Getting serious about climate change means getting serious about phasing out fossil fuel production.
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Facebook is getting serious about high-quality video, and that means getting serious about the people that make high-quality video.
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One company is getting serious about services, the other is getting serious about hardware, and the end result will be an escalation and exacerbation of the conflict between them.
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It's great to see Uber "Getting serious about safety," as Khosrowshahi's blog post is titled, and the aforementioned features and updates do indicate that Uber is, in fact, getting serious.
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Scientists are really getting serious about this quantum internet idea.
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Now we're getting serious science missions to look at these.
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"Getting serious now — super glue getting slapped on," he quips.
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The state of Pennsylvania is getting serious about severe weather.
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In 2015, a source told PEOPLE they weren't getting serious.
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Does this mean the Mac's finally getting serious about gaming?
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Chrome is getting serious about websites that don't use encryption.
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Are things getting serious between Kaia Gerber and Pete Davidson?
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That means getting serious about confronting risks that seem unfathomable.
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Was this a suggestion that things may be getting serious?
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But it seems like airlines are getting serious about cracking down.
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"That definitely impacted me because this is getting serious," explains DiMarco.
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Things are getting serious on this week's episode of The Bachelor.
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Oculus is getting serious about non-gaming experiences in virtual reality.
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Snap is getting serious about growing as a global news network.
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Google only now getting serious about mobile video chat is cringeworthy.
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Things are officially getting serious between Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin.
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Elsewhere, Alibaba is getting serious on e-commerce in Southeast Asia.
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Last August, People noted that Bloom and Perry were getting serious.
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"My hope is they start getting serious about it," Obama said.
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Things were getting serious, in spite of all my best efforts.
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It's getting serious but I think the music will reflect that.
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You know when the glasses come out, things are getting serious.
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By Sunday afternoon it was clear that things were getting serious.
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" Another project that Mr. Carrey started getting serious about was "Kidding.
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Read more: Democrats are finally getting serious about beating Steve King.
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Last year, we asked whether Samsung was getting serious about robotics.
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" Getting serious, Washington said the Best Supporting Actress nominee is "obviously brilliant.
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SAUDI ARABIA VS. IRAN Clash of the titans: This is getting serious.
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Mama June Shannon and her new boyfriend Geno's relationship is getting serious.
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The relationship is getting serious and you're talking about moving in together.
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"They [Airbnb] are getting serious with business-ready apartment program," he explained.
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I now have a boyfriend, and things are getting serious between us.
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This could be a sign that it's getting serious about content again.
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Things are getting serious as the N.F.L. season enters its final stretch.
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So universities and colleges are getting serious about other kinds of reforms.
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The tech magnate is getting serious about reducing its fossil fuel dependence.
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"Food started getting serious respect largely because of her," Ms. Reichl said.
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Didi, China's largest ride-hail player, is getting serious about self-driving cars.
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The noxious atmosphere doesn't help, and Twitter is finally getting serious about it.
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It could also bring a moment of engagement or a relationship getting serious.
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The issue of child care is getting serious attention in this presidential election.
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Things are getting serious for (probably) engaged couple Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra.
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How do you know when a relationship with a royal is getting serious?
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By July, El Moussa revealed to PEOPLE that things were already getting serious.
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Politicians across America are getting serious about fighting for tipped workers in 22.13.
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Maybe now that he's a few years older and wiser ... he's getting serious.
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Things are getting serious between Vanderpump Rules stars Scheana Shay and Robert Valletta.
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Her hire is the latest sign Facebook's getting serious about hosting original programming.
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NASA is finally getting serious about a major threat to life on Earth.
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With 400 million active users, Facebook is finally getting serious about monetizing Instagram.
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Ben Affleck, 47, is also, apparently, getting serious with Ana de Armas, 31.
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Uber is getting serious about a plan to build flying cars, according to Bloomberg.
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But few Democratic incumbents are getting serious primary challenges for ideological reasons this cycle.
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The Netherlands seems to be getting serious about long-distance bike corridors — bike highways.
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It's almost time for the Avengers to take on Thanos — and they're getting serious.
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Last year China seemed to be getting serious about crimping off-balance-sheet borrowing.
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Netflix is getting serious about upping its movie-making game — for real this time.
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Europe's fintech companies are getting serious about the possibility of a no-deal Brexit.
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But only now is it getting serious about the culture-and-content-rich country.
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So yes, it is definitely her and yes, these two are definitely getting serious.
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But at least we'll be done flirting with flexible screens and finally getting serious.
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Instagram is getting serious about rooting out third-party apps that break its rules.
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I miss him and would like to try "getting serious" now, whatever that means.
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This time last year, we asked the question: Is Samsung getting serious about robotics?
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After the sale, Lopez started getting serious about learning everything he could about reselling.
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After this sale, Lopez started getting serious about learning everything he could about reselling.
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He talked about buying a used Honda, and about getting serious with his girlfriend.
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I hoped that he was getting serious coin for making such a spectacle of himself.
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We're getting serious 60s vibes from Miss Markle in this mod mini courtesy of Reiss.
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"Audrina and Ryan are getting serious," a source close to Patridge told PEOPLE this week.
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The GOP is getting serious … about not putting dogs in overhead bins on planes. Sen.
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Steve Bullock is showing increasing signs he is getting serious about a White House bid.
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Chris Christie, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Ben Carson and Rubio are all getting serious looks.
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Mercedes F 015: By 2015, the big automakers were finally getting serious about autonomous tech.
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Why it matters: This shows the U.S. is getting serious about dealing with cyber warfare.
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Rob Kardashian is getting serious about his health, thanks to live-in girlfriend Blac Chyna.
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Editorial Congress is finally getting serious about hazardous chemicals in household products and industrial goods.
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Time to be worried TV execs: Facebook seems to be getting serious about original programming.
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According to Shanghai Daily, Shanghai's food and drug watchdog is getting serious about this problem.
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Like Facebook or Twitter, the company has to start getting serious about protecting consumer users.
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News that they're definitely getting serious — and that a ring could be the next step.
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HONG KONG — Watch collectors often focus on a certain niche once they start getting serious.
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At the end of the day, I hope Samsung is getting serious about the category.
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"States are getting serious about some options even in a slow-growth economic situation," he said.
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Facebook is getting serious about media by bringing in one of the co-founders of CollegeHumor.
