killed Chau after he asked a local friend to find a boat and several fishermen to help him get closer to the prohibited island.
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It marked a point where Nathan clearly saw his dad as a kind of protector, and Nathan clearly wanted to get closer to his dad after he returned to Oregon.
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"I understand as we get closer to the end there may be some anxiety, frustration and acting out on the other side that has to look at the facts," Mrs.
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To help taxpayers get closer to the right amount they should withhold under the new law, the IRS recently released a new draft of its Form W-4 for 2020.
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Asked why they are prioritizing families in this effort as opposed to single adults, as they get closer to 100%, officials declined to explain how they choose whom to refer.
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As Democrats get closer to their party's late February leadership election, Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairman hopeful Pete Buttigieg feels emboldened by nationwide protests aimed at the new Trump administration.
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That Winston Wolkoff was happy to set that aside to get closer to power and, one imagines, increase her social currency doesn't make her particularly sympathetic when she gets burned.
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With the richest vein of crystal-clear images of the galaxy to date, researchers are mapping the past orbits of stars to get closer to understanding the Milky Way's history.
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This is a marvelous time to get closer to people—Venus in Scorpio really knows how to deepen connections, and the new moon in Virgo will spark curiosity and thoughtfulness.
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"As time progresses and we get closer to the election this year, you'll see the two primary candidates go significantly higher, especially when one is in the lead," explains Spence.
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At least at a fine grind, the blade grinder can get closer to a uniform particle size and you won't notice the difference unless you have a very refined palate.
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"One thing that came up with everyone was that you have to get closer to the business, to its roots — you can't be stuck in your office," Ms. Kavanagh said.
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The most fuel-efficient F-series model gets about 25 miles per gallon on the highway, though a new model this year could get closer to 30 miles a gallon.
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When you're interested in the satellite entity watching your social media activity, orbiting brings an endorphin rush, the feeling of being circled by someone you want to get closer to.
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Mr. Kim's apparent move to reconcile with his South Korean counterpart, President Moon Jae-in, is above all a gambit to get closer to America to keep China in check.
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He's surrounded by MATH hats and people clutching copies of his book, "The War on Normal People," who nearly climb on top of one another to get closer to him.
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Source: Refinitiv Of course, it is typical for analysts to overestimate earnings gains and see them come in lower as we get closer to the quarter that is being examined.
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It was interesting because we thought it would be a good platform to distribute our content on, and to get closer to consumers, which is critical in today's business environment.
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BOORSTIN: WE'LL BE VERY CURIOUS TO SEE MORE DETAILS OF THOSE SERVICES AS WE GET CLOSER TO THEIR LAUNCH, AND NOW WE UNDERSTAND YOU GO OFF TO YOUR EARNINGS CALL.
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You can choose a fund tied to the year you want to retire, and the fund will automatically re-balance to become more conservative as you get closer to retirement.
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We'll have more to tell our subscribers about Ben and his restaurant in the coming weeks, as we get closer to our official Australia debut in May, so stay tuned.
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Artists Joe Patitucci and Jon Shapiro think that to survive our ambiguous future, we need to get closer to our senses and the natural world around us, not leave them behind.
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Maybe as the two brothers get closer to their destination in Puerto Lobos, the telekinesis will play into their family history or be part of the mystery surrounding their estranged mother.
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I learned that every accessory that increases the acceleration and speed of a vehicle boils down to oxygen and fire and fuel—maximize these elements and get closer to James Dean.
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This small-scale activation is a natural next step in our ambition to get closer to our consumers; by normalizing disability in advertising and communications, and using humor to challenge preconceptions.
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"The market is somewhat being driven by momentum as we get closer to the upper end of the trading range here," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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The hope is that the torrents of data these schemes generate will contain some crucial nuggets that let neuroscientists get closer to understanding how exactly the brain does what it does.
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This means you can now optically zoom in to 2x, which means you can get closer to your subject without suffering from any of the distortion that comes with digital zoom.
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" Tom Fautley, another Scotland-based Rockstar developer, says that while he's never seen anyone forced into 100-hour weeks, he's "definitely seen friends get closer to that figure than is healthy.
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"This is a conceptual plan, this gives them flexibility in the future if they need to move things around as they get closer to rolling out the Model 3," Harrison said.
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"The only thing that changes when you get closer to springtime is the intensity," said Lundqvist, who is 17-11-3 but has only five wins in his last 15 games.
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Charlotte Jones, who oversees the day-to-day details of the project, views the Star as a way to let fans get closer to the team while leveraging the team's popularity.
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He predicts the S&P could fall flat by next week's G-20 summit if President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping fail to get closer to a trade deal.
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AND I CAN IMAGINE ON THEIR PART AVOIDING YET ANOTHER NASTY FIGHT THAT'S ONLY GOING TO GET NASTIER AS WE GET CLOSER TO THE VOTE AND DISTRACTING IS IN THEIR INTEREST.
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The front of the vacuum is flat, part of the new "PerfectEdge" tech that lets it get closer to walls — apparently one of the most requested features in recent Roomba generations.
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"Being able to articulate the defining moments that have shaped your life will help you get closer to realizing who you are and what your breakthrough is all about," he says.
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They will have a chance to get closer to their goal when they take to the road to begin a three-game series against the struggling Los Angeles Angels on Friday.
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In the case of barcodes, it will beep as you get closer to the barcode and guide you with text to line up the camera with the edges of the document.
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Mr Putin allied himself with America, did not object to NATO's enlargement that took in the Baltic States and saw September 11th 2001 as Russia's chance to get closer to NATO.
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Mr. Slowe said he would like to see Reddit get closer to building automated systems that detect abuse across the site, though he did not give a timeline for such technology.
