It's a high-stakes election, and it was a high-stakes speech for Winfrey.
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It's a cliché to say that this is a high-stakes event, but, well, it really is a high-stakes event.
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While the Democrats bemoan the "high stakes" and "calamity" of a possible shut-down, where are Republicans touting the high stakes of our debt; the calamity of our current fiscal condition?
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Everything is high stakes now, and I really hate it.
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The pair of legislators lay out high stakes for failure.
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Changes to Mexico's telecoms landscape would come with high stakes.
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Go deeper: The high stakes game of legal sports betting
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It makes the game play all the more high stakes.
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And this is very high stakes negotiations, as we pointed.
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"Teaching is a high stakes profession right now," Sansing said.
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The high stakes herald a gigantic fight in the Senate.
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Given the high stakes, how do investors in Europe play?
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"Over 90 percent of these high stakes commercial litigation settle."
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Nevertheless, we didn't give up, recognizing the high stakes involved.
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Rubio aides acknowledge the high stakes of the coming weeks.
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The fierce battle reflects the high stakes of Pruitt's nomination.
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But that doesn't mean there aren't high stakes involved here.
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"It's been a high drama, high stakes week," added Rep.
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Correct or not, those complaints have high stakes for hotels.
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It's a complex plan with big promises and high stakes.
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Hallie: I definitely agree about it being very high stakes.
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And the unusual happenstance played out with suddenly high stakes.
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"Nothing fazes me," Pickford said about the game's high stakes.
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More on the high stakes for Democrats on climate here.
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This year's fight, of course, comes with particularly high stakes.
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Do you generally thrive off of high stakes situations like this?
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The Pope is a high-stakes drama about, you know. Popes.
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This isn't Markle's first time at the high-stakes tennis tournament.
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His high-stakes meeting with Kim is scheduled for 9 a.m.
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The move has sparked controversy and a high-stakes court battle.
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There will be high-stakes cabinet votes and more executive actions.
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Luther Strange in a high-stakes Republican runoff election next week.
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There's a high-stakes library research scene, if you're into that.
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These are logical conversations to have in a high-stakes scenario.
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Job retention from Foxconn is a high-stakes issue in Wisconsin.
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The 2020 election is high stakes for Democrats and Republicans alike.
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The president jumped into Florida's high-stakes election races on Friday.
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The high-stakes trade decisions in Washington do not end there.
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For them, it's high stakes and failure is not an option.
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The Florida race has high stakes for both parties in November.
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And it was the one about the high-stakes poker game.
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Those are very high stakes, with very little margin for error.
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Clipping your infant's nails can be a challenge with high stakes.
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So, yeah, it's pretty easy to overthink something that high-stakes.
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It was five weeks before an unnervingly high-stakes Election Day.
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Despite the subdued atmosphere, the high-stakes match never lacked intensity.
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Now, institutions are pushing AI systems further into high-stakes decisions.
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Against that backdrop, Atkinson's testimony carries high stakes for both parties.
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Why is it so "high stakes" for both Republicans and Democrats?
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"This bill, is playing a very high stakes game," he said.
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There are high stakes for both sides in the ObamaCare fight.
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In such high-stakes elections, these steps matter more than ever.
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"They're playing a very high-stakes game of chicken," Friederichsen said.
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Many diplomats expect further high-stakes talks in the new year.
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The anti-abortion movement understands the high stakes of this moment.
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Great, high-stakes genre storytelling involves pain and guts and darkness.
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Thus, the upfronts have a high-stakes appeal for both sides.
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This is about as high-stakes a hearing as it gets.
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It's tough to be a moderator during a high-stakes presidential election.
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Think of awards season as a series of lavish, high-stakes proms.
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Hisham Tawfiq has been in plenty of high-stakes, high-stress situations.
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It's possibly the most high-stakes haircut scene ever committed to film.
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We'll soon learn whether this molds any of these high-stakes decisions.
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That's the idea behind a new high-stakes dating app called First.
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Almost overnight, Jersey City residents were thrust into a high-stakes clash.
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But the largest sums are deeply entangled with high-stakes policy decisions.
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The most high-stakes legal battle in tech just got even juicer.
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Trump is in the midst of high stakes trade talks with China.
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Lowe is trying to prove them wrong, via a high-stakes gamble.
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It's high stakes on the high seas for fishermen from Gloucester, Mass.
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But others were a bit more high stakes — being from a wedding.
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Why it matters: It's a high-stakes legal battle for both companies.
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That's high stakes, so you have a lot of eyes on it.
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Johnson's allies hailed the agreement as a triumph of high-stakes negotiation.
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In that high-stakes moment, it felt like things were really divided.
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This sent us on quite a few high-stakes bear-hunting trips.
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Beware the bedwetters Democrats love to get nervous during high stakes elections.
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The Freedom Caucus has leveraged its power in high-stakes negotiations before.
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Keeping the momentum going is a high-stakes game for the president.
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HIGH STAKES Most crash investigations end up pinpointing a combination of factors.
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It's like an athletic contest or maybe a high-stakes entertainment performance.
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Everything I wore, did, felt, or said felt like high-stakes living.
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The show exposes the high stakes in "ordinary" situations without exaggerating them.
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It's a high-stakes gamble, but Jose feels it's his only option.
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That's somewhat hard to believe, given the high stakes for both parties.
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" "This is about the very high stakes that exist in this election.
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For being such high stakes, the dude doesn't seem worried one bit.
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The usual forms of high stakes testing are neither constructive nor essential.
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Whether the high-stakes gamble ultimately pays off, no one can know.
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Such photos have already been used in some pretty high-stakes catfishing.
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A stronger Congress would make presidential elections a little less high stakes.
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Some disability dongles come with high stakes involving people's mobility and health.
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This is hardly a useful distraction during a high-stakes election year.
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High-stakes tests and the Common Core have molded us into robots.
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Of course, not every inappropriate medical practice has the same high stakes.
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November is the high-stakes Super Bowl for editors at food magazines.
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He was a high-stakes gambler recognized in the casinos of Nevada.
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Clinton and her allies were staunch critics of high-stakes testing requirements.
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Negotiation is a high stakes game and you can't show up unprepared.
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The case has mixed high-stakes international diplomacy with elements of farce.
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Clinton to stay away from their high-stakes red-state Senate races.
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Looking farther ahead involves playing a high-stakes game of actuarial roulette.
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CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson broke down the numbers, and the high stakes.
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The high stakes of Jackson's coming decision were highlighted earlier this month.
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One example is the high-stakes policy deicison concerning the travel ban.
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"It's high-stakes poker," says Mike Sheldon, CEO of Deutsch North America.
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The back-and-forth spotlights the high stakes of the pending legislation.
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Humor, sky high stakes & a truly overwhelming amount of emotion in it.
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Nationwide, these high stakes are playing out in the blur of grief.
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Wade, and could trigger a high-stakes court challenge to that decision.
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The latest expansion follows high-stakes negotiations to fend off trade tariffs.
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I like that I can't feel the high stakes or my immediate competition.
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The high stakes notwithstanding, the story unfolds with a sense of unhurried whimsy.
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The patient understood the high stakes and instead decided to end her pregnancy.
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The CNBC original documentary "The Profit: High Stakes" with Marcus Lemonis premieres Tues.
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The Trump administration is also engaged in high-stakes trade talks with China.
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A high-stakes clash, accusations of misinformation and residents who have had enough.
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But the high-stakes tenor of the battle held all of our attention.
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Royal Dutch Shell is jumping into the high-stakes fight over auto regulations.
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It has turned the rote job of transcribing into a high-stakes calling.
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So can her message really penetrate today's polarized and high-stakes political environment?
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As the year comes to a close, KUWTK is getting more high-stakes.
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And above all, he is the winner of a high-stakes political gamble.
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What is this high-stakes violent plot doing in my intimate family drama?
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With such high stakes, is the mom being honest about any of that?
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On Monday, they stopped – the latest step in a high-stakes diplomatic dance.
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In the Pacific, where obesity rates are highest, processed foods hold high stakes.
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Uber and Lyft are locked in a high-stakes battle for market share.
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Prime Day is a high-stakes shopping day for buyers and sellers alike.
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For Democrat J.B. Pritzker, the fall is shaping up to be high-stakes.
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She has warned schools against grading pupils on grit in high-stakes tests.
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Such is the high-stakes gamble for both Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.
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The Trump administration is embroiled in a series of high-stakes trade disputes.
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The announcement sets in motion a high-stakes campaign to "fix" the deal.
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In high school, even the most mundane experiences can seem unbearably high-stakes.
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This is a high stakes game that will lead to very dire outcomes.
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The special counsel's investigation, which Barr has criticized, raises the already high stakes.
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Distractions over the Russia investigation could prove damaging in Trump's high-stakes talks.
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But expect the same fireworks between the candidates in the high-stakes showdown.
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And professors and students are thus handcuffed to a high-stakes ideological creed.
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The high-stakes negotiations are expected to continue right up until the Dec.
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But this rapid transition toward recreating religion online comes with incredibly high stakes.
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Democrats have recoiled from these demands, and high-stakes showdowns tend to ensue.
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It may even be the most acrimonious and high-stakes nomination fight ever.
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Broadcom's gambit adds a new dimension to a struggle with immensely high stakes.
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He was employed by a rising nation and given a high-stakes assignment.
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I don't think I'd buy anything really high-stakes based on celebrity persuasion.
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It also further isolated the U.S. before the high-stakes talks in Singapore.
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For them, the prospect of interference in sensitive cases carries particularly high stakes.
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Studies show they grow anxious and do worse on some high-stakes tests.
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Seeking to withdraw the guilty plea is a high-stakes gamble for Flynn.
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Mueller faced a litany of headwinds typical of a high-stakes government investigation.
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Trump has a high-stakes meeting with social conservatives on Tuesday in Manhattan.
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It was an interesting juxtaposition, given the high-stakes nature of the hearing.
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The intensity of the attacks points to the high stakes for the GOP.
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It's a stress test for our democracy and there are very high stakes.
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In a sense, congressional hearings are just a form of high-stakes theater.
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And it raises broader questions about the fate of Trump's high-stakes effort.
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There are mature, straightforward ways to make high-stakes, high-quality decisions fast.
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The high stakes have drawn support from so many quarters, from the Rev.
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But the consequences of such a high-stakes gamble remain hard to predict.
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Inside the conflict at Walmart that's threatening its high-stakes race with Amazon.
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But this assignment will be a challenge, especially because of the high stakes.
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Keep reading to get all of the details and see the high-stakes trailer.
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Those first few minutes talking to an attractive stranger have always been high-stakes.
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It was all of Towns' defensive potential wrapped into a single high stakes play.
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Now it looks like it's on life support, with a high-stakes hearing tomorrow.
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Given all the turbulence, few expect such a high-stakes deal to happen soon.