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And hell, Sony's latest phones almost look like the company is getting serious about them again.
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Before getting serious about a property, there are certain key things to make sure you've done.
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It signals that Google is finally getting serious about taking on both Windows and the iPad.
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Google is finally getting serious about blocking annoying autoplay videos that start with the sound blaring.
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Reference design for a Daydream headsetAfter years of dabbling, Google is getting serious about virtual reality.
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It's been a big season, and Spotify is only recently getting serious about its podcast business.
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"She's very supportive of him, and they're getting serious," a source told PEOPLE in October 2016.
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Now, Rob Gronkowski is getting serious and sharing some of that wisdom with the next generation.
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The couple have recently left fans with a few social media hints that they're getting serious.
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Start the new year by getting serious about your photography with one of these small shooters.
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CNBC reported late Tuesday that Amazon is getting serious about entering the multibillion-dollar pharmacy market.
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Things are getting serious between Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner and DNCE frontman Joe Jonas.
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Many Republicans heralded the move at the time as a sign Trump's campaign was getting serious.
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The UK seems to finally be getting serious about cracking down on sweets and junk food.
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Facebook beware — Germany is finally getting serious on fighting hate speech, and that has wider consequences.
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Whitted was funny, but "when it came down to getting serious, he got serious," Beneitone said.
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Anderson also likes Oracle, because he believes it is finally getting serious about its cloud business.
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And with that, corporate America has made a fairly significant move toward getting serious about it.
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Getting serious about climate change would require more than nibbling around the edges of energy policy.
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Apple Is Getting Serious About AR Way Sooner Than We Were ExpectingApple is getting serious about augmented reality, the cool opposite end of the mixed reality…Read more ReadYes, HoloLens, the big daddy AR device is still a long way from being in an average user's hands.
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According to a source, the pair have been getting serious since their trip to India in June.
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But taken together, they show that Google is perhaps getting serious about developing the G Suite again.
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And finally there are some signs that the government may be getting serious about enforcing environmental laws.
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John Williams of the San Francisco Fed said that a March hike was now getting serious consideration.
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Nest is getting serious about home security with an entirely new product family it's calling Nest Secure.
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Facebook is getting serious about monetizing WhatsApp after the social network reported sluggish earnings growth last Wednesday.
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But it looks like the company might be getting serious about rumbling in the big leagues again.
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That's why most people at the DGF didn't even know Houlette was getting serious about this investigation.
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No, I'd started getting serious about it long before meeting Mike, while I was still in college.
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But now the pulled pork was getting serious: juicy, smoky, a balancing act between salt and spices.
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Kim Kardashian West has been sticking to her post-baby diet plan – and she's getting serious results.
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We catch up over seafood and she tells me about the new guy she's getting serious with.
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Now NASA is getting serious about the potential threat by creating the Planetary Defense Coordination Office (PDCO).
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The Chamber is also getting serious about pushing a pro-free trade agenda in the upcoming elections.
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Trump Star: Another Night, Another Brawl Demi Lovato: New Video Before OverdoseChris Pratt: Getting Serious With Arnold's Daughter
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)One of my first Gizmodo stories was about Logitech getting serious about design.
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Today's news is that Netatmo is getting serious about these APIs and unifying its efforts on this front.
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Women's World Cup Things are getting serious in France as the Women's World Cup lunges into the quarterfinals.
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How Morin got started on YouTubeMorin's YouTube business started getting serious after she finished high school, she said.
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Now we're about to go to lunch in Studio City, I guess you can say we're getting serious.
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In true meta-Deadpool fashion, the trailer pauses to pull off a Toy Story spoof before getting serious.
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There have been a few indications, though, that it's getting serious and rethinking how it is doing things.
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It also sounds pretty post-apocalyptic, further supporting my previous thesis that Styles is getting serious on us.
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Was there a particular point or incident that you remember saying to yourself, 'Ok, this is getting serious'?
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Getting serious, Maks, 38, explained that his growing family contributed to his decision to stay off the show.
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Apple fans in need of a new laptop for getting serious work done have two reasons to rejoice.
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Earlier this year, Apple told Hollywood it was getting serious about TV by hiring two producers from Sony.
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Getting serious about defense is the most viable option to protecting our national security, critical infrastructure and economy.
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In our era, it is primarily Congress that prevents popular laws from being passed or getting serious consideration.
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Microsoft's clearly getting serious about competing with Google, Amazon, Apple, and even Samsung for control of the smart home.
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Smartphone accessory maker Anker is getting serious about audio with a new brand name and product line called Zolo.
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Now Facebook is finally getting serious about monetizing WhatsApp with the recent launch of the WhatsApp for Business app.
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Getting Serious In May, Heard spent the day with Musk's five sons while sightseeing in Australia over the weekend.
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He offers a little smirk at the end before getting serious again, which can't bode well for his enemies.
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Tekashi69 is getting serious about protecting himself -- he's hired 2 dudes who've proved themselves guarding boxing champ Floyd Mayweather.
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Summing up Marijuana legalization may seem remote, but the thinking on a potential federal marijuana tax is getting serious.
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She also didn't leave his side at Rihanna's party, so things might be getting serious ... for Camila, at least.
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Life is admittedly getting good for the most downloaded shows now that the podcasting market is getting serious attention.
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Rituals are very intimate and important to me; when I share them, it means the relationship is getting serious.
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On ABC's How To Get Away with Murder, Michaela (Aja Naomi King) and Asher (Matt McGorry) are getting serious.
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Almost 17 years into America's longest-lasting conflict, Congress is finally getting serious about exercising its constitutional war powers.
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" 'Getting serious' also implied a preference for uniforms over suits as the principal agents of U.S. policy," Bacevich writes.
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"My hope is they start getting serious about it," Obama said in a rare appearance in the briefing room.
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There's one step you should take before getting serious about debt repayment, and that step is consolidating your debts.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kamala Harris of California and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York also getting serious attention.
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This year will find you getting serious about your career and stepping into your role as an authority—enjoy!
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Bloom and Perry's relationship is already getting serious, with the singer even spending time with the Brit's son Flynn, 5.
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Whatever it is Facebook will have Rabii working it, it sure seems like the company is getting serious about it.
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Apple is getting serious about augmented reality — Bloomberg also reported that the company has been working on an AR headset.
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"North Korean sanctions are finally getting serious," said Peter Harrell, a former senior State Department official who worked on sanctions.
