"The crowd was jostling and yelling and cursing," he said.
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But among publishers, the jostling for Europe has already begun.
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Ryan's enormous beads clink like ice jostling in a glass.
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The jostling made television images from the scene look frenzied.
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Now, four candidates are jostling to be his heir apparent.
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The U.S. and China are increasingly jostling for influence in Asia.
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Investment banks are already jostling for a role on the IPO.
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Despite all the jostling in the big crowds, everything seemed peaceful.
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He's just passing through, but he likes jostling with these rubes.
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The crowd turned angry, jostling and pushing and jeering the disrupters.
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There they are, ribbing and pinching each other, jostling and laughing.
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She was the only minister not surrounded by a jostling crowd.
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As the "Baby Jane" shoot looms, the jostling for position starts.
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It's no wonder everyone's jostling to become the Next Big Thing.
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The three nations are jostling for prominence in sub-Saharan Africa.
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More commuters are coming into the city, jostling with the locals.
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As you can see, it's a big field, a lot of jostling.
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Now, new products — not lashes — were jostling for space on my desk.
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Instead, it has been manic, with clients jostling to see show apartments.
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That jostling turned volatile on Monday as the price of ripple tumbled.
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From amicably jostling, friends and neighbors are now at each other's throats.
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Cory Booker and former Congressman Beto O'Rourke jostling in the second tier.
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The students sat in the rear of the mezzanine, jostling one another.
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Argentina's bondholders are jostling for influence ahead of restructuring talks with Fernandez.
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Still, he clumsily vacated the animal crate, jostling the framed picture again.
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The others are open tournaments, with tens of competitors jostling for the podium.
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Needless to say, there's a lot of jostling around that occurs during sex.
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But the president was keen to put aside any talk of backroom jostling.
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Another five minutes of jostling and pulling, and we had brought him in.
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The only notable downsides are a jostling ride, vague handling and some noisiness.
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Elbows were thrown and there was a lot of jostling around the table.
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But there's more: political jostling, the threat of war, descent into madness, suicide.
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Your quiet car is suddenly loud and packed with people jostling for space.
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Jostling against other bodies for a prime piece of sidewalk at a parade.
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Climbers are jostling to take selfies and risking their lives queuing to summit.
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"Senior figures within both coalitions will therefore be jostling for power," she added.
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We expect to see all the incumbents, primarily the majors, jostling for position.
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The U.S., China and even Finland are jostling for supremacy over the nascent technology.
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Other images show young boys, some smiling and some not, jostling to be photographed.
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It's just kind of a hassle when you're jostling for space at a cafe.
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Migrants tents are haphazardly placed, jostling for space in the meadow outside Idomeni village.
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Because it's small, there's always someone jostling behind you to get in your spot.
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Vucevic spends his time screening, rolling, then jostling for real estate in the paint.
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At his high school pupils were always jostling for social status, notes Mr Afifi.
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Kabul time, the young men had no part in the jostling to get out.
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As you read this, people are jostling each other in stores across the land.
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Some eons later, tectonic jostling raised a great spine of mountains in southern Europe.
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He loved the sound of words, the music of vowels and consonants jostling each other.
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Kompotis and his team weren't just jostling volunteers to sleep for the fun of it.
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The fan in the black hoodie made the catch and hung on despite the jostling.
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They were jostling for space during a meeting with South Korean president Moon Jae-in.
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Her attention is interrupted by the playful jostling of a few teenage boys behind her.
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One video taken from inside the aircraft shows the cabin jostling around during the incident.
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The administration's decision is likely to keep jostling oil markets as the waiver deadline approaches.
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Some law enforcement officials said their jostling might have disabled the bomb, averting greater carnage.
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Then, international news crews descended on the village, jostling for footage of the human drama.
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Conditions were constant, with no wind, uneven roads or crowds jostling for cups of water.
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Polls in Massachusetts had shown Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren jostling for the top spot.
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In this way, the passive jostling provided "basic training for later flapping flight," he said.
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But now Vertonghen is down; he injured his left elbow in the jostling inside there.
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In one House district in Pennsylvania, both candidates are jostling for the gun control mantle.
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They're more spacious than ambulances and helicopters, and can smoothly accelerate and decelerate, limiting jostling.
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Some 13 Democrats are jostling for the chance to take on Republican Senator John Cornyn.
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Tennis's calendar is already overcrowded, with new and existing events jostling for space and relevance.
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Political jostling ahead of the African National Congress conference in December is also unnerving investors.
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Now they're becoming alloyed with the rest of our lives, jostling for space with facts.
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Trust is an economic variable in short supply among the nuclear behemoths jostling for global dominance.
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Spills and thrills and lots of jostling for position lead to some tense on-ice moments.
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Everyone was laughing and jostling to snap selfies; people touched it and marveled at its accuracy.
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Furthermore, explained Zhang, jostling the rope a little bit won't stop or alter the stable spinning.
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Heavy jostling between Brexit-supporting Conservative lawmakers to become Britain's next prime minister is now predicted.
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The stories pile up over 700 pages, with love, death and everyday concerns jostling for attention.
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Smaller businesses are also jostling to step into the breach, offering standby power when shortages occur.
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With the FARC disarmed, other militants, criminal gangs and paramilitary groups are jostling into the breach.
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But Mr. Lewandowski also had a temper, berating and, on occasion, jostling the journalists covering him.
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Sports bras may attenuate this jostling but rarely eliminate it, even in women with small breasts.
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The jostling columns stretched for blocks along 14th Avenue and spilled into the radiating side streets.
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A brawl broke out in August between two women jostling to line up the perfect selfie.
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Today, civilian politicians and the military are jostling for control as the country moves toward democracy.
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In this particular hearing, our spots were marked but there still is that competitive little jostling.
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Disney Plus is jostling for space with established streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
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The logistics industry is highly fragmented with a number of local players jostling for market share.
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Already, the two outlets are jostling for position on the Trump-skeptical side of conservative media.
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Just before the Mass, Mr. García positioned himself near the front, amid the chaos of jostling horses.
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Those who pay €15 to come earlier can contemplate Velázquez's "Las Meninas" with fewer jostling tour parties.
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The mogul is nearing 80, and his assumed impending retirement has caused jostling among his three children.
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The election may not be until next March, but the jostling for power is in full swing.
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She sets off in that direction, her backpack —half-unzipped, its contents visibly jostling — bobbing behind her.
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Both Acer and Asus are jostling for the fifth spot worldwide, with Lenovo leading across the world.
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Instead, he said that he had simply touched her arm and ribs while "jostling" for the photo.
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On Saturday, a video of Chinese tourists jostling one another to shovel plates of prawns went viral.
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The jostling over the past involves not just the recruitment of dead heroes but also their scions.
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Firms including Amazon and Google are jostling to become the platform of choice for managing genome sequences.
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But that jostling between jobs means Larsen has left little by way of a judicial paper trail.
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Ethereum and ripple have been jostling for the second spot, and that has changed depending on price.
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Back at the shrine, after 20 minutes of continuous jostling, the men holding the mikoshi were crumbling.
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"Proof" may be beside the point — just a veneer of reason over our naked jostling for power.
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The European Banking Authority has strong symbolic value among cities jostling to become Continental Europe's financial capital.
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Conditions have become dangerous due to people jostling on narrow, frozen peaks in order to take selfies.
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Videos online show crowds of people at supermarkets across the city wildly jostling for toilet paper rolls.