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High-stakes standardized tests are a durable, integral part of modern K-12 education.
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He may welcome an opportunity to break with Trump on a high stakes case.
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None of this is to diminish the high stakes at play in this election.
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In a high-stakes business like this one, there's no room for hasty mistakes.
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Investors have so far given Ankara's high-stakes bailout effort a lukewarm a reception.
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As kids, assembling a holiday wish list can feel like a high stakes task.
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"Bones is a guy that's a high-stakes player," Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said.
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Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination comes four months from a high-stakes midterm election.
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So the launch of the S8 is a fairly high-stakes moment for Samsung.
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It's the latest escalation in the high-stakes legal battle between the two companies.
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Here are five things we know for sure about the high-stakes salesman: 1.
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Further high-stakes voting will come thick, fast and furious in the new year.
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Chinese high school students preparing for the high-stakes college entrance exam, the gaokao.
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It makes the first kiss feel as high-stakes and improbable as your own.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Rio Tinto holds a valuable card in a high-stakes game.
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December 6, 2016 Today's show brings you results from a high-stakes Italian referendum.
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The outcome of the case carries especially high stakes for America's high-tech startups.
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He'll have learnt that Twitter is not the best forum for high-stakes diplomacy.
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This year marks Jackson's first Olympics but she's no novice to high stakes competition.
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CBS has been especially keen on sci-fi-tinged drama with high-stakes overtones.
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That's hard on everyone, but for disabled people, it can have particularly high stakes.
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These days the scandals have high stakes: Did Russia tamper with 2016 US elections?
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However, they're also useful for more high-stakes research, including cybersecurity and nuclear weaponry.
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It's quite another when you're representing the United States in complex, high-stakes relationships.
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Still, experts aren't optimistic, given the high stakes for the presidential election in 2020.
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Now that Trump has made his high-stakes move, all eyes are on Iran.
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It is a lot of high-stakes golf backloaded into August, September and October.
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A double-digits loss in New York's high-stakes primary last week didn't help.
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This is the cutting edge of elite sport: it's high stakes and big business.
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Today, determining the strategic location of manufacturing assets is a complex, high-stakes process.
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Together, they represented anomalies in the high-stakes, specialized world of modern professional sports.
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It is, indeed, built around three different kinds of intensity, each with high stakes.
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Now they fear he will become the victim of a high-stakes geopolitical confrontation.
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So even the course load for its bomb dogs is high-stakes and rigorous.
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And from the beginning, that possibility framed the high-stakes struggle over the nomination.
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All of this underscores the extremely high stakes for Trump in the midterm elections.
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And that kind of high-stakes political argument is won by action, not passivity.
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Bernstein and Woodward describe their high stakes reporting through anecdotes like a 3 a.m.
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"'" — SAMANTHA BEE Stephen Colbert joked about how intense and high-stakes the election feels.
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A group of disparate women work together to pull off a high-stakes heist.
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Trump's own inexperience in high stakes diplomatic negotiations increases the size of his gamble.
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Just last week, the justices accepted a high-stakes abortion case out of Louisiana.
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Expect drama to come both from a high-stakes rescue and from interpersonal relationships.
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Both are deeply human, powerful stories about the complexities and high stakes of war.
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Paddock was known as a high-stakes gambler who often visited Las Vegas casinos.
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The high-stakes dispute was settled last year, just as a trial got underway.
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Mr. Biden is hardly the only candidate who faces high stakes in Tuesday's debate.
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But the 50-year-old OECD official is not wrong about the high stakes.
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So the health bill's passage could augur high-stakes spending and policy fights ahead.
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This is the kind of high stakes drama that makes the internet worth reading.
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Molly Bloom, an Olympic-hopeful turned high-stakes poker maven, is none of those.
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A growing dispute between Turkey and European governments poses its own high-stakes test.
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It also makes the introduction of new IP such a nerve-racking, high stakes process.
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I relented, even though I was slightly disappointed — I love crafting a high-stakes surprise.
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Proxy fights are high stakes — each side looks for flaws in the other party's slate.
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The fall's first high-profile movie was also a high-stakes one for its creator.
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The announcement intensifies the high-stakes trade confrontation between the world&aposs two largest economies.
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Large numbers of fatal police encounters involve disability, underscoring the high stakes of this issue.
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It's a high-stakes, unpaid position that often leaves me quite literally with a bellyache.
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It seemed like such a great breeding ground for high-stakes pranks, and it was.
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Benioff and Weiss' game is full of brutal and fascinating clashes between high-stakes pieces.
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Kim is a high-stakes poker player who specializes in no-limit Texas Hold 'Em.
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Recent high-stakes parliamentary votes have left many onlookers scrambling to interpret often obscure signals.
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That makes figuring out where the missiles are located like a high-stakes shell game.
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It boiled down to a high-stakes legal battle over the definition of a firearm.
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By following the exact same formula as shows that unpack real, more high-stakes crimes.
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Cyberattacks against computerized voting systems will inevitably increase, given the high stakes associated with elections.
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To measure this gap, we chose seven high-stakes summits from the past 80 years.
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Blood pressure measurement is one of the most common and high-stakes tests in medicine.
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"Each and every voice will make a difference in this high-stakes election," said Rep.
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But other high-stakes fields — like medicine — are paying too little attention to this risk.
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Every frame of film is precious and high-stakes, and it can explode your insides.
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But the display of friendship from Abe will soon give way to high-stakes diplomacy.
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The high-stakes case revolved around Divna Maslenjak, a former refugee to the United States.
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Skarsgård will be playing a high-stakes trader alongside Jessie Eisenberg in The Hummingbird Project.
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Despite the high stakes, the Sharks have their fair share of fun on set, too.
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There's also the possibility that the DOJ enters another high-stakes legal battle with Apple.
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The "High Stakes Backpack" comes with "straight-cut, padded shoulder straps," for a sweet carry.
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They've got high stakes in the game, and some ridiculous ground rules ... courtesy of Kimmel.
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Bruno is a high-stakes professional backgammon player with telepathy, but those details are incidental.
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EU leaders are set to meet in a high-stakes summit on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Good measurement practice says that no single assessment should be used for high-stakes decisions.
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Trans women aren't the only athletes whose sex has become contested in high stakes sports.
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However, the high-stakes games the Clippers and Rockets are playing could benefit the Thunder.
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It could be a high stakes meeting for not only Yellen, but also the markets.
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The high stakes mean beneficiaries should also be examined occasionally even when nothing has changed.
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The high stakes battle between Obama and Trump will be the drama of the decade.
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At a reserved table, they played mini-baccarat straightforwardly, as typical high-stakes gamblers might.
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In recent years, attending college has become a high stakes gamble for 18-year-olds.
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As the damage escalated, I renounced my support for high-stakes testing and charter schools.
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This allowance does not apply in high-stakes Beano, which, apparently, is also a thing.
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In short: The already-high stakes for the 2018 midterms just got that much higher.
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Hector Rene appreciates the contrast of high-stakes geopolitics with the essential tedium of war.
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This summer will be her first Olympics, although she's no stranger to high-stakes matches.
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Trump late Tuesday congratulated Karen Handel for her win in a high-stakes Georgia race.
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But he noted that there were high stakes for Juul and other e-cigarette companies.
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But it does show the high stakes of getting remanded to jail over music lyrics.
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This is necessary in the high-stakes financial world, but undoubtedly a barrier to innovation.
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Each is intensely high-stakes and has a roster of ambitious, larger-than-life characters.
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The meetings were high stakes beyond anything worldly he could have imagined five years ago.
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Surely I've been conditioned to tolerate—if not embrace—this high-stakes loss of autonomy.
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Speaking to him, though, did confirm the modus operandi of the high-stakes sports bettor.
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In other words, all this high-stakes procedural confrontation simply produced another pointless artificial cliff.
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It doesn't feel like an hour and 20 minutes, because everything is so high stakes.
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These high stakes are essential to McLane, whose poems feel urgent in their linguistic content.
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But if you like high-stakes drama, there have been few better teams to watch.
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I live in Washington State and we had several high stakes initiatives on the ballot.
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Students gain entry by acing a high-stakes exam, and some children spend years preparing.
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Skip Heaps, Atlanta A high-stakes, nationally televised hearing with Mr. Mueller appears increasingly likely.
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N.F.L. preseason games often bear little resemblance to the high-stakes football that follows them.
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So it goes in high-stakes soccer, where the now matters much more than nostalgia.
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An outbreak of a new virus aboard a crowded ship unquestionably presented high-stakes difficulties.
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Studies show they grow anxious and do worse on high-stakes math and reading tests.
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It stands to reason that when everything is high-stakes, then, of course, nothing is.
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"I think every day as an actor feels very high-stakes sometimes," she told us.
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The hiring comes in the midst of a high-stakes turnaround effort for Roberto Cavalli.
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Lawmakers are digging in for a high-stakes battle over the future of financial regulation.
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Amid a remarkably fluid and high-stakes situation, Italian analysts contemplated a variety of outcomes.
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Such an enormous donation will dramatize the great urgency and high stakes of this election.
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Getting rid of homework is a relatively simple way to combat this high-stakes problem.
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That effectively makes them bargaining chips in the high-stakes conflict between Pyongyang and Washington.
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To navigate high-stakes immigration court cases, migrants need lawyers, social workers and case managers.
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Meanwhile, American consumers will be the ones to be harmed this high-stakes global game.
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Shows like 'The Profit' and 'Shark Tank' are built around high stakes and high rewards.
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But absent a high-stakes recount, most Americans have moved on after the victory speeches.
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The high stakes are also expected to prompt greater voter turnout that could favor Democrats.
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Routine standardized tests are, by contrast, high stakes for schools but low stakes for students.
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I didn't want to have high stakes; I didn't want it to be high concept.
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Many of these formal, high-stakes exams also take weeks — if not months — to grade.
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Two top-class multi-martial artists squaring off in the Octagon with some high stakes involved.
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Elliott and the other holdouts have won every hand so far in this high-stakes game.
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On Sunday, there will be seven men on the field officiating the incredibly high-stakes game.
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And at the very least, it's a great watch for anyone into high stakes, dramatic thrillers.
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In the high-stakes world of venture-backed startups, not growing is the same as dying.
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Foreign trips for a president of the United States are always important and always high-stakes.
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The flareup at the Justice Department reveals the high stakes for Democrats in the confirmation hearings.
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Gymnastics is a deeply competitive sport that puts young, impressionable women into high-stakes, insular environments.
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He shoots the lead singer of a band after a high-stakes version of American Idol.
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In a sign of the high stakes involved, Trump exhorted senators anew to pass health legislation.
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As acting partners, Moss and Strahovski have played their high-stakes roles with exactness and poignancy.
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Parents expressed concerns over childcare and whether students would be prepared for upcoming high-stakes tests.
