Recent developments suggest that momentum is now gathering in earnest.
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Yet it seems Mr Trump's protectionist rhetoric is in earnest.
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The PKK insurgency began in earnest in the mid 1980s.
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With primary votes set to begin in earnest on Feb.
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The public campaign against Soros began in earnest on Aug.
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By 2013, the team started evaluating its options in earnest.
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Until it does, denuclearisation cannot get under way in earnest.
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Browning said the effects are being seen in earnest today.
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But now, is the selling about to begin in earnest?
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The company's B2B sales are similarly being developed in earnest.
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The election cycle will start probably in August in earnest.
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On Tuesday, officials began breaking down the Jungle in earnest.
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Soon after that, he started a landscaping business in earnest.
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LONDON — I remember exactly when the messages began in earnest.
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Discussions about the development began in earnest in September 2015.
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That means the "air war" will soon begin in earnest.
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The trial is expected to start "in earnest" on Tuesday.
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That's called misdirection and it starts in earnest on Wednesday.
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The trial is expected to start in earnest on Tuesday.
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The job of digging out can begin in earnest today.
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She then began writing in earnest, producing more short stories.
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The phone project started in earnest at the end of 2004.
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He and Secretary of State Pompeo, in earnest on this issue.
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Four months later, Season 3 started in earnest on July 30th.
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But I've been writing in earnest for about two years now.
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We slam back some drinks before starting the presentations in earnest.
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Once that confirmation occurs, InSight's mission can get underway in earnest.
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Since her husband's political career launched in earnest in 2015, Mrs.
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Iranian leftists started to organize in earnest and intellectuals began to
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When Congress returns next week, budget negotiations will begin in earnest.
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The season one episode "Bastille Day" explores this tension in earnest.
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But something clicked, so they began making music together in earnest.
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I see it shared all the time in earnest on Facebook.
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And that means tax reform will start in earnest next week.
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Clinton's general election campaign begins in earnest against Donald J. Trump.
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The 2016 Race General election advertising will soon begin in earnest.
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It is time take up that discussion in earnest and haste.
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Around 2005, Mr. Bezos said he began rocket development in earnest.
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Next week, we'll start that part of the project in earnest.
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Now it's taking its next step in the medium in earnest.
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They would start negotiations in earnest without guaranteeing any particular ending.
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The demolition will also allow investigators to begin work in earnest.
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We are seeking, in earnest, to forge a path of connection.
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With that, his parallel career as a collector began in earnest.
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In "Young Sheldon," which premieres Monday before launching in earnest Nov.
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On Thursday, the debate over the Arctic refuge begins in earnest.
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This month, United Dwelling's Leimert Park conversions will begin in earnest.
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The race to bag delegates starts in earnest on Super Tuesday.
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In both books, the hunt gets underway in earnest in 0.00000000000013.
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But for our dinner, at least, spring had begun in earnest.
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A committee aide said the process hasn't started in earnest yet.
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Since the impeachment process began in earnest with Speaker Pelosi's Sept.
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But it was in 2012 that the business began in earnest.
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But it was several months before the evacuation began in earnest.
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Many enjoyed it in earnest, but it also was widely parodied.
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Trump only began fundraising in earnest at the end of May.
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They started as infrequent pen pals, then began corresponding in earnest.
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These are issues we need to be negotiating in earnest today.
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The island nation's version of the American 1960s, for instance, only really arrived in earnest in the 1990s, when divorce was finally legalized and the sexual revolution and secularization began to reshape Irish life in earnest.
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Instead, I was pressed against the wall and kissing began in earnest.
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The teams have revealed their cars and started testing them in earnest.
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Of course, it'll be some time before the battle starts in earnest.
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Now the company is preparing to launch the Starlink project in earnest.
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Facebook's battle for television ad dollars is about to begin in earnest.
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This disturbing trend began in earnest during Becca's stint on The Bachelor.
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"When the '2000s came, white flight really started in earnest," he said.
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Then last year, I guess, we started working on it in earnest.
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After much placid nodding in earnest agreement, I was allowed to leave.
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He also displays Mr Trump's pantomime contempt for journalists, apparently in earnest.
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"Those talks will continue in earnest this coming week," Kudlow told reporters.
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If, hearing, "Shagadelic," you thought, Groovy, and you meant it in earnest.
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But Stern predicts that next year will launch the industry in earnest.
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I first encountered tickling in earnest at my all-male secondary school.
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"I care about this stuff," he said, seemingly very much in earnest.
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Along with job gains, wages have finally begun to rise in earnest.
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If Rachel even half-believes that Quinn is in earnest, Quinn wins.
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Only recently has Bauhaus joined in earnest Weimar's pantheon of cultural accolades.
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The jockeying for Speaker begins in earnest the day after the midterms.
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Once the president names his pick, the partisan fight begins in earnest.
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Trump has hit the campaign trail in earnest leading up to Tuesday.
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"[Second half] is where the problems could materialize in earnest," they wrote.
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Soon the blame game for transmission may get under way in earnest.
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Yet those questions are barely answerable in earnest books by thoughtful biographers.
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But I'm glad I have given growing one in earnest a try!
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But the bloodshed began in earnest during the first week of 2018.
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In July, President Trump began in earnest a trade war with China.
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The pick-tipping phenomenon began in earnest at the 2011 N.B.A. draft.
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Protests began in March, but they kicked off in earnest in June.
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Today, they emerge from stealth and bring Pecan to market in earnest.
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The trial starts in earnest with a contentious debate over its rules.
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That may help mass timber get going in earnest in the region.
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McConnell said the trial is expected to start in earnest on Tuesday.
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Much remains unknown as the trial gets underway in earnest this week.
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The maneuvering began in earnest on Thursday night at the N.B.A. draft.
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That effort began in earnest last year, with the acquisition of Jet.
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The calls started rolling in to Pelosi in earnest last Friday night.
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It was in the 1980s that the company began advertising in earnest.
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Adidas decided to focus in earnest on women's feet after spotting a trend.
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Adidas decided to focus in earnest on women's feet after spotting a trend.
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No. Now they agonize in earnest at the same time, that's my issue.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday signal the beginning of holiday shopping in earnest.
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Syd has begun the rollout for her upcoming solo debut Fin in earnest.
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Really, in earnest, the engineering team has only been building it since February.
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Internationally, the race to field self-driving vehicles has clearly begun in earnest.
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But this will actually have little impact once the negotiations begin in earnest.
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Since 2008 the Scottish government has focused in earnest on the booze problem.
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The battle to regain control over that data could be starting in earnest.
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The recovery operation began in earnest right after the CNBC debate on Nov.
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We must plan in earnest right now, together, for the good of everyone.
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Before we began in earnest, Leo explained to us what we'd be doing.
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The 22019 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro begin in earnest this week.
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Noem said her campaign for governor won't start in earnest until next year.
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At that age, kids are just beginning to read for pleasure in earnest.
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Democrats began coming out in earnest against Tillerson on Friday with both Sen.
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Trump's Democratic outreach might be in earnest or it might be a threat.
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But now attention swings to Clinton, and the general election begins in earnest.
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The restaurant has been fighting Yelp in earnest for nearly two years now.
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When that search was completed, the investigation into the explosion began in earnest.
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Cohen began buying taxi medallions in New York in earnest in the 1990s.
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Huawei began building the software in earnest after a U.S. ban on ZTE.
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As soon as Diana's BMW pulls up, flash bulbs start popping in earnest.
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It signals that the fight to defund sanctuary cities has begun in earnest.
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In September, negotiations with the association, and with Kalem Barserian, started in earnest.
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The security crackdown began in earnest in 22009, triggered by two major incidents.
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The day after Thanksgiving is when the holiday shopping season begins in earnest.
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It began in earnest in 2012, after earlier statements she made about homosexuality.
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When the Yemen war began in earnest in 2014, the Houthis looked invincible.
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The trial, which started in earnest on Tuesday, went well past 1 a.m.
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Cocomania could have spiked in earnest if she had pulled off another upset.
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McConnell said earlier this week, the trial will begin in earnest on Tuesday.
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Cardinal Bertone even spoke, seemingly in earnest, about starting a competitive Vatican squad.
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Nadal could also play doubles, for the first time in earnest with Federer.
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U.S. geopolitical engagement with the Kurds began in earnest in the mid-1970s.
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When Biden's 2020 campaign began in earnest, Hunter stepped down from the board.
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Selection will begin in earnest, with potential jurors being questioned individually, Sept. 17.
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Hooper and his team present every single element of Cats completely in earnest.
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She joined YouTube the same year and began posting in earnest last year.
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"We don't want to turn revenue on in earnest prematurely," Mr. Zeff said.
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"As such, it is imperative the Federal Election Commission begin this effort in earnest."
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The next step would be for governments to launch mosquito control campaigns in earnest.
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After a weekend of press events, E3 officially kicks off in earnest this morning.
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Expect wireless carriers to start rolling out their 53G networks in earnest shortly thereafter.
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Negotiations over Britain's future ties to the EU have yet to begin in earnest.
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And at CES last week, the idea seemed to be taking off in earnest.
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But it is now ramping up business in earnest, with the funding to match.
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But reaction from the riders was mixed as training began in earnest on Thursday.
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S. trade war, brewing for many years, looks set to start boiling in earnest.
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The warnings come as second-quarter earnings season kicks off in earnest next week.
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And now Google wants to join the fray in earnest with an Echo competitor.
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Transfer Deadline Day is over, and the monotony of life has resumed in earnest.
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Work on the project began in earnest at Microsoft's internal //oneweek Hackathon in 2015.
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Now the pony revolution can begin in earnest... don't say we didn't warn you.
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Then, when the war to liberate Mosul began in earnest, he lost his city.
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The effort to go from top to bottom began in earnest in October 1963.
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The battle over the future of US climate policy kicks off in earnest Tuesday.
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General Bitar retired from military service and began studying viticulture and oenology in earnest.
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Since then, the "Somethingy McSomethingFace" convention has endured in jest, and now in earnest.
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Environmental opposition to Trump's orders have began to crystallizes in earnest in recent days.
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So the Kondo-ization of my phone proceeded in earnest, if slowly and painfully.
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It's something Assassin's Creed always promised but is only now delivering on in earnest.
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Washington's second-half comeback began in earnest with 9:46 remaining, trailing 57-44.
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For Dr. Rodchenkov, preparations for Sochi began in earnest in the fall of 2013.
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The congressional spending process started in earnest in the days following the Civil War.
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The goal is for an agreement before Mexico's 2018 presidential campaign starts in earnest.
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During the first half of 5003, all had resumed shares repurchase plans in earnest.
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Minaj) starts flirting in earnest with Rashad (Common), who is married to Terri (Eve).
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Neuroscientists began experimenting in earnest with transcranial direct current stimulation about 15 years ago.
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As California begins its long decline, the influx outward is picking up in earnest.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - President Donald Trump's "coal first" drive is under way in earnest.
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And the reason is because everything Rudy Ray Moore did he did in earnest.
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It started in earnest when Waymo launched the early rider program in April 2017.
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" Mr. Sessions began to explain in earnest, but Mr. Cohen cut him off. "Quickly.
