Lily will be heading off to college in the fall.
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By heading off another mutiny, he had saved the Raj.
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They can also refract, heading off on a different trajectory.
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Yup, it starts today — though I am heading off tomorrow.
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And then heading off to write a song about it.
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And the computer science grads were heading off to become millionaires.
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Same routine of showering, getting dressed, and heading off to work.
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We're going to the Moon, and we're heading off to Mars.
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I was heading off into a new life, we both understood.
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Elite Chinese students come here before heading off to America for university.
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"Me?" he says, cracking one last smile before heading off to bed.
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Are you road tripping out west or heading off to the tropics?
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Q: I am heading off to a college reunion in early June.
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Her father snapped a photo of the princess heading off to school.
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" Ben Carson opens: "Our nation is heading off the abyss of destruction.
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It might go some way toward heading off a general election debacle.
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Establishing a channel for heading off potential conflicts should be a priority.
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The results in uprooting crime and heading off terrorism have been outstanding.
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Denise Sloan Smart, his regular passenger, warned me before heading off to a
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Sunday, either heading off to work or just getting back from their shifts.
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"It's ground-breaking stuff," he beams before heading off to his next meeting.
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But he said isolationism is not the solution to heading off that threat.
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The Obamas' oldest daughter, Malia, is heading off to college in the fall.
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I think Microsoft's real target market here is students heading off to college.
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The coalition approved an expansionary budget in December aimed at heading off recession.
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Declan asks her when she's heading off to Paris and she tells him.
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The singers will be heading off to several other Caribbean islands while shooting.
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Heading off those pain points makes all the difference in boosting my mood.
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Reporters can burnish their credentials before heading off to gigs as talking heads.
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Missions to Mars have been heading off every two years for decades now.
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People greet one another warmly before heading off to watch a training session.
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People in the crowd eventually started talking and heading off to the bar.
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On the list of Extremely Bad Ideas, snorting three rails of cocaine before heading off to a meeting is topped only by filming yourself snorting three lines of cocaine before heading off to a meeting and sending it to someone.
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I let the dog out and take a shower before heading off to work.
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I get through as much reading as I can before heading off to class.
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One minute she was heading off to send a tax payment to the IRS.
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Zuback loaded up on warm weather clothes before heading off to the Lower 48.
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My niece was graduating with honors and would soon be heading off to college.
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We get home and tuck them into bed before heading off to bed ourselves.
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It is an ideal pit stop before heading off on a pedal-powered journey.
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When Williams was heading off to college, she wasn't 100% clear on her goals.
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We are moving full speed ahead on the progressive train, heading off the cliff.
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Republicans are heading off to Greenbrier resort in West Virginia today for three days.
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Elizabeth Warren is already heading off questions about her claims of Native American ancestry.
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Plus you can spend some time in Athens as well before heading off to Santorini.
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A lot of people are already heading off, and in record numbers, we&aposre told.
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The secret to heading off a mess next year is hidden in your 2018 return.
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R. and I sit and chat for a while before heading off to the gym.
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Because even warriors need a few blasts of holding spray before heading off for battle.
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More immediately, Ives is heading off to Otis College of Art and Design in California.
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Prince and I are heading off now on a picnic with Vicky, Ronnie and Dave.
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Victims are reluctant to publicize security breaches, potentially keeping competitors from heading off similar attacks.
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You may be heading off for vacation this summer, but scams don't take a break.
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Hours later, British lawmakers are heading off for a more than week-long Easter break.
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He reportedly considered becoming a history teacher in Georgia before heading off to law school.
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I'm heading off the grid, where I'll be happy as a clam at high tide.
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I make myself a smoothie and a cup of coffee before heading off to the gym.
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If heading off that danger requires change that sounds radical, maybe radical change is in order.
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It also makes for a fun and affordable gift for anyone heading off to college soon.
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Before heading off to his fifth Olympics, Phelps playfully pleaded not to have this oversight revealed.
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Some leakers, maybe today more than ever, fear that the administration is heading off the rails.
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Instead, it is a worldview that finds itself on an express train heading off a cliff.
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She says she broke the news to Robert before heading off on a girls trip with friends.
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She then finishes it all off with an elegant glass of champagne before heading off to bed.
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Ms Choi, he claims, arrogantly upbraided him for heading off to play golf, leaving the puppy alone.
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This columnist has only a few weeks to go, before heading off to a new Economist beat.
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The coalition approved an expansionary budget in December aimed at heading off the growing threat of recession.
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Mom would get maybe an hour or two of sleep before heading off to her teaching job.
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No need to worry about heading off to work with a crusty cream smeared on your pimple.
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Marshall tried warming up but appeared to be in pain before heading off to the locker room.
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The coalition approved an expansionary budget in December aimed at heading off the growing threat of recession.
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Luckily for folks outside of Toronto and NY, Focals is heading off on a pop-up tour.
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But Europe's focus is on heading off migration from Africa, where population growth is outstripping economic opportunity.
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He said last year that the idea of Malia heading off to college had him misty-eyed.
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American space policy should be geared toward heading off Chinese supremacy in commercial space, especially solar power.
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"I'm gonna go to work," he declared, before standing up, along with his aides, and heading off.
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After all, the whole point of heading off to your dream college is to grow and change.
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Governments that engage in truth-telling are heading off dangers faster than those that obfuscate or delay.
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San Francisco Bay was often the last place a servicemember would see before heading off to war.
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China's new carrier will not be heading off into the seas alone when it is fully operational.
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Rob Portman (R) seems to have done a good job heading off a challenge from former Gov.
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I swing by the kitchen to grab a coconut chocolate Rxbar before heading off to the meeting room.
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She and her trainer, Nouf, studied the maps before heading off through the palm tree-lined university roads.
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The referendum was seen as a way of heading off the legalisation of gay marriages in the future.
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ET on HBO, and then she's heading off to compete in the French Open, which begins May 21st.
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Propping up a part of the grid for even a few minutes can mean heading off severe consequences.
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I'm heading off to the golf course,'" Stone said of Trump to the online web show "Howley Reports.
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This is the last themeless puzzle I constructed before heading off to college in the fall of 2015.
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The one slim chance for heading off a nuclear-armed Iran is a radical reversal of American policy.
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I wasn't an elite athlete of my school, heading off to the United States Nationals the next day.
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"I'm allowed to be totally involved," the President told reporters before heading off on a western campaign swing.
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He earned an undergraduate degree in accounting from Long Island University before heading off to Harvard Business School.
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Before heading off to work, I watch an episode of Explained on Netflix while drinking Earl Grey tea.
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In fact, it's one of the first things he always packs before heading off to hot-weather holidays.
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They hit a casino in Monaco before heading off to La Chèvre d'or restaurant in Èze, France, for dinner.
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Barack Obama has stepped down as president and is heading off for a brief vacation as a private citizen.
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Prince Harry followed up his inspirational speech to school kids in London by heading off on a surprise mission.
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"Tell Betty I got the message," Jughead says, before heading off to join the Serpents for one last test.
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It's just dressed up as an Irish film, but he's punching the air and heading off, in his head.
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In Calgary, too, reports of young men heading off to Middle Eastern war zones stirred local people into action.
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After tricking his grandmother into handing him his passport, he told his parents he was heading off to school.
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Because he is basically heading off any possibility that they'll be a billion dollar fine [or] Justice Department investigation.
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Perhaps he can set his sights on heading off China's increasingly aggressive economic and diplomatic overtures in the region.
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At the time, I was a 19-year-old student heading off to fashion school in New York City.
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And when she announces she's heading off to book club, she's about to get wasted at her friend's house.
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It is not hard to imagine him leaving clothes behind and heading off into the pop culture-technology nexus.
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The swell can be big, so it's a good idea to take a motion sickness pill before heading off.
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Him getting on a boat, maybe a boat with Newt, maybe not, and heading off out of New York.
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This is incredibly frustrating if you don't have time to pull over to fully get the directions before heading off.
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She's currently living in New York while interning at the Weinstein Company before heading off to Harvard in the fall.
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"The koala hung out with the dog for a while before heading off to a new tree," the caption says.
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Sterling lost almost two percent last week just as British holidaymakers were heading off for some overseas sun GBP=D3.
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Next, they met fans gathered on the street before heading off to a cooking demonstration at the District Six Museum.
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First off, don't forget to do your chores before heading off into what will be a very emotionally trying evening.
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By heading off trouble involving Mr. Trump's history with women, he accrued loyalty points, the ultimate currency with Mr. Trump.
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Her last memory before waking up in the intensive care unit is of heading off to hike with her husband.
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She turns 21 Sunday but kicked things off Thursday with dinner at Petite in L.A. ... before heading off to Poppy.
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He got his start as a robotic engineer for Carl Zeiss AG before heading off to work for Apple in 23.5.
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The major players from the series now all have children heading off to Hogwarts and will be present throughout the play.
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"All the journalists were [there for] two more days," Shydlovski told me, before heading off to work at the Prague hotel.
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She's heading off to school in the fall, and she's nowhere near the clingy little milk monster she used to be.
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I, like you, am a member of we, the people, and we know that our country is heading off the cliff.
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Americans know that our nation is heading off the abyss of destruction, secondary to divisiveness, fiscal irresponsibility, and failure to lead.
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I always knew a tabletop RPG session was heading off the rails when people started doing gags and bits within it.