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The prime minister has said he will resign and several politicians have been jostling to take over.
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Beyond that, the top-drawer firms are increasingly jostling with one another to win lucrative legal work.
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Several divisional battles are still taking place, which will leave several teams jostling for Wild Card spots.
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For now, the Lebanese government is likely to bear the brunt of Saudi Arabia and Iran's jostling.
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Many Conservatives appear to be jostling to replace May so there could be a wide field of candidates.
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Now it is jostling the ruling conservative People's Party (PP) at the top of the national opinion polls.
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The stage is set, actors are jostling for positions, but the action won't start until early next spring.
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It is here that the North American and Pacific Plates meet, jostling for position with often violent results.
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China and India are both jostling for influence in Nepal by providing aid and investment in infrastructure projects.
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Kiir and Machar are longtime rivals, jostling for power even before South Sudan's independence from Sudan in 2011.
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The 2013 headlines were worse There are two narratives jostling for dominance in the uncomfortably entertaining documentary Weiner.
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The jostling among them is comparable to people elbowing each other to reach the front of the line.
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The area's low unemployment rate of 2% has companies jostling to keep their employees and hire new ones.
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For many liberals, politics involves bureaucratic administration, the management of government benefits and the jostling of interest groups.
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The transport carts, custom-made with large rubber wheels, are supposed to minimize the rocking, jiggling and jostling.
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They could have used room to breathe, I think, and they're instead clumsily jostling against each other here.
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The addition of Mr. Bannon to the campaign team last summer gave the jostling hostility a sharper edge.
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I think a lot of us were jostling around trying to stay warm a little longer than usual.
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The boys, carrying toy guns, decided to go back inside and rushed down the stairs, jostling one another.
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But in between, there were a lot of guys jostling, and talking over one another, to grab attention.
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With people spilling out the doors and jostling bodies crowded around each installation, "disorder" seems to be everywhere.
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The jostling of big Chinese players and global private equity firms in high-profile auctions is becoming more commonplace.
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Amid all the jostling, shouting and chaos throughout the day Friday, delegates aligned with Cruz won again and again.
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One Chinese tourist jostling to see the Rialto Bridge told your correspondent he thought this was a good idea.
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An ombudsman's report described this process as a "cattle auction", with care homes jostling over which patients they wanted.
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The Klansmen were soon surrounded by protesters who were "jostling and yelling and cursing," Professor Levin said on Saturday.
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Third, the industry underwent a shake-out as a crowd of jostling startups came to be dominated by DJI.
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What holds this constantly rotating space together is that works are placed in jostling formal relationships with one another.
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The collapse of IS has also widened fissures among the foreign powers jostling for a say in Syria's future.
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Meanwhile, other political groupings under the opposition umbrella group, the Alliance of Freedom and Change, are jostling for position.
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West Goshen Police Chief Joe Gleason told 6ABC that Roberson was "jostling for position" with the red pickup truck.
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However, no one is saying things will be easy and the two former partners are already jostling over policy.
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Beijing is jostling to increase its influence in Nepal, which serves as a natural buffer between China and India.
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But the movie keeps jostling her to and fro around a plot it doesn't have a firm grasp of.
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Amid all the jostling he may not have noticed that the government's travel records were scattered beneath his feet.
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Up ahead, a dozen people stand aiming at the rock wall, while others crouch and kneel, jostling for position.
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It's their tongues — and their minds — that are moving at warp speed, with ideas and emotions jostling for position.
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But in the jostling as he tried to set the wall, Barrios lifted his head directly under Henderson's chin.
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Levy, like many of his neighbors, spends an hour each weekday jostling for a spot on the L train.
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Video taken at the airport and posted to social media showed a scrum of passengers jostling with sheriff's deputies.
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All of this culling and jostling comes a month before the Iowa caucuses officially kick off the campaign season.
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It encroaches on boundaries and intrudes on others' space, jostling self-respect and good taste out of the way.
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The Earth-size planets are packed tightly together, and researchers puzzled over how they could coexist despite gravitational jostling.
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After much nudging and jostling, Ms. Newman made it to a stoop on 44th Street and sent her selections.
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Palestinian political leaders are jostling for position in an expected internal race to succeed Mr. Abbas, an ailing octogenarian.
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The Detroit automakers on Thursday renewed their jostling over which among them is really the leader in truck sales.
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Traders heave boxes of fish into the back of yellow trucks, to set off on the jostling journey to buyers.
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Its jostling lawmakers overgraze, demanding too much from the state, because if they do not, they know their rivals will.
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Amid renewed jostling between the world's great powers, it is the pace of military modernisation in China that stands out.
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N in a $2.23 billion all-stock deal that comes as packaging firms are jostling to buy growth with acquisitions.
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Investors and entrepreneurs are jostling for pieces of what experts have said is a vast and growing legal cannabis market.
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Centrowitz stayed out of trouble in a physical race Saturday night, unimpeded by the jostling in the pack behind him.
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In recent years, however, new contenders have started jostling for attention, including Dubai, where Arab Fashion Week begins on Wednesday.
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An F.B.I. agent testified on Wednesday that the explosive in the pressure cooker could go off by jostling the device.
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They were talking about history but at the same time were laughing, jostling each other and having so much fun.
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Flirtation, romance and jostling for a plum partner are prime themes, which makes folklórico a good fit for adolescent dancers.
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Sightseers grumbled and began jostling with one another as the wait to go through security passed the one-hour mark.
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Ms. Wati had been in a jostling crowd, watching as around 153 people attacked an A.T.M. with pickaxes, she said.
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XUZHOU, China — On most days, the pageant of parents jostling to pick up their children began at 4:45 p.m.
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A moment later, a swarm of P.K.K. fighters, Yazidi militiamen, and peshmerga troops were shouting at and jostling one another.
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"Make America Great Again!" features spit-and-polish big-band arrangements played with jostling flair, from the rhythm section up.
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Packaging firms are jostling to buy growth with acquisitions and Delia emphasized Amcor's ability to still keep its checkbook open.
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But where does that leave the rest of the teeming masses jostling for a spot at Mykonos&apos glittering carnival?
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Mr. Hendrix is a jostling and physical trumpeter who can fit a lot of feeling into a rather tidy space.
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And as long as competing interests are involved, the necessary jostling will keep things close enough to a reasonable consensus.
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Women who challenged such precepts would often be met with shouting and jostling, and have been blocked by custodians and police.
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Tourists cram together, jostling for the best views of the blue container ship gliding by in the gray-green water below.
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And, fundamentally, I think it comes across as two kindergarteners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons.
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And fundamentally, I think it comes across as two kindergartners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons.
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The two main parties that do, the PQ and Québec Solidaire, are well behind the front-runners, jostling for third place.
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The runners-up, jostling for a place in the runoff, would be Mr Macron at 20% and Mr Fillon at 19.5%.
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Jostling his way through the throng, Mehmet Torgun, 27, a builder, had come to the market looking for a specific breed.
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The nuts also interact with each other, jostling around in the container to produce friction and mechanical energy lost as heat.
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But jostling in transit isn't Lockheed's biggest worry; the real struggle is keeping InSight at the right temperature and humidity level.
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A large number of Conservatives appear to be jostling to replace May so there could be a wide field of candidates.
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"I just think it's a big distraction, the jostling between Nunes and Conaway and whoever else," said a Democratic committee source.
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He edged out from around the table, jostling it so that the cutlery clattered and the wine sloshed in its glasses.