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If the answers are satisfactory, I begin to edit and fact-check in earnest.
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It began in earnest Sunday afternoon when Barr released his summary of Mueller's findings.
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The war between the GOP and the FBI is about to begin in earnest.
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Less than a month after the Shanghai conference, the trade war began in earnest.
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About 10 years ago, fracking — the common term for this process — began in earnest.
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But it wasn't until June that the anti-extradition protests kicked off in earnest.
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And last Friday night, they were able to take their victory lap in earnest.
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That following has grown from about 700,000 since the presidential campaign began in earnest.
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Now he decided the time had come to take up cattle ranching in earnest.
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Eastern time Thursday, and the trial itself will get going in earnest on Tuesday.
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As such, it is imperative the Federal Election Commission begin this effort in earnest.
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Even games by other publishers used the code, as a joke or in earnest.
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By the beginning of August, Sempra was working in earnest to beat Mr. Buffett.
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The Verge will be there, with coverage starting in earnest on Sunday, January 5th.
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They begin singing in earnest only when an ashamed Erika bolts from the stage.
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The Point: The battle over Trump's tax returns is about to begin in earnest.
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It wasn't until Woodrow Wilson was elected president that antitrust enforcement began in earnest.
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Were the state to begin saving in earnest, demand in the economy would collapse.
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But when it started happening in earnest, we didn't want to lean into this.
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Now under one corporate umbrella, the marketing of Winnie-the-Pooh began in earnest.
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In September 13 we moved to Kiev and my roots adventure began in earnest.
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Left to their own devices, congressional negotiators began their work in earnest on Jan.
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The strategy of attacking Mr. Joko by manipulating religious sentiment has begun in earnest.
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While that process has begun, it has yet to happen in earnest, he said.
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Odontuya started lobbying for the introduction of palliative care in earnest from 2000 onwards.
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Once you're ready to be more productive in earnest, one app stands above the rest.
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"The world is really still waiting to see that progress begin in earnest," Seaman said.
|
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It began a few months ago, but it began in earnest during Yellen's Congressional testimony.
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The criticism is all over the place, and the blame game has begun in earnest.
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It was then that Jacobson's multimillion-dollar scheme kicked off in earnest, federal officials say.
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In 2015, however, the news industry had begun its disastrous pivot to video in earnest.
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When he finally came up he realized that I was angry in earnest this time.
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Now that Cunanan had killed a celebrity, Ronnie says, the manhunt had begun in earnest.
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Prep for that campaign began in March, and it kicked off in earnest in June.
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Analysts were sharply downgrading FTSE 100 earnings estimates as the results season began in earnest.
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When I get my enemies — and it's weird to use the word "enemy" in earnest.
|
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More important, while Nokia has overhauled itself, Ericsson has just started to restructure in earnest.
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The speculation around an Apple car has been happening in earnest over the last year.
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Election night 20183 has only just begun in earnest, but the memes are already here.
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Momentum behind the Republican repeal effort began in earnest Wednesday after two leading Republicans, Reps.
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Two years and 357 days ago, the current age of virtual reality began in earnest.
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Is it gauche to acknowledge the futility of this review before it begins in earnest?
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To accommodate the larger volume, dealers began looking in earnest at overseas markets, especially Asia.
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Within weeks glasnost began in earnest, undermining the pillar on which the system rested: lies.
|
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For the first time in years, a peace process in Afghanistan is underway in earnest.
|
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Breakthrough Starshot has given Matloff and Bangs the opportunity to resurrect this concept in earnest.
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The ground campaign to take back Mosul began in earnest in the fall of 2016.
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Then, in 220, he moved to Greenwich Village, where his artistic life began in earnest.
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An attack on Iran may finally convince Iranian leaders to pursue nuclear weapons in earnest.
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He'll be 75 next week and 77 when the primaries begin in earnest in 2020.
|
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And I think it started in earnest with "Bridesmaids" and has been growing since then.
|
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State officials have said they expect the rebuilding to start in earnest in the springtime.
|
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That process must begin in earnest in just six days, the morning after Election Day.
|
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The company is expected to lay off thousands of employees "in earnest" beginning this week.
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When it is over, they will begin in earnest their search for a permanent coach.
|
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And, as the results of the referendum became clear, people began panic-Googling in earnest.
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It was only a matter of time before dedicated hackers started working it in earnest.
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Once the eclipse ends, the next bit of our cosmic weekend can start in earnest.
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Sometime after that, the company hopes to mine in earnest — for seemingly mundane water ice.
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By the time the father-daughter book project gets underway in earnest, it's too late.
|
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So he began to deal drugs in earnest, mainly marijuana, which was easy to find.
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We got another presidential campaign that will start the day after the midterms, in earnest.
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Mixed with love, it inspired willingness to reconsider in earnest actions I once wholesale condemned.
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Al-Shabaab has been fighting the weak Somali government in earnest since the early 2000s.
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Time to start preserving in earnest to hold you over during the long months ahead.
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The Senate will offer its own legislation, and then the haggling will begin in earnest.
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Why Hong Kong is protesting Hong Kong's protest movement kicked off in earnest in June.
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The summit starts in earnest on Wednesday, February 27, at 6:30 pm Vietnam time.
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When rehearsals began in earnest, they said, he seemed resistant to direction from Ms. Chavkin.
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Schiff's comments come after Trump's legal defense team started presenting its case in earnest Saturday.
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After the payment, the hackers provided a decryption key, and recovery efforts began in earnest.
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We're hoping to see more exclusive deals from GameStop once Cyber Monday starts in earnest.
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Since we're entering the 2020 season in earnest, this is something to keep in mind.
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Advocates warn that sort of fearmongering could snowball as counting begins in earnest next spring.
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Russia's real innovation in false flag operations would only begin in earnest in February 2018.
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Their message: Get ready for a roller coaster and begin your campaign in earnest now.
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Friday's FEC reports over the period during which Trump began seeking outside cash in earnest.
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Investor focus shifts now to Europe's earnings season, which gets underway in earnest next week.
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Recently, though, he has been baking again and in earnest, his countertops covered in flour.
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And once she was gone, the plot to pressure Zelensky's administration could proceed in earnest.
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This probe adds to action at the federal level that began in earnest this summer.
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Within days, nearly a million people had signed on — either in jest or in earnest.
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By April 2016, the team compiled enough information to begin the restoration process in earnest.
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That's when Bloomberg would essentially start campaigning in earnest in undesignated states, the adviser said.
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Start winning matches, and the San Marinese national team might begin to blossom in earnest.
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Don't be surprised if Disney gets one of these going again in earnest before too long.
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If there was anything turning me on in earnest, it was my own growing bad-assery.
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The alt-right trolls have been well fed and their witch hunts will continue in earnest.
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But by February 2006, hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ordered uranium enrichment to resume in earnest.
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The Trump administration has worked the issues of the conflict for over two years in earnest.
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But in earnest, he has also had a hard time convincing voters they can trust him.
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Nor does he appear to have begun in earnest the political investigations Giuliani and Trump covet.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co will kick-off earnings season in earnest on Friday.
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Obama is not expected to begin pressing the case for Democrats in earnest until next year.
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But I have two ideas about how we can get started thinking about them in earnest.
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It seems, then, that in the small-satellite-launch market the Chinese are coming in earnest.
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The process will be expensive and lengthy, and it could take time to begin in earnest.
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If discussions with OPEC begin in earnest, that would be a major reversal in Russia's stance.
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They will only begin in earnest after a state election in Lower Saxony on October 15th.
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This month's new moon, which will arrive in earnest tomorrow, October 19, at 3:12 p.m.
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Meanwhile, Chelsea Clinton has begun campaigning in earnest while her mom recovers from a pnuemonia diagnosis.
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It's where the Dutch and, later, the British began their colonization of South Africa in earnest.
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The regulations take effect in mid-April, just as the outdoor dining season begins in earnest.
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Our first instinct in a screwup is to get defensive and engage in earnest butt-covering.
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Just look at how much Instagram has grown since deciding to take on Snapchat in earnest.
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His artistic career began in earnest with dystopian surrealist oil paintings, most of which were untitled.
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The AfD's move toward Islamophobia began in earnest as the party responded to Merkel's refugee policies.
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Kalanick's downfall began in earnest when Fowler posted her experiences to her personal blog in February.
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Saturday's protest is the latest in a wave of demonstrations that began in earnest in January.
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It was on this very day, 21990 years ago, that the mascot war began in earnest.
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It was not until a frigid day in February that I could start investigating in earnest.
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The headaches, Peat said, began in earnest a year or two after his playing career ended.
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Mr. Trump's impeachment battle comes just as his re-election campaign is getting underway in earnest.
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But negotiations between Cohen and prosecutors then began in earnest and they negotiated a plea deal.
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It was one of the first student loan refinancing banks to cut out fees in earnest.
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Finally, the debate that should have begun over a year ago has now arrived in earnest.
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When the refugee crisis started in earnest, many were thrust into the role of good Samaritans.
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And so it began in earnest for Clinton: years of being called arrogant and power-mongering.
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He began playing table tennis in earnest 10 years ago and now plays in amateur tournaments.
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The NFL preseason kicked off in earnest Thursday night with a slate of 12 exhibition games.
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Philae was deployed on November 12, at which point Rosetta began its scientific mission in earnest.
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Progress was marching in earnest, and any old dogs were likely to be trampled beneath it.
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The Jazz didn't put it together and the Grizzlies finally started to break apart in earnest.
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Prosecutors, who had scrutinized Mr. Manafort's foreign lobbying for years, began investigating that area in earnest.
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So Aza reluctantly agrees to pay Davis a visit, and the novel — boom — begins in earnest.
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With bin Laden and al-Awlaki dead, Obama set about restraining the drone program in earnest.
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The market will stop sliding when investors start to see bargains and start buying in earnest.
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The question will therefore hover over the party's leadership contest, which starts in earnest in September.
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The Knicks, of course, have been Knicks-ing in earnest since a woeful start in November.
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They're getting closer to buying flights and then I can start planning their trip in earnest.
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Alibaba has said this year will be the year it pushes in earnest outside China's borders.
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The third impeachment trial of an American president is set to begin in earnest on Tuesday.
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For a time, it was developed in earnest, intended to be a major supplier of rubber.
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By the time 2017's long Obamacare fight began in earnest, the political calculations were resolved.
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As darkness began to gather in earnest, I turned to head back the way I'd come.
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The Yannick Nézet-Séguin era begins in earnest, with the company's music director leading six productions.
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The trial is expected to begin in earnest next week, following some procedural setup on Thursday.
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Discussions with the McIlroy camp began in earnest five years ago at the European PGA Championship.
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Once all the briefs are in, likely sometime next week, the trial will begin in earnest.
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Trump's remarks in Davos came one day after his trial began in earnest in the Senate.
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The mind boggles at what the merchandising will be when it lands in earnest next year.
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Two years after that, we started in earnest transferring that idea to a new flight sim.
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That jury's verdict could determine whether the parties will then negotiate in earnest or keep fighting.
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Brett McGurk, a senior State Department official, led the negotiations, which began in earnest in 22015.