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It's now clear to me that, starting on June 15th, Microsoft is getting serious about its Surface family of hardware.
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Following the split, she recently reunited with singer Ryan Cabrera, and a source tells PEOPLE the couple are "getting serious."
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And it looks like Revolut is getting serious about this bank account idea as savings and credit are already planned.
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So, we're going to offer some simple, expert-recommended changes you can make to start getting serious about your cash.
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Dax Shepard may be famed for his comedic turns and funny tweets, but this time he's getting serious and sentimental.
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The new turntable is probably more about Sony showing audiophiles that the company is getting serious about high-quality audio.
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Another sign the pair are getting serious: his famous exes, Jennifer Lawrence and Gwyneth Paltrow, were also at the party.
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Getting serious about the Russian threat likely means that the United States needs more nuclear warheads than it currently deploys.
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It might sound weird, but e-sports are wildly popular, and Facebook is getting serious about owning those video views.
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Jeremy -- who just filed for separation from his wife, Melissa -- told us last week things are getting serious with Chloe.
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But the possibility of Lewandowski coming into the White House signals that the administration is getting serious about its defense.
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She has had a string of bad relationships, but now seems to be getting serious with a man who hunts.
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"When you are in a relationship and it is getting serious you should definitely have the money conversation," he says.
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And with China getting serious about artificial intelligence, US companies can't afford to fall behind developing certain kinds of technology.
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With the largest porn website now getting serious about VR porn, expect other adult entertainment production companies to join suit.
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Remember, Justin is rumored to have dated Steve Harvey's 22-year-old daughter before she started getting serious with Diddy.
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Editorial President Trump has declared that his administration is getting serious about the opioid epidemic several times since taking office.
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And at the same time that women are getting serious about their careers, many are also thinking about starting families.
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Now, as the investigations and multi-billion dollar fines pile up, Zuckerberg seems to realize that things are getting serious.
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The two recently began dating and things are clearly getting serious because Belinda's been popping up in Criss' magic acts.
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I like getting serious and emotional in my music while I prefer staying light hearted and jokey in my stand-up.
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Although the Oscar winner has dated a number of models, a source told PEOPLE that things with Agdal are getting serious.
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You know things are getting serious because he stops to sensually remove her glasses (Jesus, writers, DO YOU FEEL SEEN YET?).
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"They've done so much to try to kill me," Lionel, 68, jokingly told Entertainment Tonight about his children, before getting serious.
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The pair, who were first spotted together during a picnic on Father's Day earlier this summer, have been getting serious recently.
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Now that you're getting serious about a long-term commitment, your ambivalence is locating itself in anxiety about his weight gain.
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"That means getting serious about starting to partner more with each other, and investing in the right capabilities for the threat."
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The boys were 15 and 16 when the Holders sat them down and told them things were getting serious with Jeremy.
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The new rules will likely be heralded by the Trump administration as evidence Beijing is getting serious about putting pressure on Pyongyang.
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As startups grow more professional while staying private longer, they're getting serious about how they structure equity compensation plans to retain talent.
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Staffield was 20083 at the time; she had been swing dancing for about three years, and was just getting serious about it.
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As they chatted about future plans, Pfeiffer opened up about his girlfriend — and clearly gave off signals that things were getting serious.
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Both issues, along with the idea of adding seats to the Supreme Court, are getting serious attention by candidates in the race.
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But outside the prison, things are getting serious — guards from a maximum-security prison, as well as police, have arrived at Litchfield.
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Goat: Nick Jonas did the fraternity thing in this fall's campy Scream Queens, but in Goat he's getting serious about Greek life.
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Combined with his burgeoning media machine, it was a sign that leftists, social democrats, and others were getting serious about winning elections.
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He appears to be getting serious about Iowa now, having just completed a three-day bus tour of the state with Rep.
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The MacBook Pro is designed for getting serious work done, and its larger display makes it even easier to do just that.
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But he had doubts about staying independent around the time he understood that Microsoft was getting serious about competing with his company.
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She had moved to New York in part because her relationship with him was getting serious and they were talking about marriage.
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Corporate executives must improve their communication with investors on cybersecurity issues, and that means getting serious about measuring and managing cyber risk.
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When she and her husband started getting serious about financial goals in June 2015, they were making far less than $100,000 combined.
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The big picture: Competition among delivery companies is getting serious as more sign exclusive agreements with restaurants, closing the door on competition.
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But they can only fix this problem by getting serious about addiction treatment coverage, whether by force of law or by will.
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Stone starred in The Favourite, alongside Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman in the Queen Anne period film, which is getting serious Oscars buzz.
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With dozens of new hires, MTV is getting serious about its future by seeking a return to the glory days of MTV News.
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You know how we know things are getting serious between Nick Young and his baby mama (besides the 2 kids they have together?)
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After spilling the secret, she assures Colton that she is actually ready for a commitment and could see herself getting serious with him.
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She's got the job of her dreams as co-anchor of Good Day USA and is getting serious with Lee Truitt (Chiké Okonkwo).
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Last summer I was away in Europe, and he messaged saying that he loved me and wanted to finally work on getting serious.
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The 32-year-old reality star showed things between the rumored couple were getting serious as she continued documenting her evening on Snapchat.
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It's time to get serious about money, even though getting "serious" about anything (other than spiritual matters, surprisingly!) makes you roll your eyes.
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You know that Twitter is getting serious about live streaming when the company starts signing deals for rugby matches just for French users.
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The couple was just spotted down in Argentina this past December, and it sure looked like things were getting serious at the time.
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" If he is game for second chances, it would also be a great time to lock down what he means by "getting serious.
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John Cena is Getting Serious with New GirlfriendCoachella Has a Huge Spike in Herpes Around FestivalBritney Spears Ending Stay at Mental Health Facility
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Getting serious about the odds that global warming could be much more harmful than expected could amplify previous assessments for the nation's security.
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New Amsterdam Records is getting serious about the albums it is offering to fans who "subscribe" to the label, by way of Bandcamp.
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There are scores like him, young athletes on college campuses grappling with mental illness — a crisis that is only now getting serious attention.
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Before getting serious about impeachment, House Democrats worried the timing was too close to the 2020 election and could backfire at the polls.
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We want to have a family, and if that means adopting or getting serious about fertility treatments next year, then so be it.