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Greenspan said the GOP plan, endorsed by President Donald Trump, instead should focus on reducing the deficit and heading off inflation.
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But the chances of heading off this policy disaster are small, because this is a quintessential example of Trump being Trump.
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Still, many analysts took the move as a sign that China's leader would be proactive in heading off any worsening slump.
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The volcano is a popular destination for visitors to the area, with tour groups heading off on boat trips every day.
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Neighborhood activists fought back — and today's thriving populations in Queens and Brooklyn can thank them for heading off this Earlier Incident.
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Many in Lebanon credit Nasrallah's stance with preventing a profound schism in Lebanon, perhaps even heading off the outbreak of violence.
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It all started after Daum posted pictures of herself and her friends on Twitter before heading off to their school prom.
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Conversely, a Fed overly intent on heading off growth before financial imbalances occur could be the economy's biggest foe, he said.
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On Wednesday night, they hit a casino in Monaco before heading off to La Chèvre d'or restaurant in Èze, France, for dinner.
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On Tuesday, Ingves made a call for the central bank to be given a wider role in heading off future financial crises.
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Now, according to a Recode report, she's heading off to start her own life sciences venture fund in L.A. where she lives.
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"This pink Teddy should have been heading off on a flight earlier today but got separated from his travelling companions," they wrote.
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He'll play the AccorHotels Arena on Tuesday and Wednesday before heading off to cities like Glasgow, London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Berlin.
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Maybe, like Wayne at 28, I'm just heading off in a weird direction that will end with me peddling glorified Zubaz pants.
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The government's move is temporary and aimed at heading off "speculative attacks," one source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Pierre gets news of the affair in a letter just before heading off to a banquet in honor of the returning soldiers.
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In Washington, the Republican-majority House of Representatives is heading off to vacation without taking up even minimalist proposals for gun safety.
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Heading off to college and being away from home for the first time is an exciting period in a young adult's life.
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So, President Trump suspended his plan — er, threat — to impose some $150 billion in tariffs on China, heading off a trade war.
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Its chief design officer is heading off to start a new company called LoveFrom, but will continue to work on Apple products.
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In this volatile moment, however, Mr. Trump and his aides have been just as focused on heading off competition from fellow Republicans.
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"Very special people, a very special country," Mr. Trump summarized, a bit mechanically, before heading off to Florida for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The dead body then explosively releases a cloud of spores, potentially killing many more caterpillars and heading off damage to tree leaves.
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The administration's Yemen cease-fire proposal appeared aimed at least in part at heading off congressional fury and preserving the Saudi relationship.
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It became a ritual I looked forward to, heading off into a big city or a small town, looking for a postcard.
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Rooms start at just $167, which makes a strong argument to consider heading off the beaten path for such a unique stay.
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"My last purchase before heading off was a very bright kelly green wool coat that I got to choose myself!" she said.
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After college, she would often volunteer at a homeless shelter before heading off to work at the Human Rights Campaign in Washington.
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Instead, despite their Red Sox loyalty, he will give money from the auction to his grandchildren who are heading off to college.
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"Guten morgan!" they cry, as dog spit flies across my eyeline, before heading off down the hill, to disappear into the mist.
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After all, parents are all in "transitional periods—with newborns, babies on the way, or young children heading off to school," says Davis.
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The woman who was patching up Chewie reassures Rey that Finn will be just fine before heading off in search of Luke Skywalker.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder forward cleared a path through rush hour traffic for an ambulance heading off to an emergency call on Friday.
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The appeal came during trade talks in Beijing this week between senior officials from both countries aimed at heading off a trade war.
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Some of the bus routes would end at 1Rebel fitness clubs, allowing riders to shower and change there before heading off to work.
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He lingered a few moments at his wife's desk before heading off to his own job with a hardware service in Oklahoma City.
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The designer's oldest son Brooklyn, 18, is heading off to college, and on Friday she took to Instagram to celebrate the bittersweet moment.
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Nuclear power can pick up the slack, as it has in the past, heading off the prospect of large brownouts or even blackouts.
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In San Francisco, the city doesn't retain data from documents it receives for its ID program, heading off any attempts to obtain it.
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If you're heading off to college later this month, we have but one piece of advice: Call 👏your 👏parents 👏often.
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When he weighed in on Moore, finally, he did it from outside the White House, heading off for a holiday weekend in Florida.
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Before heading off to Manila he recalled the 1945 battle that destroyed the city and took the lives of more than 100,000 residents.
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Next thing I knew, I was packing sweaters, shirts, pants and shoes into my suitcase and heading off to the set in Toronto.
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Michael Cohen, a man with a long record as a sleazy bully, sought to polish his image before heading off to the slammer.
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DealBook So, President Trump suspended his plan — er, threat — to impose some $150 billion in tariffs on China, heading off a trade war.
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Until vaping gets medically codified, doctors have started to ask patients directly whether they vape, in hopes of heading off related health problems.
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"Definitely not," Lendl said, chuckling some more before heading off down the crowded main hallway inside Rod Laver Arena at the Australian Open.
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We're losing steam (just like the geysers) and we only spend about 20 minutes wandering around the thermal pools before heading off to Gulfoss.
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If your grad is heading off to an NCAA school, stock them up with some shirts and dorm decor to show their school pride.
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But instead of heading off to another planet once they leave the Earth's atmosphere, the ship separates and breaks off toward another city — Shanghai.
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Last year, she hosted a private party for family and friends as a get-together before heading off for her summer break in Balmoral.
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At the same time, legislatures for states such as South Dakota and Alabama have recently voted to increase teacher pay, possibly heading off protests.
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Upon being tossed for the fifth time as a manager, Boone briefly argued with first base umpire Ron Kulpa before heading off the field.
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If your graduating senior is heading off to college, it might be nice to upgrade their tech before you send them on their way.
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Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov were straight-faced as they shook hands upon arrival, before heading off together toward a meeting room.
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The threat of similarly large boycotts have been key in heading off anti-trans bills in many other states, including Indiana and South Dakota.
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Before heading off to Congress, he was elected a state senator and, in his 20s, won national headlines as the "boy mayor" of Cleveland.
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The passage of AB 5 would be an important step in heading off some of this legislation, and could potentially reverberate around the country.
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One could imagine English commanders holding councils of war in the gatehouse before heading off to do battle with the French or Spanish navies.
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The retired welding instructor stops at the station every morning for coffee before heading off to work on his property down by Cibolo Creek.
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A No. 1 Squadron F/A-18F Super Hornet heading off into the sunset over Brisbane after completing a flypast for Sunsuper Riverfire 2019.
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"We are soon going to be heading off into our July Fourth recess," Lieu said on the House floor, referring to Congress's weeklong break.
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A window pops up—barely heading off an existential crisis about the futility of writing—and asks me to click Enact on Biological Immortality.
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The bilateral meeting in Japan aims at heading off a ratcheting up of U.S. tariffs on imports of consumer and other goods from China.
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Stopping a Middle East arms race by heading off Iran's nuclear ambitions was one of the key arguments for the controversial deal with Iran.
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The Supreme Court justice was all smiles Friday morning in D.C. as she walked gingerly to her car ... presumably heading off to the office.
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Before heading off to King's Landing to fight for Daenerys (Emilia Clarke), Jon Snow (Kit Harington) gives his direwolf, Ghost, to Tormund Giantsband (Kristofer Hivju).
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The two had played baseball together since T-ball, Koehn said, and had been teammates in Little League before heading off to different high schools.
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If you're heading off to college, the MacBook seems like it should get you through four (or, hopefully not, five) years of work without issue.
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Ned and his fellow fighter Howland Reed are the only survivors, the former heading off into the tower to investigate after hearing a woman's scream.
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The 35-year-old reality star told her Snapchat fans that she had chipped her "front f—— tooth" before heading off on her Nevada adventure.
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We also stopped shopping, stopped spending frivolously, and saved every cent we could, selling our cars and furniture and then heading off a year later.
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" The half-point cut was aimed at heading off "some of the adverse effects" from the housing issue that had caused "disruptions in financial markets.
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Later in the month, the Queen will host her extended family for a pre-Christmas lunch before heading off to her estate in Norfolk, Sandringham.
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The President justified his increasingly personal shots at the speaker and her mental acuity on Friday before heading off on a state visit to Japan.
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Aubrey Plaza stars as virginal valedictorian Brandy Klark who decides to draw up a list of sexual escapades to complete before heading off to college.
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Dad-in-chief was visiting Malia, who is living in New York while interning at the Weinstein Company before heading off to Harvard this fall.
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The agreement has not created a permanent fix for Iran's search for a nuke, but it did buy time while heading off an immediate crisis.
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Being extroverted in another language (Chinese) is a challenge, but I manage for a few minutes before heading off to watch TV in another room.
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And right at the start of the clip, that's Perry Berezan dumping the puck into the Edmonton zone before heading off on a line change.
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He made the remarks to reporters before heading off to the G20 summit in Argentina, in an unsolicited statement that appeared to show his unease.
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Catrin went to a family party one Sunday afternoon where the Mercados celebrated Veronica's sister Miranda, who was heading off to college in the fall.
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But the accord could come up for a vote before the Democrats take control, heading off any push by House Democrats for a tougher deal.
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The football team, he said, represents the troops heading off to battle, harking back to 1861 when students enlisted en masse in the Confederate Army.