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The second-quarter earnings season is due to start in earnest in less than two weeks.
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Traina says in earnest that the addressable market his 60-employee company is chasing is $225 billion.
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Silicon Valley's interest in alt-life started in earnest in the '70s, says SETI pioneer Jill Tarter.
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Refinances continued their fall, which began in earnest after interest rates shot up following the presidential election.
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ExoMars now orbits Mars once every two hours, which means its scientific efforts can proceed in earnest.
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This distortion of pro-choice legislation began in earnest during his second State of the Union address.
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Bundled payments got started in earnest under Obama, and now the Trump administration is embracing them too.
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Shapiro started developing Podfund in earnest last fall and finalized the financing and structure earlier this year.
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The new students also pitched in with apartment repairs, which began in earnest about a year ago.
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American involvement in the Sahel began in earnest in 2005 with the Trans Sahara Counter-Terrorism Initiative.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co will kick-off the earnings season in earnest on Friday.
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NADELLA: I WOULD SAY WE STARTED IN EARNEST IN FEBRUARY TALKING ABOUT SOME OF THE DEEP SCENARIOS.
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So dire is the situation inside Venezuela, meanwhile, that foreign military intervention is being discussed in earnest.
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While God has not intervened, behind the scenes the struggle to succeed him has begun in earnest.
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Since Friday, when the selloff in equities began in earnest, the index has gained about 226 percent.
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The flood begins tomorrow as the show floor opens and keynotes and press conferences begin in earnest.
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After working on the problem on and off for years he decided to pursue it in earnest.
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I remember the first time I gave my finger, in earnest, and I got in huge trouble.
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What's next: The formal leadership campaign between Johnson and Hunt kicks off in earnest on June 22.
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By demanding an array of military options against North Korea, he also suggested he was in earnest.
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But in reality, the road to developing autonomous vehicles began in earnest more than a decade ago.
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And outside of assuring Democrats that Republicans are negotiating immigration in earnest, Ryan has made no promises.
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Or is it trying in earnest to comment on the artists' revolution that erupted in the 1950s?
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That work is being done in earnest, and was continued over the weekend, according to several accounts.
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Despite consumer demand for click and collect, surprisingly few retailers have rolled out the service in earnest.
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It wasn't until the markets opened Thursday morning that the stock really began its slide in earnest.
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Negotiations on Britain's future trade relationship with the EU are to start in earnest in the spring.
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The second stage of the Nintendo Entertainment System's long lifespan started in earnest on April 3, 1997.
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A commissioning cargo was sent last year, but supplies in earnest will only likely start in 2018.
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That's when he sold his first restaurant, and began developing the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in earnest.
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The skull will be displayed at the Burke until October, when scientists begin studying it in earnest.
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In the early years of Twitter, when irony wasn't a default, people tweet about "Smooth" in earnest.
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When we pick up Ross in Astoria and start our trip in earnest, my hopes are realized.
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The obsession with this pantry staple, however, didn't begin in earnest until I'd left home for college.
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The trouble is, currently Brexit negotiations can't begin in earnest until progress is made on Northern Ireland.
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In 22008, a major recession hit, miring the American economy in stagflation, and deindustrialization began in earnest.
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The race to cut seat pitch began in earnest after the U.S. deregulated the industry in 1903.
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"God's work within me began in earnest with Billy's outreach," Bush wrote in the Wall Street Journal.
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I begin the following day in earnest by dumping a teaspoon of MCT oil in my coffee.
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The AfD's move toward Islamophobia began in earnest as the party responded to Chancellor Merkel's refugee policies.
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Her advisers worried that would look unseemly just as she was beginning her presidential campaign in earnest.
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While he was genuinely in earnest about the pursuit of truth, Leonard had a supremely unsanctimonious temperament.
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After his death, the campaign to get her out, led by the German government, began in earnest.
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We'll have the latest updates from Black Friday, as the holiday shopping season begins in earnest today.
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More likely, they say, the two leaders will ask their trade negotiators to resume talks in earnest.
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Talks on a possible deal began in earnest last summer, two sources familiar with the negotiations said.
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In 215, Pousette-Dart returned in earnest to printmaking after a hiatus of more than forty years.
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In 21977, he began racing in earnest, and won eight races at a low level of competition.
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Wilbur saw shocking combat in World War II, which was when he began to write in earnest.
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It's possible they will strike some sort of humanitarian deal there before the assault begins in earnest.
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This situation has found me playing around with video podcasts in earnest for the first time ever.
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Oh, and a million memes were born as diligent hand washing and social distancing began in earnest.
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After Mr. Joseph's debut, Mr. Gladden will begin the formidable work of reviving his theater in earnest.
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Emboldened, Lang called the bank the next day, took out a loan and began construction in earnest.
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So, she began fund-raising in earnest, eventually raising $3 million for a variety of research efforts.
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The Senate will likely take several days to get through formalities before the trial begins in earnest.
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Such an effort, though, is likely to fail as the impeachment trial begins in earnest this week.
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Her dream is to be a real-life Viking hero, and she pursues this goal in earnest.
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The busy earnings season kicks off in earnest this week — and investors already have plenty to celebrate.
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That is the backdrop for the American talks with the Taliban which began in earnest in July.
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Founders will also set aside another 10% for an employee option pool to start hiring in earnest.
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No longer under Mr. Hallinan's purview, Ms. Harris began considering a campaign to replace him in earnest.
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Re-listening in earnest recently, I knew every pause, every key-change, every lyric deeply and perfectly.
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With the new season beginning in earnest with the Australian Open this week, what might 212 bring?
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Twitter began an effort to crack down on spam, bots, and fake followers in earnest in 2018.
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The following year, Pyongyang withdrew from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and began pursuing atomic weapons in earnest.
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In 2014 when Wagner started competing in races, he also started experimenting in earnest with running fuel.
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It will also kick off proceedings in the Senate that will likely begin in earnest next month.
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And it was the first time that I saw the #MeToo hashtag really taking off in earnest.
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By contrast, Barack Obama waited until the third year of his presidency to begin fundraising in earnest.
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"Only when China's ready to negotiate on those points can the talks begin in earnest," Cramer said.
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The emotional speech that Mr. Bloomberg gave yesterday began to be edited in earnest 24 hours before.
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Then starting in earnest, it's been her No. 1 gig for most of the last several years.
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The defense argued the couple's correspondence actually began in earnest after that first suicide attempt by Roy.
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Lawmakers and staffers from both sides will now begin to hash out differences in earnest, he added.
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The Civil Rights Movement began in earnest two months later when Rosa Parks refused to switch seats.
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In my early recovery, for example, I quit using heroin in earnest when I discovered I was pregnant.
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Corporate America's uneasy relationship with Trump's people and policies began in earnest just days after the president's inauguration.
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After the introductory bloviation and half-told history, the "Restoring Internet Freedom" proposal begins its argument in earnest.
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A massive shift in the legal landscape began in earnest with the efforts of members of Congress: Reps.
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Those plans changed when Rivian put up $1 million in "earnest money" on a potential purchase, he said.
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Finally, in 22011, Cotton started his college career in earnest as a 22-year-old sophomore at Alabama.
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The period of "political reflection" will start in earnest in mid-September at a summit in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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Remember: the raid launched on Friday, but the scavenger hunt didn't begin in earnest until the following Monday.
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The solutions Facebook proposes might at best chip away at the problem rather than tackle it in earnest.
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They could be doing their jobs completely in earnest and still be functioning as cover for the propagandists.
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Burundi's latest crisis began in earnest in 2015, when Mr Nkurunziza decided to run for a third term.
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It worked so well that I never went back, and have not opened my MacBook in earnest since.
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A piece of legislation is pitting companies against investors — and the investors have begun fighting back in earnest.
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Negotiations with Ford, which included some involvement from Bill Ford, began in earnest before the end of 2016.
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President Trump also recognizes that Iran will not negotiate in earnest unless its leaders have no other recourse.
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In August, it moved forward with the tiered plan in earnest for all video streaming for all customers.
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And the "personnel as policy" decisions for the Trump presidency commenced in earnest with the choice of Pence.
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They did, mostly — especially because there actually are people out there leaving Ken M-style comments in earnest.
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The company is also involved in Roborace, the autonomous support race that will begin in earnest next season.
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McGowan's acting career began in earnest in 21, when she was 22015 and starred in The Doom Generation.
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Feld holds back from investing in a company in earnest until it has clearly hit a success point.
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The 2020 campaign begins in earnest in just over two months, when Democrats gather for their first debate.
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The first demonstrations for women's right to drive in Saudi Arabia began in earnest after the Gulf War.
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Given the limited availability of Snapchat Spectacles, the sexual accessorizing of them has yet to begin in earnest.
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When I decided to start a skincare routine in earnest, I was particularly susceptible to holy-grail messaging.
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I meant to check out an episode while nursing a hangover before I started my day in earnest.
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If attempted in earnest, the world's largest company will surely spur innovation in mining practices and electronics recycling.
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He started conceiving the project in earnest this summer, and began assembly of his camera station in September.
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The south side native turned me onto Krakus Ham in earnest when I was in my early 20s.
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Talks only began in earnest after that year's September polls and a final deal was struck in 2010.
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Profit warnings from German blue chips BASF and Daimler have hit confidence as the reporting begins in earnest.
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But soon he'd seen the brighter side of things, for this meant truffle season was starting in earnest.
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Truman was governing just as the Cold War began in earnest and the Soviet Union began its expansion.
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But once officials started testing in earnest for Covid-19, the cases started coming — and coming and coming.
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The stretch run began in earnest on Thursday, with a few new characters about to play a part.
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Where would that put the president in early 1968, as his campaign for re-election began in earnest?
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Ms. Dash came onto the political stage in earnest when she endorsed Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in 2012.
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Canada Letter In Canada, the House of Commons' justice committee generally goes about its work in earnest obscurity.
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T-Series started posting trailers and music videos from its catalog on YouTube in earnest in late 2010.
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In 2013, he began recording and releasing music in earnest following a stint in a juvenile detention center.
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We needed to come up to speed on what actually happens, and that began in earnest last fall.
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On Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio became the latest city leader to pick up his sword in earnest.
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When the war begins in earnest, these personal conflicts do not fall away; they accrue even greater stakes.
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So at 15 or 16 he ran away from home, penniless, to begin traveling the country in earnest.
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Once Golden completed her training, she returned to Detroit and took up her sign painting career in earnest.
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President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial in the Senate will begin in earnest on Wednesday with opening arguments.
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And less than three months into her first term in Congress, the AOC backlash has begun in earnest.
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I also think the effort to dismantle Dodd-Frank will start in earnest with the Orderly Liquidation Authority.
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As the battle of bully pulpits begins in earnest, the Democrats may be down, but they're not out.
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Earnings season begins this week in earnest, with reports from Bank of America, IBM and Visa, among others.
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Meanwhile, "Mandalorian" merchandise — which wasn't available for Christmas — is expected to arrive in earnest sometime in the spring.
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However, it is important to note that Bruce's slide into chronic substance abuse began in earnest in 1964.
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In the 1950s, before the oppression of the Rohingya began in earnest, Harun conducted business throughout Southeast Asia.