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The Air Force has conducted exercises in Eastern Europe in recent months to see how effectively it can build up, tear down and move to get closer to a potential crisis.
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Eventually she mounts a barrier to get closer to the sculpture and manages to take off the nose of a man depicted in the sculpture, and the head of a girl.
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Democrats had demanded the investigation not only to get closer to the bottom of the matter, but also to highlight Kavanaugh's very conspicuous attempts to sweep it all under the rug.
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"I am sure that if we get closer to a further order, the Airbus board will make that undertaking," Emirates President Tim Clark told reporters on Tuesday at the Dubai Airshow.
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As I noted earlier here, history shows that, as we get closer to Election Day, the generic vote gravitates away from the party holding the White House and toward the opposition.
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But there are some positives here, too: Pluto is the planet of depth and transformation, so expect to get closer to your partners in a very deep, real, and raw way.
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For the second half, the students moved forward to fill a few empty rows—all wanted to get closer to the drama, as Asad made a new life in a township.
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For Amazon, the Last Foot Problem is similar to the Last Mile Problem—called that because shipping and logistics get more difficult and costly as packages get closer to their destination.
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For example, it has invested billions into clean power-generating projects and renewable energy start-ups to get closer to a goal of running its data centers on 100% renewable energy.
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And Harden, who is 27, may start to feel differently about rest days when his 22,955 combined minutes in the regular season and playoffs get closer to James's total of 49,227.
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Christina and Ida claim they want to get closer to nature, but no one partaking in the ritual is actually there to strengthen their connection to the grass they're sitting on.
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As we get closer to the November general election, Democrats are sure to try to tie incumbent Pete Sessions to Trump; Sessions's voting record aligns almost perfectly with Trump's policy priorities.
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But if the US wants to get closer to other developed nations' levels, it will eventually need to go much further — and that will require reform beyond the war on drugs.
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And as we get closer to President Trump&aposs historic announcement this evening on the Supreme Court nominee, will he stick to his gut or will he try to please his base?
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"There is a gradient of increased risk as you get closer to major roadways," said Ray Copes, chief of environmental and occupational health at Public Health Ontario, who co-led the study.
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"We have made quite good progress toward our objectives ... so clearly as we get closer to our objectives it's likely that we'd want to make monetary policy somewhat less accommodative," he said.
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As we get closer to Samsung's August 7th event for the Galaxy Note 10 and larger Note 10 Plus, more details and photos of the devices continue to make their way out.
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Whatever surprises Samsung has up its sleeve, though, stay tuned to The Verge for all the action as we get closer to August 7th (especially given Samsung's history of early product leaks).
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We'll be spending more time with the cameras when we get closer to their February availability, but safe to say, 2017 is shaping up to be an interesting year for Fujifilm fans.
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"We have made quite good progress toward our objectives ... so clearly as we get closer to our objectives it's likely that we'd want to make monetary policy somewhat less accommodative," he said.
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Questions from employees, shareholders and analysts about where they stand — and how policies could impact profits — have already started, and will only increase in intensity as we get closer to November 2020.
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As he slowly realised the competition did not operate under normal rules, he accepted the position, to get closer to winning the project he and his team had worked so hard on.
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"Investors don't like uncertainty, and as we get closer to the elections, we get less of that," he said, noting polls start painting a clearer and clearer picture of who will win.
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Trump will keep making promises as we get closer to November 2020, but it's as important as ever for Americans to keep an eye on what's already being done in their name.
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And we'll present challenges as we get closer to the midterms, because we learned that a huge part of getting people to vote is getting them to make a plan for voting.
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The lander is just a small part of the overall Rosetta mission, and in summer the Rosetta orbiter will get closer to the comet surface—close enough to see Philae for itself.
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"We are pursuing Africa for growth and diversification," Hayward said, adding that the company would try smaller store formats to get closer to its customers and reduce dependence on shopping mall owners.
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Depending on what you find, you may want to extend (or shorten) baking times, or consider adjusting the display temperature a little to try to get closer to the actual desired heat.
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But it's very shallow ... There will be moments when we must get closer to $60 and moments I'm sure when we'll flirt with a number with a 4 in front of it.
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"Being able to articulate the defining moments that have shaped your life will help you get closer to realizing who you are and what your breakthrough is all about," he says. 2.
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Well, maybe Moon has a better descri— Pokémon Moon: A lonely pokémon, it conceals its terrifying appearance beneath an old rag so it can get closer to people and other pokémon. Welp.
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What they're saying: The home sharing site also makes the case that doing so would put money into ordinary people's hands and help federal workers get closer to the communities they serve.
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The idea is that by simply standing up and saying no more, we can get closer to a world where girls aren't taught that their looks supersede their feelings, thoughts, and goals.
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"We will think about these issues as we get closer to it (next summer)," Lane told CNBC's Annette Weisbach on the sidelines of the ECB Forum currently taking place in Sintra, Portugal.
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They're a rather shocking contrast to the more peaceful paintings on view — in a photograph you could get closer to the resemblance of a person, but with that came their ghastly decay.
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This is something that is really pressuring Beijing, and the more than they get closer to these deadlines with the US in terms of trade talks, are they gonna meet next week?
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Japan has long wanted to get closer to the Five Eyes pact, in which the signals-intelligence agencies of America, Australia, Britain, Canada and New Zealand share the fruits of their spying.
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But, you know, hopefully we'll get--more support will come in, as we get closer to the convention, and people really buy into the fact that he can be beat at convention.
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As we get closer to the IPO, we&aposll be digging deeper into Casper&aposs efforts to monetize your Zs. In the meantime, enjoy this amazing chart from Casper&aposs IPO prospectus:
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"On a one-year horizon into the next year, at some point that (higher oil price) starts to matter, particularly as you get closer to a new pipeline being finished," Anderson said.