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He gets up early to pack eggs before heading off to class and delivers them with his mother after school lets out in the afternoon.
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But now it's becoming clear that Kelly is the point man on immigration insecurity, heading off the president's impulses for outreach, no matter how fleeting.
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College gear If your grad is heading off to an NCAA school, stock them up with some shirts and dorm decor to show their school pride.
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If he follows in his father Prince William's foosteps, that could mean heading off to boarding school in just six years – as young as age 8.
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A new Department of Homeland Security task force devoted to heading off supply chain cybersecurity threats against communications infrastructure will meet for the first time Thursday.
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"I waited for a prince and he took me to my 1st prom," Roemer captioned her Instagram photo of the couple heading off to the event.
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If you or someone you love has come down with a dreaded case of "heading off to college soon," they're gonna need a laptop to cope.
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Of course if you're incredibly picky at how your Ramen is prepared, you're also welcome to grab one of these if you're heading off to college.
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So you can see him becoming tempted by the chance to make a little more money, especially when his oldest daughter was heading off to college.
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But the initiatives that work best are often grassroots ventures, undertaken in places which have seen acute problems—for example, local youngsters heading off to Syria.
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Yet, whether heading off to college or diving straight into the workforce, these teens will find themselves suddenly navigating the complicated world of adult money matters.
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In typical Charlotte fashion, she waved regally to the cameras before heading off to her first class at Thomas's Battersea, an elite private school in London.
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Asked about prospects for progress on the bill recently, House Speaker Paul Ryan noted that Trump is heading off for a 10-day trip to Asia.
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Skype, FaceTime and other forms of communication are key to heading off unnecessary conflict during what is already an incredibly stressful time for everyone, especially children.
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THE TICKER The latest bloodbath on Wall Street is overwhelming the Trump administration's resistance to an emergency stimulus aimed at heading off a coronavirus-induced recession.
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The admission fee of $6.50 does keep out many people, but the temple is still filled with priests heading off to classes or preparing for ceremonies.
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For non-royals, this process typically happens for young adults heading off to college or moving out of the house for the first time, Tawwab said.
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But admirers now see him becoming Silicon Valley's seer, offering a clear view of how the industry that made him rich is heading off a cliff.
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Simple questions like, "Are you O.K. with my posting this picture of us on our date night?" can go a long way toward heading off arguments.
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Andonovski's squad will then take on Australia and Brazil in April before heading off to Tokyo in pursuit of the team's first gold medal since 2012.
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Mr. Grant keeps his horses on the backstretch at Aqueduct, tending to them in the morning before heading off to his other day job delivering packages.
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The oil contains CBD, the non-psychoactive chemical in marijuana, which is thought to have neuroprotective qualities, potentially heading off neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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The photo of Geoffrey the Giraffe walking an empty aisle with a suitcase in tow heading off to a "very long vacation" touched the hearts of many.
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Kathryn Hahn stars as Eve Fletcher, a divorced mom whose crummy son, Brendan (Jackson White), is heading off for college, leaving them both freer but more frightened.
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Cynthia Bailey is preparing to be an empty-nester, with her only daughter heading off to college this fall, but she might not be alone for long.
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This incentivised the agents to work together rather than heading off to the other side of the screen to pull a lone wolf attack against the prey.
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Heading off concerns of a protracted legal tussle that could hamper attempts to restore investor confidence, GAM said both parties had agreed a ceasefire, without giving details.
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It's fair enough -- sex is a solid bucket list item, and legions of men heading off to war have used the same justification to persuade their lovers.
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After heading off to meetings with her mom and sister, Jenner reunites with her young daughter later in the afternoon, who is back from her farm trip.
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Let's put ourselves in the shoes of police officers, kissing their kids and spouses goodbye every day and heading off to do a dangerous and necessary job.
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Supporters think a new rule would shield businesses from lawsuits over their emissions, while heading off litigation against the EPA to force a rule through court action.
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Let's put ourselves in the shoes of police officers, kissing their kids and spouses goodbye every day and heading off to do a dangerous and necessary job.
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Ms. Murkowski, an independent-minded Republican from Alaska, had broken with her party and played an instrumental role in heading off repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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A few days later, I was just bored enough to give the pill a try, ingesting it on a Wednesday morning before heading off to the gym.
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India's election, the world's biggest, will see social media play a huge role, and Facebook's latest efforts are an attempt at heading off abuse of its platform.
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But with the world's most violent cities and highest murder rates, building resilience in the region goes beyond heading off disasters like floods to coping with social stresses.
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The couple celebrated their union in a rather untraditional way, heading off on a honeymoon to the Maldives with their respective children and Paltrow's ex-husband Chris Martin.
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Before heading off to their honeymoon in Antigua, the couple was offered unexpected congratulations by Nashville mayor Megan Barry, who was driving by as they left the reception.
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The Scottish National Party is losing momentum: Mrs May would relish the chance of heading off Scottish independence by picking up a few seats north of the border.
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Much of that success can be attributed to founder and CEO Tony Xu. The son of immigrants, Xu worked in his parents' restaurant before heading off to Stanford.
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Zeta-Jones and Douglas last marked a milestone with their son back in May when they shared pictures of the then-high school senior heading off to prom.
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It served America's paramount objective of preventing a nuclear-armed Iran from dominating the region, and thus heading off US or Israeli military strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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LIFE-CHANGING Radiohead's two-hour show went down well with fans, but left some newcomers underwhelmed, evidenced by a steady stream of people heading off to other stages.
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Teeming with emerging Hollywood stars and topically tied to the approaching summer vacation, The Last Summer chronicles a senior class's final months together before heading off to college.
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Maybe he didn't love the idea of his young son heading off to the largest metropolis in the US, but I guess he knew I had to go.
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Vice Premier Liu He, a senior Chinese economic policy maker, is set to begin two days of negotiations in Washington on Thursday aimed at heading off an escalation.
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Season three ended with the title character heading off into the great American empty, and season four picks up with nobody knowing (or really caring) where he is.
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Reilly would later write that he felt as unnerved as if "The Boss" (as he breezily called the president) had announced he was heading off to the Moon.
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Afterward, the garden of the Former Asakura Residence, a traditional Japanese home from the early 20th century, serves as a quiet place to sit before heading off again.
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"If they can be 100 percent at that age, then I can do it in my time," del Potro said before heading off to yet another practice session.
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Many in the West see it as the best hope of preventing Iran from getting a nuclear bomb and heading off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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Decked out in their academic best, Haven Garner, 7, and Honor Marie, 10, are all smiles as they pose together before heading off to their first day of school.
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Shirley Timmons, 70 Timmons and her husband Steve, both 70, were also heading off to a cruise when Shirley was fatally shot, their grandson Steve Reineccius told AVC News.
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Theresa May might appoint Mr Rees-Mogg in the way that she put eurosceptics in charge of Brexit policy; as a way of heading off criticism from the right.
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For years, the goal of US policy was to manage China's entry into the global economy in the hope of heading off a hegemonic confrontation between Washington and Beijing.
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The entire ranch is cell-phone free, and visitors spend the day in required workouts and hikes, eating plant-based meals, and heading off to the spa for massages.
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If you're heading off for another semester of college, these books will make you excited for the academic and social adventures you're sure to encounter in the campus bubble.
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A biopic of the legendary soccer player, Pelé follows his journey from learning to play as a young boy to heading off to the World Cup as a teenager.
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The agency is focused on heading off the disease in the southern United States and Puerto Rico, where people are most vulnerable to the mosquito that spreads the virus.
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The agency is focused on heading off the disease in the southern United States and Puerto Rico, where people are most exposed to the mosquito that spreads the virus.
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The re-election campaign has already dedicated a team of operatives to focus on heading off any potential cracks in support for the President at the state party level.
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Fifteen minutes in, he realized he could have checked Stephanie Parsons's copy of Targets instead, and he felt annoyed with himself; he thought about just heading off to bed.
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Investors cheered an unlikely coalition uniting rival political parties the 5-Star Movement and the Democratic Party, heading off the risk of an early election and prolonged political instability.
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I think what happened was that the company itself began to understand, Conde Nast began to understand, if you're just thinking of magazines, you're heading off the lemmings cliff.
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She had been left in there all day, after her father used the vehicle to take his other children to school before changing cars and heading off to work.
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Behind the optimistic promise of heading off aging in spaniels and, soon, in their owners lies a sadder reality: that even foundational research cannot always cure a fundamental problem.
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While part of the campaign's team is focused on heading off primary challenges, the campaign and the RNC are focused on building out a formidable general election ground operation.
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I looked at how the administration's justification for Soleimani's killing has evolved from heading off an imminent attack, as Trump first said, to retribution, which he said earlier Tuesday.
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She's working at a diner instead of heading off to college with her friends and, in her grief, is taking a break from her long-held hobby of sleuthing.
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Before heading off to Bridgeport, Connecticut, to work on Spell's case, Marshall and his wife enjoy a night at a jazz club in what I can only assume was Harlem.
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Pablo, Moicano, and Moleza are often heading off to competitions together to help corner each other when they can't find any other adult or professor to go along with them.
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Schulman's Catfish co-host Max Joseph is among the friends and family tapped to deliver toasts to the bride and groom amid dancing, mingling and heading off around 3 p.m.
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And it is no particular surprise that Justice Kavanaugh is cultivating a low profile, heading off conflicts involving poor women's access to reproductive health services so early in his tenure.