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But eventually, in 2015, they agreed to ease the law on money apps and Toss launched in earnest.
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A few months later when their project ended they returned to New York, and began dating in earnest.
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It was early in April 2009 and early in the Pentagon's resumption in earnest of the Afghan war.
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Hence, he wants to significantly reduce the Russian role in Syria before campaigning begins in earnest in February.
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He then served as ambassador to the United Nations before returning to Israel to enter politics in earnest.
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Earnings season begins in earnest on Friday when JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co report quarterly results.
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However, the campaign only started to gain traction in earnest once the victims were wealthy, white, or both.
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For the last few years, scientists from a range of fields have begun to study them in earnest.
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As Trump led in polls and began to actually win primaries, the subreddit began to grow in earnest.
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But even the conservative estimate will miscarry if technologists and regulators don't come to the negotiating table in earnest.
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The handmaid rebellion, which began in earnest with season 2's many swipes at violence, is only growing stronger.
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De Mistura attempted to convene peace talks in January, but these failed before they had even started in earnest.
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In their own pivotal subplots, Edgar and Lindsay identify the things that will help them and pursue in earnest.
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Resident Evil 7's team started coming together in January 2014, but production didn't begin in earnest until February.
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But according to Hebron, the meeting was set in earnest and did not appear to have veiled PR ambitions.
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Once the news tab launches in earnest, articles will leave the busy, chaotic main feed for their own depot.
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First-quarter earnings begin in earnest on Friday, with JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co reporting quarterly results.
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A year ago, operators were saying 20203G rollouts would take off in earnest around the back end of 2019.
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It was here in Mr Musk's presentation that the technical details ran out and the speculation began in earnest.
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Though there were symbolic starts and photo ops, construction would not begin in earnest for nearly eight more years.
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The military-controlled airline expanded into consumer products in earnest in recent months, visitors to the isolated country say.
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As soon as victims began snooping around in earnest, the account was suspended, and it disappeared from Facebook entirely.
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Branson, for one, is all in on the technology (at least until Virgin Orbit starts blasting off in earnest).
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Research began in earnest in October, when teams of Ideo researchers set up shop in London, Shanghai and Chicago.
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After The Door is opened, members of the Ghost Nation tribe and other hosts begin uploading themselves in earnest.
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But even if energy reverses course in earnest, rising prices may not be "sustainable to the upside," Bartels said.
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The operation launched in earnest in 2009, and got off to a great start, with Tempting Dash winning $600,000.
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The request to change the venue, Huffman said, was made in earnest and not as part of the scheme.
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Earnings week begins in earnest across sectors on Monday, with metals company Alcoa scheduled as the first to report.
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Aleppo has been a major rebel base since 2012, when the Syrian civil war really took off in earnest.
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"The investigation has kicked off in earnest," the source said, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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We talked about art, activism, identity—and then began collaborating in earnest for about a year and a half.
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The project started in earnest in 2014 with an initial workshop attended by 48 musicologists of varying technical backgrounds.
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Over the weekend, I received an email from Murali Ramanujam, who hasn't played video games in earnest since 22016.
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And it seems that, at long last, the charging infrastructure necessary to support EVs is being planned in earnest.
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So starting in 1998, they began making campaign donations and lobbying Congress in earnest to block return-free filing.
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That's a battle that will be joined in earnest as Ryan tries to pass a budget later this year.
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Kohli and his men turned up in earnest but appeared to have left character behind in the dressing room.
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Shelby said Republicans didn't discuss numbers with Trump and predicted negotiating would begin in earnest after the Thanksgiving recess.
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Ready or not, Golden State will be forced to laser in on that future in earnest with Curry sidelined.
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As the college football season begins in earnest this weekend, many athletic directors are looking far down the road.
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The overhaul of Mercedes began in earnest in May 2013 with the launch of a new flagship S-class.
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By 2003, however, Microsoft got into the market in earnest, releasing a similar product for its Windows operating system.
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Those layoffs began in earnest this week, with the company saying that it has plans to cut 2,400 people.
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C laire McCaskill as she began her 2018 re-election campaign in earnest, a Daily Beast forensic analysis reveals.
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That technology is what Planetary Resources will use to launch its space resource exploration in earnest the company said.
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"We're trying in earnest to meet them where they are; we are bending over backwards to get things moving."
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The platitudes abound, but they're healthy platitudes, offered in earnest, even if the underlying dread remains deep and unshakable.
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With second-quarter corporate earnings set to begin in earnest, investors are looking for results to support equity valuations.
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"Thailand's military government will become untenable after the cremation and as the new reign begins in earnest," he added.
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But I've been thinking, in earnest, about what it might have meant for little me to happen upon this.
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Even when the negotiations do get underway in earnest, they are likely to take years to produce an outcome.
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It began in earnest after their divorce, although it was interrupted for an extended period to raise her daughters.
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By 19463, the Cold War had started in earnest, and Stalin ordered Romania to get rid of its king.
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In the two years since this crisis began in earnest, migrants have begun leaving under riskier and riskier conditions.
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There, with access to a gym and free public courts, Francois was able to initiate his plan in earnest.
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Preparations for this Open began in earnest in 1593 when the club hired the design firm of Coore & Crenshaw.
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As the primary process gets underway in earnest, we've rounded up some of Yang's most prominent endorsements to date.
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Companies have already started feeling the pinch of Beijing's clampdown on overseas investments, which started in earnest in December.
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But it wasn't until a city front loader started tearing down plywood shanties that people started moving in earnest.
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What aspects of the trial were they most awed or surprised by as it all kicked off in earnest?
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Campaigns to educate patients and caregivers about the lifesaving power of early detection need to be implemented in earnest.
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His remarks come on the same day that the Senate will begin in earnest its trial over Trump's impeachment.
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After the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, I was able to begin work in earnest with Polish officials.
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So Mr. Priebus, over the last 48 hours, has begun reaching out in earnest to some of those people.
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Securing funding has been a source of struggle since efforts began in earnest to construct the monument in 1833.
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McConnell has announced that the trial will begin in earnest next week with a vote on the rules package.
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It was the last possible weekend to do so before the United States Open build-out begins in earnest.
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What's next: Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has indicated that the trial will begin in earnest on Tuesday.
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The fight over encryption has now begun in earnest, and the survival of private messaging is far from assured.
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But in 2018, more than a year after the #MeToo movement took off in earnest, witches have renewed significance.
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And ultimately, with his reelection campaign about to begin in earnest, Trump is denying them at his own peril.
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According to Federal Reserve Senior Loan Officer survey data, credit tightening for auto loans began in earnest in 220006.
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As the 2020 race kicks off in earnest, the challenges the $580 billion tech firm faces will only intensify.
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Afghanistan's modern woes began in earnest in 19903, when the Soviet Union invaded to prop up a communist regime.
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The Trump administration should take up the INF issue in earnest, speaking to Russia in the language of action.
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Now in the second year of his second term, the mayor seems to be renewing those efforts in earnest.
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Trump's push began in earnest on Tuesday, when he visited Capitol Hill seeking support for the plan among Republicans.
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In most tellings, the current age of superhero movies began in earnest in 2000, with Bryan Singer's X-Men.
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Confederates seek loot and suppliesThis irregular guerrilla war was an improvisation that began in earnest in the summer of 1862.
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It was the first time there has been any indication that Mr. Trump might look to raise money in earnest.
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Diplomats say they hope talks could re-start in earnest when, and if, the budget gets passed in early November.
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Analysts have been revising their earnings expectations higher for the STOXX 600 before Europe's earnings season kicks off in earnest.
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It vacuumed up a trio of startups and got to work in earnest on one smartwatch to rule them all.
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The chancellor also shared the joke with others nearby, including summit chair Donald Tusk, before talks got started in earnest.
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I began to rage in earnest, taking big swings at the printer with the bat and then the heavy sledgehammer.
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That retail earnings season kicks off in earnest with the major department stores doesn't help the conversation surrounding the sector.
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To avoid such ill effects, societies and economies must start in earnest to prepare for those longer lives right now.
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It began experimenting with e-commerce in earnest, allowing brands to sell things people can buy without leaving the app.
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All of this commitment phobia talk began in earnest with "Week 6," during Rachel and Peter's one-on-one date.
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But they quickly fell back and only rose in earnest at the end of October when the RBA started cutting.
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Think, if you can, all the way back to last June, when the summer of retrogrades kicked off in earnest.
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We arrive home, and I go to the bathroom, and there's no mistaking it: The bleeding has started in earnest.
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Or doping may happen before an athlete's career starts in earnest, and thus before she falls under anti-doping rules.
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JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Citigroup are scheduled to report on Friday, kicking off the second quarter earnings season in earnest.
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The US hit was another example of incremental improvements in a system that has yet to be tested in earnest.
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The biggest challenges - reforms of the pension and tax systems - cannot be addressed in earnest until Congress returns in February.
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Tens of thousands have been killed in the conflict, which resumed in earnest after a peace process collapsed in 2015.
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Addressing baseball's many challenges will begin in earnest when MLB's Winter Meetings kick off in Las Vegas on Dec. 10.
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"Those talks will continue in earnest this coming week," White House Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow told reporters in a briefing.
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My fascination with the white-haired, 35 mm camera-slinging photographer started in earnest when I was 15 years old.
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But if traders are wrong, and a tariff war breaks out in earnest this summer, the disruption could be severe.
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That means many will wait until they know which direction the country is headed before they begin shopping in earnest.
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The bank began to build its international operations in earnest after its acquisition of Wachovia at the start of 2009.
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De Mistura attempted to hold peace talks a month ago but these failed before they had even started in earnest.
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Once she began rehabbing in earnest last year, Sands was by her side, working out for much of the process.
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She started that effort in earnest Thursday, detailing how her faith affected her upbringing and guided her throughout her life.
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And in the same call, Chipotle executives said the company would begin in earnest its push into pizza and burgers.
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Negotiators are under pressure to wrap up the talks before Mexico's presidential election campaign kicks off in earnest in February.
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Their breedable rabbits were explosively popular when they were initially released, and arguably kicked off the breedable boom in earnest.
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With a qualified list and a tracking system in place, we are ready to start the money hunt in earnest.
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Investers were nervous ahead of fourth-quarter earning season which kicks off in earnest in the United States this week.
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Earnings begin in earnest, with Delta Air Lines Inc reporting on Wednesday, followed by big U.S. banks later this week.
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This incentivizes players to get better and learn how to play before sending you headfirst into the story in earnest.
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Following years of resistance, the ride-hailing company is finally starting to roll out its driver-tipping features in earnest.
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President Trump will be unlikely to have similar qualms, and the dismantling could begin in earnest sooner rather than later.
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With any luck, by the end of 2019, the long-awaited age of commercial spaceflight will have begun in earnest.
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The last commercial hunt for humpbacks occurred in 1972, which is when researchers say this population's recovery began in earnest.
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A large field of potential Democratic candidates will set out in earnest to win the right to take on Trump.
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But we are still missing, and have not yet started in earnest to compose and acquire, an accompanying cosmopolitan awareness.
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JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup are scheduled to report results on Friday, kicking off the earnings season in earnest.