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Examples abound, and I don't consider them all high-stakes or intentionally cruel or even unfunny.
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Despite their modest volumes, Turkmen oil exports have always been a high-stakes, high-margins game.
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Why it shocks: This episode's titular "climb" is a genuine thrill ride, with (literal) high stakes.
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Characters in the network attend school, socialize and take part in a high-stakes treasure hunt.
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Coming up tonight, the high-stakes game of international chess is getting even more heated tonight.
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And yet it's not that Sessions wasn't willing to answer any sensitive or high-stakes questions.
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He chose a career in finance because of the similarities to sports: competition and high stakes.
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A high-stakes bout with Cruz would put this goal on hold in a major way.
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So, yes, it felt like a lottery, or maybe even a high-stakes game of bingo.
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They are worthy adversaries, and this is a very, very exciting confrontation with high, high stakes.
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Earlier this week, Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, warned of the high stakes in play.
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My team, for example, recently executed a high-stakes redesign and overhaul of our central product.
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Billed as a win Trump's aides championed the proposal after the high-stakes Trump-Putin meeting.
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Pending and future cases carry high stakes for tech innovators — small and large — and consumers alike.
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But in another sense, Biden made a high-stakes play that he's likely unable to sustain.
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The 23rd installment of the series, High Stakes, is due to be released later this month.
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It's like high-stakes choose your own adventure, though everyone is remarkably chill, even for SoCal.
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The report comes as Zinke faces a handful of high-stakes investigations over potential ethics breaches.
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A knowledge of relevant history is essential to high-stakes diplomacy, but Trump reads almost nothing.
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The issue was high-stakes — a conviction for drunken driving is usually life-altering — and complex.
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The G20 summit in Buenos Aires has become a fulcrum for Trump's high-stakes diplomatic gambles.
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Trump confirmed the June 12 summit was back on after initially canceling the high-stakes meeting.
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The film's high stakes and tense feeling make it engrossing adventure for kids and parents alike.
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Imagine Angry Birds and Candy Crush machines next to a high-stakes poker table at Bellagio.
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High stakes Should prosecutors in Minnesota charge Liu, it would set up a messy legal fight.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that he doubts high-stakes trade negotiations with China will succeed.
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Tension filled with anger, regret, dignity, hurt and the high-stakes feeling of a line crossed.
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The development comes after Trump and Putin concluded a high-stakes summit in Helsinki on Monday.
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With such high stakes and so few answers, some residents have embarked on their own investigating.
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Feinberg is well known for having facilitated dispute resolutions in high-stakes litigations in the past.
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Carmody has compiled bits and pieces from his experience in high-stakes games over the years.
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Faced with a detailed, high-stakes task, the mind tends to roil with worst-case scenarios.
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But the proposal will immediately launch a high-profile, high-stakes legal battle over abortion rights.
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Go deeper: ISIS is dispersed, not destroyed ; The high stakes of a U.S. withdrawal from Syria
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North Korea's aggressive nuclear expansion is a high stakes gamble that risks a U.S. military response.
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On the prelims or not, this one is as high-stakes as non-title fights get.
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In New York this afternoon, he'll hold two high-stakes meetings that reflect his internal juice.
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Phil Bryant (R) is term-limited, likely leading to a high-stakes showdown between Lt. Gov.
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We have learned together the high cost of weakness and the high stakes of its defense.
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Trump is known to veer off-script, creating the possibility for a high-stakes diplomatic blunder.
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The bill would make health care an active, high-stakes political debate in all 50 states.
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The trio encounter Klaue and get involved in a high-stakes shootout in an underground casino.
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There are indeed high stakes, with the world economy, ecology and survival hanging in the balance.
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And there are other brief interludes of beautiful, bruising humanity between the high-stakes god wars.
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Only You High stakes romances are at the heart of two sensitive novels about young love.
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Neither the F.B.I. nor the Justice Department would discuss this high-stakes back story on Wednesday.
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Floyd Mayweather's Beverly Hills Mansion got hit in a high stakes burglary ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Given the high stakes of each launch, this speaks volumes about his confidence in Musk's company.
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Sometimes it can feel high stakes if you're in a math class or an English class.
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At the A.C.L.U. hearing, Kobach argued that his restrictive measures were justified by the high stakes.
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Mr. Goode is an unlikely, reluctant and unusually prominent plaintiff in the high-stakes constitutional lawsuit.
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The process involves the sort of high-stakes, highly partisan events that naturally dominate social feeds.
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The book is full of high-stakes episodes in which the right decision is not clear.
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Additionally, not all gambling addicts partake in the high-stakes bets that Ratner was shown doing.
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Sweeney's first DFC came after a high-stakes rescue in the waters just off North Vietnam.
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Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman has advice for how companies should go about high-stakes succession planning.
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But when Betances left another high-stakes arena on Friday, he looked relieved to be departing.
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And I think that's really important to keep in mind that this is like high-stakes.
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During his rally in Montana last week, Trump brushed off concerns about the high-stakes summit.
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Given the high stakes, we should be vigilant about learning what works and what does not.
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But the announcement raised even more questions about the culture of the high-stakes sports program.
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The succession battle they described is marked by old grievances, petty rivalries -- and deceptively high stakes.
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Lawmakers are bracing for chaos in December as they plunge into several high-stakes legislative fights.
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Svezia says missing the trend has Under Armour playing a high-stakes game of catch-up.
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Then came the D.C.C.C., with its high-stakes gamble of attacking Ms. Moser on its website.
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The high-stakes nature of such tests is also all but guaranteed to spark unproductive anxiety.
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President Donald Trump has his first high-stakes meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday.
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Turn your gift exchange into a high-stakes competition by stealing from someone who's already opened one.
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Results will start coming in a bit earlier than in other high-stakes states such as Pennsylvania.
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And how could there be, with the high-stakes, high-pressure, high-speed nature of it all?
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The break neck pace of the Trump administration intensifies with the new high stakes foreign policy move.
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But they agreed on the high stakes for voters in the final hours of a tight campaign.
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African IT companies are also finding themselves in the middle of high stakes cross border commercial disputes.
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But Serena has also been a constant thorn in her big sister's side in high-stakes matches.
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Acquisition negotiations are high stakes, and while bankers are expensive, they can help avoid costly rookie mistakes.
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A less drastic and more likely possibility is that a high-stakes game of poker is underway.
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Brexit chatter US-China talks aren't the only set of high-stakes negotiations that have investors excited.
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High uncertainty times high stakes equals high risk, exactly the kind of risk that requires substantial hedging.
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For investors, the big problem right now is the lack of clarity at a high-stakes moment.
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SQM and Corfo had been embroiled in a bitter, high-stakes arbitration over royalties since May 2014.
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In such a high-stakes race, the readiness of leading candidates to promote liberal policies is laudable.
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The current negotiations do not have the high-stakes tension of the first half of the year.
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On this episode of VICE INTL, VICE Indonesia went inside Jakarta's dangerous, high-stakes street racing scene.
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As Bailey pointed out, chess isn't always symbolic of a high stakes conflict between good and evil.
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It's these high-stakes decisions that will become the most pronounced when legal liability enters the discussion.
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China's acrobatic, high-stakes, sprawling champions are the antithesis of what investors have been taught to admire.
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A teaser from earlier this year shows off a high-stakes scene on board a space station.
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Whether its butter-pie or stew, food acts as an anchor against novels' horror and high stakes.
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Given the high stakes of their organization, it's safe to say that this is a power imbalance.
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She's starring in two hit movies, the star-studded cast ensemble Mother's Day and high-stakes thriller
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The high-stakes prep and practice sessions have been cloaked in secrecy and wrapped in expectations gamesmanship.
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The immigration process in the U.S. has become a high-stakes undertaking for employers, workers, and entrepreneurs.
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The historic handshake kicks off a high-stakes nuclear summit that has been months in the making.
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At the same time, it offers deep role-playing elements, turning battles into high-stakes strategic bouts.
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It's a high stakes gambit that often backfires on the party that is perceived to provoke it.
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Video WHO ARE THE 35 WITNESSES MUELLER IS PLANNING TO CALL IN THE HIGH-STAKES MANAFORT TRIAL?
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If you know they've got a high stakes meeting, send them a "you can do it" cat.
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During high-stakes budget negotiations in 2011, Congress passed, and Obama signed, a law capping federal spending.
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But now that actual ballots are being counted, it's a much closer race with very high stakes.
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Despite the high stakes for Viacom, investors seem optimistic that Charter and Viacom will reach a deal.
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Handel defeated Democrat Jon Ossoff in a high-stakes special election for the vacant Georgia House seat.
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It is into this high-stakes political environment that President Trump unleashed his very carefully worded tweet.
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He says the technology can enhance all types of communication, including negotiations and other high stakes discussions.
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Here's what to watch for in the updated score: Total savings The CBO score is high-stakes.
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The high-stakes missions indicate that Pompeo is more in sync with Trump that Tillerson ever was.
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This is great to see, because it sort of ties in with our desire for high stakes.
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Elections have become high-stakes, highly charged affairs in which the major parties fundamentally distrust each other.
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Some critics have questioned whether Collins is willing to buck McConnell on such a high-stakes vote.
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Now, big tech faces a high-stakes battle over their business model that could last for years.
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But that does not mean the political fallout of a high stakes prosecution can be completely disregarded.
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All of the candidates face high stakes as they do battle in South Carolina's unique political landscape.
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"The financial crisis spawned a huge amount of very high stakes litigation and regulatory actions," Tracey said.
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Underscoring the high stakes for business, a major UK manufacturing firm confirmed it has activated contingency plans.
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The tweet comes two weeks before the high-stakes primary in New York, home of Syracuse University.
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None of this will be lost on Judge Leon, who is no stranger to high-stakes litigation.
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He does not expect the high-stakes, high-risk aspect of the Tesla business model to change.
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Musk had already committed to the endeavor on Twitter when he gave himself an high-stakes deadline.
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"Us" is a high-stakes horror film that audiences and critics seemed to be blown away by.
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The announcement sets up a high-stakes vote that is expected to come down to the wire.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) in their high-stakes Senate race will be held Tuesday night at 8 p.m.
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Given the enormously high stakes, it is critical to ensure those pieces of legislation maximize multiple benefits.
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Consider recent court rulings and propose a list of guidelines for use in making high-stakes decisions.
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For Comey, who once enjoyed wide bipartisan support in Washington, the book tour comes with high stakes.
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On Thursday, both leaders walked away from the high-stakes, two-day meeting without a denuclearization deal.
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A sense of stress, for example, could imbue a robot with urgency in a high-stakes situation.
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In Europe, it's truly a professional sport, where guys make wages and there are pretty high stakes.
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Four teams, made up of pro players/streamers, will compete in the first high-stakes Blackout tournament.
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" The Post reports that tech companies "are preparing themselves for a high-stakes confrontation with the president.