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The lure of wealth in an uncharted industry is so great that thousands of people are jostling for position, said Bocskor.
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The outer bands of Hurricane Michael tossed a cruise ship around, jostling hundreds of vacation-goers in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Now, he looks for the exuberance in the faces of the wisecracking, jostling boys still savoring the waning days of summer.
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Members are still jostling over an extra $30 billion of spending within the budget, and the impasse has lasted for weeks.
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All of this, plus accusations of incompetence against the Electoral Commission and vote-rigging, heralds a period of uncertainty and jostling.
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That means that there will be plenty of jostling to satisfy their progressive base and secure endorsements in the "invisible" primary.
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He also is capable of writing his column anywhere, whether a subway car or a jostling car on an unpaved road.
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There's no exaggerating the hell of jostling for space at the media trough where Trump gorges to the point of bursting.
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Without good motion transfer isolation, you'll constantly feel jostling as your partner gets up in the night or tosses and turns.
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Most of the time, he couldn't move more than an arm's length in either direction without jostling the next shackled man.
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Jostling an older hard drive while it's in use can corrupt your data, but that's not a risk with an SSD.
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The island's recovery is now a critical issue in local races, with candidates jostling to appear in touch with the diaspora.
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The outage was a precautionary measure to keep forecasted high winds from jostling electrical equipment and starting the next massive wildfire.
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One of the most disturbing scenes involves the slow death on a beach of a decapitated chicken, waves jostling its body.
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Our competitors from around the world are jostling for advantage in African markets, and we certainly cannot sit on the sidelines.
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Kings have ruled by a consultative council -- and the jostling to pick up crumbs of power in these has been ceaseless.
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But before they could absorb this warm welcome, they were besieged by a gantlet of jostling, shouting reporters outside the hotel.
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While children often tend to wriggle out of these constraints, the constant jostling between two often opposing opinions is a worldwide phenomenon.
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A host of companies are jostling to launch exchange-traded funds which would open up the cryptocurrency to a broad retail market.
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" She also refuted Mueller's claim that the photo happened quickly and he had to jump into place, saying, "This was not jostling.
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The goal is not to come up with a single compactness measure, but to bring order to the jostling crowd of contenders.
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Officials worry about safety in a crowded city, particularly Manhattan, with millions of pedestrians, cyclists and cars are already jostling for space.
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Sunni, Shia and Christian factions have been jostling for influence in the government and parliament, where seats are distributed along confessional lines.
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The Southwest Research Institute is flying a "Box of Rocks Experiment" to explore the jostling and settling of rocky soil in microgravity.
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Air pollution is an increasingly pressing concern to Londoners, with cars, taxis, buses and lorries jostling for space on its clogged roads.
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In Turkey traditional customs and modern attitudes find unusual mouthpieces; such ideas are constantly in dialogue with each other, jostling for supremacy.
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EVEN by the Technicolor standards of the UK Independence Party, the crop of candidates jostling to lead it are a lively bunch.
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Troops usually do not carry weapons there, and have sometimes resorted to jostling each other to get the opposing side to retreat.
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TaurusApril 20 to May 20In a Nutshell…Houseplants prefer consistency: regular water, the right amount of sun, as little jostling as possible.
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A few videos of live Discount shows offer glimpses of a short-haired Mosshart, jostling and jumping around in small, sweaty spaces.
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She rejected Mueller's claim that their interaction was basic "jostling" for a photo and dismissed the possibility that she had misidentified Mueller.
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Mueller has claimed the interaction was "jostling" in preparation for a photo, and that if he touched anything, it was her ribs.
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But the uncertainty over what comes next is stirring ambitions and sparking jostling among power brokers in the Kremlin and across Russia.
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The RNC's effort comes amid last-minute jostling over how to create an organization to defend the President ahead of Comey's testimony.
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The oil firm said its Ugborobo development scheme was compromised by a "perennial internal leadership crisis, with different factions jostling for power".
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When he turned to spit, he saw Kylee at the gate, met her eyes between the jostling shoulders of gamblers and spectators.
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Being airborne, the soldiers rely on maintaining their weapon's optic zero, given the jostling and sometimes hard impact nature of their jobs.
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Such jostling has plagued efforts to bring Libya to peace since 2011, and helped the Islamic State move into Surt in 2014.
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But when I think of those jostling sheep, just a thin membrane from death, it occurs to me that perhaps I should.
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In recent years, however, a clutch of new contenders have started jostling for attention, including Dubai, where Arab Fashion Week begins tomorrow.
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Though the loose, gestural brushwork seems abstract, on closer inspection it coalesces into jostling figures, only to break apart again into fragments.
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And of the myriad alternatives jostling to take its place, no one knows which, if any, might be closest to the truth.
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The American companies MGM, Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts joined competitors from China and Australia in jostling to enter Japan first.
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The league once provided refreshments, but unfortunate jostling between families for drinks and snacks put an end to that, Mr. Gerges said.
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Jostling around her were more than 2135 men and women, all of them running side by side with their own galloping animals.
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I had been here 20 years before, and remembered jostling with crowds in a square filled with fish restaurants and outdoor tables.
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Video footage showed people at the Westfield Parramatta shopping center jostling for the gold, silver and white balloons containing the gift cards.
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Such jostling for organizational supremacy was also a feature of the conservative landscape when the right formed its resistance to Mr. Obama.
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The candidates are jostling to get close to Mr. Thompson's legacy, but not all have spoken favorably of the former district attorney.
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There are about 1,300 active satellites currently jostling for orbit around the globe, providing communications, weather forecasts, planetary surveillance, and GPS navigation.
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Minority investors meanwhile are waiting nervously to see if any last-minute jostling could secure them more cash or derail the merger altogether.
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Major operators are jostling for position in what could be the world's second-biggest casino market and Ho has vowed to outspend rivals.
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A host of MPs are jostling to position themselves for the moment when Mrs May leaves (or is forced out of) Downing Street.
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He also gets to skip the hassle of jostling among a crowd of strangers working their way through security, baggage claim, and boarding.
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But mosque leaders say their people live daily with abuse, spitting, jostling and in the case of women, attempts to grab their scarves.
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The number of buyers outstrips seats available on trains, and leads to long queues and jostling for position when tickets go on sale.
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No one expects AVs to be jostling with taxis in Times Square any time soon, as driving in Midtown is just too chaotic.
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In the hope of diversifying its economy away from a reliance on China, Taiwan is now jostling to join the U.S.-led TPP.
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The Chinese city is also jostling to become a commodities trading hub, setting up trading platforms for various products from oil to cotton.
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Because particles are always jostling around randomly via quantum fluctuations, they're able to try out a lot of different possible states really quickly.
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She prefers dodging yellow cabs and bicyclists to navigating sidewalks teeming with commuters, tourists and cart-pushing vendors, all jostling for elbow room.
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A six-second clip posted online shows three men jostling the precarious rock sandstone pedestal, known locally as "the duckbill," which it resembles.
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With four tectonic plates jostling under the Indonesian archipelago, the country is now cleaved by 295 active faults, up from 81 in 2010.
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Hundley, who currently lives in Austin, Texas, doesn't seem to be connected with any of the groups of poets currently jostling for attention.
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Malcolm Harris, the author I interviewed for the original reader callout, described those jostling to coin a lasting name as hacks and salesmen.
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In Manila, he grimaced while jostling with Southeast Asian leaders for an awkward cross-armed handshake that was captured in a group photograph.