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Since 2012, when its lobbying campaign began in earnest, OneMain has helped enact legislative changes in at least 10 states.
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The ECB has indicated it's a discussion that didn't occur during the summer but may begin in earnest this fall.
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But now production of the film that would become known as The Thief and the Cobbler could commence in earnest.
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With the administration eager to begin negotiations in earnest later this summer, there is pressure to conclude the agreement quickly.
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Letter from Washington The American general election traditionally begins in earnest on Labor Day, which falls this year on Sept.
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Early ballots drop about a month before the November elections, meaning the general starts in earnest in about six weeks.
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That's what Twitter co-founder Biz Stone did in 2009, nearly a year before Twitter started selling ads in earnest.
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At nearly midnight, two hours after they took over the Bataclan, the gunmen began negotiating in earnest with the police.
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"We really began doing the work in earnest, the videos and things, in May and June of 2014," Hansen says.
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Nike was so badly burned by the whole debacle that they haven't returned in earnest to the cycling world since.
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Before the ride even began in earnest, a skull started talking to me, telling me to beware or some shit.
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The Iowa Republican would not rule out paid sick leave or a payroll tax holiday as talks begin in earnest.
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The changes to Long Beach — about 265 miles south of Los Angeles — began in earnest more than 520 years ago.
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My training starts in earnest today, and I'm committed to running at least three days a week all month. 2.
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I've come to accept that I'm simply doing the best that I can with the choices I made in earnest.
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Though her first collection didn't appear until she was 45, she began to write in earnest in her early 20s.
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Negotiations over a new bill, which had been estimated to cost $1 trillion, kicked off in earnest on Thursday night.
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We also preview the 2019 baseball season, which begins in earnest today, with all 30 Major League teams in action.
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The advent of shopping malls in Paramus touched off a long decline that the city is now addressing in earnest.
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It was at Baikonur that the Soviets launched Sputnik in 1957, shocking America and beginning the space race in earnest.
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As the rain began falling in earnest, the white supremacists began leaving Lafayette Park in front of the White House.
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From the look of relief on the man's face, however, Latour realized that the question had been posed in earnest.
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A portrait of Clint Eastwood, painted in earnest homage and found by a friend at a Yucca Valley swap meet.
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I thought it was fun that this was clued straight, and found early examples of the motion used in earnest.
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So far, profits published for the fourth quarter fell 0.9% but the reporting season has yet to begin in earnest.
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Contracts started to be signed in earnest again in the final weeks of 2018, and momentum built through last year.
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But it was after that, on the way back to the harbor in Split, when our challenges started in earnest.
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It&aposs doubtful that you&aposll see many more steeper discounts than this when Cyber Monday kicks off in earnest.
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The government helped with a series of ham-handed responses to the protests, which started in earnest on April 373.
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In any case, a trial would not be expected to start in earnest, with opening oral arguments, until next week.
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She broke out in earnest by winning the BNP Paribas Open, a top-tier tour event in Indian Wells, Calif.
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The impeachment trial in the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, is scheduled to begin in earnest later Tuesday afternoon.
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On Tuesday, January 21, the historic impeachment trial of President Donald Trump will begin in earnest in the US Senate.
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In earnest, almost plaintive email missives to supporters, he ticked off the miles, described the scenery and asked for donations.
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N. True cringe is something posted in earnest, and being earnest is the enemy of internet culture in the 2010s.
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Meanwhile, the House and Senate will start in earnest next week to reconcile their tax bills in a bipartisan conference.
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Reform of Ukraine's judicial system, which began in earnest in 2628, is designed to restore public confidence in the judiciary.
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She had started documenting Renty's life and connection to her family in earnest after the death of her mother, Mattye.
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The company is looking to fix that when it launches its first style-oriented mainline in the fall in earnest.
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What has changed since the NN discussions started in earnest in 53 is that wireless network performance is broadband-esque.
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The effort began in earnest last summer, when state officials, after a competitive bidding process, selected two companies to participate.
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As we reported ... the couple opted for a wedding at their house and the set-up began in earnest Friday.
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"Those talks will continue in earnest this coming week," White House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow told reporters in a briefing.
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The 2018 midterms begin in earnest on Tuesday, with four primary elections in Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
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Sea turtle rescues started in earnest in October, but wildlife rescuers say the past week has been the deadliest ever recorded.
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That conversation continued in earnest this year, just miles from where Michael Brown was shot dead by police in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Discussing the failure of Green Lantern, Ryan shared in earnest that he felt like he represented the death of the superhero.
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Beginning in earnest with the launch of House of Cards in February 2013, Netflix soon began producing its own original programming.
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On Friday, April 12, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co will post results to begin the earnings season in earnest.
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The WikiLeaks founder saw one of the fake Gervais quotes and posted it to his own Twitter account, apparently in earnest.
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De Blasio's candidacy begins now in earnest now, but he has been running against Trump and national Republicans for some time.
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The President-elect had previously suggested that the work of his administration will begin in earnest on Monday -- and not before.
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To that end, Twitch, Mixer, and Caffeine have begun to compete in earnest over exclusive deals for big names in streaming.
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The potential loss of U.S. military support is likely to generate a newfound willingness on their part to negotiate in earnest.
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Ebola proved the exception, with vaccine efforts restarted in earnest around the 2014 outbreak, building off of decades of prior research.
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The storm started in earnest for many in the mid-Atlantic January 22, with the worst conditions peaking overnight into Saturday.
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But—with butter genuinely not available during shortages in WWII—the push to make margarine a true substitute began in earnest.
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"Commercial entities may not post about the Trials or Games on their corporate social media accounts," Baird writes, apparently in earnest.
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What is clear is that before any of that starts back up in earnest, there is other work to be done.
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I have been working my way in earnest, but I am still far from arriving at the essence of my magic.
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Fighting began in earnest in early 2015 when the Houthis drove out Yemen's US-backed government, led by Hadi, from Sanaa.
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In the meantime, a debate over the future of self-driving cars begins in earnest, and another human life remains lost.
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I emailed Dickey to ask whether his post was written in earnest or if it was a joke that fell flat.
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DBS began overhauling its processes and computer systems in 2009, before starting to build a "digital bank" in earnest in 2014.
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For Jean-Marie Le Pen, arguably the father of Europe's far-right political movement, the backlash began in earnest in 224.
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Namely because a passing glance could convince you the animation originated from an era where people said "jazz cigarette" in earnest.
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A few months later, Slat dropped out of engineering school, founded the nonprofit Ocean Cleanup, and began to design in earnest.
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Vivian Girls debuted at the exact moment when terms like "blogosphere" and "buzz band" were still being used mostly in earnest.
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But once Juiceboxxx's set began in earnest, the entire room felt like it had been transported out of the festival entirely.
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The testing of Slat's technology began in earnest last summer and will continue in various phases over the next several years.
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On Friday, April 290, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co will post results to begin the earnings season in earnest.
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This is in addition to the changes in the Fed's monetary policy - now that the tightening cycle has commenced in earnest.
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Few of them believe the government's assurances that construction will get going in earnest before the rainy season starts in June.
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And whether those programs succeed or fail, basic income advocates argue that it's time to start experimenting with them in earnest.
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To clarify, this isn't Heidecker's first foray into the music world, but it's definitely his first time doing it in earnest.
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Amazon and other tech quasi-monopolies have benefitted greatly from the relaxing of antitrust laws that began in earnest in 1982.
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Before the tax reform debate has even begun in earnest, it has moved into a realm of pure fable and fantasy.
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Analysts expect U.S. regulators will be keen to wrap up the case well before U.S. presidential election campaigning begins in earnest.
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D., whose committee has jurisdiction over such matters, has expressed his desire to begin updating the Act in earnest this year.
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The programme started in earnest late in August 1985; by early September a five-digit inflation rate had flipped to deflation.
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They got it at the nonwaiver trading deadline, but instead of disappearing from the playoff race, they joined it in earnest.
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Most of the venues are 50-70 percent complete ahead of test events that will kick off in earnest this summer.
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Nearly half (48 percent) of midterm voters in 2010 wanted to see the law passed just months earlier repealed in earnest.
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If March 2000 rings any bells, that&aposs because it&aposs the month that the dot-com collapse commenced in earnest.
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If Giridharadas worries that the super-wealthy just play at changing the world, Callahan worries they're going at it in earnest.
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But there is plenty of precedent for failure, particularly in a floor vote, leading both sides to begin negotiations in earnest.
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The fundamental disagreement over freedom of expression is likely to be central to those negotiations if they ever resume in earnest.
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Teele, who said she quit curlBOX three times before she launched it in earnest, has been one of Matthews' favorite interviews.
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"The data analysis is only now beginning in earnest," John Charles, an associate manager for NASA's human research program, said Friday.
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Google/LG Nexus 5X and Huawei 6P (2015) This was the line that brought Google into the hardware race in earnest.
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I have been called a "cuck snowflake," a phrase so idiotic I thought it couldn't be lobbed against someone in earnest.
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That kept him going as his recovery started in earnest — that desire not to be forgotten, not to be written off.
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But then this beautifully designed, maddeningly aimless show starts in earnest, and demonstrates how difficult it is to theatricalize a mindscape.
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It's not that they were lazy or shirked responsibilities; in fact, each seemed like they tried to create value in earnest.
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She faced Paula Jones in a celebrity boxing bout in 2002, and started an unremarkable boxing career in earnest in 903.
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The results were shared widely among Republicans, and echoed in party leaders' speeches when they launched the tax push in earnest.
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In other sports news, with the N.F.L. season beginning in earnest this weekend, Colin Kaepernick finds himself out of the league.
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Shortly thereafter, bipartisan talks started in earnest to try to put together a package that could quickly make it into law.
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But for now, especially before the death toll in the US starts to skyrocket in earnest, positive results are incredibly powerful.
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" Rogers began investigating investment possibilities in earnest four years later, "a few months after the kid [Kim Jong-un] took over.
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Its digital transformation began in earnest in 2002, built around the ability to do continuous, real-time monitoring of its products.
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The study of the life indoors began in earnest with the work of Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), a Dutch microscopist.
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Let the magnitude of the moment sink in for at least a few more days before the fretting begins in earnest.
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Potential jurors are scheduled to appear in court April 1 with the trial set to begin in earnest the following week.
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USC's rally began in earnest when it cranked up its defense intensity and held Utah without a point for 6:22.
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The trial will begin in earnest with opening statements from both the managers, and President Donald Trump's defense counsel on Tuesday.
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The sustained strength in driving volumes is a good sign for refiners as the U.S. driving season kicks off in earnest.
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Does anyone know what we are going to get when the Fed begins the downsizing of its balance sheet in earnest?
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But some Republicans privately worry that the early spending could dent their candidates even before races begin in earnest next year.
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Her writing career began in earnest when, as a senior at Queens College, she completed a novel about a rabbi's secretary.
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Starting in the nineteen-nineties, Le Guin returned in earnest to historical fiction, in "Lavinia," and to science fiction and fantasy.
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That effort began in earnest after it announced a deal in 2010 to purchase Infineon's wireless chip business for $1.4 billion.