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She watched part of the Oscar De La Hoya boxing match before making sure the kids would be taken care of and heading off with Wormley on her fatal trip.
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The effusive language of the coalition deal makes no mention of a banking union—the best way of heading off the next euro crisis—and comes with no numbers attached.
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The Suits actress was spotted with her boyfriend of nearly a year, Prince Harry, heading off to Africa for a safari vacation on her 36th birthday, according to The Sun.
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I have 15 minutes on the couch listening to it while sipping a mug of chamomile tea and looking at clouds out of the window before heading off to work.
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The gold-rush fever has gotten so bad, the local high school even has a program that encourages students to graduate before heading off to make a living from fishing.
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However, Musk settled with SEC and agreed to step aside as Tesla's chairman for three years, heading off the threat that he would be forced out of company management completely.
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Only after the election did the public learn that the coalition was funded by a PAC tied to the nation's largest property owners association, bent on heading off rent control.
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Whether you're heading off to a job interview or casting your vote in the Democratic primaries, it's always handy to have a little bit of good fortune on your side.
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In five months, I will be heading off to college and living without my parents care for the first time in 215 years, and I have never felt so unprepared.
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In five months, I will be heading off to college and living without my parents' care for the first time in seventeen years, and I have never felt so unprepared.
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Transit officials blamed the move on the need to repair damage by vandals but it was seen by some as at least in part aimed at heading off large protests.
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Looking down on the WACs heading off to training, she decides she's ditching celestial realms to join them, much to his foot-stomping dismay, and restyles herself as Mary Brown.
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A year and a half later when Ms. Meyer was heading off to another job, she joined Mr. McGarrigle and other colleagues for farewell drinks and a round of karaoke.
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The Daily Beast pointed out Melania Trump's "sky-high stilettos" in a headline, and mocked the first lady by suggesting she had "waterproofed" the shoes before heading off to Houston.
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George Kantor from Carnegie Mellon University describes his hope that plant-breeding robots will help develop better crop varieties, easing the impacts of climate change and heading off humanitarian crises.
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THE FINANCIAL TIMES Alcoa to Add 3 Directors, Heading Off a Board Fight | The agreement with Elliott Management, the activist hedge fund, comes as Alcoa prepares to divide itself into two.
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Barriers to a seamless cross-border capital market include differences in national tax and insolvency laws, a vested interests of some market participants in heading off competition, and duplication of services.
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For the big day, Alexia looked like every other 12-year-old heading off to school, in jeans, a T-shirt, a hoodie and a pair of high-top Converse sneakers.
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Ahmed said he plans to learn more about available policies so he can begin incorporating it into discussions with clients whose children are in college or heading off to it soon.
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While your sim is showering or heading off to work, hand the controller to a friend and let them instruct their sim to write a novel or flirt with their neighbor.
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Mohamed El-Erian, known for his widely followed views on the financial markets, will be heading off to a new endeavor next year when he takes over Queens' College in Cambridge.
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Not (as some claim) by obsessively following polls, but by divining long-term shifts in opinion and political conflicts and positioning herself in the middle—often heading off those conflicts altogether.
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While heading off a sharper economic slowdown remains Beijing's top priority, officials fear easing too aggressively could fuel debt and financial risks, according to government advisers involved in internal policy discussions.
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Not saying they're not worth it, but for those of us with limited spending money — lookin' at you, students heading off to college — making that kind of purchase just isn't realistic.
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Josh Rosen got major love from Cardinals fans one last time before heading off to Miami ... getting a standing ovation at Larry Fitzgerald's celeb softball game just hours after getting traded.
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Heading off a sharper economic slowdown remains Beijing's top priority, though officials fear easing too much could fuel debt and financial risks, according to government advisers involved in internal policy discussions.
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For Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, economists see heading off a recession entailing a mix of rate cuts and an even more aggressive move toward ending the central bank's balance sheet reduction.
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You mentioned Cloverfield being a larger platform, but the way this movie ends it could be The Terminator, with Mary Elizabeth Winstead's character heading off to fight whatever is out there.
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If your mornings are all about training runs, or you always start the day by crushing it at the gym, you're going to want to refuel before heading off to work.
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Whether your first-born is heading off to Kindergarten or your kid is somehow finishing up their senior year of high school, we've got all the school supplies they need here.
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Homesick makes classic white candles with customized scents for each of the 50 states, several cities, and experiences like being in grandma's kitchen, smelling books, or heading off to summer camp.
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If your answers effectively split the difference, you would wind up with an ending like mine: Vincent heading off to the other side of the credits as a lonely space cowboy.
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Before heading off to get those vegetarian tapas, "go to church first, and get some ashes, especially if the two of you are on the same spiritual wavelength," Cardinal Tobin suggested.
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It announced the entrance of Jonathon Haffner, a saxophonist seeking a tuneup of his horn before heading off to record with the trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith and the drummer Jack DeJohnette.
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He studied French and Russian in high school before heading off to Boston University, where he felt like "a kid in a candy shop" because of all the language courses offered.
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"It's very important that we don't prejudge election results and we don't take hard and fast positions," she said recently, before heading off to a rally at an antique boat museum.
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The administration, instead, said it was heading off imminent attacks even as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo conceded that he couldn't say where or when these attacks were supposed to happen.
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Whether you're a seasoned camper or you're heading off on an outdoor adventure, here are seven pieces of the best camping essentials to get your packing off to a strong start.
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Others were bunched up on the sidewalk outside, behind a security cordon, hoping to get a chance to move into the building and closer to a plane heading off the island.
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Warsaw (AFP) - Poland said Monday it will build a new territorial defence force of 53,000 volunteers by 2019, which it announced with an eye on heading off any threat from Russia.
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Warsaw (AFP) - Poland said Monday it will build a new territorial defence force of 22017,000 volunteers by 2019, which it announced with an eye on heading off any threat from Russia.
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Michelle Obama was quick to correct President Obama during an interview with People magazine when he talked about their eldest, Malia, heading off to college in the fall and entering into adulthood.
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I'm not going to go into spoilers on this particular point, but Prometheus ended with Noomi Rapace's Elizabeth Shaw and Michael Fassbender's David heading off in a ship from the intergalactic Engineers.
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I dry my face and leave the LaQuinta, heading off into the dark Florida pre-dawn, pushing the rental Dodge down Highway 60 beneath the bright cold stars of the early morning.
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Since this show diverges so sharply from the source material, it gets to find some excitement in playing with Stephen King's sleepy, mutedly gothic world, while still heading off into uncharted territory.
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Mechanically, Beat Saber is a joy to play for anyone who's ever imagined picking up a lightsaber and heading off to battle, with the blades sparking and sizzling in front of you.
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Next up a walk with her dog Dewey (above, right) before heading off to sound check for a set at Vandal restaurant for Rémy Martin's National Cognac Day celebration later that evening.
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Yet, such is what happened this summer when, before heading off for the beaches, Congress once again failed to address the question of how best to reform the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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Although the Senate must still act on the debt limit, this rule takes a small step toward heading off debt limit showdowns that could cause the government to default on its obligations.
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"What you learn is that you're part of something and that when we are generous people are generous back," concludes Hunt, before heading off to ply another customer with cake and craziness.
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Mr. Trump rewarded his loyalty by pledging his backing for Mr. Barrasso last year, heading off an early primary threat from Erik Prince, the Blackwater founder who is close to Mr. Bannon.
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Volkswagen A group of major automakers, including Volkswagen, on Thursday backed a compromise on vehicle emissions aimed at heading off a confrontation between California and the Trump administration over requirements through 2026.
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As for Derek and his fam's future ... they're going to be heading off to Vegas shortly -- the Raiders are set to complete their move from the Bay Area to Nevada this offseason.
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You can obviously get a caffeine fix in a variety of ways, be that Prolab Caffeine Tablets, BulkSupplements Caffeine Capsules, or just a coffee or tea before heading off to leg day.
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You can suggest guests arrive anytime between 5:30 and 9, so people can have a cocktail with you before heading off to another event or choose to show up after dinner.
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He speaks French — and learned how to speak Italian for Call Me By Your Name Having a French father, Chalamet was already bilingual when before heading off to Italy to shoot the drama.
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Earlier this month, Cameron bowed to pressure to allow government ministers to campaign to leave the EU once talks had been completed, heading off the prospect of multiple resignations from his top team.
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WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - A group of major automakers on Thursday backed a compromise on vehicle emissions aimed at heading off a confrontation between California and the Trump administration over requirements through 2026.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's ruling Conservative Party retained a parliamentary seat in a strongly pro-Brexit area on Friday, heading off a challenge from the anti-EU UK Independence Party.
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Then she replaces them with OTC lookalikes, in the form of chewable aspirin, that she returns to Todd before heading off to the "Merry Xmas Super Fest," the rave everyone's been talking about.
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In the past they put most of their effort into heading off tax increases or regulatory changes that might damage them; today they are trying to boost their profits and shape future markets.
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"This is the foundation week for us," Mickelson, who has competed in 10 Ryder Cups, told reporters on Wednesday before heading off for team practice with Rickie Fowler, Brooks Koepka and Jimmy Walker.
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Ryan has endorsed House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California to succeed him as House GOP leader, potentially heading off a race between McCarthy and House Majority Whip Steve Scalise for the job.