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Bernie Sanders and Biden in second nationally, and Biden and Sanders have been jostling for first place among black voters in national polls.
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That's a strong but subtle contrast to the jostling for position among the Apollo 11 crew — at least Neil (Maya Sharpe) and Buzz.
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But it suffered a serious setback on June 11, leaving the governing center-left and the center-right parties jostling for an edge.
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There was a jostling dance variation, a sternly forceful one that recalled Chopin's Prelude in C minor, and, finally, a waltzing, dizzying coda.
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For months, candidates have been trying to outdo one another on everything from taxes to gun policy, jostling to produce the boldest proposals.
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Some think it may have just been jurisdictional jostling, whereas Republicans suspect Neal was working with Democratic leadership to deliberately tank a solution.
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It unfolds in the future—a less convincing future, it must be said, than that foretold by "Blade Runner," with its jostling cityscapes.
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Scholars of the region and American diplomats, however, said the dispute appeared to have more to do with jostling over power and autonomy.
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Earlier, jostling in Congress, where new and returning lawmakers were also sworn in on Tuesday, appeared to have slowed down the day's proceedings.
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This jostling motion can kick-start muscle contractions in the intestines, moving whatever we had for dinner last night out of our systems.
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Josh Gerstein, legal affairs contributor: I don't see Trump's wall of support collapsing, but a few bricks do seem to be jostling loose.
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As we head into Week 16, both conference playoff pictures are muddy, with several teams jostling for one of the 12 postseason spots.
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I imagine people in airports, train stations, shopping malls, stadiums and subway trains jostling, elbow to elbow, for an extra inch of space.
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On many evenings, busloads of European and Asian tourists can be seen jostling with the locals for an authentic experience of Southern cuisine.
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"I want to be very clear — there's been a lot of talk about diving and jostling and sliding into the frame," she said.
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In previous years, jostling to perform the stoning before returning to Mecca accounted for many of the stampedes and crushes that have afflicted haj.
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But "Sense & Sensibility" shares the company's signature approach of do-it-yourself resourcefulness, by which crowded and jostling landscapes are created through minimal means.
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The ANC is due to hold elections in December to replace President Jacob Zuma as its leader, and several factions are jostling for power.
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Rival factions are jostling for power as two opposing camps in the rebels' self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic (LNR) struggle to consolidate their rule.
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And this is taking place in a world where, because of Trump's instability, all sorts of powers—great and small—are jostling for advantage.
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The finicky can stow their top-of-the-line bikes in the private storage lockers that some buildings have, safe from jostling and scratching.
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There are also millions of dollars at stake for mid-table teams jostling for position in the constructors' standings that determine prize money payouts.
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But there are no jostling egos on the stage, no feeling of restless supertalents champing at the bit for their moments in the spotlight.
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But since last June's vote to leave the European Union, other countries have been jostling to replace London as the sector's main European hub.
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We were all jostling when Bolt went into the stands, so you're talking about 15 or 17 photographers all looking for that one moment.
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On the way back the river churned with whipping winds and waves, jostling their kayaks and sending Mr. Viafore into the frigid April water.
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In the final meters, there was some jostling for position, but Christie held her ground and finished behind Lara van Ruijven of the Netherlands.
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Screaming fans jostling each other to take a peek at South Korean K-pop stars have become a regular scene at airports across Asia.
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Generally, it's assumed that ash particles jostling within the volcanic tempest build up huge electrical imbalances that can only be neutralized by supercharged bolts.
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There is no guarantee that his political allies will be so loyal once the trial starts, with several jostling to emerge from his shadow.
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At the Rain Vortex indoor waterfall, usually crowded with people jostling to take selfies, there was plenty of space to take a photo alone.
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Ms. Le Pen was openly jostling with Mr. Macron, who recent polls indicate is likely to win a second round, as the front-runner.
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HYAMS BEACH, Australia (Reuters) - On any other January week, tourists would be jostling for space on the bright white sands of Australia's Hyams Beach.
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The poster reads "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week—The Touring Years," but that looks to me like three separate titles jostling for attention.
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Then bigger, snow-covered chunks of ice formed, audibly colliding and jostling for space until they clustered and stopped-up at a bottleneck bend.
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Cradling Sophia Valentina, she walked through the fog-shrouded town, then climbed into a government van for the jostling ride, arriving just after sunrise.
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And for people with a partner who snores, one thing is for certain: earplugs, nose strips, and even gently jostling is on the table.
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Direct sunlight, heat, and jostling from the fridge or washing machine, for example, will cause chemical compounds to change, altering the taste of the wine.
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The busboys — the youngest ones, William and Filipe — flicked their cigarettes when they saw her and went back indoors, jostling each other with their elbows.
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"Some of it's reflective of the incredibly crowded circumstances of the subway — people jostling each other and getting into disputes," he said in the interview.
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The 60-year-old can be seen on video jostling with the robber, pushing him back toward the door before delivering one final, swift kick.
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Candidates for the Fed are jostling with candidates for open-ended judicial appointments, which the Republicans who control the Senate will want to confirm quickly.
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The United States and China have been increasingly jostling for influence in Central America and the Caribbean during the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Back then, the sun resided in a dense cluster of stars, and the gravitational jostling could have prevented the planet from escaping to interstellar space.
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But the jostling of a run instantly sent the right bud tumbling out of my ear canal and under the bed of a neighboring treadmill.
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Already they have been jostling for influence in the African nations along one of the world&aposs busiest shipping lanes, including both Somalia and Eritrea.
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Dublin and other financial centers like Paris, Frankfurt and Luxembourg are jostling to attract financial firms from London, given the prospect of extra tax revenues.
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Unlike oil, which has several liquid financial and physical trading platforms and exchanges, LNG markets are still evolving, with companies jostling to lead the space.
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On the first of those, which under the LME's two-day prompt system will trade out on Monday, six shorts are jostling against five longs.
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Although an absolute dictator may be swayed, Iran's leaders, jostling for power and position, won't bow to brazen intimidation any more than American politicians would.
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The crowd sang "Happy Birthday" and through all the jostling, sweaty elbows I saw these expressions of utter joy flash across Jacob and Khari's faces.
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If ferry commuters grow agitated over outlet jostling, imagine subway riders reaching to charge their phones on a crowded No. 6 train during rush hour.
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A video taken by one of the boys shows the classmates jostling and yelling on a packed school bus, clearly excited for the day ahead.
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Asked about the early jostling, Pai said at his press conference on Thursday he didn't present any specific new regulations to the companies he's consulted.
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Cramer was going to run, then he wasn't, but now he is definitely running after a little bit of jostling from the Washington GOP establishment.
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He came to the attention of the police several times, involving allegations of jostling a police officer, robbing a passer-by and carrying a knife.
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Tension escalated Wednesday when Turkey targeted Kurdish-led forces in the area, where many groups are jostling for territory once held by Islamic State militants.
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Missing were the usual cast of zanies dressed in wedding gowns and super hero costumes jostling with the beat writers to get their questions heard.
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To prepare for overnight stretches of jostling, he rode the subways all night, a more daunting endeavor in 1977 when crime levels were much higher.
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Mr. Moran issues a jostling, punctuation-filled solo that climaxes with a series of off-harmony dashes, then a quick rejoinder from Mr. Harland's drums.
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Old and new are still jostling each other on Fulton Street, and for those with a taste for diversity, the strip's eclecticism has its charms.