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Penney is in the midst of a major turnaround with its relatively new CEO, Jill Soltau, while Nordstrom is trying to get closer to customers with faster delivery and supply chain investments.
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She points out Jesse has some 2.2 million followers and she's worried some might be volatile and obsessive fans who could harm their kids in an effort to get closer to Jesse.
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So even if public attitudes get closer to the science, it's unclear if or when that will translate into the kind of grassroots mobilization and lobbying that's needed to shift the political discourse.
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ROTCE remains slightly below management's 10% target, though with the firm's expected capital return over the next 7503 months, Citi should get closer to, if not reach, this target absent unexpected performance volatility.
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"Regardless of their device or location, we hope to level the playing field for all LinkedIn members so they can get closer to their dream jobs, grow their networks and become more successful."
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Why it matters: While government relations have always been critical to ride-hailing companies, they are only becoming more important, especially at the federal level, as self-driving cars get closer to reality.
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Clearly, the firm also wants to get closer to the founders it works with — and wants to work with — many of whom also prefer San Francisco to sleepier, if less crowded, parts south.
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I think when we let go of the idea of balance we can actually get closer to what the reality of balance looks like, which, in my opinion, doesn't always stay the same.
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We'll know more as we get closer to the Force Band's release, but from what we've seen so far Sphero wants it to be much more than just a neat BB-8 accessory.
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Here's where everything stands right now, though: We're still in the early days of 5G, and news will accelerate as we get closer to networks rolling out and hardware releasing that support it.
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Rummans: I think things started happening very early on, I always had a thing for Tyler and I think we were both just looking for an excuse to get closer to each other.
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After their initial conversation, the 911 dispatcher tells the caller to hang up and call on a mobile phone so that they can get closer to the scene to describe what's going on.
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Thanks to a big lift from the Delta IV, the Parker Solar Probe will get closer to the Sun than any human-made vehicle has been before — a mere 220 million miles away.
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The minutes indicated that the Fed likely will bring the balance sheet roll-off to a close by the end of 2019 as reserves get closer to the level where banks feel comfortable.
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More information about the 2017 Overwatch World Cup schedule will trickle out as we get closer to the summer but, in the meantime, go help your country make it to the top 32.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)At 5x and 10x zoom, the P30 Pro delivered fantastically sharp images, though as you get closer to 50x, it starts suffering from the issues inherent with digital enhancement.
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As we get closer to the NFL draft and team scouts begin anonymously ripping teenagers, just once I'd like to hear one of them rip a Football Man for being a fucking idiot.
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If the two sides did not get closer to a deal this week, the timing of an agreement could slip by a few weeks, said Myron Brilliant, the Chamber's head of international affairs.
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"I am consistently very healthy and I eat quite clean," she said, "but as I get closer to the wedding I'm doing more facials and treatments and taking a lot more skincare vitamins."
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That's good if you want to fit more of a scene in your image, but it also means you'll have to get closer to some subjects in order to fill up the frame.
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Cillizza: All right, Greg, We're getting bits and pieces of Hillary Clinton's book about the 903 election as we get closer to it hitting bookstores (are they even a thing anymore?) next week.
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And as the groups of migrants get closer to the US border, the focus of the remaining troops is expected to shift toward medical care and aviation support for Customs and Border Patrol.
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The bigger picture: As they look to remain relevant and get closer to customers who've long been out of reach, incumbent players are increasingly trying to hitch rides with the likes of Grab.
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"Any number of firms (and funds/consortiums) across the tech stack have been making big moves to get closer to the 10 trillion miles traveled annually by the global car population," Jonas said.
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Scientists think this allows native microbes, usually held at a slight remove from the intestinal wall, to get closer to the gut wall, leading to inflammation and further impeding the flow of mucus.
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As we get closer to a future where ride-hailing takes it to the skies, Moore will walk us through the logistics necessary to make sure these eVTOLs are safe, efficient and affordable.
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"Photoshop has allowed me to get closer to what I consider reality: the permanent transit (mutation, imbrication) of the images within the psyche," he said in an interview with Artefacto magazine in 2010.
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I'd never really appreciated the brown squiggles that streak through the vegetation — a lovely bit of nonlocal color in this dusky scene — though I wish I could get closer to see every detail.
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"But she also has a background as social affairs minister, which matters at a time when the European Union needs to find a way to get closer to its citizens," Ms. Tocci added.
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During a photo opportunity at the conclusion of the award presentation, Umm Qusay crossed the group of awardees to get closer to the first lady, prompting laughter from the other awardees and audience.
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It literally didn't even enter my mind," she says, adding, "I always think, you work hard for something, but God presents opportunities, and hard work can help you get closer to those opportunities.
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Investors will also watch out for any news on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade front as the Trump administration and House Democrats get closer to replacing the current North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Later, during the show, the inside of the venue will be heaving, full of sweaty bodies desperate to get closer to the stage and have their voices heard by the New Jersey band.
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The photographer and I roll up the windows as we get closer to the event, called Rock Against Überfremdung ("Uberfremdung" is a peculiar German word that roughly translates to being "swamped by foreigners").
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Vinatieri made a 36-yard field goal and two extra points to get closer to Morten Anderson's record of 2,545 career points, but missed two PATs and had another nullified by a Bills penalty.
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This story is an extreme example, but if we can allow ourselves to step back and get closer to understanding a person's trajectory, maybe there's a certain empathy that will come from the conversation.
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"We are excited to bring our self-driving technology to Texas and we look forward to sharing more details with you as we get closer to launch!" the company said in a Medium post.
