It's a powerful day to make plans and get things moving.
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Startups can't do it alone but they can help get things moving.
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The only way to get things moving has been to sue the government.
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Jupiter in Sagittarius will get things moving if you have been feeling trapped.
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Businessmen hope French export-credit insurer Coface could also help get things moving.
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"In most cases, the lawsuit itself is enough to get things moving," Hacking said.
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"It's not unheard-of for me to get things moving in unexpected ways," he said.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson could get things moving by meeting with his North Korean counterpart.
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And those unfamiliar with their new surroundings are often clueless about how to get things moving.
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There are several barriers we need to address if we are going to get things moving.
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The Moon in hardworking Capricorn is helping you gather the information you need to get things moving.
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Mr. Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's top negotiator, "read them the riot act" to get things moving, Mr. Kudlow said.
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Image: Danielle Steinberg/GizmodoAs inconvenient and unattractive as the Squatty Potty is, it does, at least, get things moving.
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"I hope that they'll see that by cooperating together in a bipartisan way we get things moving," he said.
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"We're trying in earnest to meet them where they are; we are bending over backwards to get things moving."
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With a little help from Nona, just a little bit of money, he could get things moving again, surely.
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"We're dealing with the fact that the Fed has some impotence at really trying to get things moving," he said.
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Your ruling planet Venus connects with action planet Mars, boosting your intuition and finding you eager to get things moving.
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Indeed, the National Institutes of Health calls out fast food as something to avoid should you need to get things moving.
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To get things moving, here's my response to the first question: A person who I think exemplifies online citizenship is Zeynep Tufecki.
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After all, I see very little or no evidence of how the existing political and military structures do/did get things moving.
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The central bank has fiddled monetary settings to get things moving, trimming the medium-term lending facility last week by 43 bps.
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Haitham is the choice of Oman's merchant family oligopoly, according to WINEP, and so may be able to get things moving faster.
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That is, when consumers are reluctant to spend or invest, reducing the cost of capital can goose demand and get things moving again.
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Heading back to college with the best gear is the only push that some students need to get things moving in the right direction.
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Often this money is combined with a few other sources into what some call an early seed round — money founders can use to get things moving.
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Getting your chores done this month might not be so easy, but Mercury in Sagittarius will light the fire under your butt to get things moving.
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Easygoing energy flows early on today, but you'll feel eager to get things moving quickly tonight—although you're not totally sure what direction to head in.
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"He's a familiar person that Cooper can go and chat with in between getting poked -- really unpleasant procedures to get things moving through his body," she said.
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"Overnight, investors have put on their analyst cap and determined that the grander (ECB) stimulus program may have enough horsepower to get things moving in Europe," he added.
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Constipation can cause long-term problems for you bowel, especially if you try to get things moving with laxatives, which your body can ultimately become dependent on, Lytwyn says.
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The official said Bolton will discuss how to get things moving in that space -- but predicted that it'll take a couple of weeks before the effort fully comes together.
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During the hearing, the opinion said, Mr. Tigano, 53, was eager to get things moving and reminded the court at least 10 times of his right to a speedy trial.
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The only question is, what will be the event large enough to make things matter again, to get things moving and force us to do price discovery and assign value?
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So if you're having a little constipation problem, sometimes a cup of coffee can get things moving along, but that's drinking it, not sitting on it trying to go into labor.
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"I started Pitocin this morning and that is to get things moving along and so from here on out, we're just kind of waiting it out until the baby's here," she said.
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If you are facing a bathtub or shower clogged by soap and hair, Whink Hair Clog Blaster will get things moving and a TubShroom Strainer and Hair Catcher will prevent another problem.
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Those changes would improve efficiency by around one to three percent, which would net hundreds of thousands of dollars, but Chan wanted to figure out how to get things moving even more efficiently.
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"Not only did we hold productive talks, but he picked up the phone on a number of occasions to get things moving, which gave us huge confidence," Mr. Craven said of Mr. Temer.
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But they finally got back together last year for an inspired cover of Lana Del Rey's "Cola," and the two enjoyed the experience so much that they've decided to get things moving again.
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The moon enters Gemini this morning, Virgo, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation—this is a wonderful day to get things moving professionally or to command the attention of your fans.
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"It might be possible to get things moving by going ahead with two (smaller) islands first," Masashi Adachi, director of the foreign affairs division of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party told Reuters, reflecting the thinking inside the ruling party.
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It's just when you become suspicious that the barriers have gotten strong enough that a company could survive, then maybe we need to have antitrust law loosened up, get things moving, and provide for the market cycle to take its place.