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His resolve helped drive incredible turnout among a Republican base that understood the election's considerably high stakes.
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It was a high-stakes move, and candidate Trump was on it like a 900-pound gorilla.
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"It's like every little kid's dream come true to pitch in a high-stakes game," Syndergaard said.
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These studies show that even well-informed people procrastinate when faced with making complex, high-stakes decisions.
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Here are five things to watch in the high-stakes special election: Can Jones mobilize black voters?
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And the emotional trauma after injuries or high-stakes events, he said, is often not discussed enough.
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The 10 episodes will look at the "high-stakes post-conviction process" in the original Wisconsin cases.
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Amanda: No matter what side of the aisle you're on, there are high stakes, especially for women.
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None of this was the sort of high-stakes, pulse-pounding TV that tends to dominate headlines.
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With the title of lead advisor comes bragging rights in the high-stakes world of investment banking.
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This is a team accustomed to the pressure of a scorching hot day with impossibly high stakes.
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Illustrating the high stakes, the Sunday Times reported that senior ministers were plotting a "coup" against May.
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Eventually, in early February 2018, the case proceeded to court in a high-stakes, closely watched battle.
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Still, with such high stakes, the convention campaign has upset the normal political alliances in New York.
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It's void of any real understanding of the high stakes between the United States and North Korea.
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James, 33, has successfully turned the high-stakes drama of free agency into his own reality show.
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Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Democrat from Massachusetts, warned of a nomination battle with perilously high stakes.
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State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert alluded to the volatile nature of the high-stakes negotiations on Friday.
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Already, he was warming to the idea of having a cameo in a high-stakes F.B.I. investigation.
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"Cat bonds" are high-stakes gambles that Wall Street players like hedge funds make on Mother Nature.
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That's in line with what prosecutors told Gates months ago during high-stakes negotiations, CNN has learned.
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The 40 contestants who began Season 8 of this high-stakes cooking show have dwindled to nine.
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Maybe it's a high-stakes governor's race, like in Missouri, North Carolina, West Virginia, or New Hampshire.
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Meanwhile, Uber's high stakes bet on meal delivery, its Eats business, continues to be a costly pursuit.
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"The Resisters" might be the only dystopian novel whose climax involves a tense, high-stakes baseball game.
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Republicans feel like McConnell has won the most high-stakes fight of his decades-long political career.
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Ms. Kim regards every restaurant as a high-stakes gambit, but none more so than Sooki & Mimi.
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Ms. Kim regards every restaurant as a high-stakes gambit, but none more so than Sooki & Mimi.
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High stakes The choice was a risk for more than Kwan and the film's creative team, however.
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Also, selling pieces is a common practice in poker, especially in the world of high-stakes tournaments.
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But many high-stakes showdowns still lie ahead -- for the President, Justice Department, Congress and the courts.
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Big picture: The move comes as UK lawmakers kick off a high-stakes week for Britain's future.
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Despite the high stakes of the discussions, there was little optimism that a major breakthrough was imminent.
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For a brand that's mostly online, this makes committing to a pair of shoes feel high-stakes.
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Despite the high stakes, scientists have already sent out signals intended to be picked up by aliens.
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Fighting the populists by imitating their divisive, high-stakes politics is not the way to beat them.
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"Shagging" is a game, a sport without high stakes, a hot goof; Miller is athletic, game herself.
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Dimitris Pantoulas, a political scientist in Caracas, called the opposition's aid delivery plan a high-stakes gamble.
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Analysts were closely watching how Trump would treat Putin at the start of their high-stakes conversation.
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"It's one big, beautiful allegory about the kinds of high-stakes mistakes decision-makers make," Gladwell says.
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The Democrat's longshot strategy relies on a statute that's never been used in such a high-stakes contest.
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Wealthier areas of New York state started sitting out of high-stakes testing due to parent conscientious objection.
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Some are bipartisan "hurrah" votes, some are high-stakes, closely divided votes, and some are simply "procedural" votes.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday hinted at "important announcements" regarding his administration's high-stakes trade talks with China.
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While the high-stakes case ended in a mistrial this month, the government has not dropped the charges.
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Let's start at the beginning, with some high-stakes parking choices and even higher levels of passive aggression.
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The two sides squared off during the last high-stakes negotiations between China and the US in May.
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Dan's head-in-his-hand agony was one of the most interesting moments of a high stakes episode.
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It might seem strange that British hobbyists are the first port of call for such high-stakes operations.
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The markets have been slow to recognize the high-stakes game that's playing out on the world stage.
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It will be very glamorous, Bazemore said, befitting the high stakes of their game-away-from-the-game.
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That incident, in June, marked the first time the high-stakes exam was canceled for an entire country.
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A platform like virtual reality allows remote workers to contribute more effectively in these high-stakes work environments.
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With such high stakes for immigrant communities, even stepping foot in an airport comes with life-disrupting possibilities.
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But, at the same time, they're getting to play each other in a game with incredibly high stakes.
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And he said the high stakes surrounding the Supreme Court should keep people from sitting on the sidelines.
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The director Thomas Kail ("Hamilton") oversees this high-stakes, high-finance comedy drama, which co-stars Hank Azaria.
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White House calls off Singapore summit with Kim Jong Un Multiple North Korean threats doom high-stakes meeting.
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At the outset of the high-stakes talks, Trump said he was open to a historic trade deal.
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If you're in the investing game for a big score, options are one of the high-stakes tables.
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Go deeper: 🎬 Watch: The Netflix documentary "At All Costs" explores the high-stakes world of AAU basketball.
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Adam was unsure about where Will was voting and, with such high stakes, Adam made a difficult call.
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This is a tough one as it's a high-level and high-stakes prioritization decision for your company.
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None of the chapters have particularly high stakes, except for the character at the center of each story.
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Throughout the high-stakes problem-solving, the Houston team keeps returning to a simple phrase: Work the Problem.
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STAKES HIGH Despite their modest volumes, Turkmen oil exports have always been a high-stakes, high-margins game.
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This kind of confidence boost can make all the difference when you're headed into a high-stakes interview.
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Dreary economic numbers The latest economic data underscore the high-stakes involved in the US-China trade war.
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Paddock, a 64-year-old retired accountant, was a substantial high-stakes gambler and had no criminal history.
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Suddenly, Trump is facing a bunch of high-stakes confrontations, any one of which could define his presidency.
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The high-stakes contest is already on track to be the most expensive House election in American history.
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The White House has said little about who Obama is eyeing as his makes the high-stakes pick.
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Washington (CNN)Just a few days out from their high-stakes primary showdown in South Carolina, Vermont Sen.
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In 22000, the high-stakes recount in Florida threw an embarrassing spotlight on antiquated punch-card voting machines.
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Though the feelings expressed are sometimes dark and complicated, they're always framed in a high-stakes pop largesse.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - You may think high-stakes poker has little in common with your life and career.
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They should not be lumped in with the high stakes items that grab the headlines and provoke controversy.
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The question of where patent suits can be filed, though, is one with high stakes for the industry.
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That is possible, if the past can be predictive when it comes to a high-stakes lifetime appointment.
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Whether and how presidential authority to order nuclear strikes can be limited is a live, high-stakes question.
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He rolled the dice in a high stakes gamble where he is the only rookie at the table.
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This is high stakes diplomacy that could usher in relatively different foreign policy initiatives from Europe to Asia.
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There are high stakes for the trade deal which comes as the two countries have exchanged retaliatory tariffs.
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Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, warned of the damage Trump's high-stakes strategy strategy could wreak on the economy.
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It was choreography he stage-managed himself: a high-visibility, high-stakes summit with his favorite authoritarian leader.
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Charles, a Queens native, and Prince, from Brooklyn, are familiar with playing for high stakes at the Garden.
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The high-stakes meeting was rescheduled from last week in honor of President George H.W. Bush, who died.
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Thornberry issued a friendly statement ahead of the talks, urging members to keep the high stakes in mind.
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The U.S. coalition is now participating in a high-stakes fight to retake Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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In the high-stakes sport of extreme stage acting, Janet McTeer and Liev Schreiber are champion cliff divers.
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You see, answering the "can he do that?" question is a high-stakes game of logic and reasoning.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - President Xi Jinping has entered Shanghai in the high-stakes race for technology stocks.
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They note: Negative-emission technologies are not an insurance policy, but rather an unjust and high-stakes gamble.
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"Mitch McConnell helped frame the incredibly high stakes of this election," said Priorities USA Action Chairman Guy Cecil.
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Barkley was in a high stakes room at Mandalay Bay with a giant stack in front of him.
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These days, however, I worry I've contributed, inadvertently, to an idea I vigorously oppose: high-stakes character assessment.
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Should we turn measures of character intended for research and self-discovery into high-stakes metrics for accountability?
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It's the latest volley in the high-stakes case, which has set off debate over privacy and security.
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With such high stakes, how the public engages with CRISPR will, quite literally, determine the future of humankind.
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Politics is a high-stakes game, and outcomes drive the lives of millions if not billions of people.
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In its telling, Europe was liberated by squads of melodramatic, heroic archetypes on a high-stakes achievement hunt.
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Therefore, accurate detection of a deception in a high stakes situation is crucial for personal and public safety.
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The research seemed to be conflicting and inconclusive, but nonetheless laid out some terrifying and high-stakes possibilities.
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That's millions of people clamoring for a high-stakes change that would have been unthinkable a decade ago.
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The roughly three-year-long saga speaks to the high stakes and risky nature of developing new drugs.
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Airbnb lost a high-stakes vote in Jersey City that will put increased restrictions on short-term rentals.
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It's a high-stakes game that may push the region into the worst conflict it has ever seen.
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Which is not to say that this low-key, high-stakes domestic drama is boring — not at all.
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A high-stakes investigation hovers over the White House, and the specter of nuclear war hovers over everyone.
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This dizzying and disordered vision of power isn't reserved for high-stakes international affairs or abstract philosophical contexts.
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But he's not looking his best right now, as he heads into a high-stakes summit with Kim.
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It's not as sensational as a murder trial, but it's more real, and it's just as high-stakes.
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Eight New York City specialized high schools accept students based on their score on a high-stakes test.
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He was a high-stakes video gambler, drawing on sharp analytic skills and interacting little with other players.
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The case is a high-stakes test of whether China's burgeoning #MeToo movement can take on powerful officials.
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But even before the high-stakes clash begins, a predebate battle is being waged — over the temperature dial.
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Unlike the heart of the regular season, these games have high stakes, with increased fan and media attention.
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The court shouldn't let that happen again without first considering the high stakes for St. John's workplace heirs.
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The story features sermons and ghosts, drug-running and tempests at sea, not to mention high-stakes fishing.
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Some even advocate for keeping the classes but getting rid of the high-stakes tests at the end.
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Getting it right is a high-stakes undertaking; a miscalculation can drive a fledgling startup into a ditch.