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After the lecture, among the jostling line for free coffee and stale cookies, Miller had tried to apologize, but Wallace had refused to hear it.
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But it would be wrong to say either that the center vanished or that the center held; rather, it fragmented into a loose, jostling mass.
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There are so many year-end movies jostling for award-season attention, and it's possible that their passion projects could get lost in the scrum.
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And the jostling suitors are delightfully wretched, particularly Gerald Forbes, into whom Billy Boyd has the time of his life pouring Pepe le Pew energy.
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This is because in multi-party civil wars, rebels find themselves engaged in "dual contests," battling government forces while jostling for position with rebel rivals.
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JSW Steel and Tata Steel are both jostling for a portion of the automotive steel market where demand is growing 10 percent annually, according to analysts.
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Warm jokes turned into swearing and threats, there were less "excuse me's" with concession line jostling, and those bumps had a bit more power behind them.
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Jostling for office with traditional politicians, voters will find business chiefs, entertainment personalities and the global boxing icon Manny Pacquiao, who is running for the senate.
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When I first arrived, everything felt so much more alive than anywhere else I'd lived before: riding the subway, or jostling through crowds at Union Square.
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Advisers from banks and consultancies are also jostling to help FOs navigate what many consider their biggest challenge: ensuring a smooth transition to the next generation.
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Like a fingerprint, each person has a unique kidney passage pattern, so everyone is going to have their own "ideal" kidney stone-jostling roller coaster ride.
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Watch VICE News report on state interference with Istanbul Pride: That jostling for resources can often be a source of bitter division within the queer community.
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The collapse of Islamic State had been followed by a scramble for territory and widened fissures among foreign powers jostling for a say in Syria's future.
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The jostling to sell excess inventory over the next three months could hit sales growth, said Brian Yarbrough, an analyst with financial services firm Edward Jones.
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We retreated to the back of the crowd, but soon a thickset man in fatigues and a balaclava began jostling Salinas and calling to his comrades.
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"Wajib" is jostling for a place on a shortlist of nine features; a list whittled down to five when the nominations are announced on January 23.
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Afghanistan's first one, in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif, is constantly full, with celebrities and government officials jostling to be seen hanging up donations.
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For Republicans, now in the minority, the retirement of Speaker Paul D. Ryan has created jostling among conservatives pressing for a younger or harder-line leadership.
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Yet despite acting president Michel Tamer receiving boos and anti-government protesters jostling with the police outside the stadium, Rio's opening ceremony felt like a success.
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That has made the fight for marketing dollars that much more fierce, with traditional ad agencies jostling with Silicon Valley firms, consultants and upstarts for business.
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Now less than a week remains until lawmakers head home for the year, to turn their attention to the jostling and schmoozing of this fall's elections.
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This fictional scene recalls so many real-life viral videos, the camera jostling, the portrait-mode bars on the side of the screen pushing in suffocatingly.
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There's a jostling energy that doesn't shake Mr. Akinmusire from his thoughts; his phrases are measured and concise, even as they rise in pitch and urgency.
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Television footage from the morning showed a group of migrants jostling and clashing with members of Mexico's National Guard on the bridge separating Guatemala from Mexico.
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But to Iowa caucus-goer Emmanuel Smith, who has osteogenesis imperfecta — otherwise known as brittle bones disease — the prospect of jostling over caucus votes is terrifying.
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Brands that enter the fray aren't so much "raising awareness" as they are jostling for their own messaging to be seen amid the rush of signals.
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From large corporations to startups to government bodies all jostling for prominence in the Dubai World Trade Centre, everyone is looking to put on a show.
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JOSTLING: The Hill's Rebecca Savransky reports: Donald Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, said on Thursday that she has been offered a job in Trump's White House.
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The question now is whether Monzo will have the same success in the US market, where many of its peers are jostling for position as well.
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The Lowy numbers also show China jostling with Taiwan to use aid to cultivate diplomatic ties in a region home to a third of Taiwan's allies.
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Brands that enter the fray aren't so much 'raising awareness' as they are jostling for their own messaging to be seen amid the rush of signals.
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At the bar in the center of the lobby you can drink a strong mojito, and there's enough room to keep the tourists from jostling one another.
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But the jabs and jostling of debate nights — this was the eighth since June, and the direct confrontations were fairly muted — don't matter so much for him.
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Team were jostling to get their sprinters in prime position to strike when the pile-up occurred, taking down Dylan Groenewegen, one of the pre-stage favorites.
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At least 289 climbers and their guides are in different high camps waiting for a weather window and jostling to become the first to scale the peak.
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The marbles in Earl's pockets grew moist from his sweaty palms, but he kept jostling them, gripping and releasing their slippery curves, knocking them into one another.
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Luxury companies have ridden a surge in Chinese demand in the past three years, jostling for attention from young shoppers with new designs and catchy digital campaigns.
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That can be crucial in the fragmented currency market, where about 70 different platforms exist with multiple banks, hedge funds and technology firms jostling for market share.
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We were having slightly different experiences partly because we were both jostling around each other in a pretty small area, since three people go in at once.
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It plans to offer two telecoms licences to foreign firms, which have been jostling to start operating in one of the world's last major closed telecom markets.
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On a recent afternoon, a light wind was rippling the Hudson River, jostling Ms. Clegg's schooner such that pens and cups and visitors slid about the cockpit.
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For the first time in Iceland's long political history — its Parliament was founded in 3303 — a dozen parties were jostling for power over this frozen volcanic landmass.
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But even on the off chance the report turns out to be untrue, it's still clear players in the global transportation game are jostling for top billing.
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Competition in the online luxury market has been particularly intense, with new and established players jostling aggressively for market share as more customers shop on their smartphones.
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They then simulated more than 100,000 years of moon evolution, adding in the gravitational jostling caused by migrating satellites and accounting for the disk's dissipation over time.
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The jostling for control over Mexico City's valuable extortion and drug trafficking markets group suggests that a trend affecting organized crime across Mexico is hitting the capital.
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Planetary scientists now think that Ceres formed much farther out in the solar system and then was pushed inward by the jostling of giant planets like Jupiter.
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The crowd surged toward the hulking flatbeds, jostling with baby strollers and backpacks, the trucks' taillights casting a reddish glow on faces loaded with exhaustion and worry.
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Inside the resort's rental center, Chinese characters were emblazoned on a "ski pickup" sign, and a cacophony of Hindi, Mandarin and English resounded among the jostling crowd.
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But a lunch truck can't package food this way; how would it survive the jostling trip back to the office, without the separate dishes merging into one?
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From Davenport in the east to Sioux City in the west, the candidates circled one another, jostling to cast themselves as the most viable contender for November.
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And then I watched him disappear into a jostling New York crowd, headed in the general direction of his memory foam mattress topper and his new life.
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Bratt, who was jostling for position in front of the net with Bruins captain Zdeno Chara, redirected a shot from the blue line by defenseman P.K. Subban.
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Without a market-based, technology-neutral system like a carbon fee or trading market, our energy policies have devolved into a jostling match of competitors seeking favors.
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The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 6 percentage points for Democratic-leaning registered voters, adding uncertainty for those jostling for second place.
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Yingde had been the subject of a rare public Chinese boardroom battle, with co-founders Sun Zhongguo, Trevor Strutt and Zhao Xiangti jostling for control of the board.
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It also didn't require much adjustment at all after I put it on, whereas some VR headsets require a certain amount of jostling to get the right view.