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Huawei claims nearly a third of the global 4G market, and it may get closer to half the market in a 5G world, said Andrew Entwistle, an analyst with New Street Research in London.
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"On the numbers part, we'll get an updated assessment as we get closer to the end of the 180 day period," of the first round of waivers that ends in May, the spokesperson said.
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But these promising results mean researchers can keep testing the ZIKV-117 antibody in other animals, like primates, and hopefully get closer to a treatment that can help unvaccinated mothers before it's too late.
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As Republicans get closer to repealing it, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law – or Obamacare – has never been more popular, according to results from a new national NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey.
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And as an aside, I personally found that the Blips macro lens was much trickier to use than the micro lens — requiring you get closer to the subject, and keep an even steadier hand.
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"This starts to get closer to figures that would justify more wage pressures, but it seems unlikely that this will happen in a meaningful way in the first half of 2017," ING's Colijn said.
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But I'll add one more fairly mundane but very plausible explanation, which is that it gets increasingly hard to spend resources in states like Ohio and Florida as you get closer to Election Day.
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There are a number of ways we'll get clues about where the candidates stand and how the playing field is shaping up as we get closer to the rush of state primaries in March.
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Watching Archie get closer to the Blossom family, albeit reluctantly in the hopes of them opening doors for him, made me wonder what exactly he said to Val that made her okay with this.
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Most of us will never get closer to a famous racetrack than our television screens — or perhaps the stands — but Chevy just announced an option that can get its customers quite a bit closer.
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It opened in 1829 and was based on the philosophy that isolating inmates gave them a useful opportunity to get closer to God and to offer penitence (like "penitentiary," get it?) for their crimes.
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In a later episode, Kabilyo seduces a Palestinian doctor, played by Laëtitia Eïdo, in order to get closer to a terrorist who is recovering from a gunshot wound in the hospital where she works.
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As members of Congress get closer to approving a National Defense Authorization Act, they will continue to make tough decisions on what we as a country will invest in to protect our national interests.
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She developed the game using minority avatars set in a tech environment and users had to rely on people of color or women to get closer to their end goal to win the game.
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The Times Square attraction is less than a mile from Trump Tower, and the waxwork will soon get closer to the family's current home as it moves to Washington at the end of May.
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If you are new to solving and are not sure of a clue, don't reveal or give up; put your clue in the comments and someone will help you get closer to the answer.
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For those worried about stock market volatility, bonds offer low risk and a comparable return over time, given that most age-based investment plans get more conservative as children get closer to college age.
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These are some of our most important takeaways from Tuesday's voting: When presidential candidates get closer to their party's nomination, they often gain stature and appear more formidable as they approach the general election.
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We spoke to her about dealing with Internet trolls, maintaining a healthy dose of skepticism in all aspects of life, and why a woman may be more likely to get closer to a Bigfoot.
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As we get closer to the expected September public launch of iOS, the betas have gotten more stable and the new features they introduce in each build have been of lesser importance, generally speaking.
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Those states and cities would have to pursue ambitious new policies, like retrofitting hundreds of buildings to make them more energy efficient and plugging methane emissions from landfills, to get closer to the target.
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Researchers plan to do further experiments on amber, as well as lab-made and simulated glass, hoping to uncover more details of two-level systems and to get closer to the putative ideal state.
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And so, as the US and Taliban get closer to finalizing a peace plan, I, like many Afghans, am watching events unfold with concern -- desperately hoping for the best but fretting for the worst.
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" Walker explains that the Folio Society wanted to anthologize the major Marvel eras, and its "aim was to allow readers to get closer to the Golden Age of Marvel Comics than they've ever been.
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This price matches the lowest that we've seen, and it may fall more as we get closer to Black Friday, but you'll be getting a lot for your money whether or not you wait.
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A heat map won't always have all the answers, but it can serve as a starting point and ongoing guide to find what's broken so you can get closer to building a strong company.
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"The stakes are rising as we get closer to the referendum date and it makes sense that investors start to price in the risks for Ireland," said Christian Lenk, a strategist at DZ Bank.
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The Xbox One has seen big reworks of the dashboard more frequently than before, and the stakes are high as we get closer to the launch of the Xbox Series X in late 2020.
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"We try to protect the interest of our big brother," he said, referring to India, "but they feel that if we get closer to the north, we might not be as dependent on them."
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The named plaintiff -- John Baker Orange -- claims last July someone hacked into his outdoor security cameras and started commenting on his kids who were playing basketball ... encouraging them to get closer to the camera.
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After a while, we long to get closer, to hear what the characters aren't confessing on the record, or to zoom out, to take in more of the decade than its miniature backstage dramas.
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In the beginning, your daily goals are most likely small wins or to-do list type of items, then you'll gradually start hitting milestones as you get closer to launching your side business 6.
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"We want to enable fans to get closer to the culture and communities they care about, while ensuring that everyone involved in the creative process is recognized and rewarded accordingly," he says in a statement.
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"You're going to set your price pretty high early as a seller to see what you can get, but once you get closer to the event, sellers are looking to unload those tickets," Papp explained.
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"In states like Indiana, North Dakota, Montana, West Virginia and Missouri they could form a bi-partisan coalition to get closer to that 60-vote threshold to pass legislation and overcome a filibuster," Raju said.
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A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, so every day [that] they're turning dirt and starting to put facilities in place is a day we get closer to seeing the service happen.
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That probably always happens in training, but when you try something new or different, something that feels strange at first in your body, you feel awkward about it, but you get closer to one another.
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FOX: You know, I think, and I think the book shows this as well, that they are a lot more human and a lot more normal and less scripted when you get closer to them.