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Luckily, his fiancée was understanding, and the actor completed one final read before heading off to the ceremony a day later than expected —having received the role of Mike in "It Chapter Two."
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But actors all work different schedules — especially on big ensemble shows like Grey's — so the note could mean that Ramirez is done filming and heading off into her hiatus on a high note.
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She has raised two daughters, mostly on her own, and before heading off, she slept — feeling "stuck" — on the living-room couch of the rented house of her daughter and three teenage grandchildren.
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A hard line, on the other hand, would allow the president to cater to his political base while heading off any Democratic attempts to outflank him as the great protector of American workers.
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The Raiders will soon be playing in Las Vegas, and the Warriors will abandon their arena next door when the N.B.A. playoffs are over, heading off to glitzy new digs in San Francisco.
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I was not quite alone, but nearly so: Pietro just leaned casually against the gunwale and kept checking his smartphone, occasionally looking up to make sure I wasn't heading off into the Adriatic.
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Police were still searching for the experienced skier, who was last seen on Saturday heading off from the Klein Matterhorn cable car station in the Swiss canton of Valais, near the Italian frontier.
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There's already a great YA book — Leia, Princess of Alderaan, by Claudia Gray — whose storyline about 16-year-old Leia and Holdo heading off a galactic crisis seems ready-built for a screenplay.
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The Don't Be Tardy star, 39, revealed that she's heading off to the plastic surgeon after Andy Cohen asked if she got a recent lip injection on Sunday's episode of Watch What Happens Live.
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President Donald Trump spent a couple of minutes sitting in a limousine outside the White House, apparently practicing reading aloud his first speech to Congress, before heading off to the Capitol building Tuesday night.
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ZURICH/GENEVA (Reuters) - Swiss voters agreed by a nearly two-to-one margin on Sunday to adopt tighter gun controls in line with changes to European Union rules, heading off a clash with Brussels.
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If you're heading off to college or just want a great laptop for typical laptop tasks — watching YouTube, browsing the internet, working at a coffee shop — this is going to be an excellent choice.
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On a recent frosty morning, before heading off for his shift, he and his wife, Shelly, fed the 30 head of cattle that are the closest thing the Wards have to a retirement fund.
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According to another source, Uber came to Waymo last week with a $500 million offer, but no promises about hardware and software use, in the hopes of heading off the trial before it began.
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The movie opens with 17-year-old Andy on the very of heading off to college and like most college-aged kids, he's not going to bring his toys along to his dorm room.
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Meghan, who is around eight months pregnant, has most likely completed her official public duties but is continuing with private engagements and other behind-the-scenes meetings before heading off on maternity leave soon.
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He now plans to enter a one-day race in London next weekend before heading off to Rio de Janeiro to compete in the Olympic road time trial as part of the British team.
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They have to weigh whether that enormous expense is worth it, or if they can risk the consequences of forgetting to put the shots back in their bag before heading off for the day.
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You may not anticipate every crisis, but by heading off potential issues before they develop into systemic problems, you can save time, money, and mental effort for what matters the most — growing your business.
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ZURICH, May 19 (Reuters) - Swiss voters agreed on Sunday to adopt tighter gun controls in line with changes to European Union rules, heading off a clash with Brussels, projections for Swiss broadcaster SRF showed.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers believed heading off an interview was such a great success because if he had testified, he would have been at risk of making an inaccurate statement and increasing his criminal exposure.
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Of course, this isn't actually part of the European Space Agency's (ESA) ExoMars rover's nine-month journey to Mars, but it is where the vehicle will receive crucial testing, before heading off into space.
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Instead, they advised their brokers, they wanted a team, effectively, as a vacation activity: one they could go and watch on a Saturday while their wives went shopping, before heading off to the theater.
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Before heading off to the Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, Charles admits to Wallis that he believes Camilla is the one, and she pushes him to never turn his back on true love.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump's personal lawyer, represented a wealthy Venezuelan businessman in a discussion with the Justice Department about heading off charges against the businessman in a money laundering and bribery case.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Voters in Switzerland approved on Sunday a shake-up of the corporate tax system, heading off what its finance minister had called an existential threat to the country's role as a business hub.
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Heading off to college at the University of Michigan, she was unsure how to combine her interests of medicine and politics — until she took a class about nursing and health policy during her freshman year.
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"The people from Arrested Development love you all and know that you're heading off to a trip to Rwanda for such a great cause," tWitch said before presenting them with a check from Arrested Development.
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Whether you're heading off to college straight from high school or you're a nontraditional student getting a new degree, it's time to think about filling out your FAFSA— the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
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Chances throughout the game were thin on the ground, with Colombia striker Radamel Falcao heading off target in the 25th minute and again in the second half, while substitute Luis Muriel had an effort blocked.
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Jon and Sansa are heading off to request Blackfish's help as well, and the concentration of so many key characters in one locale feels like the pieces being pushed into place for an epic showdown.
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If you didn't know, prep studs like Moses have to play at least one year of college basketball before heading off to the pros, and some of the kids (and their parents) think that's bogus.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Trump and administration officials would have no further comment on the issue until Congress has completed its probe, potentially heading off attempts to get Trump to explain his accusations.
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Scaramucci, for his part, sought to downplay the notion of a White House wracked by turmoil and heading off course as he made his briefing room debut hours after the news broke of Spicer's resignation.
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Before heading off with George, mom Kate Middleton and dad Prince William to start school at Thomas's Battersea on Thursday, the 4-year-old royal posed for a picture at the family's Kensington Palace home.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A Singaporean beat a Chinese candidate in the race to lead the world patent office, heading off Beijing's bid for a fifth U.N. leadership role, much to the satisfaction of the United States.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A Singaporean beat a Chinese candidate in the race to lead the world patent office, heading off Beijing's bid for a fifth U.N. leadership role, much to the satisfaction of the United States.
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Mr. Ryan and Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, tried but did not succeed in heading off the revolts after appeals for unity and intense negotiations with members of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus.
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The official word as to why the Emmys lack a host is because they want to be able to pay homage to all the important television programs that are heading off the air this year.
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President Donald Trump was heading off to France Thursday morning to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the famed Allied assault on the beaches of Normandy, where he would be flanked by dignitaries and world leaders.
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That the strike, which took place last week without congressional approval or debate, should be conducted with the urgency of heading off an imminent threat is actually key to making it legal under US law.
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The Spaniard will start his final race on Sunday in 15th place for McLaren, dreaming of one last points finish before heading off to compete at the Indianapolis 500 and world endurance championship next year.
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"From a small pocket of South Australia to feed virtually the rest of Australia - it's good," he said before heading off on the overnight trip to rural New South Wales (NSW), Australia's most populous state.
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Heading off food burnout Although bliss point may be used to find how much pulp an orange juice should contain or the optimal amount of fat for the tastiest ice cream, it has other applications, too.
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With kids heading off to college this fall, it's tempting for parents to do just about anything to come up with the money to pay for their education, even if it means raiding their retirement funds.
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In the first trailer released earlier this year, we saw Peter Parker (Tom Holland) heading off to Europe for a class trip, only to be conscripted by Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) for a mysterious mission.
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N) shares jumped 20 percent on Wednesday after third-quarter results showed shoe sales turning back to growth thanks to a boost from Nike's latest lines, heading off fears it was losing out to Amazon (AMZN.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday bowed to pressure to allow government ministers to campaign to leave the European Union in an upcoming referendum, heading off the prospect of multiple resignations from his top team.
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Earlier this month, Assadi graduated recruit training with a contract for reconnaissance, and will be heading off to either the Marine Corps' East or West Infantry Training Battalions, before moving on to the Basic Reconnaissance Course.
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The participants were broken up into two groups: The first group started in the study as sophomores at Harvard College and finished college during World War II, with most heading off to serve in the war.
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Now that hedge fund, Starboard Value, is finally getting a seat at the embattled Internet company's table, heading off a potentially distracting fight and perhaps easing the way for a potential sale of its core business.
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Sutton Foster, who has spent the past five years in leading roles on Broadway ("Violet") and TV ("Younger"), is heading Off Broadway to star in a revival of "Sweet Charity" for the New Group this fall.
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Now, as a top Chinese policymaker meets with the Trump administration this week in hopes of heading off a trade war, Washington and Beijing are anticipating a time when they don't need each other so much.
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Guests were treated to a private concert from A-ha (everyone's favorite 1980s crush) and the British pop star Ellie Goulding, among other acts, before eventually heading off into the night in Armani-branded black taxis.
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Brunch turned into a stroll together through Washington Square Park, and then a trip to the Strand bookstore, where they browsed through rare books, before heading off to Churchill's Tavern on East 28th Street for beers.
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"This is just what the doves at the Fed wanted to see," Mr. Athey said, referring to those wary of raising rates and keen to keep the focus on fostering hiring rather than heading off inflation.
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Instead of heading off to groove with the likes of Justin Bieber or Adele after the show was over, the Canadian artist joined UK grime artist Skepta on-stage at a Section Boyz gig in London.
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At an industry conference that same month, the director of the National Weather Service, Louis Uccellini, publicly praised his staff for heading off a "public panic" and asked the crowd to give them a standing ovation.
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The last thing the EU can afford at this point is a growing exodus of key nations from its governing collective, and heading off a crisis in Italy would be a crucial step in preserving the union.
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Under the broad themes of stability, sustainability, and responsibility, Germany wants to make the global economy more resilient, link climate and energy policies more closely, and support Africa with a view to heading off new migration waves.