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Next year's presidential race isn't the only high-stakes election that could be affected by the registration lawsuit.
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It was a high-stakes gamble that would determine Boeing's future in the industry for years to come.
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It is essential that anyone working in this field has a solid foundation on these high-stakes issues.
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Despite the high stakes, the agreement to provide Greece with the latest funds came down to the wire.
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That helps explain why Temple is so dependent on Medicaid revenue, and the high stakes of repeal here.
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The law rolled back high stakes testing and allowed states to come up with their own academic standards.
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Exxon's profit drop comes as the company is mired in a high-stakes legal battle in New York.
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At last month's high-stakes hearing on the matter, Graham was sitting back and listening to Democratic Sen.
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The candidates interpreted the latest attacks as an invitation to rehearse pugilistic rhetoric for the high-stakes debates.
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Maguire is set to testify on Thursday in what is shaping up to be a high-stakes hearing.
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Apple would be the latest entrant into an increasingly crowded, high-stakes market that includes SpaceX and Amazon.
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That it's so chaotic on a matter of war, peace, and high-stakes global politics is entirely another.
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That doesn't mean there isn't a high-stakes moral question we need to answer about self-driving cars.
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Millions of Dutch voters are heading to the polls today to vote in the high-stakes general election.
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The new criticism underscores the high stakes the candidates face with the Iowa caucuses only 34 days away.
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For Alibaba, the meeting Monday reflects the high stakes for Ma and his enterprise in Trump's new Washington.
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For Collins and her potentially "no"-voting colleagues, the GOP health care bill is a high-stakes issue.
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High stakes for Trump-Putin meeting Unless Trump can turn things around when he meets Putin personally in an ultra-high stakes encounter expected in Europe this summer, his aspirations of breaking the cycle of confrontation and critical rhetoric between the White House and the Kremlin may have already fizzled.
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The high stakes, and Arsenal's seeming inability to break down Leicester's high wall of defense made for unremitting tension.
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From the travel ban ruling to high-stakes confirmation hearings, we are tracking President Trump's third week in office.
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She heads to Los Angeles, where she meets a man who runs a celebrity-filled high-stakes poker game.
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If not, his high-stakes North Korea gambit could join a long list of failed nuclear deals with Pyongyang.
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The incident came just days before the city-state hosts high stakes talks between U.S. and North Korea's leaders.
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Video But it&aposs Kim&aposs pursuit of nuclear weapons that gives his meeting with Trump such high stakes.
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They sacrificed themselves for white heroes or were killed off to show the high stakes that white protagonists faced.
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The December 10th run-off might have had high stakes had Democrats captured two more Senate seats in November.
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And the fight over the bill will play out over the 2020 election, with high stakes for both sides.
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And the fight over the bill will play out over the 2628 election, with high stakes for both sides.
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Still, the night was largely defined by its cordiality, especially considering the high stakes and crowded field of contenders.
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XPeng is also at the center of two high-stakes legal battles involving Tesla, Apple, and the US government.
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What Chin has learned from his career, he says, is to not let yourself get overwhelmed by high stakes.
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"I suppose a lot this work seeks to highlight the high stakes behind these kinds of gestures," explains O'Leary.
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But there is no prospect of any such reform in the short term—hence the high stakes this week.
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HQ has introduced a new high-stakes version of the game where one winner takes home a larger prize.
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" Lithgow adds of the show: "In a way, it's the classiest soap opera ever made with incredibly high stakes.
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The conflict threatens to escalate, in a high-stakes trial of America's ability to prevail in its own region.
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It's more of a concept, and it's a high stakes arms race that no retailer can afford to lose.
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On the other hand, the exhibition's "Casino Room" is all about high-stakes, gooey glamor and dazzling, daft costumes.
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The ability of either main party to collapse the executive by walking out makes for unstable, high-stakes government.
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Sure, Cooper isn't part of the White House or even tangentially connected (like Paul Ryan), but it's HIGH STAKES!
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The development also comes as the Trump administration is engaged in high-stakes trade talks with the Chinese government.
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Much of that time has been spent negotiating high-stakes diplomatic deals involving Iran, Syria and the Middle East.
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"It feels like such a high-stakes issue, because college is associated with the path to success," he said.
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Whether it's hockey or baseball, cats just can't seem to stay away from the high-stakes world of sports.
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The entire complexion of the race can change following the debates, including Thursday's high-stakes session in Des Moines.
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In this respect, the early chapters of Valiant Gentlemen probably constitute the world's most high-stakes novel of logistics.
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After a high-stakes back and forth between the top Democrat and Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, Sen.
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Lewis' example helps illuminate the high stakes of the 2016 presidential election, despite some glaring political and policy limitations.
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Naturally, the high stakes mean that Saturday's early kick-off is going to be extremely stressful for everyone involved.
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The high-stakes case could determine whether Kentucky becomes the first state in the US without an abortion clinic.
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With high stakes but no clear evidence, the US has decided that UNFPA is complicit in abuses in China.
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By May, the regular season's sideshows and novelties have faded, replaced by the high-stakes drama of the playoffs.
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It is the fourth and final signup period under Obama, and experts say this one holds particularly high stakes.
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You can catch him in the upcoming film Baby Driver, where he'll take part in a high-stakes heist.
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A high-stakes federal investigation involving the White House is a grueling experience for anyone caught up in it.
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A ruling in that case carries high stakes; it could determine whether numerous ballots are counted or thrown out.
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And Democrats hope the public perception that Trump overplayed his hand will carry into the high stakes 28500 elections.
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It uses data on enrolment and test scores to hold local officials to account at regular high-stakes meetings.
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But the day was filled with confusion and chaos for lawmakers, aides and observers of the high-stakes negotiations.
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After emerging as the leading "establishment" candidate competing with Trump and Cruz, Rubio faces high stakes in New Hampshire.
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In such a high-stakes field, it may come as no surprise that the company's employees are paid well.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 90%What critics said: "Season three has done away with such high stakes.
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At the base, it's high-stakes hide-and-seek that will determine whether they become Marine Corps scout snipers.
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High stakes: Oklahoma's case is expected to be the first state lawsuit against opioid manufacturers to go to trial.
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This ability to dominate a race with high stakes at low cost and with no oversight can facilitate corruption.
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He brought on three partners from his former law firm, WilmerHale, with significant litigating experience in high-stakes cases.
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" Yet, they wrote, "it is also conceivable that a high-stakes and polarized debate would do the exact opposite.
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That means both sides may play out the high-stakes negotiation in public before they actually meet in private.
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Insiders told us why the hot-shot M&A lawyer was the perfect fit for the high-stakes negotiation.
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That interference remains the subject of high-stakes investigations in the United States, and it loomed over the trip.
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The total shows an improvement for the DNC as the committee gears up for the high-stakes 2020 election.
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As has become increasingly clear in recent days, Mr. Brown's successor will face a thicket of high-stakes challenges.
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But what was perhaps most revealing was Trump's refusal to even do due diligence before the high-stakes contests.
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The US and North Korean delegations are participating in two days of high-stakes negotiations at Hanoi's Metropole Hotel.
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Now, they're having to figure it out as the Warriors and the Trail Blazers face off with high stakes.
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Franchises became a necessity, and, like a high-stakes poker table, whoever had the most chips would be king.
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What connection does he see between the decline in civics curriculum and the current landscape of high-stakes exams?
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In fact, it appeared to be an even more inauspicious moment than usual for a high-stakes foreign trip.
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The second goal, then, may be to rattle the West ahead of high-stakes elections in Europe and America.
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The works in Stranger Things at Outpost Artists Resources highlight the high stakes of our attitudes toward human bodies.
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Thursday's vote, for example, was eclipsed by a high-stakes debate consuming the Senate over the nation's immigration laws.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi are involved in a high-stakes game of double or quits.
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Ingraham on her show said a controlled 2,85033-patient study "could be organized pretty quickly" given the high stakes.
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And the storm's legacy is poised to make this high-stakes fight over the Houston way even more raw.
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How successfully whales and humans can share this evolutionary moment is a high-stakes story that's still being written.
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The incident is a reminder of the high stakes of this feral climate, but risks derailing the production's momentum.
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But at the same time, we want to maintain high stakes that are necessary to keep driving the story.
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The high-stakes tool will impact how long each inmate may face behind bars, based on their risk scores.
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All eyes are on Thursday's high-stakes negotiations as the U.S. and China go head to head on trade.
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What do you do at a high-stakes holiday meal like Thanksgiving if you&aposve got vegans coming over?
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Experts have warned that the talks between Trump and North Korea are high stakes and unprecedented in many ways.
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Given that context, high-stakes testing, nationalized standards and curriculums, and random acts of English teaching often fall short.
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On Politics With Lisa Lerer The last Democratic debate before the Iowa caucuses had high stakes — and low drama.
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That wild scenario would put the Senate in uncharted territory in the context of a high-stakes impeachment drama.
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And now the Metropolitan Opera's high-stakes new production of Puccini's "Tosca" next season is being shaken up again.
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The next round of high-stakes trade talks between two of the world's largest economies are scheduled for October.
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In the heated, high-stakes debate over net neutrality, the Federal Communications Commission comment period became a prime battleground.
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These allegations call for a thorough criminal investigation, given the high stakes and a potential lifetime appointment for Kavanaugh.
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With advanced technology, presidents have been able to manage in real time America's wars and perform high-stakes diplomacy.
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It was part of a high-stakes experiment in energy conservation — an undertaking subsidized by the local electric company.
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The next round of high-stakes trade talks between two of the world's largest economies are scheduled for October.
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This is a high-stakes contest that will have significant long-term impact on the region and city chosen.
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Observers saw high stakes for avoiding a perception of responsibility for a shutdown ahead of November's critical midterm elections.
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Students and parents, already full of anxiety over the high-stakes admissions process, expressed their disbelief and agony online.
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See how these Marine Corps snipers became deadly disappearing plants for a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek
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The high-stakes fight over vehicle emissions and mileage rules is getting more intense and drawing in new combatants.
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But like most agents starting out in their careers, Carr was keen to lead a high stakes investigation himself.
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Venture investing is a high-stakes game in which companies are typically either wild successes or near total failures.
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His book revisits the case and offers insight into the interrogation practices and the high stakes that accompany them.
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The move was endorsed at a high-stakes gathering in Baltimore of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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For a sense of the high stakes for Ms. Mayer, we recommend reading this portrait of employee morale at Yahoo.
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In a woman's entire wardrobe, her winter coat might be one of the most high-stakes purchases she ever makes.
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The high-stakes meeting comes as the Trump administration shows little sign of backing down in its demands and rhetoric.
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Alex Ovechkin will be facing Sidney Crosby in a high-stakes playoff series this round, possibly for the last time.
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"That's a unique thing, and to me, that's the reward," Papsidera said of the high-stakes nature of this project.