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"Boys usually use this technique to get closer to the girls they like," says Naweed, an 18-year-old male student in Kabul who had a fake female Facebook profile for more than a year.
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"We've known this is a 15-20 year project and every year they get closer to being a blue-water navy with global aspirations," said a U.S. administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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Rather than just sit on my hands I've put together this infographic, which will help marketers better make sense on how to potentially organize these tools and get closer to achieving cross-channel marketing nirvana.
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ET and the total network run-time for the awards show will run to close to six hours, as the Oscars get closer to being an insane all-day affair like the Super Bowl. Anyway.
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But considering how Democrats overachieved in suburban areas in 2017 special elections, Lamb might get closer to 60 percent in Allegheny and lag further behind in the outlying areas, with turnout higher closer to Pittsburgh.
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If they're looking to jumpstart a new fitness routine or want to tone up, useful workout gear that helps them get closer to their goal will be much more appreciated than a set of candles.
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They've also taken private tours in London, visiting attractions like the Natural History Museum, and will be residing in Nottingham Cottage on the grounds of Kensington Palace until they get closer to their wedding date.
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Meanwhile, your character levels up and unlocks new, more advanced moves — think a lunge instead of a squat, or adding an arm movement to a leg one — and you can get closer to the goal.
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In January, the spacecraft will get closer to Bennu, between 21991 and 22000 miles, and be drawn into orbit around the asteroid, which will be the smallest object ever to be orbited by a spacecraft.
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"We are going to experience or will get closer to yield inversion by the middle of next year or maybe even a little bit earlier," said Elwin de Groot, head of macro strategy at Rabobank.
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However, if you're investing in a target-date fund in your 401(k), the allocation of stocks and bonds automatically becomes less aggressive and more conservative overall as you get closer to your retirement date.
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Delivery bikers reportedly shouted at each other to "social distance," or move away from one another, as they began leaning their bikes on cars to get closer to Carbone's doorway to hear their delivery number.
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But, you know, at some point in the future, and I think the ECB will join the Fed, probably around September, and not too long later, Japan's going to get closer to their inflation target.
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"Having seen the cloud, Pliny the Elder decided he wanted to get closer to it to investigate," said Daisy Dunn, a classicist whose 2019 biography "The Shadow of Vesuvius" is the definitive guide to Plinydom.
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"These are more paranoid announcements which, to our regret, will multiply as we get closer to the election," Mr. Putin's confidant and spokesman, Dmitry S. Peskov, was quoted by Reuters as telling reporters on Friday.
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It has a long hose so I can get closer to my dog when I bathe her, and it has multiple pressure settings, which keeps her from getting scared when I turn the water on.
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" In the posted video, a man tells the woman as she begins to climb over the fence, "You're not supposed to do that" repeatedly, and the woman replies, "I want to get closer to him.
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After another earthquake in Sichuan in 2013, People's Liberation Army soldiers invited Reuters reporters to eat lunch with them near the disaster zone and armed police offered journalists rides to get closer to the epicenter.
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As we get closer to the 2018 midterms, they can start to craft their own true agenda or they can keep running on a scandal and opposition-based agenda that's seemingly consuming them 24/7.
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" A GM spokeswoman said in an email that pricing for plans and packages that include these services will be announced "as we get closer to launch of the first vehicles that will include these services.
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"I was so proud of that young man who played my son, because he still loved me at the end of it and all he wanted to do was get closer to me," he added.
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As companies use influencers to get closer to their target customers, and those influencers embrace the money-over-everything ethos of online brand building, issues like skin whitening could be getting worse in the shadows.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Check back for more info, and hopefully image samples, from the $2,500 Lumix S1 and $3,700 Lumix S1R as we get closer to their launch, which is slated for sometime this March.
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The only major detail we don't have much info on yet is price, however, if past history is any indication, I expect we'll get more clues as we get closer to Google I/O in May.
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Uber's drive to get closer to core components of its business continues as the company has secured a partnership with DigitalGlobe, a satellite imaging company that also provides images to Apple, Google and the U.S. government.
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Looking at the screen of the camera's ground glass is a way of creating distance from the experience, yet it's also a way to get closer to and connect with her mother despite her fading memory.
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Minecraft has consistently been the game that has allowed me to not only escape some of the crumbling things around me, but allowed me to open up my creative brain and get closer to my friends.
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Britain has ensured, by the referendum vote, that it has no choice but to get closer to a United States whose chief executive seems to wish to tell the rest of the world to get lost.
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Business schools need to get closer to computational design faster There are three kinds of design: first, classical design, which is design from the physical world and has been around for centuries, beloved and highly refined.
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"When you get closer to his bowels, Mario and Luigi are like: 'Somethings not-a right,'" Roiland said, slipping into a voice that sounded like a vaguely Italian version of Morty Smith from Rick and Morty.
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But this does not mean we will allow for the militia to expand on the ground, they must realise that every day they do not get closer to the political solution, they lose on the ground.
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The company rates life at around three days, but I was able to get closer to two days with Always On mode off — owing likely in no small part to the onboard LTE on the Frontier.
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Volatile markets can leave investors seriously on edge, especially as they get closer to retirement, and those who are already retired may be even more worried about losing money — and may start to question their strategy.
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But the real revelation is first-time actor Sasha Lane as Star, a runaway who falls for Jake the first time she sees him, and joins his crew's cross-country ramble to get closer to him.
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Even the closest thing the film has to a spine — Ned, Steve's long-lost son (played by Owen Wilson), joins the mission to get closer to his dad — doesn't proceed in anything like a straightforward fashion.
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"I see a lot of people who are looking specifically at ed-tech and health-tech, because the need a break from advertising models and want to get closer to the problems that real people face."