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The Trump team choices came to light four days before his trial is set to begin in earnest in the Senate.
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She had frequent crying jags that spring, usually fuelled by alcohol: this was the year she began to drink in earnest.
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After that, the Senate is expected to recess for the weekend; the trial will begin in earnest Tuesday, according to McConnell.
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Y., has pushed hard for the Senate to issue subpoenas for documents and witnesses before the trial proceedings began in earnest.
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The part where people descend on a rural Nevada desert town where they're really not welcome starts in earnest this weekend.
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"It wasn't until my friend broadcast his need for a kidney that I seriously thought about this in earnest," she said.
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U.N. work on loss and damage only began in earnest after a mechanism to tackle it was set up in 2013.
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"God's work within me began in earnest with Billy's outreach," Bush wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed published Friday.
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Both Trump and his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have been repeating those lines in earnest over the past few days.
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On this late August night, Rebolú had come to the middle of its second set before the dancing began in earnest.
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The trouble is: the Iraqi and Kurdish armies aren't moving terribly fast, and the West seems unwilling to commit in earnest.
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Especially when you consider the way short quarterbacks have performed since the modern game began in earnest with the A.F.L.-N.
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Either they wouldn't do it, or they would be so far gone morally that they would be doing it in earnest.
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They're starting to research "Highly Sensitive People" (HSPs) in earnest—a less sexy research prospect than their evil cousin the narcissist.
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Either way, as momentum toward a sustainable energy system builds in earnest, the need for hydrogen will only grow more acute.
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This is Twitter's first emoji connected to the 2016 race, which begins in earnest when Iowa holds its caucuses on Feb. 1.
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I'm sure Hannah will pick this up in no time once the show starts filming in earnest in just a few days.
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What else can we expect to see between now and -- and, say, when the campaign begins in earnest in September or October?
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As the most recent merger boom winds down, the broken promises of over-eager corporate executives will begin to emerge in earnest.
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It was also the year rank-and-file workers, rich and poor, made their voices heard in earnest from inside these companies.
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Photo: Hajor/WikimediaThe search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) began in earnest in the 1960s when scientists started scanning for alien radio signals.
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Earnings season starts in earnest Friday with a quartet of big banks reporting: Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, PNC and Wells Fargo.
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"These are talks that are occurring in earnest — we want to fix DACA," Ryan said before the last government shutdown in January.
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At once silly and terrifying, its ads were often too ridiculous to be believed, even though they were undoubtedly conceived in earnest.
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Since it first started growing in earnest in the early 20th century, the grid has worked according to the same basic model.
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Moon told Trump he will contact the North in earnest to talk about holding an inter-Korean summit soon, the official said.
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It began in earnest in mid-July when a towering pink robot was constructed and a countdown timer appeared on the island.
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But when more driverless cars venture onto the roads in earnest, having plenty of belts and braces might help reassure their passengers.
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Fiscal flexing has been central to RHOA's paradigm since it began in 93, right as the global financial crisis started in earnest.
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The FCC, aided by the FTC and Congress, now began in earnest its campaign to undo the work of the previous administration.
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Last October, exactly 17 years after the first US troops entered Afghanistan, negotiations between the US and the Taliban began in earnest.
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Since it first started growing in earnest in the early 26th century, the grid has worked according to the same basic model.
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If the music video had presented a wild L.A. club in earnest with a one-year-old there, eyebrows would be raised.
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In season 6, Caputo finally begins to woo Natalie in earnest; she finally admits that she possesses feelings within her stone heart.
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Here, we continue with October, which starts prestige season in earnest but leaves room for a supervillain and the inevitable Halloween horror.
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Google found and fixed the bug back in March, around the same time the Cambridge Analytica story was heating up in earnest.
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Profit warnings from German blue chips BASF and Daimler have hit confidence as the reporting season kicks off in earnest next week.
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But its unwillingness to begin the normalization process in earnest is creating significant risks for the long-term health of the economy.
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But the cleanup effort never materialized in earnest, and earlier this year, the city said it would actually take 20 more years.
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Since the government began scaling back nuclear power in earnest in late 2017, it has lost money in every quarter but one.
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But that may not be exactly how it plays out if Dish enters the wireless business in earnest, Moffett and Moffett wrote.
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She is engaged to a smarmy New York stockbroker (Max Greenfield, an expert in earnest sleaziness) and has a steady office job.
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And as the calendar turned to 2016, the process to elect a new president—in a wide-open contest—begins in earnest.
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The company has been working on this project in earnest since June 2014, more than a year before Two Hours was published.
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College football finally starts in earnest this weekend with perhaps the most stacked lineup of kickoff matchups the sport has ever seen.
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When the shows begin in earnest, a Definitive Collector's Edition will be available, presumably featuring any last minute changes to the script.
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Bilfinger said talks with bidders would continue in earnest and the process could be completed within the next two to three weeks.
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Air strikes are claimed to have killed at least 350 IS fighters in the days before the ground offensive began in earnest.
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At the soonest, it could be in the next few months — as the race to figure out virtual reality starts in earnest.
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By July, when Cape Cod's waters warm and great whites begin to appear in earnest, those measures will get high-tech reinforcement.
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He raised $3.1 million in seed money from Boldstart Ventures in NYC in 2016 and began building out the product in earnest.
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KUTUPALONG REFUGEE CAMP, Bangladesh (Reuters) - It was after Mohib Ullah scored his first political victories that the death threats began in earnest.
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And it's perfect timing: as the summer kicks off in earnest, you can take some of the year's best surprises with you.
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Investors were cautious ahead of earnings, which begin in earnest next week with reports from Alcoa and four of the big banks.
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"We'll just add it to the long list of things that Republicans in Congress have failed to make progress in," Earnest said.
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The earnings season kicks off in earnest on Friday, when big Wall Street banks JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup report results.
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No one wanted to stand by the results, even its chief architects fell upon themselves and the blame game began in earnest.
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The GOP's worse nightmare is coming to fruition as the Trump meltdown is occurring just as early voting has begun in earnest.
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About a month after he'd started searching in earnest, Poke saw Rod as he glanced through a window by the warehouse district.
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Now is the time to begin, in earnest, to foster and implement integrated approaches to healthcare that improve quality and lower costs.
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Separately, there is a desperate need for insurers and air medical transport providers to engage in earnest and solutions-oriented reimbursement conversations.
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The race for the Democratic nomination began in earnest over the past couple of weeks, or at least it feels that way.
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Back in March, roughly two months after Donald Trump assumed the presidency, Ben Wikler began working in earnest to prevent another war.
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U.S. corporate earnings season begins in earnest next week, with large banks such as Citigroup Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co reporting results.
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After studying studio art at Hunter College—with a concentration in darkroom photography—she started making music of her own in earnest.
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Later, he tried in earnest to bring ABDL-friendly diapers to market, but the economy crashed just before the product's launch date.
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Fittingly, the band ended just as screamo was beginning in earnest, leaving it up to their peers to carry the genre forward.
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If embraced in earnest, Mr. Sabin says, this approach will result in reductions in greenhouse gas emissions — a goal of many Democrats.
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The two saw each other on a Washington, DC, street corner in December 2018, right before the campaign kicked off in earnest.
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Given his lame-duck status, many expect the fight will now begin in earnest among the Kremlin elite to choose his successor.
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Talks between the two companies began in earnest shortly after Mr. Little was appointed to his post in March, the executives said.
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Veterans of previous White Houses described this type of questioning as a frequent occurrence before a re-election campaign begins in earnest.
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After beginning her professional career in earnest in the 22008s, Ms. Dexter all but vanished from the cabaret scene in the '21996s.
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"We're starting to have those conversations now in earnest," Boone said, while acknowledging it would not be anyone currently on the staff.
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Mr. Tan's deal-making streak began in earnest in 2013, when Avago bought LSI, a maker of networking chips, for $6.6 billion.
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A large group of guys there for a bachelor party, half of them wearing Hawaiian shirts, were beginning to drink in earnest.
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When, or even if, a fulsome debate on those issues plays out in earnest on the Senate floor remains an open question.
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Days after the 2020 Democratic primary season kicked off in earnest, Iowa continues to surprise us, and not in a good way.
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Trump's lawyers were required to produce the comprehensive filing ahead of the trial, which is expected to begin in earnest on Tuesday.
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Breakingviews As the most recent merger boom winds down, the broken promises of overeager corporate executives will begin to emerge in earnest.
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As he began searching for art in earnest across the Soviet Union, Mr. Zarug said he discovered huge stores of neglected paintings.
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With that phone call, Mr. Diller ended a six-year saga that had cost $22018 million before construction had started in earnest.
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Fighting between the government and rebels in Kachin has flared for decades but restarted in earnest in 2011, according to the report.
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A decision to pursue the Trump plan in earnest could jeopardize what for many Israelis is the whole point of their nation.
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After that the Senate will likely head home for the weekend and "the trial will commence in earnest on Tuesday," McConnell said.
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President Donald Trump has been impeached, and his trial in the US Senate is expected to begin in earnest on January 21st.
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The market has been all over the map in the year-plus since the U.S.-China trade war got underway in earnest.
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The third impeachment trial of an American president got underway in earnest on Tuesday, amid an atmosphere of instant recrimination and polarization.
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The Senate is then expected to break for the holiday weekend and reconvene next Tuesday, when the trial will begin in earnest.
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On Tuesday, January 21, arguments in the historic impeachment trial of President Donald Trump will begin in earnest in the US Senate.
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"The allegory is that we really started working on the show in earnest around the time the election was happening," Harberts said.
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Media rights for the N.F.L., still the biggest draw on television, expire in 2022, but negotiations will begin in earnest next year.
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Then as soon as White House aides returned to Washington on Thursday afternoon, the West Wing impeachment planning kicked off in earnest.
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The more stringent enforcement of regulations might prove to be bad news for tourists when the season begins in earnest in December.
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With a new administration in office and so much at stake, now is a good time to approach that task in earnest.
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Work started and stopped three times for lack of funds before the project finally got under way in earnest in April 2007.
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On October 26, 1996, the Internet Archive began in earnest, helping to collect big statements and tiny wrinkles alike on the internet.
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So I decided to do Dry January in earnest, in quiet solidarity and in hopes of better understanding my relationship with alcohol.
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Trump's wheeling and dealing kicked off in earnest Tuesday night after one of his must gung-ho supporters on Capitol Hill, Rep.
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"When peace is established on the Korean peninsula along with complete denuclearisation, economic cooperation can be carried out in earnest," Moon said.
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Kauff was at last in the majors, and it would be a pleasure to report that his career now began in earnest.
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Moon told Trump he will contact the North in earnest to talk about holding an inter-Korean summit soon, the official said.
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The speculation about it started in earnest when scientists noticed it had slingshotted around the sun faster than should have been possible.
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After last summer, work on "Views" began in earnest, split between 40's Toronto studio and the one in Drake's Southern California home.
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If we were to go on numbers alone, gay dads have been popping up on television in earnest since the new millennium began.
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No doubt more features will appear as the power couple settles in as private citizens and begins administrating the Obama Foundation in earnest.
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With that in mind, it's a good idea to take stock of what you need to move before you get started in earnest.