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But Washington County also became ground zero for a high-stakes battle over the unregulated growth of policing by algorithm.
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The outcome of the high stakes merger battle could also determine whether there's a deal frenzy in the oil patch.
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The high-stakes battle between President Trump and California over auto mileage and carbon emissions rules is getting even messier.
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And that sets up a question: How did the pollsters so badly whiff on an election with such high stakes?
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Paddock's brother, Eric Paddock, has described him as a wealthy person who liked high-stakes gambling at Las Vegas casinos.
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It heightens the drama of the whole affair, always fighting to raise the stakes of an already high-stakes situation.
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The plans deemed bold and ridiculous enough for TV are each shaped into a high-stakes, 30-minute dramatic arc.
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The strategy is a long shot, given the statute has never been used in a race with such high stakes.
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The Cowboys and Sooners meet for the 28th time Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium, amid high rankings and high stakes.
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Price swings in the pound have exceeded some high-stakes emerging markets in 2018 as the political drama has escalated.
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If anything, these companies' blossoming federal lobbying bills reflect the high stakes for the entire tech industry in Trump's Washington.
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But the high stakes and drama of the election, particularly in the last month of the campaign, probably didn't hurt.
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Sources familiar with Conaway's request said he wanted to get his footing while taking over the high-stakes Russia probe.
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When this mindset is normalized, it creates a high-stakes, competitive environment around schooling and perpetuates the model minority myth.
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Activists are constantly tackling high-stakes, personal issues that can take a toll on even the most stone-cold advocate.
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It's high-stakes stuff that makes the problems of our New Zealand vampire friends seem a bit like child's play.
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First, there was the tying of teacher evaluations to the high-stakes, state-issued standardized tests ushered in by Bush.
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He's faced several high-stakes moments that could have ended poorly but instead showcased his softer side and human touch.
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"Lanny represents individuals, countries, and companies in high stakes global crises, litigation, government investigations and crisis management," his website says.
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And their haphazard path to high stakes criminality is paved only with the best of intentions, and hilariously amateur mistakes.
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The deadly clashes have escalated tensions in the country amid an already high-stakes election — and caught some off guard.
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And it presents high stakes for both parties and the court as the justices again review a controversial Trump policy.
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With the high-stakes feel of a diver ascending a high platform, these stories all build up to Thatcher's visit.
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Lionsgate and Summit's "Hunter Killer," a high-stakes thriller starring Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman, was the only wide release.
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This latest one is a high-stakes strategy that could tarnish his image, whether or not shareholders vote against it.
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Instead, Moore gives us the space program we were promised in the 1960s: full of possibility and high-stakes exploration.
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Trump, who had promised during the presidential campaign to support ethanol, intervened personally in the high-stakes matter this week.
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The president has high-stakes meetings planned with Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Chinese President Xi Jinping this week.
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Now, he is suddenly thrust into the most high-stakes legal, political showdown involving different branches of government since Watergate.
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"Unless it is a very high-stakes investigation, it's unlikely they will call in an expert," Mr. Holland Michel said.
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With so much suspense, and with such high stakes, the debates offer students a rare opportunity to participate in history.
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Paul is the golden child, handsome, athletic and charming, but with a weakness for whiskey and high-stakes poker games.
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He made an early exit to fly directly to Singapore, where a high-stakes summit with Kim Jong Un awaits.
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"This is the coolest experience I've ever had," Stephen Curry said of dueling his brother in a high-stakes series.
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It has triggered a quiet, but high-stakes effort by Israel and the U.S. to try to block its release.
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The Hill's Scott Wong and Alexander Bolton have more on the high stakes for the president and speaker: http://bit.
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Step 28500: Set up an important deadline for a high-stakes piece of legislation like the expiration of federal funding.
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The presidential debates — with their high stakes and one-on-one drama — are a natural focal point for these fantasies.
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Clinton ahead of the high-stakes New York primary on Tuesday, which Mr. Sanders must win big to dent Mrs.
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The race for 5G is indeed high stakes, and we should be pulling out all the stops to get there.
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Hyperallergic: Obviously, there are a lot of moving parts and high stakes to putting together a retrospective of this size.
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The Russia probe has appeared to dominate Trump's attention, distracting from high-stakes negotiations with North Korea and on trade.
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The selection of the main listing venue is also high-stakes, given the massive fees and action it will bring.
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Read more about the high stakes in this burgeoning new front in the fight over coal, tomorrow in The Hill.
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I'm more interested in the thriller genre, and putting protagonists in peril—I like kinetic, high-stakes, high-impact filmmaking.
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Facebook has unveiled a feature to help users in Kenya spot fake news ahead of Tuesday's high-stakes general election.
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All that drama and all those authentically high stakes were exactly what Erskine and Konkle were looking for as storytellers.
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All that makes for high stakes in the talks between the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats that began Sunday.
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Sometimes, the whole game is scrapped for mysterious technical reasons — including one high-stakes game scheduled for 11:45 p.m.
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But Mackenzie's best work comes in between those high-stakes sequences, in the moments when the movie stops to breathe.
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That has set off a high-stakes international competition among a handful of cities hoping to become Europe's financial capital.
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Murray turned in another spectacular game — 379 yards, three touchdowns — in the high-stakes Big 393 championship game versus Texas.
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Mr. Meadows, 59, is no stranger to high-stakes congressional fights and is well connected in the Washington press corps.
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Nearly 10 years later, we catch up with the daredevil to learn more about her life of high stakes racing.
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The high-stakes meeting comes as the Trump administration shows little sign of backing down in its demands and rhetoric.
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Sometimes, the whole game is scrapped for mysterious technical reasons — including one high-stakes game scheduled for 11:20173 p.m.
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Amid the high-stakes, stress-inducing news cycle, we've created a quick and easy way for you to calm down.
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Given the high stakes, Mr. Trump's decision has become a source of intrigue in political and economic circles this year.
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Like Mr. Durham, who investigated C.I.A. torture of detainees overseas, Mr. Eckenrode is also familiar with high-stakes political inquiries.
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It was often said that Mr. Churkin, a onetime child actor, leveraged his talents on the high-stakes diplomatic stage.
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All his answer would do is reveal how he might approach a high stakes, high salience clash of constitutional principles.
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There are so many high-stakes food competition shows that one would inevitably come along to cut against the grain.
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When it comes to high-stakes exams, it may be worth choosing test dates outside the allergy season, if possible.
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But someone forgot to tell the president's team that they were doing high-stakes politics, not building high-rise buildings.
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Because while our everyday isn't as wealthy, glamorous and high stakes as the royal family's, it sure feels less encumbered.
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Until this week, Mr. Trump was slow to recognize the high stakes of the fight, or the implications of losing.
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Sandler plays Howard Ratner, a New York jewelry dealer lurching from one crisis -- and high-stakes bet -- to the next.
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Battle over Wall Street rules: Lawmakers are digging in for a high-stakes battle over the future of financial regulation.
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The bill is the GOP's opening salvo in a high-stakes gamble set to play out this week in Washington.
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Schumer has been at the forefront of the high-stakes battle with Republicans over funding to fight the Zika virus.
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Well-wishers have flocked to a Virginia Zoo blog to follow the twists and turns in this high-stakes chase.
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The Republican plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act is scheduled for a high-stakes vote in the House today.
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In New York City, the arrival of a major snowstorm offers a high-stakes challenge for state and city officials.
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It's followed by an explanation of why an upcoming election in Nigeria has such high stakes for the African country.
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"I think it's high-stakes poker and nobody really knows the ultimate winner right now," said GOP strategist Colin Reed.
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It's a much more high-stakes, more capital-intensive situation here and that definitely plays out in terms of collecting.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp had said its technology has been used in high-stakes missions and can prevent terrorist attacks.
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Given those high stakes, why is Nick Bosa considered a surefire top-three pick in the N.F.L. draft Thursday night?
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A: What we've become accustomed to in recent times are films that offer you action and high stakes inside of that action, and we do have high stakes and we do have action, but it's told in a very patient, laid back way that keeps you engaged without distracting you with a lot of effects.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's (D-Calif.) remarkable move to formalize an impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE escalates the tensions between the parties — and marks a huge gamble by House Democrats heading into the high-stakes 2628 elections.
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"The dynamics we've entered is, in many ways, creating a dangerous, high stakes Ponzi scheme," Palihapitiya, a former Facebook executive, wrote.
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It's hard to believe they are practicing a high-stakes emergency evacuation that simulates what would happen if North Korea invaded.
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The United States and China hope to get through high-stakes trade talks and strike a new deal by March 1.
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The bombing follows a string of deadly attacks that have killed dozens of people leading up to the high-stakes election.
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The annual U.N. climate change conference takes place this year in Marrakech, Morocco — an apt location for the high-stakes negotiations.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm playing referee for an open-ended, open-source, high-stakes game played with resources and data.
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The dueling addresses amounted to little more than high-stakes theater, with each side repeating their firm stances on the shutdown.
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But he warned lawmakers of the high-stakes nature of the effort, citing a potential electoral "bloodbath," a member present said.
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Why not go ahead with their high-stakes rematch when the UFC debuts in Weidman's native New York later this year?
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Democrat Tony Evers, the state's schools superintendent, unseated Walker in a race with high stakes — regionally and nationally — for both parties.
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Technically, we don't know if Viola Davis' character murders anyone here, but she definitely commits some kind of high-stakes crime.
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Are we training officers to help them develop the skills required to evaluate the high-stakes situations that every officer encounters?
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The leaders passionately but respectfully discussed high-stakes issues from North Korea to climate change and even found points of consensus.
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With such high stakes, it's no surprise that online publishers have been frustrated with the opaque nature of the vetting process.
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But AYA already has a few hundred members and more than 1,700 Facebook likes coming into a high-stakes presidential race.
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This Ottawa event will be headlined by a high-stakes showdown between the welterweight division's number-one and two ranked fighters.
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Based off of the 2012 Israeli series by the same name, the show promises plenty of action and high-stakes drama.
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Even during the high-stakes summit focused on European unity, issues of race and violence dominated Obama's early agenda in Poland.
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In the exclusive clip below, Molly loses a high stakes game when she slights one of her most high-profile clients.
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Even if Congress remains gridlocked, this means that the presidential and Senate elections in November will be high-stakes contests indeed.
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Investigators remain largely in the dark about what drove Paddock, a retired real estate investor and high-stakes gambler, on Oct.
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"It's definitely a high stakes flip," says El Moussa, who also stars alongside his ex-wife Christina on Flip or Flop.
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He's aiming for nonchalance, but it comes off as an obvious ploy to lower the stakes on a high-stakes meeting.
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IN MEDIEVAL England, quarreling with the pope was a game with high stakes for anyone who wanted to wield earthly power.