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And they will change their tactics as often as they need to in order to get closer to that goal, whether that means increasing the number of suicide bombers or shifting the front lines in Syria.
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Rather than worrying about finding your ideal position right out of school, he says grads should go into each job with a short-term plan for how they'll use it to get closer to the goal.
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Venus in Cancer is a lovely time to find one and to hide away with someone you want to get closer to… or for you to go to alone and reflect on your needs and values.
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"The geopolitical jitters just keep getting priced in here more and more, as we get closer to the moment of the strikes, if there are any," said John Kilduff, partner at hedge fund Again Capital Management.
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I always loved developing, but I wanted to get closer to the consumer (though I did frequently read reviews of products I developed for market research purposes — that's something I encourage all cosmetic chemists to do).
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Why it matters: The former president has largely stayed out of the political spotlight since leaving office, but is coming back as we get closer to the midterms and Democrats fight to take back the House.
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So I will say this: If you are someone who does not want Donald Trump to become president of the United States, stop rooting for him to get closer to becoming president of the United States.
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Secrets are revealed as Mercury clashes with Pluto on September 26, and you get a deeper sense of how you want to get closer to your social circle—and who you want to stay away from!
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As we get closer to what promises to be a contentious 2018 election, bipartisanship on any issue will become more difficult, but this is a rare opportunity to prove that we can govern together for good.
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As it withdraws from the EU, Britain will get closer to Commonwealth countries, and should replicate the "trade audit" it is doing with India, and which will be published by the end of September, Fox said.
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During this most recent trip to South Korea I've noticed that the government seems particularly upset with how the Trump administration is handling North Korea, primarily because it's hurting Seoul's desire to get closer to Pyongyang.
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The concern was that an increased risk of the nose being pushed up at low airspeeds could cause the plane to get closer to the angle at which it stalls, or loses lift, Mr. Ludtke said.
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But security forces were struggling to get closer to the house because hundreds of Kashmiri civilians were hurling rocks in an effort to shield the militants, who are widely seen in Kashmir as legitimate freedom fighters.
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Kering said Lahrs had decided to take "a personal decision to leave to get closer to his family and to take on a new entrepreneurial challenge" after three years at the helm of the fashion house.
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They weren't tame — if we had turned on the light, they would have bolted — but I wanted to press my hands to the glass to get closer to them, to somehow make them understand I was there.
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If you contrast the needle maker or the boatman with the Bodhisattva who exists as both the x and the not x of the "everything" of the poem, you get closer to what Vilgrain's poems are doing.
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The market's going to continue to expand as Sony adds the capability to their game consoles and smartphone makers upgrade their technology to get closer to the kind of performance needed to provide an effective VR experience.
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And as you get closer to retirement age, robo-advising companies shift more money into the safest investment categories, reducing the risk that a stock market crash will devastate your finances right before you reach retirement age.
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Watch the documentary here (CNN)Nearly five years after a black teenager was shot and killed by Chicago police, new evidence could help his mom get closer to learning the truth about the circumstances surrounding his death.
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In the film, the intensity of his emotions consumes Sumon, who hatches a morally aberrant plan involving a deadly piece of meat that would permit him to get closer to Nirmali without crossing the boundaries distancing them.
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Gould-Davis said the oligarchs can choose to: "Get closer to Putin and seek the protection of the Russian state," move their assets out of the West (perhaps to Asia) or "muddle on" and hope things change.
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The other problem is that it gets much harder to predict what asteroids are going to do once they get closer to us, because of a curious effect of nearing the sun on the paths of asteroids.
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"The President has been clear that as we get closer to the general election, it will become even more important that the American people understand what is at stake," said White House Deputy Press Secretary Jennifer Friedman.
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Dozens rushed from their seats to get closer to the stage throughout her 30-minute Q&A with comedian Jessica Williams, their peach "Power in Numbers" shirts creating a sea of rippling color in the dark hall.
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Some of the people cramming into the first two rows of the American Airlines Center in Dallas to get closer to the court had probably heard the news already: Steph Curry was out with a strained hamstring.
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SNL has released the outtakes from Adam Driver's Undercover Ren sketch, which saw the Star Wars baddie don a costume in an attempt to get closer to his Starkiller Base employees — and the footage is simply delightful.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Wednesday that talks are progressing and both sides hope to get closer to a deal this week as negotiators prepared to start a fresh round of talks in Washington.
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"State agencies are already working around the clock and across the state, and as we get closer to the total solar eclipse, we'll need all resources available to keep communities, visitors, and property safe," said Oregon Gov.
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"I just I wanted to feel what this woman felt, and I think that was a way for me to get closer to her and get into that mindset," she told Entertainment Tonight of gaining the weight.
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For another, we need entirely new institutions of planning and social provision, such as universal family leave and child care to help make the economy more humane, family life less exhausting, and get closer to gender equity.
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"It's affecting us in a small way now, but if the shutdown continues to move into February or March, as we get closer to fire season, then we will have to have a bigger conversation," Davila said.
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It now aims to decentralize in order to get closer to its member countries, while playing a more aggressive role conceiving projects rather than simply serving as a minority investor, president Bandar Hajjar said in an interview.
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To those reading this who aren't my exes: May my sometimes embarrassing, sometimes sweet, sometimes scarring love story give you hope that with every romance that doesn't work out, you get closer to the one that will.
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Cases like these can be tricky, but if you approach them in good faith—firm, but still open and cautious—you're more likely to get what you want (or at least get closer to what you want).
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Officials said the boat's captain saved lives because he turned the boat around when he noticed the flames, managing to get closer to shore and making it easier for first responders to reach those in the water.
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MIT says this robot will blend in with its surroundings and get closer to sea life than existing autonomous underwater vehicles, which often have to be tethered to a boat with a cable and have bulky propellers.