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They occupy an ideal in-between space where powerful people can tacitly support a cause without, at least in theory, getting serious backlash.
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He emotionally manipulated her into getting serious (he built her a car, then got mad when she wasn't ready to say "I love you").
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They date, but Nanjiani's fear that his parents will disown him for getting serious about a white woman leads him to hide their relationship.
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"First time I was in YouTube is 2009, when I was now getting serious about training and I didn't have a coach," he explained.
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John Singleton's family war is getting serious, and the latest battle is between his daughter and one of his old friends ... TMZ has learned.
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Metro riders said they welcomed the shutdown as an indication that Metro was getting serious about safety even though it would snarl their commutes.
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While her outing with Simmons' mom hints that Jenner and Simmons may be getting serious, the pair has yet to define their relationship publically.
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So discreet, in fact, that things are apparently getting "serious" between her and boyfriend Chris Martin, all without us really knowing anything about them.
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Click here to view original GIFApple is getting serious about augmented reality, the cool opposite end of the mixed reality spectrum from virtual reality.
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Editorial Members of Congress finally appear to be getting serious about helping Puerto Rico to reduce its mountain of debt and revive its economy.
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Apple is getting serious flak this year from diehard Mac fans for losing sight of what its "real" users want in a new machine.
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"In the past five years, there's been an explosion of biotech companies getting serious about the inner ear for the first time," he continued.
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Within eight months of getting serious about eliminating her debt, Love, who's a single mom to a 6-year-old son, paid off $77,281.
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Megan Thee Stallion's getting serious with her boyfriend/fellow rapper by buying him a seriously expensive birthday gift ... with a pretty romantic message attached.
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Democrats are getting serious about trying to gain more power at the local level, whether through city council seats, school boards, or state legislatures.
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Oil companies are finally beginning to bow to the reality that the world is getting serious about climate change — or might be, sometime soon.
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I think you'll know that they are getting serious about things in media when they bring talent around that is recognizable from reading Variety.
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As surprise medical bills get a whole lot more attention in the media, Congress seems to be getting serious about cracking down on the practice.
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As summer marches on and student loan payments loom, millennials – especially those who have recently graduated from college – are getting serious about their job searches.
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Seems like things are getting serious, our source says they even kissed in public ... as they were boarding an employee elevator to make their exit.
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So whether or not the couple is actually expecting, they're getting serious enough for him to be a part of the family's reality show empire.
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When the love letter was still anonymous, the sweet prose had some observers wondering whether Jenner and her potential flame Ben Simmons were getting serious.
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While it appears El Moussa and Young's relationship is getting serious, the Flip or Flop star has yet to break the news to Anstead, 34.
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At some point, you just recognize that it's getting serious and you don't want to ask another question and put the whole interview at stake.
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Some Metro riders said they welcomed the shutdown as an indication the system was getting serious about safety even though it would snarl their commutes.
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However, it's pretty safe to say the sparks between the celebs are purely musical, since Jonas has reportedly been getting serious with girlfriend Sophie Turner.
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Why it matters: This is yet another example of states getting serious in their effort to collect sales taxes on cross-state e-commerce transactions.
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But with all that acknowledged, 2015 was a terrific year for creative, unusual storytelling getting serious consideration from producers and studios with cash in hand.
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China is getting serious about cracking down on North Korea with punishing economic sanctions — or at least it's trying to make it look that way.
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Many will point to President Trump's budget or the House-passed health care bill as a sign Republicans are getting serious about changing this dynamic.
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The authors insist the government is getting serious about protecting it, pointing to special IP courts in big cities with technically trained judges and staff.
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A little more than two years into Mike Hopkins's tenure as head of Hulu, the streaming television service is finally getting serious about original series.
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As the season wrapped up, there was a buzz NBA teams were interested -- and Ice Cube told us straight-up Joe was getting serious looks.
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"This shows that they're getting serious," said Shao Shigui, a retired steelworker from southwest China who was strolling on a promenade by the Yangtze River.
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It would, however, be a sign that the president is at last getting serious about immigration concerns he has thus far done nothing but exacerbate.
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Keegan had fun with our camera guy's choice of hat (C'mon, Kris) before getting serious and calling his former "Key & Peele" co-star a pioneer.
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Yes, this a big event, or whatever it was on the Korean peninsula, and it seems like it&aposs getting serious between you and Donald Trump.
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For that, you need scenario S232, which involves really getting serious about clean energy, efficiency, transportation, agriculture, and more: So what does the S22006 scenario entail?
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"We are seeing pretty strong gains in corn and beans as planting delays are getting serious," said Phin Ziebell, an agribusiness economist at National Australia Bank.
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Now he's getting serious about investing in startups with plans to create his own venture capital firm, according to respected tech journalist Dan Primack's publication Axios.
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In Toronto, an ad campaign telling pedestrians that their clothes make them more likely to get hit by cars is getting serious backlash—and rightly so.
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Back in April she shut down her lifestyle blog, The Tig, the first sign that perhaps things between her and her then-boyfriend were getting serious.
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As the host of RIOT's Woke Bae, we already know comedian Phoebe Robinson is funny AF while getting serious about major issues like feminism and intersectionality.
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In another sign that Google is getting serious about its enterprise business, the search company has hired Sam Schillace to run engineering for its cloud operations.
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Then last month, Emily announced she was quitting her job in L.A. and following the Browns QB to Cleveland ... a sure sign things were getting serious.
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Alibaba is getting serious about logistics after it agreed to invest RMB 5.3 billion ($807 million) in order to take majority ownership in subsidiary company Cainiao.
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A presumption that using military power signified to friends and foes that Washington was getting serious about a problem diminished the role of diplomats and diplomacy.
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But the coaches emphasized that it's only after you've taken all five steps above that should you consider getting serious about a full-on career change.
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Hironori Kamezawa, chief information officer of MUFG, told last week's FinSum conference in Tokyo that Japanese banks were getting serious about the threat of digital disruption.
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Now that this cutthroat race to an early engagement is getting serious, Ben needs to know more than who can wear a crop top the best.
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Getting serious about achieving better times and focusing on going fast is fun too, but the side-effect is self-loathing so I stopped doing that.
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Getting serious about pre-distribution means delving into all the things that governments do to enable modern markets to function properly, from corporate law to antitrust.
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And that's what this is about; this is why I've devoted so much staff time and so much personal time to getting serious about this problem.