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The two met face to face on Good Morning America today, right before heading off to their dream first date in Maui, courtesy of Tinder — and it was just as amazing as we all hoped it'd be.
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A typical day saw Mr. Sayoc waking up in his van, showering at the gym, and cooking crockpot meals while inside the DJ booth of a strip club before heading off to his second job delivering pizza.
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"Rather than cake and a rousing rendition of 'Happy Birthday,' Suri and her pals quietly opted for freshly-baked cookies from Tavern on the Go before heading off into sunny Central Park," the eyewitness shares with PEOPLE.
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The last thing you want to spend your vacation time on is thinking of something funny or cute to write when you'd much rather be in the pool or heading off with friends to go wine tasting.
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While at the school, she had encountered the future mail artist Ray Johnson (21606-21950), who, in 295, was heading off to an experimental school called Black Mountain College in Asheville, N.C. She decided to go too.
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John, 24, had just moved back to our hometown in Minnesota after honing his fly-fishing skills in Montana; Maria and her twin, Nikos, were enjoying this trip before heading off to their freshman year at college.
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"Five months ago, we started with the goal to open the People's Party and make it into a broad movement," said Mr. Kurz, who dropped by the election party before heading off to previously scheduled television appearances.
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Skepticism abounded in the Capitol on Tuesday as to whether the extra two weeks would be all that worthwhile, but it seemed to Republicans to be a better option than returning home or heading off on vacation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday bowed to pressure to allow government ministers to campaign to leave the European Union in an upcoming referendum, heading off the prospect of multiple resignations from his top team.
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Aside from heading off the economic impact of crumbling infrastructure, public investment in new roads and other public projects has helped support creation of relatively well-paying jobs, according to an analysis by the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program.
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A typical weekday will start with you taking the train to school, eavesdropping on the latest gossip in the hallway, answering a question in history class, and then heading off to explore the metaverse after the bell rings.
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Aside from heading off the economic impact of crumbling infrastructure, public investment in new roads and other public projects has helped support creation of relatively good-paying jobs, according to an analysis by the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program.
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Not only did the brand inject some fashion cred by enlisting Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen way back in 2011; it has also become a go-to for street style stars heading off to Ibiza or St. Barths.
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In the close 2008 and 2016 elections, the superdelegates played a role in heading off a nomination fight when neither candidate managed to gain an absolute majority of the delegates following the end of the primaries and conventions.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Nearly two-thirds of Swiss voters look set to approve a shake-up of the country's corporate tax system, heading off what its finance minister called an existential threat to Switzerland's role as a business hub.
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The bilateral meeting, aimed at heading off a ratcheting up of U.S. tariffs on imports of consumer and other goods from China, is likely to be the most closely watched event at the G20 summit, hosted by Japan.
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Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray) — the lead singer and titular Josie from her band, Josie and the Pussycats, and one-time Archiekins love-interest — is taking her show on the road, literally, and heading off to New York City.
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Guaido met US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at a counter-narcotics conference in Colombia on Monday, before heading off to Europe, where he may miss President Donald Trump if he gets as far as Davos in Switzerland.
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To the contrary, a commencement speaker is basically just there to remind students and parents that they have invested in an important institution, and to give a few encouraging words for graduates heading off into an unknown future.
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The Amazon CEO, 55, was photographed with Sanchez, 49, heading off on a helicopter ride in Santa Monica, California, in October — two months before he and his wife, author MacKenzie Bezos, announced they were separating in a joint statement.
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The bilateral meeting, aimed at heading off a ratcheting up of U.S. tariffs on imports of consumer and other goods from China, is likely to be the most closely watched event at the G-20 summit, hosted by Japan.
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Most of the seniors that year were still economics majors heading off to Wall Street and the major consulting shops after graduation — it would be a few more years until most sought to make their fortunes in the Valley.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy will approve a decree on Friday abolishing one of the most flexible and unregulated forms of payment for workers, a government source said, heading off a referendum on the issue and bowing to trade union demands.
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To be fair, the ES-100 could be useful, say if you're smell-blind, or if you're heading off to an armpit-smelling speed date, and you need a machine to tell you that your BO is actually rank.
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And as he continues his trek out on the road before heading off on Chris Young's Raised on Country Tour come May, day-to-day life on the road is starting to feel somewhat routine to the rising star.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - Ghana's parliament speaker on Thursday dismissed an opposition motion for an inquiry into the alleged gift of a luxury car to President John Mahama, heading off the risk of an impeachment process against the West African leader.
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Whether you're moving, starting a new job, on vacation, heading off to college, or indeed going back to your parents' for the summer — a change of lifestyle can throw you off your game more than you think it will.
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Walmart is rolling out two new ways to shop home furnishings, with a focus on small living spaces, just in time for the back-to-school season when students are heading off to college and looking for dorm decor.
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Trump's Promises Exit polls showed Trump thumping Clinton among voters in the market for change, those who were angry with the way the federal government was working, and who felt the country was heading off on the wrong track.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Rory McIlroy swapped his putter for a Toronto Raptors jersey after winning the Canadian Open and nearly forgot to get it back before heading off to the U.S. Open, said the Northern Irishman on Wednesday.
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Check it out ... the couple -- who btw is heading off to Europe to perform a Cirque du Soleil show -- tells us exactly what led to the slip-up and what they've got in store for the 'AGT' live rounds.
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She feels guilty whenever she has to leave Tyrell in the care of her sisters or godparents when heading off to school or work, especially at times where he pleads with her not to leave him like Daddy did.
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From the ostensible Bartok source — wonderfully filmed by Michael Powell in the 1960s — Mr. Solnicki takes his title (Hungarian for "Bluebeard"), snatches of music and perhaps the germ of a theme of women heading off into an unknown future.
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Game Of Thrones ended with Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) taking the throne, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) reuniting with Ghost, Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) heading off to explore beyond Westeros, and Sansa (Turner) ruling the North as an independent kingdom.
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What was once a modest, traditional rite of passage for American teens — putting on a fancy dress and recreating the "prom pose" in your living room before heading off to the dance in a limo — has become a full-on production.
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A team that could bring together Google data, social media trends, and third-party expertise to ferret out such videos early would presumably help YouTube to manage incidents like the Paul one more expeditiously, quickly heading off advertiser and user outrage.
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While "Back-To School Season" is a convenient catch-all phrase for sales, the term only really applies to kids and teenagers who are finishing up their summers before getting back on the school bus or heading off to college.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Polish miner KGHM and a union representing workers at its Sierra Gorda copper mine in Chile have come to an agreement over contract talks, the head of the union told Reuters, heading off the threat of a strike.
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We have to explain the risks of a vote to remain; that we'll be essentially locked in the boot in a car heading off to a place that we can see and where we know we don't want to go.
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All these tools are useful both for diagnosing existing problems and for heading off potential problems that might crop up in the future, but you'll need to run these benchmarks regularly and note performance over time to flag anything that's amiss.
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" A few other highlights from his comments before heading off to Beltsville, MD: On cost sharing: "That money is going to insurance companies to prop up insurance companies…to lift up their stock price... and that's not what I'm about.
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"I will make my final decision on the Paris Accord next week!" he tweeted archly before heading off for a final "America First" speech to US military forces assembled at the NATO base at Sigonella, then boarding Air Force One.
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The Specials have reunited and are heading off on a major tour, which probably means nothing to you, but accounts for your uncle wiping dust off his pork pie hat again and playing their album on repeat in the car.
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It's An Education You Won't Get From Academia Or The WorkplaceAustralia and New Zealand have it right: The concept of a "gap year" before heading off to university is far better preparation for life than a post-high school summer vacay.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s march on Washington in 19673 as a correspondent for The Associated Press before joining The Los Angeles Times in 1967 and heading off to assignments in Nairobi, Kenya; Mexico City; Madrid; Toronto; and Paris.
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Seventy-two hours later, Naomi Campbell returned to New York and Madison Square Garden, where she took selfies with Kim Kardashian West at the Kanye West concert before heading off to Beyoncé's "Soul Train"-themed birthday party at the NoMad Hotel.
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Still, last week, he was out campaigning, pointedly critiquing his Democratic challengers during a news conference for their views on lowering the prison population, then heading off on a campaign bus tour through the state — 20 cities in five days.
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Italian bond yields fell toward multi-year lows on Monday in a sign that investors believed a new government would take office, heading off the risk of an early election and prolonged political instability in the euro zone's third largest economy.
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Carry On When he is heading off to the slopes, the holder of six Olympic skiing medals makes sure he packs a boot whose design goes back more than 35 years and a jacket that can handle any change in weather.
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And so on another Sunday, he watched Miranda heading off to hike with Liz, and he watched her come home later in the evening, when he was outside under a carport, showing his nephew how to gut a deer carcass.
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Negotiators from nearly 200 nations began meeting on Monday at a U.N. climate conference where the discussions include the details of how carbon trading markets could help meet the Paris agreement's goals for heading off the worst consequences of global warming.
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Heading off these demands, George H. W. Bush chose a retired general, Brent Scowcroft, who had held the job under Gerald Ford, to return to the role, confident that Scowcroft would respect the lines between intelligence work, military operations, and policymaking.