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We have folks on all sides of every issue out here jostling, demonstrating and chanting and not reacting to the pick that we have come Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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For all the complexity of Babbitt's 12-tone pieces, his music abounds in jostling rhythmic vitality: In his youth, he played jazz piano and composed musical theater songs.
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Following weeks of political jostling over the appointment, Italy's government on Thursday selected Genoa Mayor Marco Bucci as special commissioner to oversee the reconstruction of the Morandi bridge.
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The lead up to May's election saw an increase in protests and political jostling over access to both agricultural and residential land as concern over the issue mounts.
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They want to get back there and that means a bit of jostling with the U.S. Gerry: Well, being British is probably a help in relation to that.
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Ousted two years ago over his increasingly vocal criticism of Hollande, Montebourg is joining an already crowded field jostling to replace the unpopular Socialist president in May 2017.
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Displaced people clog Sana's traffic intersections, jostling with vendors of window wipers or sesame cakes and asking passing drivers, and sometimes even one another, to spare some change.
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The show feels a little more efficient in its new season, with more story density, but it still has that same jostling sense of both action and intimacy.
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They are also concerned about political jostling ahead of a conference of the ruling African National Congress party in December to elect a new leader to replace Zuma.
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Then, between 120 million and 100 million years ago, the jostling of Earth's tectonic plates forced Greater Adria down into the mantle, under what is now Southern Europe.
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North Korean and US journalists argued and elbowed one another for nearly 20 minutes jostling for position to capture the moment when Trump and Kim entered the room.
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The development comes as the shipping and transport industries are in flux, with companies jostling to speed up delivery times and create more sustainable ways to get around.
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Leave it to Taylor Swift to point out the next accessory you'll see everywhere while jostling for a spot closer to the stage (and that we've already embraced).
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"So as word recognition was emerging, we could see a kind of jostling for position between word recognition and face recognition in the same left hemisphere," said Behrmann.
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And for all his protestations about the political risks of gun control, the governor is no stranger to jostling for the limelight the topic can bring as well.
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This is how I described the painting in my review: "The Vly" is made up of literally thousands of distinct, similarly colored shapes, all quietly jostling for attention.
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He is insecure, paranoid and brittle, jostling between egomania and narcissism, intoxicated with a power beyond his meager comprehension and indulging in it beyond the point of abuse.
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The island's recovery from Hurricane Maria has become an issue of critical concern in Florida, with candidates jostling to appear in touch with the state's Puerto Rican diaspora.
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The aircraft maker has been jostling with European rival Airbus for market share in the world's fastest-growing aviation market, with both opening assembly plants in the country.
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These formulas are sufficiently broad to encourage both sides of the White House jostling between Stephen Bannon, the chief strategist, and Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law.
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Behind the scenes, partisans from both factions busied themselves with intrigue, hedging and horse-trading, jostling for position in an environment where allegations and back-stabbing ran rampant.
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But the pomp, laid on by politicians jostling for some reflected glory of the pope's popularity, seemed at odds with a trip that Francis had described as a pilgrimage.
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Jakartans are accustomed to chaos; they seem to enjoy jostling and being jostled as a friendly communal pastime, so the art fair was a whopping success with the public.
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The ruling African National Congress (ANC) is due to hold an election in December to replace President Jacob Zuma as its leader, and several factions are jostling for power.
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Plus, I've found the obliques-flaunting, scarily chiseled women who tap it back in sports bras tend to be the most obnoxious people jostling me in the locker room.
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One of the candidates jostling with Mr Binay for pole position is Grace Poe (pictured), a 47-year-old senator with a thin record but a compelling back story.
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If someone doesn't sneer at her size or comment on her food choices, they might pretend she doesn't exist at all, bumping and jostling her as they walk past.
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In 2019, that means jostling to book a meeting room days in advance, or trying to figure out where the hell you put that link to the video conference.
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Most of the investigative roles have been agreed on but there is still some jostling, especially from rank-and-file committee members who want a piece of the action.
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As a result, many brokers are jostling for position on buy-side clients' research lists — which are likely to shrink as asset managers adapt to paying directly for research.
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Investment banks are already jostling to take part in the Aramco listing as a portal to the lucrative deals they expect to flow from the kingdom's planned economic revamp.
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So I think there was probably some mutual envy between the two of them, and that's what sets these tectonic plates jostling against each other for the first time.
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The Avalanche (8-4-2) and the defending champion Blues (9-3-3) are jostling for the top spot in the Central Division but have been hit with injuries.
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The waterways were clear, with boat passengers jostling for space, swaying along with the river motions, moving toward the center of the vessel to make room for new passengers.
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Donald Trump is entering the White House intent on jostling the pillars of American foreign policy, from relations with China and Mexico to US leadership of postwar international institutions.
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These "pool sprays" are well-worn rituals at the General Assembly, opportunities for jostling reporters and camera people to get photographs and comments from national leaders before they meet.
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Boeing and its European rival Airbus have been jostling to increase market share in China, the world's fastest growing aviation market, with both opening assembly plants in the country.
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He arrived at the site surrounded by a giant, jostling scrum of journalists with cameras and microphones as he tried to talk with the crowd of workers around him.
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The conflict is complicated by layers of clan loyalties and rivalries between regional powers like Qatar and Turkey, which are jostling for power in the Horn of Africa nation.
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Boeing and its European rival, Airbus, have been jostling to increase market share in China, the world's fastest growing aviation market, with both opening assembly plants in the country.
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In previous years, jostling to perform the stoning before returning to pray at the Grand Mosque accounted for many of the frequent stampedes and crushes that had afflicted haj.
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Centralized, authoritarian power is sometimes credited with allowing quick policy changes that would be difficult to contemplate in democracies, where checks and balances and political jostling can delay reform.
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" That's because the music in your ears will mirror the external environment: "nothing happens in perfect synch or in a straight line"; instead there's a mesh of "flickering, jostling particulars.
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Meanwhile there's a mass of ads and news stories and specially commissioned videos jostling for position alongside whatever it is your celebrity Snapchatters or your friends are getting up to.
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According to the paper, their observations may be a transient phenomena, and whatever dust they saw might easily be blown away through gravitational jostling from other planets or solar wind.
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It is an abstract onslaught of jostling shapes tearing against one another; brown hands and small patches of green are caught between jagged, overlapping layers of red, white, and black.
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To make matters worse, Mr Abe may find it hard to enact reforms as his tenure draws to a close, thanks to jostling within the party to choose his successor.
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But it also gives Germany entry into the new "Great Game", in which big powers like China are jostling across the globe for access to the prized electric battery metal.
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Alabama's last execution may have burned a man alive because the "consciousness assessment" it administers is about as scientific as someone jostling you when you nod off on the sofa.
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Initial results showed the PRI behind in Veracruz, with the party of two-time presidential runner-up Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and the PAN-PRD contender jostling for first place.
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Probably he was too solitary a soul—and too confirmed a heterosexual—to relish the jostling, sybaritic pleasures on offer in the City of Dreaming Spires in the interwar years.
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In a way it sounds like three songs played at once, with snippets of melody and rhythm jostling for limited sonic space, held together by a shared sense of momentum.
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Over the past two years, Alibaba has been jostling with close rival JD.com to snap up strategic partnerships with brick-and-mortar retailers who remain keen to reach Chinese consumers.
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Success rates were higher in the back of the roller coaster than the front — 64 percent versus 17 percent — probably because a bumpier ride in the back meant more jostling.