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One sign that the imbalances problem is getting serious again is that about two-thirds of central banks around the world increased their reserves last year.
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A wall along the Mexican border may signal that we are getting serious, but many undocumented immigrants enter the country legally and then overstay their visas.
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David Letterman has made plenty of political jokes in his day, but the former Late Show host is getting serious about presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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And TikTok, a Vine-like app that has amassed about 1 billion downloads around the world, is getting serious about securing good music for its content creators.
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The two first sparked dating rumors after being spotted on a mid-October 2017 sushi date in Los Angeles and have steadily been getting serious ever since.
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We're told she and Michael started chatting in March, but things started getting serious recently, meaning they're monogamous now ... a big step for 19-year-old Brielle.
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Apple is getting serious in this area, hiring experts on haptics and revealing new technology such as a virtual touch desktop/keyboard based on its haptic technology.
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But now, some of them are sharing their stories in the hope that Washington is finally getting serious about cracking down on the power of tech giants.
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The positive news out of the CSRC's announcement is that China seems to be getting serious about opening up its markets and encouraging a broader range of participation.
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Every time things start getting serious, though, they're interrupted by the house entertainment: Dinklage in a weird blond Sia wig, singing a goofy, halting song about his pants.
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It looks set to be a useful tool for people getting serious about their live streams — but only for those who are already making money from the venture.
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Both sides now feel like victims, and it's not just the militias who are getting serious weaponry – local men have been buying up guns for personal protection, too.
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Ordinarily, that artificiality is all part of the trashy fun of the docusoap, but it means that docusoaps can have trouble getting serious without an undercurrent of camp.
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Pocket — the article and video saving service that raised $7 million in funding last year — is getting serious about its monetization model today by introducing new sponsored content.
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And while the market's reaction was negative, there were folks who noted that the Model Y's likeness to the 3 meant it was getting serious about selling vehicles.
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Talkspace, a start-up that offers therapy via video chat, is getting serious about selling to employers and has just brought on a chief medical officer to help.
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If you prefer to dabble in home brewing as a hobby before getting serious, you'll love the simplicity of the Mr. Beer Premium Gold Craft Beer Making Kit.
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I was going to college in the fall, and about to start getting serious about my life, and having a Europe affair was on the to-do list.
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Yet he must also fill the shoes of a chief executive who had raised hopes among environmentalists that a big energy producer was getting serious about climate change.
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"Throughout our relationship Julian kept talking about getting serious and wanting us to have a great life together, and that always felt right with me," Ms. Aloni said.
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Experts say they expect the disconnect between rhetoric and action to continue into the future, because the UK has a lot to lose by getting serious about it.
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We're told Wendy's not necessarily looking for a relationship right now, but she "loves to be in love" and doesn't mind getting serious if an interview goes well.
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The 2020 Democratic race is (finally) getting serious: There are now only 10 people (and, to be honest, fewer than that) who can win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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But although the duo is still spending time with one another, things won't be getting serious between the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and Famous in Love actress.
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Google sent a message with the Pixel, and only a fool would be blind to it: It's getting serious about building its own phones to run its own software.
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According to a source, the pair — who have been spotted wearing matching gold rings on their right hands — have been getting serious since their trip to India in June.
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The recent CEO shuffle at Ford suggests it's getting serious about self-driving cars: On Monday, it promoted its head of "Smart Mobility," Jim Hackett, to the CEO role.
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A toy company is getting serious, saying it will now donate the profits from the sale of its President Trump action figure to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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However, she quickly shut down a line of questioning during a July 2018 interview with Harper's Bazaar, while appearing to hint that things were getting serious with her costar.
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Papua New Guinea's recent announcement that the government is is considering building its own Facebook alternative suggests that some countries are getting serious about new forms of technological sovereignty.
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RELATED: How My Divorce Set Me Financially Free Getting serious ... and serious about money Despite his reticence about money, I was looking forward to spending my life with Jack.
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A Gold Star widow speaks out about Trump's infamous phone call; Japan's Shinzo Abe is reelected to another term; China is getting serious about cracking down on air pollution.
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But if Ms. Roberts is getting serious about the small screen, there are plenty of other projects that fans (well, some of us) might like to see her tackle.
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LaVar Ball is getting serious props from Chad Ochocinco -- who says the remixed $495-per-pair ZO2 shoes are "f*cking dope," and he can't wait to get his.
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Democrats are keenly aware Republicans may repeat that process over and over again and aren't likely to help the GOP with any heavy lifting without getting serious compromises in exchange.
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Priyanka Chopra Wears Stunning Satin Dress for Date Night With Nick Jonas According to ET&aposs source, the pair&aposs relationship is getting serious, and they&aposre very happy together.
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Drew Scott popped the question to now-fiancée Linda Phan last December, but a new post on his Instagram shows the couple is getting serious about organizing their upcoming nuptials.
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And then later in 2012 was when I started getting serious about upping my skill set and figuring out how to do this shit and it's been progressing from there.
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If Google really is getting serious about making the Pixel a real business, it's going to need to be willing to pull some market share away from its Android partners.
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While her outings with Simmons' mom — and public displays of affection on social media — hint that the pair may be getting serious, they have yet to define their relationship publicly.
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After getting serious about their savings goals in January 2013, the couple committed to building a portfolio of at least $1 million in 1,500 days in order to retire early.
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China is getting serious about the way live-streaming videos affect tens of millions of youngsters, so much so a top authority has proposed to tighten restrictions on underage use.
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The actress and the musician, 41, first sparked gossip after being spotted on a mid-October 2017 sushi date in Los Angeles and have steadily been getting serious ever since.
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The company is already getting serious about the stuff it provides via its own subscription service, and it has begun selling add-on subscriptions from services like Starz and Showtime.
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Consumers say they like the convenience of mail-order pharmacies, which is likely one of the reasons Amazon is getting serious about entering the $450 billion market for prescription drugs.
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HomeKit now has an app called "Home"Apple is finally getting serious about the smart home by creating an app that takes advantage of its Internet of Things protocol, Homekit.
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COLTS TALKING WITH LUCK Jim Irsay, the Indianapolis owner, said that negotiations on Andrew Luck's contract extension were getting serious and that a deal could be reached before training camp.
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Firms researching zero-emission energy and carbon sequestration hope to create a market (or are betting that governments will eventually do the job for them by getting serious about emissions).