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Why it matters: Because the deal's price and size reflect the high stakes of moving legacy enterprise workloads unto the cloud.
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Despite some admirable achievements in school reform, Obama perpetuated high-stakes standardized testing and punitive teacher evaluations based on those assessments.
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In comparison to the high-stakes adventures of the past couple years, Gravity Rush feels, oh gosh forgive this pun, grounded.
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For the summer months, we were given a framework for talking about high-stakes issues in a fairly low-stakes context.
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The high-stakes fight pits established gambling interests against a nascent industry that counts about 6900 in 2628 Americans as players.
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Ted Cruz, battling with Trump for the anti-establishment mantle, said Scalia's passing underscored the high stakes of the 2016 election.
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Handel, a Republican, defeated Democrat Jon Ossoff in a high-stakes special election for the Sixth Congressional District's empty House seat.
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Because of those high stakes, it's probably not the best idea to entrust the selection of the crew to capitalist forces.
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Comey's testimony on Wednesday was perhaps his most detailed accounting yet of his thinking leading up to the high-stakes decision.
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Some ran a worldwide high-stakes gambling ring out of Trump Tower—in a unit directly below one owned by Trump.
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Top U.S. officials downplayed the on-again, off-again nature of the talks as a normal feature of high-stakes diplomacy.
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The stunning murder of a British politician, Jo Cox, earlier this month casts even further doubt on the high-stakes vote.
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The cases are at the heart of a two-year, high-stakes political fight and could impact more than 700,000 people.
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Ed Royce, where Democrats are most fearful of a shutout, as well as statewide races like the high-stakes gubernatorial race.
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The company has been involved in a complicated high-stakes legal dispute with Apple, which licenses core wireless technology from Qualcomm.
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It has only deepened distrust between the U.S. and China as the countries' trade negotiators push ahead with high-stakes talks.
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Concrete details about the high-stakes negotiations over the rogue state's nuclear weapons program, slated for May or June, remain unknown.
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The union has been rocked by a federal corruption probe amid high stakes labor contract negotiations with General Motors and Ford.
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It was a high-stakes gambit, he said, to prove his loyalty to Xi and negotiate an eventual return to China.
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Concerned about the high stakes, South Korean President Moon Jae-In is reportedly attempting to join the potential June 12 meeting.
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It will be a high-stakes vote: Democrats are only expected to broadly support the legislation if the amendment is adopted.
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Now Trump is under pressure himself, headed to a high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping this weekend in Argentina.
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The White House on Monday conceded that Democrats have been "more organized" than Republicans in the high-stakes battle over healthcare.
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They are involved in a high-stakes confrontation with Mueller -- one that could eventually result in a subpoena of the President.
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"Nobody knows where this is going" -- this from a man who knows the ins and outs of this high-stakes game.
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There is even a place for art in global politics, where it can be a powerful tool in high stakes diplomacy.
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After the new law passed, there was a brief, high-stakes window at the start of 22018 when decisions were made.
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Plus, why a high stakes race in Ohio tomorrow could be the barometer for the power of the President in November.
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Trump chose before, ultimately putting the issue into the spotlight just 72 hours before the high-stakes meeting, the people said.
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Bottom line: This is a very high-stakes turnaround, as Verifone shares closed yesterday at their lowest level since late 2009.
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The volatile and unpredictable nature of both leaders has many onlookers worrying about whether this high-stakes summit will run smoothly.
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So all we know for sure is that we're in for a dramatic and high-stakes June at the Supreme Court.
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To be sure, it is not unusual for oil producers to stake out maximalist positions ahead of a high-stakes meeting.
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A.I. is also the new arena of high-stakes competition in computing, fueled by big data and innovations in software algorithms.
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I know first-hand that along the journey of building and growing a business, teams will face numerous high-stakes challenges.
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He likes to win, or at least is afraid of losing, and is willing to play high stakes to avoid it.
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It's a fan and critical favorite, but it's also just an enjoyable, high-stakes deployment of everything the show does best.
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The violence brings into sharp focus the high stakes of the country's plan for bringing electricity to those who lack it.
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Fox The Vikings (8-6-1) undoubtedly came into the year thinking they would avoid having a high-stakes Week 17.
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CANTON, Ohio — The tax bill convulsing a bitterly divided Congress may seem like the ultimate high stakes political showdown in Washington.
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"Over the past five years, disinformation has evolved from a nuisance into high-stakes information war," the New Knowledge report concludes.
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In a Pittsburgh casino, four of the world's best poker players are taking part in a tournament with very high stakes.
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The relatively low-key ceremony comes after months of high-stakes negotiations over USMCA, or the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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Mr. de Blasio's administration, on the other hand, is skeptical of high-stakes testing and academic tracking in the school system.
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At the Capitol, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, warned of the high stakes in filling the vacancy.
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The proximity reflects the gaping disparity between the austerity of the backstretch and the glamour and wealth of high-stakes racing.
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It's a lovely mix of high-stakes drama and homely atmosphere, with a strong sense of community wrapped around the couple.
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Monday's debacle leaves little doubt about granting too much authority to unaccountable party officials to manage a high-stakes presidential primary.
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He's expressed misgivings about changing his staff before high-stakes immigration legislation is hammered out, according to one of the people.
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L Brands, the publicly traded company that also owns Bath & Body Works, is on the brink of a high-stakes transition.
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Making a high-stakes decision can feel like trying to uncover the decision that some part of you has already made.
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It was a high-stakes move: Her department administers $1.3 trillion in loans on behalf of nearly 43 million student borrowers.
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Maguire's high-stakes testimony came roughly 30 minutes after the Intelligence panel released a minimally redacted version of the whistleblower complaint.
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Inevitably, the spotlight in each show centers on an attractive, diverse group of young people in a high-stakes workplace setting.
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More significantly, decades of American political realignment have tightened the bonds holding Republicans together in any high-stakes fight with Democrats.
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" Given the short time until Iowa and the high stakes of performing well there, Herman said Klobuchar "needs to move further.
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Despite the high stakes and eye-popping prices of Super Bowl advertising, big brands have little choice but to play along.
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"We're still in a high-stakes poker game," said Myron Brilliant, the executive vice president at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's bid to impose direct rule on Catalonia and trigger early elections was a high-stakes gamble.
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But for once it was not high-stakes calls to Athens that kept Europe's finance ministers up into the early hours.
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It's a precarious, high-stakes balancing act for the country, given the role the U.S. plays in fending off Russian ambitions.
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Cousins finished 32 of 47 for 316 yards with far too many missed throws in a game with such high stakes.
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Of course, goal-setting, especially when the outcome is high stakes, isn't always easy either and mistakes can have lasting impact.
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In fact, he was married to a woman who had just run and lost in a high stakes election in Virginia.
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"There's never been a problem with (this system) but it's a high stakes system," said Toby Iles of Fitch rating agency.
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Second, we must consider high-level vacancies in the same way that China does: high stakes theater for great power competition.
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Retired armored presidential limousines, each known as the Beast, sit in a nearby garage as a reminder of the high stakes.
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It was an unusually high-stakes rollout for a communications director because Mr. Scaramucci knew his boss would be taking notes.
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This bumbling, charming moment plays out as it might in a classic animated comedy, not in a high-stakes action movie.
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Given their high stakes status as a swing state, Ohioans should push to include same-day registration in Mr. LaRose's plan.
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The open question here is how much maverick senators value their individual power in the face of high-stakes policy battles.
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In a high-stakes midterm election year, you wouldn't think that conservative groups would be spending money to boost Senate Democrats.
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It's a long, laborious process—grunt work that's both high-stakes and monotonous and delays the start of the actual surgery.
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That raised a vital question amid the massive and dangerous breakdown in high-stakes diplomacy: What will happen to those coins?
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Stranger Things mirrors the shift between Alien and Aliens by moving away from slow-burn suspense to deliver high-stakes action horror.
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When it comes to super high stakes battles on Pokémon Go, you don't want to just choose your attack technique willy-nilly.
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Nissan removed Ghosn at a high stakes board meeting on Thursday but Renault has refrained from firing him as chairman and CEO.
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The high stakes of math and [language arts], that's what kids get promoted based on and what teachers get rated based on.
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Scott Walker and the state's GOP legislature created a new Office of Solicitor General to pursue this kind of high-stakes litigation.
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President Trump got to claim a Twitter victory early this morning after the high-stakes special House election in the Atlanta suburbs.
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These kinds of real-life rackets get more interesting the more high-stakes and criminal they get — and Holmes's is no exception.
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Esports is a high stakes competition where teams of players battle in games likes Overwatch, League of Legends, and Call of Duty.
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Everything I learned about selling from dealing in the high stakes world of Manhattan real estate is applicable in any sales job.
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The shuttle will soon return to the city's streets, where it'll be exposed to the (apparently high-stakes) traffic environment once again.
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We will be covering the president&aposs meetings with European leaders in his high-stakes one-on-one summit with Vladimir Putin.
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Some of the biggest names in Britain will join us live on set as we break down the high stakes NATO summit.
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They also face scrutiny for their children's behaviors, performances, and abilities, which makes every decision — including whether to vaccinate — feel high-stakes.
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Isn't that belief alone enough to create a high-stakes, winner-take-all arms race among the major powers of the world?
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She was quickly promoted to chief operating officer, helping grow the $7.6 billion startup in the high-stakes world of financial services.
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Given the high stakes many liberals attach to Ginsburg's health, it's worth looking at what the justice has endured through her life.
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Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift has opened up about her controversial decision to stay silent during the high-stakes presidential election of 2016.
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Amazon appears to be hellbent on dominating the world of retail from the mundane grocery stores to (possibly) high-stakes cryptocurrency trading.
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All eyes will now turn to the deep southeast, with potential recounts and a potential runoff for extremely high stakes gubernatorial contests.
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It would be a lesson in what a Border Patrol agent once described as a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek.
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HIGH STAKES DIPLOMACY Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, said on Thursday it had stepped up readiness to face any threat.
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We knew in order to have an epic love story, you have to have big things happen and have really high stakes.
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A new U.S. Supreme Court decision is pitting entertainers and video game developers against one another in a high-stakes battle royale.
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"It's a high stakes event, you're ordering food for a sales call, you only get an hour with that customer," Mallett said.
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The Looming Tower, despite its high stakes and its ostensibly true story (though many details have been changed), is a cop show.
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Some border patrol officers also are beginning to have increased authority in a separate, high-stakes decision-making process for asylum seekers.
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And when it comes to the high-stakes schedule of weekly live tapings, she's welcoming the challenge of staying on her toes.
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And because these characters are so extraordinarily competitive, it becomes a method of keeping score in the high-stakes game they're playing.
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While selecting a jam or even an entrée isn't a very high-stakes decision, "choice overload" can have some very real consequences.
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Callinicos understands the high stakes business of raising money for tech start-ups, most recently helping Uber raise several billions of dollars.