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As the artists crowded around mobile phones while sets were being changed, jostling for space and tying themselves in knots as the drama unfolded, the big cats looked on disdainfully.
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In the jostling for influence and dominance in Central Asia a century ago, the great powers mapped caravan routes and mountain passes in a contest known as the Great Game.
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Ten floors below the courtroom, photographers and TV reporters had spent the morning jostling for position only to be disappointed when the billionaire failed to show up for opening arguments.
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Players leaned into the machines, their fingers fast-twitching on the flipper buttons, punctuating this with emphatic body English and jostling the machine to coax the ball in different directions.
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Much of the fundraising jostling in a presidential race is about expectations, and at the start of the year, no one expected Buttigieg to come anywhere close to $7 million.
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In a world of humans jostling about, a good use of processing power is to compute where those people might be next, and what they will do when they get there.
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More than 100 people were wounded in the chaos that ensued from the jostling at the stadium where thousands had gathered for a concert during the national celebrations on Wednesday afternoon.
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That's just vendors jostling for position, though, and with Google and Apple's supremely dominant market share, no one is predicting the rise of a new mobile OS for the foreseeable future.
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When it happened a third time, I did what any normal person would do: I huffed and turned around and discovered that there was no one jostling my seat at all.
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Like other industries, science is jostling for the government's attention ahead of the Autumn Statement, an annual mini-budget which the chancellor, Philip Hammond, is due to deliver on November 23rd.
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And most of them -- along with their different sponsors (Russia, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries, Turkey and the US) -- are still jostling for advantage on the battlefield.
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This year its holiday island of Jeju, along with the best-known scenic spots in Seoul, the capital, have been free of the usual throngs of loud, jostling Chinese tour parties.
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I've seen sharks fighting crocodiles, sharks that jump out off water, sharks jostling steel cages, sharks gnashing at underwater cameras, shark-attack victims whose legs and torsos look like burst sausages.
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The app takes advantage of the increasingly sensitive accelerometers built into phones, which are sensitive enough to distinguish the distinct profile of an earthquake from the regular jostling of daily life.
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Several suitors for Fortis revised their offers this week, jostling to make the best bid before an advisory committee, formed by the company, makes its recommendation to the board on Thursday.
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Today's media giants will all make a play for this new supply of attention, but the jostling will make space for new upstarts or for an older player to reboot themselves.
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In the same spirit, Mr. Cenedella's works portray a garish New York panorama of traffic jams, street fights, subways and bars that explode from the canvas with a jostling rowdy exuberance.
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Republican candidates for Senate in Indiana are jostling to prove who better channels President Donald Trump as they try to get a swing at one of the Senate's most vulnerable Democrats.
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Once, a friend was at a blazing hot table in Vegas when a man rolled up in rumpled clothing, a putrid smell on him, angrily jostling for the last available space.
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So had a parade of Miami elected officials and the local congresswoman, all jostling to be next to Mr. Gillum, or at least near him, at the front of the crowd.
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However, Southeast Asian counties would need to work together to make sure their interests are not drowned out by big powers like the U.S. and China jostling for control, Mohamad said.
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Companies and labs are jostling to develop robust serological tests in the US as well; one company, Henry Schein, says several hundred thousand of its tests will be available March 30.
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After the debate earlier this month in Westerville, Ohio, saw a dozen candidates jostling for speaking time, the increasingly challenging thresholds are sure to strain some of the lower-performing campaigns.
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Beyond this theorizing and all the jostling yet to come, the extraordinary developments of last week — actually, of the last months — reveal that Thailand is a military dictatorship like no other.
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Sanchez utilized his jab but went to the ropes often and fought with his back to them rather successfully by weaving, jostling for head position, and using the reverse shoulder roll.
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Finding a gap, he briefly went three wide coming out of the turn, creating some bumping and jostling, before pulling alongside Truex in a pedal-to-the-metal race to the finish.
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Britain's departure from the European Union means that the European Banking Authority must move from its base in London to elsewhere in the EU with a string of cities jostling for it.
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Jupiter, which could hold 1,300 Earths, orbits five times farther from the sun than Earth, but it may have started out elsewhere and migrated, jostling its smaller sibling planets as it moved.
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PARIS — Photographers and film crews immediately swarmed a car as it glided in front of Place Vendôme on a Sunday night in late January, jostling to capture the beauty who stepped out.
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Since then, the jostling for power between President Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar has led to a ruinous civil war that's left nearly 22018,000 people dead and millions more displaced.
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Since then, the jostling for power between President Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar has led to a ruinous civil war that's left nearly 400,000 people dead and millions more displaced.
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The health of leading members of the ruling family is a sensitive issue in Kuwait, where less senior al-Sabah members have long been jostling for position, according to diplomats and analysts.
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His bakery is wedged between the rubble of several bomb sites, and a dead rat lay on the ground nearby as a crowd gathered round the service window jostling to be served.
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"The Kingdom now finds itself neck and neck with Moscow for the lead in Chinese market share, with both jostling in the 13-14% range, yet the momentum resides with the latter."
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We've done this a couple times and they always sit mesmerized for a period of 10–15 minutes, watching the cars effortlessly scoot around the track, occasionally bumping and jostling one another.
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Now let's look at a situation where this all came together: In this 2014 World Cup game, Mexico and the Netherlands were jostling for a spot in the quarterfinals of the tournament.
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A team of museum experts obtained this almost new wallet by jostling a tourist on a Nevsky Prospekt trolleybus in St. Petersburg, Russia, and relieving him of it—tough cheese on him.
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Maya and Jimmy (John Ross Bowie) are parents of a teenager whose life is inherently more complicated than those of the non-disabled kids jostling by him in his high school hallways.
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Members need certainty and they don't want to operate until November in a climate where every move from every member of leadership is viewed through the prism of jostling for the speakership.
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Once regarded as the step child to Hollywood movies, A-list actors like Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon and Susan Sarandon are flocking to TV series, and jostling for this year's Emmy awards.
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Big tobacco firms, including BAT, Philip Morris International, Japan Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco Group, are jostling for position in the emerging vaping market, which is estimated at around $7 billion for 2015.
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After some fussing and narrative table setting — the Commodore makes Charlie the lead man on their next assignment, creating some jokey sibling jostling — the movie settles back down to its deadly business.
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But even with this structure, the drawings have an experimental energy that pokes and pushes, often jostling forms that resemble easter eggs, stick figures, plants, or the scribblings of a rudimentary language.
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With only a handful of released tracks to his name, Frampton's fan base has grown primarily through frenzied live performances, which often culminate in the rapper crowd-surfing over his jostling fans.
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Which is to say, there is no centrist narrative anymore, just a set of microstyles jostling up against one another — not competing for the same turf, necessarily, but finding ways to coexist.
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The clues are at 23A, 36A, 55A, 82A, 98A, 116A, 15D and 66D, and they all describe situations that involve trying to get from one place to another, usually jostling for position.
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Some of the badmouthing that peppers Davis and Crawford's biographies comes off as the usual jostling for status, but at times the antagonism seemed to originate from a deeper, more desperate place.
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These pieces have the sturdy, thwacking power of so much of Miller's drumming — which is equally informed by punk and jazz — and the jostling momentum of an M.T.A. car on the move.
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Because skyrmions stay skyrmions even when you squish and deform them, they could be useful for things like quantum computing, which requires maintaining a coherent quantum state despite jostling from the outside environment.
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These kinds of cosmic objects are many light-years across and are produced when supernovas explode, jostling the gas in their part of space and produce "cavities" in the gas, the ESO added.