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Charley then asks Micah if things are getting serious between him and Keke (he warns her that they aren't doing the 'do!), and he says he's never met anyone like her.
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This is a big full moon for you around hammering out a better work/life balance for yourself, as well as for breaking bad habits and getting serious about your health.
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Now, a slew of specialty retailers like Gap and L Brands are getting serious about downsizing, which will leave more vacant storefronts within malls until landlords are able to replace tenants.
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Getting serious about physical fitness is a common New Year's resolution, but the coming year may help some stay on track, as emerging food and beverage trends point to healthy living.
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Nick Jonas Goes Instagram Official With Priyanka Chopra as Source Says They&aposre Getting Serious "My favourite men," the actress wrote on the snap alongside a smiling emoji with heart eyes.
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An anti-ballistic missile treaty signed by the US and the Soviet Union in 1972 — plus scientific and technological challenges — stopped us from getting serious about defending against an ICBM attack.
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Which means, as brands are becoming increasingly dynamic and getting serious about personalization, the need for brand creative, more frequently, will continue to skyrocket in order to stay current and relevant.
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Kwiatkowski joked that MAGA hats would be allowed "with extreme vetting," before getting serious and explaining that he took issue with the administration's current policy of separating families at the border.
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It isn't clear when this feature will roll out to other Cyanogen-compatible devices, but already this ambitious startup is getting serious with its quest to "steal Android away from Google".
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Whether we should seriously consider wrapping Earth in a protective cloak of invisibility—or conversely, getting serious about trumpeting our existence—via laser manipulations is something we should all decide together.
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About 18 months ago, Potts says, the broadcast industry at large started getting serious about the quality of graphics it could offer, thanks in part to the rising popularity of esports.
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She knew that Kieley and her boyfriend, Adam Brake, were getting serious so she stepped in and asked Brake if he would want to propose at her destination wedding in Jamaica.
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While the relationship might still be new, the couple hinted they were getting serious last weekend, when Chopra accompanied her new beau to his cousin Rachel Tamburelli's wedding in New Jersey.
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Changes like reforming nightlife security norms, getting serious about keeping guns out of the hands of individuals clearly prone to violence—and especially domestic violence—could make a more systemic difference.
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We also spoke with Kelly about the bigger issue in his life -- are thing getting serious with insanely hot supermodel Jasmine Sanders, one of the top bikini models on the planet?!
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"It is welcome news to see that regulators are finally getting serious about taking on the unfair advantage Amazon has staked out on its platform," said Robert Engel, the group's spokesman.
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We've all accepted that online dating is great for finding a friend with benefits, but telling family members that it's getting serious with that person you met online still takes convincing.
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Uber announced it was "getting serious about safety" in April—just shy of a decade since Uber was founded—and pointed to a number of forthcoming features that would support that declaration.
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"At some point these guys have to start getting serious about planting delays, especially with the funds short almost 400,000 contracts," said Jim Gerlach, president of Indiana-based broker A/C Trading.
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Such a device would certainly make sense as Google attempts to prove the viability of its struggling wearable operating system, Wear OS. Seems the company is finally getting serious about the prospect.
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While most people will be having fun early today and getting serious in the late afternoon, when the Moon enters Capricorn, you'll be focusing on work and saving your socializing for later.
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Whittington tells us the car is getting serious interest from car enthusiasts including Tyler who happens to be selling his million dollar Hennessey Venom GT Spyder for charity at the same auction.
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Zac Efron and Madonna were spotted hanging out together at an MMA fight at Madison Square Garden, and from Efron's interview with Jimmy Kimmel, it sounds like things may be getting serious.
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The establishment wing is clearly banking on Republicans "getting serious" as actual voting nears and rejecting Trump as too radical in his immigration positions and lacking in deep knowledge on serious issues.
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But they are now getting serious consideration in state capitols where some lawmakers see the Republican law as a thinly veiled assault on parts of the country that typically vote for Democrats.
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"These tomato companies that used to treat workers like they were totally disposable are getting serious about competing with each other, because there aren't enough migrant workers in this country," he said.
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The couple hinted they were getting serious over the weekend, when Chopra accompanied her new beau to his cousin Rachel Tamburelli's wedding in New Jersey, according to photos obtained by the Daily Mail.
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Meanwhile Netflix, which started making its own TV shows four years ago, is now getting serious about movies, hiring talent like Brad Pitt, Will Smith and Martin Scorsese to make stuff for them.
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The fact that it's accessible within the notification panel on the Galaxy S8 and S8+ (also similar to the Home panel within Control Center) suggests Samsung is getting serious about the smart home.
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Danielle Staub's estranged husband says she's getting serious social media blowback for the way she treats people ... so she's trying to take the heat off herself by making up bogus claims about him.
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First, I had to get out of the low-pay trapWhen I first started getting serious about paying off debt in 2013, I was working temp jobs making $10 to $12 per hour.
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He's running a multibillion-dollar business with a sister he may or may not be in love with (I'm getting serious Lannister vibes from those two, even if officially nothing is going on).
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Sure, she body rolls and wiggles her arms in interesting ways, but that's more down to the fact that she trained as a dancer at the Urdang Academy before getting serious about music.
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As climate change gets worse and the chance to avoid harsh impacts dwindles, governments are getting serious about putting some sort of price on carbon emissions, whether explicit (a tax) or implicit (regulations).
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In a perfect world: One or more of the teams sniffing around Duchene and Landeskog decide to stop playing PR games with friendly media and start getting serious, and somebody meets Sakic's price tag.
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This week, Qualcomm started getting serious regulatory heat when the Federal Trade Commission filed charges against the chipmaker, accusing it of anticompetitive tactics designed to shut competitors out from supplying components to handset companies.
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The partnership with Lyft and the acquisitions of Sidecar and Cruise — the latter of which the company expects to close in the second quarter — signal that GM is getting serious about its driverless future.
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But since getting serious about working out around a year ago, I've noticed that areas of rough air at the gym are especially pungent and have remarkably similar notes, namely that of rotten eggs.
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The actress, 37, said that she looked at wedding dresses just for fun when things started getting serious between the now married couple, and couldn't believe a dress she found at Grace Loves Lace.
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While he's no doubt getting through the 265 experiments he's supposed to have on his To Do list, he seems to be more focussed on talking to his fans than getting serious work done.