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Beyond that, details are pretty thin at the moment, so stay tuned to TechCrunch's E3 coverage, which kicks off in earnest on Sunday.
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But the majority of its events, which will occur in roughly 30 U.S. cities, will kick off in earnest this weekend, Karchawer said.
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Like all rallies, it will end when positions are too bullish, profit expectations are too high, and the Fed begins tightening in earnest.
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The process is expected to start in earnest after the U.S. Labor Day holiday in early September, one of the two sources said.
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But the G20 summit is the first face-to-face trade discussion between the two leaders since the trade war started in earnest.
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The business jet (basically a less lavish private plane) entered service in earnest this year after two decades of fastidious, often-delayed development.
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All of this is important because it helps explain the business considerations behind the streaming wars, which kick off in earnest this fall.
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The spring 2018 primary season began in earnest Tuesday, as voters in Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and North Carolina went to the polls.
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Sometimes, as I'm trying to hop back on, another wave hits and it happens all over again before I can start in earnest.
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According to the Terminator movie franchise, the battle between humans and machines isn't supposed to start in earnest for at least another decade.
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Throughout the book you flirted on and off for years with the idea of returning to swimming before it truly happened in earnest.
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The actor didn't even know at first that Stamets was gay until he began meeting with producers in earnest to discuss the role.
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Then one of the other men (the composer Jason Carr) takes his seat at a piano bench and the play begins in earnest.
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Sparked by a proposed tax on WhatsApp calls, the protests began in earnest Thursday night with demonstrators forcing road closures around the country.
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After sparring occasionally in previous debates, the two men battered each other in earnest in a series of caustic exchanges on Saturday night.
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When Eliza Reid, who is now the first lady, moved to Iceland with Guðni in 2003, she soon started learning Icelandic in earnest.
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The fight to redefine the party began in earnest when Bernie Sanders' brand of socialism went toe-to-toe with Clinton's moderate approach.
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So far, publications like Pitchfork, the FADER, Vulture, Exclaim, and others have covered this story in earnest, taking the band at their word.
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Even very high-profile deregulatory matters like the Clean Power Plan and car-tailpipe emissions requirements are only now getting underway in earnest.
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But by 2006 the last of those tax breaks were phased out, and an exodus of Puerto Rico's industrial employers began in earnest.
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But it arrived at the endpoint the series always needed to get to: Gilmore daughter Rory beginning her career in journalism in earnest.
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The reporting season kicks off in earnest on Friday, with results from the big U.S. banks JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co .
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When Steyer entered the political arena in earnest about five years ago, he focused on making climate change a central issue for Democrats.
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His unfavorables have gone up since the primaries began in earnest in early February and people started paying more attention to the election.
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To McDaniel's point, Depp is not the first celebrity to allude to --- whether in jest or in earnest -- the killing of President Trump.
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Now, Trump begins his run for re-election in earnest, where he will make every effort to galvanize his base of passionate supporters.
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Mr. Romney, who was still duking it out in his own primary campaign, did not start airing ads in earnest until the fall.
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The Time Warner jet then headed back to New York, with the hard work of deal making about to pick up in earnest.
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Investors are next looking for cues from the first-quarter earnings season, beginning in earnest with Alcoa's report after the bell on Monday.
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The trip follows President Donald Trump's abrupt announcement that US troops will leave Syria, even as the fight against ISIS continues in earnest.
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Efforts to thwart the RFS began in earnest and have led many to believe that the RFS is intended to distort the market.
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The National Football League kicked off its preseason in earnest last night, marking the imminent return of the nation's most popular professional sport.
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And a 2017 study by anthropologists at the University of California Davis said that our skulls changed shape when farming began in earnest.
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At Wellesley, from which she earned a bachelor's degree in political science in 251, the young Ms. Curtin began studying voice in earnest.
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"All the things he said during the election were the talk of an amateur — I don't think he was in earnest," he said.
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Rather, it began in earnest with then GOP presidential candidate, Ben Carson, who now serves as Trump's Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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Their stories were largely lost in a news cycle dominated by Trump's outrage du jour until impeachment proceedings began in earnest in September.
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Unfortunately, Winger doesn't show up in earnest until the fourth episode of this batch, and she and Elliott have very few scenes together.
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Much of the cost of building its 5G network, which has not yet begun in earnest, can be financed out of cash flows.
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But the recovery that began in earnest in March faded after prices above $45 enticed oil drillers to return to the well pad.
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The punishment stems from an internal investigation that resumed in earnest in January 2016 after the grand jury declined to charge the officers.
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On Monday, a Cuomo spokesman, Richard Azzopardi, said that budget negotiations would now "begin in earnest," after the passage of one-house bills.
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Hailey Kilgore's performance as Ti Moune is ravishing, grounding the entire production in earnest warmth, while Michael Arden's staging is intimate and robust.
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When I read the book in earnest (and while stoned) last year, the passages seemed stupid to me, but they make sense now.
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The migration north began in earnest during the spring, with a large influx in Tijuana in late May, and the surge has continued.
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As Congress' efforts to reform our nation's tax code began in earnest, House Speaker Paul Ryan gave a speech that explained his priorities.
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It's a market in which Microsoft has always stood apart, and that Amazon and Google have only just begun to explore in earnest.
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Although some retailers have already started marking down items and cueing the holiday music, the season will kick off in earnest next week.
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All of that can make a time- and sanity-saver of deep cleaning your refrigerator before the shopping and cooking begin in earnest.
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Shortly afterward he left the Navy and began his acting career in earnest, working in summer stock in Cape May, N.J., and elsewhere.
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The book doesn't begin in earnest until its midpoint, when the self-conscious Allen makes way for letters Michael wrote from behind bars.
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But the event has broken free of its traditional moorings in earnest now, as this week's landing in the Paris suburbs makes clear.
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BANGKOK — With the gilded pageantry of a bygone era, the cremation ceremony of King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand began in earnest on Thursday.
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But "Dia de los Muertos" is entirely in earnest, expressing a love for Romantic ballet that doesn't displace a love of Mexican culture.
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But abruptly, by the middle of 280, investors started to worry in earnest that their stakes were in jeopardy of shrinking to zero.
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The US and the Taliban have worked on a deal in earnest since January, and now it seems to be bearing some fruit.
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Many of his contemporaries held biography in contempt, arguing in earnest that art remains unshaped by the ebb and flow of everyday experience.
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But the state party now has what the Republican Party then needed more than anything else: A reason to start building in earnest.
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But even if the rust from her layoff was apparent in Abu Dhabi, her rivals are anticipating excellence when she returns in earnest.
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With his statement, Mr. Trump waded into a policy debate about space that has spanned administrations, beginning in earnest during the Clinton era.
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The brothers' work on migrants and criminal justice, though in earnest, was part of a broader effort to improve their awful public image.
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Weeks of protests Hong Kong's protest movement kicked off in earnest in June, sparked by a bill that would allow extradition to China.
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Cleanup efforts began in earnest on Monday as officials and residents assessed the destruction: broken windows, fallen trees, damaged streets and flooded areas.
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The book begins in earnest with a harrowing medical mystery: Rice's 8-year-old daughter, Maris, was experiencing the sudden onset of hallucinations.
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The trial in the Republican-led Senate formally got underway on Thursday, though it will start in earnest on Tuesday with opening statements.
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That's when the public rollout began in earnest, then dipped, then spiked again on October 3 and then dropped for almost a week.
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The Senate will debate and vote on McConnell's resolution on Tuesday, kicking off the trial in earnest after the ceremonial proceedings last week.
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But Mr. Settis doesn't begin to address them in earnest until the last 40 pages of the book: It is hemorrhaging young people.
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However, JPMorgan's ETF efforts picked up in earnest around 2016, when they launched six new ETFs, followed by 10 more funds in 2017.
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"We have ... been working in earnest to move the needle and improve outcomes for every child that walks through our doors," Christopher wrote.
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Those pardons began in earnest on January 103, when Illinois governor JB Pritzker announced more than 11,000 records would be cleared to start.
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A trial could then start as soon as Wednesday, but the expectation is that it will not begin in earnest until next week.
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Trade season began in earnest on Sunday when more than 100 players who signed contracts in the summer became eligible to be dealt.
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The Senate trial got underway in earnest on Tuesday, with senators expected to spend hours debating the rules that will govern the proceedings.
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That person will lift the nation after the Trump nightmare ends and the post-Trump America begins in earnest in 2018 and 2020.
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Once 2020's election calendar starts in earnest, and the Democratic primaries begin, Democratic presidential candidates will be creating dramatics of their own.
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The drive to overturn Obamacare began in earnest after President Donald Trump took office and Republicans controlled both the Senate and the House.
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Airlines, which usually get a bad rap for bad food and so-so drinks, are starting in earnest to plug the sensory gap.
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Plans for the Second Avenue line have been in the works since the 1910s, but construction did not begin in earnest until 2008.
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In the end, Amazon seemed unwilling to bend or even to talk in earnest with the community about ways to shape their project.
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"For capital spending to take off in earnest will require companies to use up even more of their factory capacity," Mr. Kumagai said.
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Pelvic mesh litigation began in earnest in 363, the year the Food and Drug Administration issued a warning about complications with some products.
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"The determination of a [drinking water limit] is something that we will begin in earnest post this meeting," he said at the time.
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In addition to the lack of strategy behind imposing new sanctions, there's always the chance that Iran restarts its nuclear program in earnest.
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Adopting this target in earnest would put California firmly in the lead position on climate policy, not just in the US but globally.
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There's a surge of internal action after a slow start: Planning for Democratic oversight only began in earnest at the senior level in November.
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Scientists had known about the greenhouse effect for a long while, but that is the moment when the subject entered US politics in earnest.
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After drawing storylines that didn't play to his strengths for 10 issues, Miller was also handed writing duties — and the revolution began in earnest.
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He said that once the bill's failure was imminent in the House, negotiations on a new bill to repeal Obamacare would begin in earnest.
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Clinton's campaign, still maintaining some focus on Bernie Sanders and the primary campaign, has yet to begin fundraising in earnest for the general election.
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Under current CEO David Sacks, Zenefits has been eager to rebuild its reputation and play by local licensing rules for insurance brokers in earnest.
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As the Democratic candidate race kicks off in earnest, a divide has reared its head: candidates whose messages appeal more to millenials, or boomers.
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That is when the corruption symptoms appear to begin in earnest, likely because Bernard's latest injury ruins whatever patch-up work Lutz had done.
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Fossil fuel combustion began in earnest nearly 250 years ago when coal, which had been lying about the surface of Britain, started being burned.
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Which made me curious: once Tesla's new Semi trucks start hitting the road in earnest in a couple years, what should truckers call them?
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Communist-ruled Cuba has marked International Workers' Day since 1890, though massive rallies in Revolution Square took off in earnest after the 1959 revolution.
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But gains were muted as U.S. investors awaited the first-quarter earnings season, which starts in earnest on Friday with reports from big banks.
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When the Washington Post launched its influential Peeps diorama contest in 2006, the onslaught of flavors and holidays had not yet begun in earnest.
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Even before the layoffs began in earnest in early 2017, people would occasionally not show up for work, or would just come in late.