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The hilt as sold by Solo's Hold is just the beginning — you'll need an installer to finish the saber and equip it with lights and sound — but the company has an approved list of partners that can get things moving.
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To get things moving, Prayuth has sometimes resorted to issuing decrees, as he did in June last year to clear away legal and technical obstacles to a much delayed high-speed railway project from Bangkok to the northeastern province of Nakhon Ratchasima.
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Now, maybe you think that the deficit is currently too low, because interest rates on federal debt remain pretty low, the economy isn't growing particularly fast, and adding some grease to the wheels to get things moving a bit faster would be a good idea.
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Why it matters: Trump's strategy in recent weeks has been to double down on his base, but as Kellyanne Conway conceded over the weekend, his numbers are down even among Republicans and he needs a win to get things moving in a positive direction.
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The consecutive matchups with the Suns, who own the worst record in the West at 193-219, offer an opportunity to get things moving in a positive direction with a game against the Los Angeles Lakers and another home-and-home with Utah on deck.
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Once the danger has passed, the best way to get things moving again would be for Mr. Trump to follow through on his longstanding promise to deliver a significant increase in federal spending on the nation's decrepit infrastructure: lead water pipes, an overwhelmed electric grid, unreliable public transportation systems.
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In an attempt to get things moving, the UK and Norway pledged early on Thursday to give an additional $2.9 billion in aid by 2020, soon followed by a $1.23 billion pledge from Germany and a $0003 million pledge from the US. The five-year war has so far killed more than 250,000 people.
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In an attempt to get things moving, the UK and Norway pledged early on Thursday to give an additional $2382 billion in aid by 2020, soon followed by a $1.23 billion pledge from Germany and a $900 million pledge from the US. The five-year war has so far killed more than 250,000 people.
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State Farm refused to pay the excess amount, nor would it post a supersedeas bond to allow Campbell to appeal the verdict;Counsel made the following statement to the Campbells, "You may want to put for sale signs on your property to get things moving." Campbell obtained his own counsel to appeal the verdict.
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Later priests from Our Lady of Seven Dolors Parish in Welsh, Louisiana and then from St. Raphael Parish in Iowa, Louisiana celebrated Mass in the area. A chapel dedicated to St. Joseph was built about 1900, and served until it was destroyed by a storm in 1939. The founding pastor, the Rev. Mathias J. Cramers, arrived in April 1938 to get things moving.
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In 1864, Francis Shanly led the effort to get things moving again. The opening of the Great Western line to Toronto in 1855 made their own line into to the city unnecessary, and the company rechartered with the specific intent of starting at the Great Western in Guelph instead. The new name indicated the three counties that would be part of its route. The route would run out of Guelph to Fergus, and from there two routes were considered, a southern route running through Palmerston and a northern one running through Arthur, both running to Walkerton.
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After the disbanding of This Day Forward, Frangicetto met up with friend and vocalist Anthony Green, then lead singer of the California rock band Saosin who, on the surface seemed on track to success. Green had decided to take a short amount of time off to return to Philadelphia and "hang out for a little bit" when he met with Colin and they began "jamming and writing every day". With the support of Equal Vision Records, who backed them with enough to get things moving after hearing the rough demos, things began to fall into place. Guitarist Brendan Ekstrom, who had previously worked with Colin in This Day Forward, was the first addition to the band.
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Morris writes that the Arab governments did little for them, and most of the aid that did reach them came from the West through the Red Cross and Quakers. A new UN body was set up to get things moving, which in December 1949 became the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), which many of the refugees and their descendants, now standing at four million, still depend on. Bernadotte's mediation efforts—which resulted in a proposal to split Palestine between Israel and Jordan, and to hand Lydda and Ramle to King Abdullah—ended on 17 September 1948, when he was assassinated by four Israeli gunmen from Lehi, an extremist Zionist faction."Bernadotte Murder Stuns Whole World", Ottawa Citizen, 18 September 1948.
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According to a former CPA official: "The notion was that this might well be a vehicle where you could in fact get things moving quickly that needed to be done. ... " Nana Pacific, which is an 8(a) company, was granted a contract worth up to $70 million for work on the port, subcontracting $3.5 million in dredging work to SSA Marine, and both companies were represented by Richard Powers who was a friend of Shaw. As for the communications systems, neither Nana Pacific nor its proposed subcontractor (Guardian Net whose board included a friend of Shaw's named Don DeMarino) nor a related consortium called Liberty Mobile (which included DeMarino and the telecom company Qualcomm), were given that contract, about which Shaw took three notable actions. First, Shaw questioned the validity of contracts awarded to other companies.
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