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We are encouraged to see that members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are getting serious about raising the minimum age to 28500 years old to purchase tobacco products, including e-cigarettes.
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But as is usually the case, there are other noteworthy options out there for those who need a laptop for getting serious work done that won't cost quite as much as the MacBook Pro.
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The first half of Empire's second season was like that significant other with whom things were getting serious, but who starts acting like a brand-new person once you've been together for a while.
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"Baseball is getting serious about going zero waste and being more sustainable, it's a major responsibility for us and for sports teams and leagues in general" said Micheal Dohnert, Operations Director at Citi Field.
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After getting serious for a moment about the dangers facing our society, Gene goes back to his happy-go-lucky ways and shows everyone how they can enjoy their breakfast like a rock star.
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Airports in a growing number of cities in the United States and around the world are getting serious about sustainability projects that are good for the environment and, in some cases, the bottom line.
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The duo traded zingers before getting serious about helping minority youth in America, the work their MBK Alliance has accomplished in the 5 years of its existence ... and what needs to happen moving forward.
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Speaking of Josh and Sam, Baker says he's every bit as good as those guys ... and (BONUS) told us something that makes us think things are getting serious with his hot new GF, Emily Wilkinson.
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Getting serious, she explained that her training as a civil engineer gave her the idea that any problem can be solved if it is studied enough — including the matter of how to play great squash.
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"Sending such an experienced and professional team signals that the Trump administration is getting serious about the specifics of an agreement," said Abraham Denmark, a former U.S. deputy assistant secretary of defence for East Asia.
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Bosa -- the #3 overall pick in the draft -- has been getting serious heat for holding out (some of it from teammates) ... so much so that his mom took to Twitter to stick up for her kid.
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The pair was spotted out and about in New York City on April 3, 2017, dressed casually and joined by Lopez's mother, Guadalupe Rodríguez — proving once more that things are getting serious between the new couple.
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From Russian meddling in the U.S. election, to the global WannaCry ransomeware attack, Limbago says we need to start getting serious — fast — about implementing stronger cyber policies and protections, before a catastrophic attack causes irreparable damage.
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And in the Senate, at least, things are getting serious: On Wednesday, the committee announced it has issued a subpoena to former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, demanding he turn over documents related to the investigation.
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And in the Senate, at least, things are getting serious: On Wednesday, the committee announced it has issued a subpoena to former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, demanding he turn over documents related to the investigation.
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There's also a lot of creative thinking going on about how to make elections fairer, with ideas like multiple-member districts and ranked-choice voting, which went into effect in Maine this year, getting serious consideration.
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Precisely when the industry is getting serious about the transition to a more diverse, sophisticated, low-carbon grid, precisely when it most needs clear signals and expectations, Trump and his crew are throwing everything into chaos.
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Kesha, Katy Perry, and the dilemma of party-girl pop stars getting serious "Sexualized fascism": how the taboo nature of Nazi imagery made the alt-right more powerful The Insane Clown Posse's Juggalo March on Washington, explained
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Sources tell Page Six that de Lesseps and Hollywood agent Rich Super, who we're told has recently filed for divorce from his wife, have been dating "for a few weeks" but that things are already getting serious.
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Many same-sex couples worry that their marriages could be invalidated in Trump's America, or that if things are getting serious they better hurry up and make it official before their right to tie the knot disappears.
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The Senate HELP Committee hearing last week examining the 340B drug discount program, another example of a well-intentioned government scheme gone awry, shows that Washington is finally getting serious about passing much-needed modernization and reform.
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Over the past season, it's become clear the Bachelorette has intense feelings for her gray-eyed suitor, but something has started to feel alarmingly off with Peter since his televised relationship starting getting serious ahead of hometown dates.
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This excitement has arisen in the healthcare world as a whole, but is getting serious attention in the halls of the Department of Veterans Affairs as the VA seeks to improve healthcare for those returning home from overseas deployments.
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This is getting serious: While Apple-related rumors are never to be fully trusted, we now have nearly every credible source and leaker chirping in unison that Apple's upcoming iPhone 8 might be one or even two months late.
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Jonathan Taylor is the only non-quarterback getting serious attention, but his chances took a significant hit after Wisconsin's stunning loss to Illinois, in which he lost a fourth-quarter fumble and finished with 132 yards on 28 carries.
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"The optimal outcome for the country, I'm guessing, maybe [is] a narrow Hillary victory with Republicans strongly in control of Congress; both parties having received a scare from Donald Trump and getting serious about some pro-growth reform," Jenkins said.
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That same mystery hangs over the future of Annaliese, who has strived to hold onto her male model beau throughout the season, and Kamil, who has been consistently wary of getting serious with Annaliese despite his apparent feelings for her.
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As nice-looking as the Socialite bracelets are, and as cool as it is that wearables are finally getting serious attention from the fashion world, WiseWear frankly doesn't seem interested in making a device that the average person can afford.
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Excitement about the international initial public offering of state-owned Saudi Arabian Oil Company, or Saudi Aramco, was sky high last year as investors saw the development as a sign that Riyadh was finally getting serious about reducing its oil dependency.
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Instead of getting serious, even for a moment, about pressing issues like climate, China or corporate taxes, their leaders spent their days whispering, swapping rumors about whether Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer was on the verge of a party coup against Ms. Merkel.
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Developing a screening tool for a targeted population might help Apple forge similar partnerships with other insurers, particularly those who cater to older populations and are looking for ways to prevent their members from getting serious and expensive health problems.
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Getting serious about paralyzing North Korea's economy also means cutting off its illegal revenues — from terrorist states and organizations in the Middle East, from cybercrime and from the rackets that its embassies run all over the world with diplomatic immunity.
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This plan would also reassure those in the Republican Party that he is getting serious about the presidency, and calm the minds of business leaders by offering up a potential trade agenda in the event of his election in November.
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Eileen Myles: I get to take space and I think it's good for me as a writer, and it's sort of funny, I'm getting serious reviews in a way I've never gotten before, I think since the main character isn't Myles.
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On Thursday, Kim Kardashian West, who has been getting serious about her legal career, returned to the White House to speak about criminal justice — and to announce a new partnership with Lyft to provide formerly incarcerated people with rides to job interviews.