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Third-quarter earnings season begins in earnest this Friday as JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo are set to post results before the bell.
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Mass interest in cryptocurrency within South Korea began in earnest in fall 2017, according to trade volume data from Korean cryptocurrency exchange firm Korbit.
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Park City, Utah (CNN)Mitt Romney had barely disembarked from the Silver Lake Express lift when the glad-handing and ribbing began in earnest.
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The sources cautioned that Time Inc is still willing to engage with Meredith in price negotiations, which have yet to kick off in earnest.
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The euro did not draw much support though as the talks between the German parties are not expected to begin in earnest until January.
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If someone indicated a Secret Crush in earnest and someone else did it in jest, how could this not be a tool for bullying?
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The event took off in earnest, hosted by Tribe associate Quest Green, a charismatic presence perched squarely between a preacher and a b-boy.
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Go Deeper: Yale Law Visiting Legal Fellow, Lina Khan, ignited the antitrust conversation in earnest with her eloquent January 2017 essay, Amazon's Antitrust Paradox.
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To prove he was in earnest, Mr Cameron had said that, should the negotiation not yield what he wanted, he himself would vote Leave.
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But Trump wins his first and largest assault on competing institutions since his presidency began, and the nation's slide into authoritarianism begins in earnest.
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It started in earnest when it was announced that former Breitbart News editor Steve Bannon would serve as President-elect Donald Trump's administrative adviser.
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But GOP strategists say Ross hasn't been battle tested, and her numbers are likely to come down once the campaign heats up in earnest.
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NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine said in May that the agency needs a $1.6 billion "down payment" to get started in earnest on the program.
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A senior State Department official told CNN they are not surprised at the reports, believing Pyongyang is playing hardball before negotiations start in earnest.
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As an adult looking in earnest, he was impressed to find his father's photos of the Band, Leonard Bernstein and Bobby Fischer, among others.
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That also heaps additional pressure onto a Capitol Hill tax debate that got underway in earnest this week, with precious little margin for error.
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Imports of ore from Indonesia have also now resumed in earnest after that country part-reversed a ban on the export of unprocessed minerals.
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The row began in earnest in 1991, when Macedonia broke away peacefully from former Yugoslavia, declaring its independence under the name Republic of Macedonia.
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The great AI winter Hammond started his career in earnest at Microsoft, working on Windows 95 and the first-ever version of Internet Explorer.
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Samsung, meanwhile, moved away from Qualcomm chips in earnest for its 2015 high-end lineup and turned in excellent results from its Exynos processors.
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Instead, once Democrats adopted them in earnest, they ran headlong into a wall of united opposition and ceaseless attack by the conservative media apparatus.
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"These are talks that are occurring in earnest — we want to fix DACA," House Speaker Paul Ryan said at his weekly press conference Wednesday.
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The second-quarter earnings season starts in earnest next week, but investors are on edge following warnings of the trade war hurting corporate profits.
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He tries to hold a snarl, but he's too happy with the situation to maintain it in earnest, so he just ends up smouldering.
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And that's what his number-one role is," asserting that her and her fellow Trump supporters are in fact "looking to engage in earnest.
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Brisbane, Australia, also has been mentioned as a candidate, as have India, South Africa and Indonesia, though campaigning has not yet begun in earnest.
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And there are even rumors that the Undertaker is going to get one last run as a tribute before he finally retires in earnest.
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If moderate inflation is so much more desirable than no inflation or deflation, why not just be bold and stoke the fire in earnest?
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Recent history suggests those who draft the communique face a tough challenge when they begin their work in earnest in Buenos Aires on Monday.
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The company has said it will start streaming its offerings next year, when it will begin competing in earnest against Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
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More than 200 construction jobs have been created — work on the site began in earnest last year — with some $17.5 million in wages generated.
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Apple has said it will start streaming its television offerings next year, when it will begin competing against Netflix, Amazon and Hulu in earnest.
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The efforts have been moving forward in earnest since early last year, when G.M. bought Cruise Automation, a software company based in San Francisco.
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In the morning, before you start painting in earnest, sand the patches lightly and apply a coat of quick-drying latex primer over them.
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Though I've used the infamous Larry David is conflicted GIF many times before; I only started watching Curb Your Enthusiasm in earnest this year.
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But at this year's convergence of world leaders in New York, which begins in earnest on Tuesday, Mr. Trump will command an additional stage.
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And once someone has lost every reason to believe in earnest feeling or honesty or justice, they slowly start believing everyone else has, too.
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That's especially true for Bloomberg, who has only recently begun campaigning in earnest and who has not yet appeared on the Democratic debate stage.
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Still, the war chest that Mr. Trump has amassed gives him a significant edge in spending before the general election campaign begins in earnest.
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The firm, which began buying homes in earnest in 259, is estimated to have spent $113 billion on its foreclosed-home-to-rental bet.
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As chair of the Intelligence Committee, Schiff played a leading role in Democratic efforts to start investigating the Ukraine scandal in earnest last September.
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Long before the Senate trial kicked off in earnest Tuesday, new information about Trump's role in pressuring Ukraine to investigate a political rival surfaced.
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EST (2200 GMT) on Saturday to file the document, before the trial of the Republican president starts in earnest in the Senate on Tuesday.
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Once the trial starts in earnest on Tuesday, Trump's lawyers will all be seated at a defense table near the front of the Senate.
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Brexit is likely to get messier as it enters its second phase and negotiations for a trade deal with the EU begin in earnest.
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The group, which called itself the Indians of All Tribes, began articulating its vision in earnest via news conferences, radio interviews and news broadcasts.
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The document lists cases that begin in 2017, when the mass incarceration program started in earnest under Mr. Chen, the party leader in Xinjiang.
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A latecomer to dance with a background in football, he began training in earnest at 18, learning from YouTube videos of dancers he admired.
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Those polls were taken before any concerted Republican efforts to demonize Sanders, which are certain to start in earnest if he becomes the nominee.
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Yang's candidacy is a refreshing and needed break from the political fights of today to try and in earnest the problems of our future.
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The earliest Kaine can force a vote on his resolution is Tuesday, the same day the impeachment trial is expected to start in earnest.
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The trial, on charges of rape and other sexual crimes, is set to begin in earnest this week, with opening arguments scheduled for Wednesday.
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But it's also on the brink of recession, forcing politicians to consider stimulus options in earnest for the first time since the financial crisis.
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Third, Iran will then be free to leave the accord and resume its secret program that probably is only under temporary "suspension" in earnest.
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The complexities of a Senate trial and its effects on the Democratic primary are only now being discussed in earnest in top Democratic circles.
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It was there, and at town hall forums that tested fire marshals' collective patience across the country, that the Republican rage ignited in earnest.
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Attention to the macabre in dog portraiture began in earnest in the 19th century, when the genre got its biggest boost from Queen Victoria.
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Nigeria's anti-corruption agency said it was investigating the Speaker of parliament, an encouraging sign that a government-led crackdown on graft is in earnest.
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Both additions are examples of how Tesla is trying to improve its newest — and cheapest — model, which started hitting the road in earnest this year.
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As reflected in the email, the Trump campaign appears to be insinuating that Trump hadn't begun fundraising in earnest when the FEC filings were compiled.
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" Nikolay Mladenov warned that "unless we begin in earnest the crucial work required to change the current deteriorating dynamics, another explosion is almost a certainty.
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These law enforcement uses of Rekognition signal that Amazon, one of the world's most powerful companies, has entered the law enforcement surveillance market in earnest.
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Begun in earnest in the months before he declared his presidential ambitions in June 2015, the pace picked up after his election in November 2016.
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It appears negotiations for the swap began in earnest after the finalization of the nuclear deal that limited Iran's ability to develop a nuclear weapon.
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Yet I found myself clicking through, maybe out of a sense of incredulousness that content like this is still being produced in earnest in 2019.
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This trajectory makes it seem the GOP could—contrary to experts' expectations when tax work started in earnest—get something passed, perhaps by year's end.
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If YouTube decides to enter the live-streaming wars in earnest — which it shows every sign of doing — the landscape promises to change dramatically again.
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When third-quarter earnings season starts in earnest later this week, companies by and large will report that the present is all bright and rosy.
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And when they began in earnest to plan a wedding, the Great American Eclipse was just the type of grand event they were looking for.
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This week, we'll see the moon wane in earnest, from a third quarter moon tonight to a waning crescent to a new moon next week.
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I am 35 years old and only came to filmmaking in earnest after I turned 30, when I produced a short zombie film from scratch.
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It's a tale of virtual overnight success, because Unfold began in earnest in May when Cobo sent McCune, then strangers, a private message on Instagram.
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The septet's achievement comes after years of K-pop acts gaining sizable Stateside audiences, but failing to enter the mainstream U.S. music scene in earnest.
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Leibowitz makes the meta-discursive gesture which is very much of the moment of making sure the viewer knows none of this is in earnest.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co, Wells Fargo & Co and Citigroup Inc are scheduled to report results on Friday, kicking off the second-quarter earnings season in earnest.
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The grieving began in earnest on June 6, on the eve of the California primary, when the Associated Press declared Clinton the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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Now that the two major parties have their candidates locked down and the conventions are about to start, poll-watching season has begun in earnest.
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As fighting ends in Syria, the real regional power plays will begin in earnest as Russia, Turkey, Iran and Saudi vie to realize their ambitions.
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Venues such as the Copthorne Hotel and Resort Queenstown Lakefront have no vacancies over the Chinese holiday, which kicks off in earnest on Feb. 7.
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As he noted in our interview, Lyft is already testing vehicles with autonomous tech with GM, so that part at least has begun in earnest.
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Facebook's efforts to directly challenge Twitch and others kicked off in earnest this year, with the launch of its own version of Twitch's Partner Program.
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The jockeying begins in earnest the day after the election, when it'll become clear what hurdles stand in the way for the House Democratic leader.
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That charm offensive begins in earnest Tuesday when he heads to Capitol Hill for lunch with Senate Republicans, including three men he's clashed with -- Sens.
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Meanwhile, Tesla, Nissan, Jaguar, BMW, General Motors, Porsche, Audi, Hyundai, and others built up the battery-powered market, rolling out zero emissions products in earnest.
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The battle to replace Kennedy kicked off in earnest this week after he announced that he would step down after 30 years on the court.
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A Gillum victory in the biggest presidential battleground prize would give the progressive wing an added jolt as the early 2020 jockeying begins in earnest.
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IndyCar racing returned to Watkins Glen International in upstate New York after a six-year hiatus as teams practiced in earnest for the first time.
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And G.E.'s campaign to build an industrial operating system and create a flourishing ecosystem of software for it is just getting underway in earnest.
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The plant's emergence in North America began in earnest in 1862, when George Hall, a physician and plant breeder, introduced a popular and vigorous variety.
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Still, it's nice to hear such things said in earnest, even if our jaded worldview forces us to take them with a pinch of salt.
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As such, it includes the Great Recession and subsequent recovery, as well as the bulk of the 1980s, when China's economic rise began in earnest.
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But to be successful, the first step is to stop using the word "saturated" as an excuse not to get started in earnest, she said.
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