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She was persuaded to expand the dialogue to: her new Spotify playlist ("There's some good stuff in the '80s and then there's some stuff that just wasn't so great") and an aide's new puppy, before heading off to the lawmakers' dugout.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will delay heading off for their honeymoon, instead attending a birthday party for his father Prince Charles just days after marrying in a ground-breaking ceremony that blended the modern with the traditional.
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"There's a moment at the end of the episode where you know that she's sort of heading off into her future, and so it felt like the right way to go because we're not going to say what that future is," Rhimes said.
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The oldest daughter of Teresa and Joe Giudice, 18, was joined by dozens of friends for her high-school prom on Thursday, where the group gathered at the Giudice home for refreshments and lots of photos before heading off to the big dance.
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"It's great to publish academic journals on the issues but the real breakthrough is when pop culture stories are hinted towards this cliff that we are all heading off," said Jesse Bryant, a director for the Environmental film festival at Yale University.
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SYDNEY, March 17 (Reuters) - Australia's largest grain exporter, Cooperative Bulk Handling Ltd (CBH), said on Thursday it is open to options with regards its structure, heading off a consortium that is aiming to gain enough shareholder support to revive a takeover bid.
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The NATO source said that while the presence of US commandos in Syria was well known, the French program was largely a secret and was considered critical to heading off the kinds of ISIS attacks in Europe that have claimed scores of lives.
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It's going to be incredible," Oliver said, adding of his own potential waterworks over his first child heading off to school, "As a British person, I don't really have a middle ground — it's either no emotion at all or I'm collapsing in tears.
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But if you're heading off to college soon, and want to ensure you've selected a career path that's safe from robo-replacement, this agonizingly awkward video seems to confirm that rapping is not something robots will be good at for a long time.
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Those GOP "budget hawks" have been vocal critics of the Obama administration, which has presided over some of the biggest budget deficits in the last four decades, in part because of massive stimulus spending aimed at heading off an even deeper downturn.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Trump administration immigration official on Monday called a Democratic proposal to cap the number of spaces at detention facilities for illegal immigrants "extremely damaging" to public safety, an issue that has complicated talks aimed at heading off another government shutdown.
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We got the iconic funk singer Wednesday as she was heading off to Detroit from LAX to get ready for the Queen of Soul's Friday's funeral service -- which will include performances from Stevie Wonder, Jennifer Hudson, Faith Hill, Ariana Grande and Chaka herself.
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Pressuring lawmakers over recess is a tried-and-true tactic of both parties who find it helpful to remind voters that officials are heading off on a holiday with important business left undone — often business more important to one party than the other.
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The 30-year-old, ranked 12th in the world and still seeking his first win of the year, rebounded by steering home a six-foot putt at the last before heading off to rest up for his second round on Friday afternoon.
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Before the court could rule on the DOJ's motion, the FBI announced it had managed to gain access into the phone with the help of an outside contractor, heading off what might have been a landmark battle with Silicon Valley over civil liberties.
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Although the young royal sported a big smile for his official portrait, taken at the family's Kensington Palace home before heading off to school, he looked quite serious as he greeted and shook hands with the head of Thomas's lower school, Helen Haslem.
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She continued working until February behind the bar at Flats Fix, a taco restaurant in Union Square (where a photo of her mixing a drink still adorns their home page), heading off to political meetings and fund-raising house parties after her shift.
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The Supreme Court acted on Wednesday to allow President Donald Trump to continue with his policy of returning asylum seekers to Mexico, heading off an appeals court order that would have halted the practice along a long stretch of the southern border.
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Mr. McAuliffe, one of a growing number of Democrats who have called on the national party to devote more attention to state elections, said Democrats should recognize the role governors play in heading off the kind of conservative legislation they find deeply offensive.
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Instead, four administration sources said, the attacks on Cohn appear aimed at heading off any possibility that the NEC director could take on an even more prominent role, including potentially as White House chief of staff, should a major staff shake-up occur.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to oversee a new round of trade talks with China aimed at defusing longstanding trade tensions and heading off a wider trade war, a White House official said on Monday.
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But you are heading off to college in the fall, so I'm wondering what you think the most important ingredients are for an effective and supportive policy surrounding sexual misconduct, on college campuses specifically, but also informed by your experiences: What's missing and what works?
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The news, which Cook disclosed in an interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, indicates that Apple's executive leadership is intent on heading off any potential conflicts between the company and President Trump, who has promised to bring jobs back and pressure corporations to invest more domestically.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, made up of the chiefs of all the financial regulators, is charged with assessing potential hazards to the country's financial system and heading off risks that could lead to another crisis on the magnitude of the 2007-09 meltdown.
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"Good policing or being a good cop means preventing disorder, heading off arrests, building relationships with people and communities so that problems can be addressed not just with physical courage or force or with barked orders, but with communication, cooperation and strategy," Harris said.
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The policy insiders say last month's introduction of a mysterious 'counter-cyclical factor' that increases the central bank's influence over the yuan's reference rate showed how serious authorities are about flushing out bearish bets and heading off any slide towards 7 yuan to the dollar.
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In recent days, she has sharpened her pitch about the general election's stakes, heading off Republican attacks on her record as secretary of state under President Obama and delivering a more forceful message about the economy and the need to create jobs and lift wages.
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Later we witness him heading off to the Playboy Club in Chicago, where his career took off after he impressed Hugh Hefner by refusing to be paid not to perform since the house was filled with white Southerners in town for a frozen-food convention.
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In "The Alien Tort Statute and the Law of Nations," published in the University of Chicago Law Review, the professors argue that when the First Congress enacted the ATS, its main concern was heading off military reprisals for wrong perpetrated against foreigners by U.S. citizens.
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And listen to the nineteen-thirties tango that starts up, with couples dancing beneath a street lamp; suddenly, one by one, the women are left alone, clutching at emptiness where their partners ought to be—a reference to Russian menfolk, heading off to war.
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His demeanor showed quite a change from two years ago when he started school and first day jitters appeared to take over (although he did sport a big smile for a portrait with dad Prince William on the steps of Kensington Palace before heading off).
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"People claim that as soldiers marched down from the castle, heading off to war, they would buy their sweethearts a luckenbooth to keep until they returned," said Martin Bosi, one of the proprietors of Royal Mile Curios in Edinburgh, which sells antique jewelry, including luckenbooths.
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"I would hope a Chinese can succeed me, and I hope we have competent Chinese people to succeed me in the future," he said, before heading off to a meeting with a delegation that was too big to fit around the table in his office.
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Macron is using the state visit as a high-stakes bid to salvage the Iran agreement, which many in the West see as the best hope of preventing Tehran from getting a nuclear bomb and heading off an atomic arms race in the Middle East.
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Chipotle is expected to issue its third-quarter earnings report on Tuesday, heading off one of the busiest weeks of earnings season, in which nearly half of the companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and a quarter of the S&P 22020 will report their results.
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But when the 15-year-old — who was playing alongside greats like Serena Williams, Roger Federer, Caroline Wozniacki, Rafael Nadal, Naomi Osaka, and Novak Djokovic — was being left out of the action during one doubles game, she joked about heading off the court to grab a drink.
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It sets out a series of goals for heading off the first crisis (like achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions) and, in the process, seeks to tackle the second crisis by designing our transition to a greener economy in a way that creates jobs for people.
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The couple, who tied the knot at David Geffen's mansion, chose to wear unique ensembles for their nuptials — she in a vintage black lace Givenchy Haute Couture gown and Stephen Jones crown, he in a navy crushed velvet Tom Ford tux — before heading off on their safari honeymoon.
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And this gave birth to a welter of personal choices that seemed perfectly reasonable individually, but that together created a massive environmental and urban land use problem—with many of us heading off to work in the same direction and with cars that contained, statistically, only 1.13 people each.
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Instead of slowly tip-toeing around furniture and obstacles like other robovacs do (Neato's D7 is very good at this) the Coral One tends to just bump into objects, with enough force to even move chairs around a room, before backing away and heading off in another direction.
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On Monday, she joined her husband and his brother Prince Harry at London's Paddington station where they met children from charities they support who were heading off on a special trip in the sister train to the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express for a ride through the English countryside.
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The Bank of England, in contrast to the Fed, continues to threaten to raise and not lower rates, but its June meeting saw the Monetary Policy Committee slash second quarter growth forecasts to zero, heading off any market fears that it would actually deliver a hike anytime soon.
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Francis was having the brief talks in Cuba before heading off on a five-day visit to Mexico, where the pontiff will bring a message of solidarity with the victims of drug violence, human trafficking and discrimination to some of that country's most violent and poverty-stricken regions.
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He says he doesn't watch or read about sports like he used to, save for some college basketball and the World Cup, although the day after our interview he was heading off to the All-Ireland Hurling Championships, so perhaps he's just more selective in his old age.
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Here's what we want to see the show accomplish: An ongoing, developing plot, like Deep Space Nine, rather than an episodic series The original Star Trek and some of its successors were products of their era: an ensemble cast of characters, heading off on a new adventure each week.
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As I prepared for adulthood, I woke up before dawn most mornings in a no-star hotel, went out to catch the first bus and rode along the coast to the next small town to look in on its sights and facilities before heading off the next day.
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The US House of Representatives has taken a critical first step toward heading off this crisis by passing the Rehabilitation for Multiemployer Pensions Act, but there is more work to be done in order for both sides of Congress to come together on a bipartisan compromise this year.