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As for her new relationship — which seems to be getting serious, as Rodriguez's sister shared some cute selfies hanging out with her "sister-in-law" over the weekend — Ice Cube wished the best for Lopez and the former New York Yankees star.
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We're getting serious Justin Bieber vibes (when he's in a suit, on a red carpet, all tattoos covered up) in Presley's dapper turn in the latest issue of CR Men's Book, the male-centric spinoff of Carine Roitfeld's biannual magazine, CR Fashion Book.
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"I managed to save, invest, maintain a strict budget and diversify my portfolio enough to save over $100,000 without accumulating debt in the process," Issa tells CNBC Make It. Issa started getting serious about money after graduating from Florida State University in 2015.
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Nor are we just dating and never getting serious; given prior trend lines, a 2015 study found that the wide adoption of internet dating had probably increased the total number of marriages by 21990 percent compared to a hypothetical internet-free world.
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They'll be among several added to the ride-sharing app in the last year since Uber announced it was "getting serious about safety," a commitment long overdue given its rampant problem with drivers committing sexual assault and other violent acts against passengers.
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When I was there and really getting serious with the things I was learning on the drums, I was also—because of this fact that I work at this music shop—I was also starting to play around samplers and drum machines.
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She's Been Low-Drama All Season This is a good sign, because the Bachelorette is (ideally) someone who's ready to find the person she's going to spend the rest of her life with, and that means getting serious about her journey to find love.
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"Saudi Aramco is a really interesting test as to whether the market is getting serious about pricing in energy transition risk," said Natasha Landell-Mills, in charge of integrating environment, social and governance (ESG) considerations into investing at London-based asset manager Sarasin & Partners.
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Sources close to Queen B tell us ... she started getting serious about practicing for her show Tuesday, scheduling 11-hour days in a high-profile L.A. studio that's been booked solely for her and her dancers, choreographers, technicians and other members of her crew.
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Click here to view original GIFBest: Google's finally getting serious about VROne of the big things we wanted to see from Google this year was a more substantial commitment to VR. Thankfully, Google VR boss Clay Bavor provided more details on what lies beyond Cardboard.
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What I discovered is that when he was getting serious about his philanthropy, realizing just how much money he had amassed, he decided that it was unlikely to be workable just to basically incorporate a charitable trust in New York state, where he lived.
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It was a volatile flashpoint, but Total Control have always managed to regain a sense of balance – between new-wave and post-punk, side project and primary focus, the underground and feature album on the national youth broadcaster, taking the piss and getting serious.
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Saturn enters Capricorn on December 19, and this is certainly one of the most important days of the month, Cancer, since this is the beginning of a new two-and-a-half-year journey for you around partnership and commitment—things are getting serious!
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In 2016, as media reports suggested Amazon was getting serious about building its own delivery service, FedEx's former executive VP T. Michael Glenn said it would be a "daunting task requiring tens of billions of dollars" to build and replicate FedEx's existing delivery network.
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Yet as every establishment-friendly candidate in the party's enormous field has stubbornly failed to catch on, and as Trump and Cruz remain the only candidates getting serious traction so far, many in the party are increasingly wondering whether they'll be stuck with one of those two.
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Emma Chamberlain's parents knew things were getting serious for her on YouTube when she began making money through Google AdSense only a few weeks after posting her first video — a 2017 summer look book, filmed by her dad — the summer before her junior year of high school.
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American policymakers often decided to launch these wars, he found, based on "destructive myths about the efficacy of American military power" and "a presumption that using military power signified to friends and foes that Washington was getting serious about a problem," the journalist David Rohde writes in a review.
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And even though things are getting serious with Bonnie's (Zoë Kravitz) depression, Madeline and her impending divorce, and Celeste (Nicole Kidman) and her monster-in-law, it's hard to take this episode too seriously thanks to Amabella's disco-themed birthday party (it's not even her birthday, by the way).
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READ: Iowa is getting serious about Kamala Harris Based on a similar program called "Back on Track" she launched as the San Francisco district attorney, its sister program in Los Angeles created social services that aimed to help "non-violent, non-sexual, non-serious" felons reintegrate into their communities.
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The fact that geoengineering, a controversial subject the White House avoided mentioning for years, is now getting serious treatment in a policy roadmap is also the latest indication that Obama does not think we are acting to reduce our emissions quickly enough, and that aggressive technological interventions may be required.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is going pro Donald Trump is finally getting serious about building a professional organization.
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At the end of the performance, Gordon-Levitt, who spent six seasons (1996-2001) on NBC's multiple Emmy and Golden Globe-winning series, 3rd Rock from the Sun, received the prized pudding pot and, getting serious for a moment, thanked the theater students for their hospitality and said he was impressed by them.
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But the 29-megapixel 53N is starting to show its age against fresher and sharper competitors, mostly those from Fujifilm's ascendant X series, and when I heard that Canon was finally getting serious about mirrorless cameras, my first priority at Photokina was obvious: I had to go try the new EOS M25.
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"Pests" explores the ongoing liability of Paige dating Matthew, especially as her parents realize it's getting serious enough that she might decide to have sex — and that they need to intervene, or at least prepare her for the emotional taxation that comes with keeping a tight lid on a huge part of her life.
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It is a tough pivot to be sure, but a reality nonetheless: In drier areas of the country, some are starting to make plans for the coming long weekend and a few final summertime feasts before getting serious about work, studies, marriage, health, finances and the crippling anxiety that can accompany the start of September every year, coast to coast.
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Other huge names in attendance include J. Cole, Spike Lee, Sterling Shepard, Howard Stern, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Jim Gaffigan ... so yeah, the big names came out of the woodwork to see LeBron James and Co. ('cause who's coming to see the 12-33 Knicks??) Back to Hudgens -- no word on whether things are getting serious with the 24-year-old hooper
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Senate Hits 50 Votes in Bid to Save Net Neutrality and/or Make Republicans Look DumbSenate Democrats are getting serious about overruling the FCC's recent decision to kill net…Read more Read"Out of an abundance of caution, Public Knowledge has filed a protective petition in the Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, asking it to review the FCC's recent rollback of net neutrality rules," said attorney John Bergmayer.
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"The actions of the United States are bound to have a ripple effect in other emerging economies that are just getting serious about climate change, such as India, the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia," said Michael Oppenheimer, a professor of geosciences and international affairs at Princeton, and a member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations group that produces scientific reports aimed at informing global policy makers.
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