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Years later, when Weinstein became the focus of dozens of sexual misconduct allegations from actresses and former Weinstein Company employees, Kernochan speculated that Weinstein acquired "All I Wanna Do" to get closer to the young female cast.
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But neither can exist without the other, and each and every new iteration of Cooper, or of this particular set of circumstances, carries with it a new chance to get closer to some sort of perfection, to nirvana.
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Paul Hollingsworth, senior European economist at BNP Paribas, said he was "reluctant to enter short sterling positions" and that he found "risk-reward more attractive to consider entering structural long sterling positions as we get closer to September".
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Each attempt gets you closer to solving the puzzle and each time you try, you can look to top your previous score, get closer to a perfect run, and get the whole family in on the team fun.
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VENICE (Reuters) - Five-time Academy Award nominee Amy Adams may get closer to finally landing an Oscar as two of her movies are competing at the Venice film festival this year, including Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi thriller "Arrival".
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The conventional wisdom holds that people should put most of their retirement savings in stocks early in their careers but gradually shift to bonds (which offer lower returns but are less volatile) as they get closer to retirement.
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She got to spend the day exploring the Space Center and meeting NASA professionals who gave her tips on how she can get closer to her ultimate goal: becoming one of the first astronauts to travel to Mars.
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"I think it would be terribly detrimental to stock prices were he to get closer to 42, 45, 46 percent and draw closer to where she is right now," said the editor and publisher of The Gartman Letter.
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"We're interested in diversity of OEMs and diversity of product forms so we can get closer to the ideal of serving the ideal car for each particular trip that folks ask for," Krafcik told The Verge last week.
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NASA says the Ring-Grazing Orbits will serve as the prelude to Cassini's "Grand Finale" — when the spacecraft will get closer to the planet's surface, repeatedly diving through the gap between Saturn's cloud tops and its inner rings.
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By doing so, investors may be more willing to take advantage of market downturns to buy stocks when the herd is selling, if they see that as an opportunity to get closer to their financial goals, said Brown.
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In 2016, Tesla produced 83,922 vehicles, and Wood said it would be a big jump for the company to produce 500,000 next year, but she said it would get closer to the figure than the market is expecting.
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Ukraine's economic crisis and its 2015 $17.5 billion bailout (and recent $3.9 billion loan) from the International Monetary Fund, as well as its attempts to get closer to the European Union and NATO, have also dominated Poroshenko's tenure.
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"In years past, at least, as you get closer to Christmas people quit shopping online because they're afraid they're not going to get their items in time," said Tyler White, senior manager for Adobe Digital Index Data Science.
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"We are excited about the possibility of being able to use a system like this to get closer to marine life than humans can get on their own," the paper's lead author Robert Katzschmann said in a statement.
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By racking up stars on K-Cups and beans, shoppers can get closer to that free reward, which is a great way to try the brand-new Midnight Mocha Frappuccino or celebrate the return of the S'mores Frapp.
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"We expect foreign funds to enter the Saudi market as soon as MSCI announces the watch list inclusion, and to gradually increase as we get closer to a potential implementation date," said analysts at regional firm Arqaam Capital.
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If you're actively trying to get closer to someone, it won't be easy during this time—although, if heart-to-heart conversations do come up organically, some deep connections could be forged (misery does love company, after all).
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William Ma, co-chief investment officer at Noah Holdings, said Hong Kong needs to use the Greater Bay Area project to get closer to Shenzhen, which he said is destined to grow as big as Beijing and Shanghai.
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As Australia's aging coal-fired generators, which supply more than 70 percent of the market's electricity, get closer to retiring starting in 2022, the market will need to find new sources beyond those already planned to avert outages.
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Maybe several someones, but as we get closer to the inevitable arrival of the big bad Negan it seems certain that at least one core character will be checking out soon, and it's not going to be pretty.
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" She pleasantly ended our chat to get closer to Cruz, but before we parted she made sure I knew that our "country is on the brink of disaster," I asked why and she said something about "the Constitution.
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To some extent, businesses may prefer Apple's Business Chat system, as it allows them to get closer to their customers – their chats live right in the same Messages app, alongside conversations the customer has with friends and family.
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We expect to see more and bigger discounts as we get closer to Black Friday, especially on higher-tier models like the self-cleaning i7+ and i7 models, so we&aposll update this page as they come in.
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By modeling the deep subsurface biosphere and how the right chemical reactions could give rise to organic matter, researchers are hoping to get closer to an answer about whether life emerged at the surface or in the deep.
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At slower speeds the airless tires do a better job at absorbing uneven terrain, but as you get closer to 15 MPH I found myself constantly scanning the road ahead for the smoothest patches of asphalt I could find.
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"A Le Pen win in France with a clear program to put the EU, the euro, NATO, etc up for referendum of course is going to drive these spread yields as we get closer to the election," Wittman said.
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We just basically want to help our customers have no worries and get closer to the things that matter most to them which — from a consumer standpoint — it's time, family, no hassle, convenience, in a safe and trusted way.
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As you get closer to Christmas, these latest tariffs on Chinese goods are likely going to "bite more," he adds, saying budget-conscious shoppers may want to start some of their holiday shopping early to avoid paying a premium.
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Many speakers at the annual LDV Vision Summit in May in NYC will enlighten us as to how they are using simulated data to train algorithms to solve business problems and help computers get closer to general artificial intelligence.
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"We have been adding to European banks particularly as we've seen U.S. banks get closer to fair value whereas there's a big disparity in valuations in Europe," said Chris Dyer, head of global equity at investment manager Eaton Vance.