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As a top Chinese economic policymaker meets with the Trump administration this week in hopes of heading off a potential trade war, some officials in both countries are planning for a time when the world's two biggest economies do not need each other quite so much any more.
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The prosecutors' request to bar news coverage appears aimed at heading off a possible attempt by Cardinal Pell's lawyers to argue that unprecedented publicity would make it impossible for fair trials to occur — especially the second trial, which in theory, could be prejudiced by reporting on the first.
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Looking back six or seven years, Tauzin explained that PhRMA decided it was better off making a deal — and heading off a more radical health transformation, like the kind of single payer plan Bernie Sanders ran on this year, or even the public option that Clinton has endorsed.
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As the episode ends, with Michael's criminal record (a result of the season-opening mutiny) expunged and the Discovery heading off to meet its new captain, the series feels as if it's earned its deconstruction of the Trek mythos, no matter how many weird missteps it took along the way.
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I mean, just look at this big, dopey case from Speck, which is designed to be extra protective: I bought it in desperation at a Sprint store because I was heading off on a trip — the fact that it was the best thing available in the store is doubly depressing.
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Whether you're heading off to experience dorm life for the first time, spending a semester abroad in a villa in Florence, or still kicking it in your childhood bedroom, the back-to-school to-do list always includes stocking up on new toiletries to get you through the next nine months.
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Private creditors and their advisers have been meeting in recent weeks with cabinet members, state-controlled bank executives and industry watchdog Anatel about heading off rogue investors who may try to break the carrier up in the middle of Oi's reorganization, seven people directly involved in the process have told Reuters.
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" The group "believes TTIP is the best route to delivering regulatory coherence because it provides a unique opportunity to create a strong structure for a regulatory dialogue to ensure that regulators focus on cross-border issues as they are developing, heading off conflicts or unnecessary differences that could be avoided.
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ABOUT TEXAS TECH (240-255 in 234): Redshirt 6-4 senior Nic Shimonek will take over at quarterback for Patrick Mahomes III who passed for 5,052 yards and 41 touchdowns last season before heading off to the NFL where he was a first-round pick by the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Mr. Trump's aides have focused most intently on heading off any dissent at the Charlotte convention: To that end, two of Mr. Trump's top campaign aides, Bill Stepien and Justin Clark, have worked quietly but methodically in a series of states where control of the local party was up for grabs.
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The results of the findings will help with future efforts to locate life outside of Earth – but we should stress here that there's essentially zero chance this announcement will be at all about the discovery of alien life, as a way of heading off the recurrent frenzy of hype before it happens.
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The music on the album also takes inspiration from Todd Rundgren and Crosby, Stills & Nash—a legacy that can be felt in the dazed, woozy music of "Chamber" and the accompanying video, which starts on a cosmic roadway before heading off for a tour of spaceship interiors and temples under kaleidoscopic skies.
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Macron is using a three-day state visit to the United States as a high-stakes bid to salvage the Iran nuclear deal, which many in the West see as the best hope of preventing Iran from getting a nuclear bomb and heading off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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The novel opens in 58 B.C., with Cicero driven into exile by the machinations of his enemies, and Julius Caesar heading off to conquer Gaul; it climaxes in the wake of Caesar's assassination, when Cicero briefly but gloriously defied the deepening shadows of military autocracy and paid a terrible price for his show of courage.
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Industry insiders argue that it's a way insurers can help the country during a deep economic slump while also heading off bipartisan pressure from Congress to pay out tens of billions of dollars or more in claims to businesses that have been forced to close their doors to slow the spread of the pandemic.
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By spending quiet moments with them at their most intimate — a young, shy girl working her job at a big box store, or a mom dealing with her child before heading off to work — Sutton slyly helps the audience invest in them, and enhances the dread that they may be struck down when all is said and done.
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In addition to heading off any tough privacy initiatives at the state level, the principles call for regulators to only take enforcement actions against companies when privacy violations result in "concrete harm to individuals" — a legal standard that may be hard to meet in the event of a data breach or the mishandling of users' personal information.
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Read more: Princess Charlotte will attend an elite $23,000-a-year private school that teaches morning yoga and discourages children from having best friendsWearing the official school uniform, which included a button-down shirt, a navy sweater, and a matching skirt, Charlotte posed for photos with her parents and brother before heading off to her first class.
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In the summer, the stars were bright and, as her mom told it, "everything was going to be O.K." Emma might never have gone back to the lake herself except that her summer plans went awry, and with her dad and his new wife heading off to their honeymoon in Greece, she needed somewhere to stay.
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During day two of their tour in Africa, the royal couple shared a sweet kiss before heading off in different cars — Harry, 35, was undertaking a solo engagement to learn how locals were working to combat poaching of abalone while Meghan, 38, went back to check on their 4-month-old son, Archie, who was with his nanny.
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The game does skip out on some of the difficulties of actually launching your own business — your uncle Timbo has bequeathed you his company after heading off on vacation to drink sangria — but its developers are clearly aware of the challenges, and they poke fun at them through whimsical emails you receive from your customers and, at one point, your bank.
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Inside the occupied compound, life has settled into a sort of giddy war-room-style routine, one that mixes the mundane — laundry, snowball fights, nap time for the children — with bellicose talk of facing down federal agents and heading off what some people holed up in the compound say is a government plan to force all Americans to move to cities by 2040.
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I go to work, come home & shower, apply my makeup, stream game commentary online, go to bed, wake up and my makeup usually looks as good as it did when I went to bed (as long as I didn't rub my eyes in my sleep) and it saves me the time of painting my face before heading off to work again.
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He was about to stand and make grimly for the counter—he felt like a man heading off to be shot—when she stepped out from behind it and for absolutely no good reason came to saunter around his table, looking out at the rain that as sure as Jesus had returned to make another wet joke of the summer.
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We did the mental math, and if you're furnishing a new apartment or heading off to college and not only need to splurge on dorm essentials but are also in the market for recurring wellness to beauty cabinet stock (we're talking name brand deodorant to vitamins and medicine) the year-long discount subscription will save much more than its annual fee.
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That won't surprise many of us: The researchers found that humans are still better at this than AI — a control group of humans detected a bad conversation in advance 72% of the time, compared with 61.6% for the AI. Yet if all humans were terrific at heading off online battles, we would not be in some of the mess we currently confront.
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The founders' idea was to endow a nonprofit with the expertise and the resources to be competitive with private enterprise, while at the same time making its discoveries available as open source—so long as it was safe to do so—thus potentially heading off a situation where a few corporations reap the almost immeasurable rewards of a vast new world.
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For instance, if species A grows alone until it reaches an equilibrium, and then B is introduced, it is easy to observe whether B is beneficial, harmful or unrelated to A. The great advantage of Liu's technique is that it allows relevant samples to differ by more than one species, heading off what would otherwise be an explosion in the number of samples needed.
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But before we shovel hundreds of billions more of taxpayer money into the mix, we should examine why college costs tripled between 1973 and 2013, whether young people would be better off with greater access to vocational training, why up to half the students heading off to college can't manage the curriculum and require remedial courses and whether our colleges are providing a value proposition to students.
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The big question is how much improved will be a defense that finished dead last in the NCAA in total defense last season but returns seven starters as well as junior linebacker Dakota Allen, the team's second leading tackler as a freshman in 553 before heading off to junior college for a year after getting charged with felony robbery, a case that was later dismissed. 1.
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The hotel is also home to an outpost of Paris's famed Experimental Cocktail Club, with Scarpa-inspired interiors by the up-and-coming Milan-based interior designer Cristina Celestino; the bar abuts a back garden where guests can relax with a negroni before heading off to see the city's sights on the property's private pontoon — although I'm not anticipating the need to stray too far. Palazzoexperimental.
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Whether you&aposre having a few drinks with friends before heading off on an adventure together, or you&aposre having a cup of coffee and answering a few e-mails before on the way to an out-of-town meeting, lounge access is an extremely valuable perk of the Platinum card — especially if you add up the value of all those free drinks and snacks.
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Never change, VB. Brooklyn is heading off to college in New York City, which keeps him close to his rumored crush (and YouTube celebrity) Madison Beer as well as his maybe rekindled reomance with Chlöe Grace Moritez — at least, closer than if he were in the UK. But, it will mean missing out on those father-son date nights with his pops, David Beckham, at film premieres in London.
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In his final show before heading off on a monthlong vacation, John Oliver had one last request for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE: Please don't be here when I get back.
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It is Presidents' Day and, for some of us, that fact comes just in time, after weeks of February grimness, always heading off to work in the dark, heading home in the same, going to the store, cooking and eating and cleaning and walking the dog, then pitchpoling into bed only to explore the house cautiously a few hours later, wondering: Which one of us is sick today?
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If transatlantic trade negotiators had started with the premise that working cooperatively with European partners is a growing priority at this historic moment, they would have begun working months ago at heading off Friday's ratcheting up of the US-European trade dispute – with 10% tariffs on aircraft and 25% on goods such as cheese, wine and whisky -- realizing common cause would be required as talks with China near their end-game.
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The bulk of the movie is Tree living the same day over and over, storming out of the dorm room of a doofy stranger named Carter (The Bling Ring's Israel Broussard), rejecting a red velvet cupcake from her roommate (Shameless' Ruby Modine), ignoring a birthday phone call from her dad, laughing along with her cruel sorority sisters at lunch, then watching a little bit of Teen Mom before heading off to her surprise party.
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