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In other words, Harvey and Irma are high-stakes tests for multi-million dollar technologies that have been years in the making.
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"The idea of doing the Super Bowl, which is not something an advertiser takes lightly, is always high stakes poker," said Sheldon.
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Behind the scenes, putting on a presidential debate is a massive undertaking -- a high-stakes production relying on the smallest of details.
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In the high-stakes battle between security and privacy, there's no winning — but there should be cooperation, according to one venture capitalist.
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Deal, flop, turn, river, showdown: There are few things more tense than the final moments of a high-stakes game of poker.
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The styles are refined through mediums less high-stakes than human skin, while each reinforces and inspires the direction of the other.
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While it's high stakes for even the novice investor, worrying about the outcome of the rule should not be the main concern.
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Complicating the legal wrangling further is the high-stakes political fight to replace Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February.
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But GOP lawmakers defended the high-stakes summit by arguing that diplomatic efforts by previous administration have failed to yield any result.
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The talks have reached high stakes ahead of the longstanding Thursday meeting -- with members not sure what leadership will present to them.
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Once one of Mexico's wealthiest men, Alfonso Romo slipped down the rich list as a series of high-stakes biotechnology investments backfired.
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Save yourself some money and the high-stakes game of getting your couch home from a distant warehouse by ordering it online.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is now weighing such complaints as part of a high-stakes decision on the herbicide's future.
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So she's going it alone, doing it all, attempting the impossible—being a high-stakes secret agent and keeping her family intact.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Just weeks before a high stakes auction for TV rights to top European soccer, the CEO of Britain's BT (BT.
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Over time, I have been through a number of high stakes legal cases, and I know the value of having great counsel.
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Mueller's recent court filing demonstrates that Vladimir Putin is still meddling in our elections and underscores the high stakes for our country.
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Acting as chief arbiter and guarantor of high-stakes peace agreements is one component in restoring Russia's prestige in the international community.
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There is only a devilishly difficult, long and uncertain high-stakes bargaining among actors deeply suspicious of each other's sincerity and intentions.
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The lesson of Campbell's law: Do not attach high stakes to evaluations, or both the measure and the outcome will become fraudulent.
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Now the prominent Saudi businessman has been drawn into a high-stakes courtroom battle that will decide the fate of Carlos Ghosn.
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But filling the Federal Reserve board also has high stakes for Trump, who has hammered the bank for not lowering interest rates.
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Eventually Sun recruited the celebrity poker pro Phil Ivey, who is also known as a high-stakes gambler at craps and baccarat.
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Fellow investor Robert Herjavec also highlighted how the deals are not only high-stakes for the entrepreneurs, but the sharks as well.
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Although it's possible to start and finish a new rule in less than a year, high-stakes rules can take many years.
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Based on an idea by the mystery novelist and Nordic noir stalwart Jo Nesbo, "Occupied" is a high-concept, high-stakes story.
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The 22018 midterm elections are already shaping up to be a high stakes battle with control of Congress hanging in the balance.
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They face high stakes next week, as the House Intelligence Committee prepares to question eight witnesses over the course of three days.
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Even in these less-than-normal times, one would expect such high-stakes, eleventh-hour games to produce a change in government.
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His case is laden with indications, some more obvious than others, that he engaged, or attempted to engage, in high-stakes blackmail.
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It was the latest signs of high-stakes maneuvering over a key campaign promise, and the president signaled a willingness to deal.
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Given the high stakes and costs — in dollars, morale and lost opportunities — of a bad hire, phoniness is the ultimate opportunity killer.
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For over two years, even before Iggy came on the scene, we've been talking about why cultural appropriation is so high stakes.
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High stakes The trade dispute, which began last July, has hurt Chinese exporters, damaged companies on both sides and slowed global growth.
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Why it matters: The controversy underscores the high stakes as the Pentagon decides who will get its 10-year, $10 billion contract.
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That means the White House is largely on its own in a high-stakes game of political chicken, weakening its negotiating position.
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A high-stakes lobbying and public relations battle is being waged between the government of Turkey and a single man, Fethullah Gulen.
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Senate Republicans merged two high-stakes battles, seeking to end the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate as part of their tax plan.
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"If it's high stakes, if you need an accurate diagnosis for a serious condition, you should see a professional," Ms. Fox said.
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Democrats are leading in many high-profile races, but there are a lot of low visibility elections that carry exceptionally high stakes.
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It is at this level of legislative races — low visibility elections that carry exceptionally high stakes — that Democrats face intimidating Republican majorities.
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How they perform will have high stakes for the people of their states -- and likely shape the rest of their political careers.
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" Major said Johnson should fire Dominic Cummings, the advisor behind his high-stakes Brexit strategy whom Major cast as a "political anarchist.
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Students gain entry into the specialized schools by acing a single high-stakes exam that tests their mastery of math and English.
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He sniped Thaksinlek in July at Rajadamnern Stadium with a left elbow KO. Some punters thought it was a high stakes dive.
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So the G-20 meeting will have high stakes, with both leaders keen to make progress but neither willing to back down.
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In other words, the New York iPhone lacks the enhanced security protections that created the high stakes in the San Bernardino case.
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I have advised on scores of high-stakes negotiations, ranging from multibillion-dollar mergers to intractable conflicts between governments and armed insurgents.
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But the current crisis is changing the company's service so frequently, and with such high stakes, that a different approach is needed.
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But the current crisis is changing the company's service so frequently, and with such high stakes, that a different approach is needed.
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In this mega-best seller, Comey describes his role in the high-stakes investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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And despite strong passions, gargantuan numbers and high stakes, the elections have nearly concluded with no major allegations of fraud or rigging.
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Mr. Mueller, the first special counsel of the Twitter age, is living out a high-stakes case study in prosecutorial public relations.
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Ruth might have found her foul-mouthed adversary in Frank Jr., who wants in on the high stakes poker game they're throwing.
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I am a sucker for epic, world-building novels with high stakes that are written beautifully and are impossible to put down.
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That both sides of such a high-stakes political fight would draw their own lessons from history shouldn't come as a surprise.
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Axel Weber: Well I think this is really a discussion with very high stakes on both sides for us as a bank.
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"By their nature, universal injunctions tend to force judges into making rushed, high-stakes, low-information decisions," Gorsuch, joined by Thomas, wrote.
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Miguel (Demián Bichir), a pivotal member of a car club called the Coasters, is preparing his vehicle for a high-stakes competition.
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In such a high-stakes standoff, if we're not careful, these two leaders could prove to be a volatile — and deadly — mix.
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Courses that are content-centric are designed by faculty to broadcast and transmit their content knowledge, with associated high-stakes summative assessments.
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King's comments came shortly after Trump and Putin concluded a high-stakes summit in Finland that focused on a number of issues.
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Recasting the role of Dolly was a high-stakes affair for the producers, and luring Ms. Peters appears to be a coup.
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The trailer teases high stakes, shocking twists, and plenty of costume changes — so a replay (or twenty) could be in our future.
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The high stakes and extraordinarily personal rivalry have turned what might have been a tedious midsummer campaign into a thrilling cage match.
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Notwithstanding the extraordinarily high stakes of this particular allegation, the reaction to it closely resembles law enforcement's response to everyday sexual violence.
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Jones is known for his high-stakes attitude that stops short of nothing to ensure a Super Bowl win for his team.
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It introduced high-stakes standardized testing to gauge students, with the goal of making every student proficient in those subjects by 2014.
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The fight over preferential racial policies at colleges has been a long and bitter battle with plenty of high-stakes court cases.
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For the sake of the franchise it won't stay that way, but "Endgame" has to live up to its high-stakes billing.
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Democrats oppose those cuts, and in 2011, a high-stakes showdown between President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans ensued over the matter.
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The fate of the rest of the vault, however, hinges on a high-stakes battle being fought in court by Prince's estate.
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For Giuliani, the immediate priority will be to help decide whether Trump should sit down for a high-stakes interview with Mueller.
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Mr. Puigdemont and other separatists are waging a high-stakes battle with the Spanish government over independence, touched off by an Oct.
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Touted as a "must-see 3-week event," this series baits viewers with high-stakes drama that its structure just can't deliver.
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Considering the high stakes and high quality of Fabrizio's work, his hiring by the Trump campaign was seen as a no-brainer.
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He became a millionaire, according to his family, through the buying and selling of real estate and through skillful high-stakes gambling.
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The police presence, in the wake of high-profile terrorism, protests, and high-stakes elections over the past few years, is heightened.
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The exams that some students have to pass to get a high school diploma are the epitome of a high-stakes test.
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Perhaps the best summary of the high stakes involved comes from Adam Harvey, a counter-surveillance expert who spoke with Gizmodo last fall.
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But she remains in the dark about her own habit of coming on too strong and setting high stakes for would-be lovers.
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Despite the high-stakes hearing, Republican Senate leaders plan to hold a floor vote on Kavanagh's appointment as soon as Monday or Tuesday.
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It's a lot to take in for one evening, especially considering the high-stakes diplomatic event he has to attend the next day.
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Yes, it underscores his bullying tactics but also proves less interesting than high-stakes brawling with the Obama administration or Murdoch's Australian aides.
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There are moments that emulate the high stakes of Empire, contextualized with the knowledge that maybe the music industry isn't life-or-death.
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Before Trump arrived in Argentina he injected additional drama into the proceedings by canceling another high-stakes meeting, with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But Democratic activists aren't buying it — and many were concerned that this move showed weakness, especially going into the high-stakes Kavanaugh hearing.
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But all of it does indeed build an aura of urgency and incredibly high stakes amid the petty power struggles and idealistic fantasizing.
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They take advantage of cheap sensors, stable navigation provided by recent AI advances, and they're not as high stakes as self-driving cars.
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Democrats are particularly focused on voter protection because in a crowded, high-stakes primary, the winner could be decided by a slim margin.
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Those attributes served Ms. Fallon well in navigating some of the most bitter and high-stakes debates of Mr. Obama's past two years.
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Her desperate, high-stakes maneuverings are contrasted with her first pregnancy, during which she was surrounded by love, support, and a sexy husband.
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Ken Bensinger's Red Card — a fascinating investigation of corruption in the high-stakes world of professional soccer — is almost impossible to put down.
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Trump in a high-stakes GOP power struggle | Sign up Too many things got in the way, but mostly it was Donald Trump.
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He acknowledged the high stakes for his bid in the Super Tuesday primaries, calling March 1 the "most important night" of the race.
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As the US opioid epidemic gets worse, a nasty, high-stakes debate has erupted about how doctors should treat people with chronic pain.
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His district now heavily favors Republicans and political experts believe Saccone has a strong chance at winning the high-stakes race on Tuesday.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett is getting involved in the high-stakes fight between Chevron and Occidental Petroleum to buy Anadarko Petroleum, CNBC reports.
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