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Rumor has it that if you hold a seashell to your ear you can hear the Game of Thrones theme song softly playing in the distance, getting louder as we get closer to the to-be-announced release date.
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"We maintain our bullish view on Q2 and see this as just setting the stage for breaking the upper bound of the recent mid 50s trend as soon as we get closer to summer," wrote Cohen in a note.
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But, at the same time, while startup founders might be tantalized by the news of big investments happening around them, as many of them get closer to the funding stage themselves, they often realize it's nothing but a mirage.
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The intent is to be the opposite of binary, she suggests, by providing adult women with a versatile tool to help them get closer to and understand changes in their bodies for a range of individual needs and purposes.
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I think it's natural as we get closer to this summit that South Koreans are going to be a little bit nervous, because President Trump is unconventional and unpredictable, and you just don't know what he's going to do.
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"We're going to focus a lot especially on Iowa and Nevada, and also, as we get closer to Super Tuesday, on Texas," he told MSNBC, adding that he had gained endorsements from nine Texas Democrats who had supported O'Rourke.
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" A journalist described "the fluffy Viennese blondes, fighting one another to get closer to the elevating spectacle of the ashen-faced Jewish surgeon on hands and knees before a half-dozen young hooligans with Swastika armlets and dog-whips.
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The multi-contact foot behavior also lets researchers get closer to their goal of allowing the robot to walk outside in the real world, rather than only on a treadmill, as it often does in the team's AMBER Lab.
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But New York-born Elkann, who became Fiat chairman in 20153, acted decisively to fill the vacuum left by the larger-than-life Marchionne and get closer to the big merger deal the legendary executive was unable to deliver.
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So that gave me a bunch of new ideas and a bunch of freedom to try stuff on this record—to take that classic rock sound I was going for on Nobody's Darlings and get closer to achieving it.
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She parked her truck a few feet from the house, jumping out to get closer to the remnants of the storm surge: snarled palm fronds and seaweed, at least a foot high, piled a few steps from the house.
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We talked about with Ed, that if you can size and scale this thing up where a citation had all eight seats filled, if you divide 23,22 by, you know, eight paying customers, you could get closer to democratization.
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I was dying to test it out to see how it performed, but the concept at CES wasn't fully functional, so I'll have to wait until we get closer to the planned launch at the end of this year.
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"We expect it to get much worse as we get closer to the election," said Harry Sufehmi, co-founder of Mafindo, an Indonesian organization fighting fake news, which listed nearly 500 social media hoaxes related to politics in 2018.
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My point is that as we get closer to the Fed rate hike, I think it's increasingly likely that the actual event will be a "sell the rumor, buy the news" kind of event, particularly if the market continues to correct.
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"Publishing commentary in Spanish is part of our effort to get closer to international audiences through strong and relevant content produced by journalists, experts and activists with deep knowledge of country-specific dynamics and that readers know and respect," Lopez said.
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The president, who has often pointed to economic numbers as evidence of his success, may not have as much good news to highlight as voters get closer to deciding whether to put him in the White House for a second term.
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This seems to echo the larger theme of women-led films and television shows this summer, as in Killing Eve's insistence that only a woman could get closer to her target to strike him in the femoral artery without him noticing.
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"The Clinton people have had previously said they would absolutely not debate in New York, our view is it will be extremely difficult for them to maintain that position as we get closer to the New York primary," Weaver said.
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"The Clinton people have had previously said they would absolutely not debate in New York, our view is it will be extremely difficult for them to maintain that position as we get closer to the New York primary," Weaver said.
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Recently we caught up with Dr. Shetreat-Klein to talk about her book, why she feels so strongly about exposing children to "good old-fashioned dirt," and what families who live in urban areas can do to get closer to nature.
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Companies like these are always looking for ways to get closer to small businesses and extend the larger commercial relationships they may already have with them around other products like daily deals, point of sale systems, paid listings or advertising.
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"I'm hitting it pretty good off the tee but as I get closer to the green it's been a bit of a struggle the last two days, so going to try to clean that up over the weekend," he said.
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"We have to work hard to get closer to the full 8 million tonnes in heads of agreements to allow us to feel good about getting 6 million tonnes in final agreements," he said, because prospective buyers are overcommitting to projects.
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"It's a market that is burning off a little bit of the frost from overbought conditions of last week, and nervousness is likely to increase as we get closer to the jobs report," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Samsung claims it lasts up to 12 hours between charges, based on a looping video test, but in my experience using it for day-to-day work, I get closer to six or seven hours before it kicked the bucket.
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He dismissed the scrutiny around his past comments as part of an unfair political purity test, and said it was totally untrue that he was suppressing his own beliefs to get closer to the power and prestige of the White House.
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The official newspaper, citing experts, predicted around a dozen films could be added to the current annual quota of 34 imported movies, while foreign producers would get closer to the 40 percent of ticket revenues they receive in other overseas markets.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) told Reuters it is hosting workshops in Istanbul this week for bankers and regulators to help identify what needs to be done to get closer to finally resolving the lingering NPL problem.
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In what would soon prove to be a taste of things to come for the Serbian fighter, Ngannou dismissively smirked as he tried to get closer to him by pushing his arms away, to the delight of the Chicago gathering.
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"Bundlers bundle because ... it gives them relationships to get closer to the center of the policy debate — to find out first what's happening to influence policy at a higher level," a former bundler on K Street for Bush and now-Sen.
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And when it comes to the presidential race, as we get closer to identifying the two main party candidates, the tasks of an attacker will only get more difficult as the Secret Service, FBI and other federal agencies get involved.
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"I think it's almost certain that as we get closer to the 2628 election, you'll see an intensification of this kind of activity," Paul Barrett, deputy director of New York University's Center for Business and Human Rights, told The Hill.
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