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The terror groups jostling for influence in Bangladesh "Even if you come out carrying merely knives and swords then -- history bears witness -- Hindus cannot withstand you," he said in the Urdu-language audio.
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"Baggage" (which, I should be forthright, is probably my favorite episode of the season so far) made me think about these things because they're constantly jostling up against each other in interesting ways.
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Weirder still, Jaybird isn't totally clueless when it comes to building Bluetooth music gadgets that can withstand jostling, their better offerings just happen to have a wire connecting the left and right bud.
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The new age of airline rage: Why everyone on board is on edge Cell phone video that surfaced on social media shows two men apparently jostling for position near a row of seats.
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Tech-boosters would doubtless love to see a prolonged bout of jostling for top spot between Alphabet and Apple (which before this week had held on to its crown for 653 consecutive days).
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Diplomatically isolated due to the mainland's "One China" policy that forces countries to take sides, Taiwan is jostling to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership trade pacts.
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And the few men truly qualified to manage Belgium—say, Dick Advocaat and Marcelo Lippi, both of whom are available and interested—have likely been jostling for the position since that Wales game.
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Anchoring the delightful jostling between players in the art scene is a compelling subtext about how artists sustain their practices despite donors' demands for masters on the wall or curators echoing coastal trends.
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They are all jostling for attention during the end of the year, which is when around 40 percent of the industry's sales take place, according to Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush Securities.
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It had actual violence and true bloodlust, two components of real actual fights, but two aspects frequently missing from baseball fights because the players are typically too busy jostling for better beet position.
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People were still out, jostling with each other in narrow lanes and still crowding into bus shelters, sleeping eight to a room in shabby tenements, and showing the impossibility of maintaining social distance.
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People were still out, jostling with each other in narrow lanes and still crowding into bus shelters, sleeping eight to a room in shabby tenements, and showing the impossibility of maintaining social distance.
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For the future, that might be a better strategy given that Oakland, Arizona, San Francisco and the Jets are also jostling for the league's worst record and the coveted No. 1 draft pick.
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So don't be shocked when you turn up at your hard-won summer holiday, sun-screened and ready to de-stress, only to encounter fellow vacationers jostling for your place in the sun.
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Fatima sat with a bright wool hat over her smooth head, looking taller out of the hospital bed, her legs akimbo in jeans and sneakers, jostling with the siblings who sat with her.
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The jostling for position starts in kindergarten, with some rich parents spending thousands of dollars a month on private tutoring to help their children secure spots in elite prep schools and top universities.
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The dozen or so candidates for mayor already jostling for position, including a former United States attorney for Seattle, Jenny Durkan, and a former mayor, Mike McGinn, mostly talk about the future, too.
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Paysafe is among a growing number of companies that have taken advantage of the increased prevalence of mobile payments and online shopping, jostling with traditional banks, as well as industry behemoths like PayPal.
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Loiseau described the comments, made during an off-record briefing to journalists in Brussels, as "pure fiction" but the leak damaged her credibility just as jostling for the leadership of the bloc intensified.
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Soulful British singer-songwriter Nao Jessica Joshua has built up a mass of hype over the last couple years, appearing on Disclosure's massive Caracal and jostling into the BBC's increasingly prestigious Sound of… list.
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Both Asian giants China and India have been jostling to increase their influence in Nepal, a natural buffer separating them, by ramping up their investments in roads and hydropower projects in the impoverished country.
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But the protesters, mostly young and urban, have found little in common with opposition politicians jostling for position ahead of next year's election and struggling to shake off the perception of incompetence and corruption.
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With a Golden Globe already in the bag for her performance as a rape survivor, Huppert is jostling with Emma Stone, Natalie Portman, Ruth Negga and Meryl Streep for a best actress Oscar statuette.
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In photo-ops, staff including senior advisors Stephen Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, Jared Kushner and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus almost seemed to be jostling to get in the camera frame to emphasize their clout.
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On this frigid November morning, I step into a nondescript Brooklyn warehouse and am immediately whisked through a labyrinth of endless hallways, half-assembled sets, crowds of crew members jostling around a catered lunch.
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Though many Japanese welcomed the enthronement ceremony, there was a demonstration in downtown Tokyo in protest against the imperial system, and three demonstrators were arrested after jostling with riot police, Kyodo news agency reported.
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Lapidus' debut is one of several closely watched maiden collections at Paris Fashion Week, at a time when brands are jostling to make a mark and ride an upturn in the luxury goods industry.
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Along with other European cities, Berlin is jostling for a piece of London's fintech industry and has stepped up efforts to promote the German capital as an affordable and creative alternative to other centres.
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" Watching the H.I.V. virus attack a cell, she writes, is "no streamlined moon landing but an incessant jostling and tussling, like a cat pushing its face at you again and again, a sinister nuzzle.
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While there is no little figure in MacPhee's painting as there is in Man Ray's, there are strongly figural echoes reverberating among jostling monochrome shapes and the twitching, snaking lines that visually bind them.
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Occasionally she has to chase down a child who thinks the papers are free, but for the most part her location provides a respite from the crowds jostling through the rest of the grounds.
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The calls for accountability coincide with jostling for an upcoming presidential election, and they seem to have all but crushed the chances for both men, senior officials, party members and analysts said in interviews.
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There were cheers around the room as the developers explained how they had filtered the data so that the jostling motions of a teacher walking upstairs, say, would not show up as a bookmark.
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The sources tend to be current or former White House staffers jostling for position and posterity, strategically leaking to journalists in order to cast themselves as noble custodians and their rivals as craven sycophants.
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His flagging momentum has caused some of his fellow lawmakers to start jostling for a new leadership battle, though most have not yet started criticizing him publicly, according to interviews with analysts and politicians.
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Imagine if you had baseballs in a pool of water, and imagine that they had exactly the same density as the pool, so they didn't sink, they didn't float, they were just suspended, jostling about.
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Those jostling for a role in Aramco's listing are doing it for the status and league table ranking as well as the hope that it will put them in pole position for more Saudi business.
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Along with other European cities, Berlin is jostling for a piece of London's financial technology industry and has stepped up efforts to promote the German capital as an affordable and creative alternative to other centres.
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She kept my 22-year-old brother and me from falling asleep, jostling us every few minutes as we sat on either side of her on the living room sofa, so we could witness history.
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It's not clear who is in control, and allegiances here are murky, since eastern Aleppo's fall back into regime hands has left all of the rebel groups crammed into this one area, jostling for position.
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Despite South Florida being one of the most heavily populated Hispanic areas in America, my immediate surroundings were not; my school, jostling more than 1,000 students, had a grand total of 12 people of color.
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Natural gas discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean in the past decade have rendered the region a viable alternative energy source for Europe, but also exposed long-simmering disputes between neighbors jostling for rights over resources.
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The deal, which won regulatory approval in February after months of tensions between the companies, comes at a time when cannabis producers are jostling to gain from Canada's move to legalize recreational use of pot.
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In the regional capital Sambava, a melting pot for farmers, brokers and exporters, the rain-swept streets throb with tuk-tuks jostling with high-end 4x4s, particularly the $50,000 Toyota Land Cruiser favoured by brokers.
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Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden (who has not yet declared) are consistently ranked in the lead in the Democratic race, but Mr Buttigieg seems to be jostling for the third spot in a crowded field.
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Now Mr. Cruz is thought to be jostling with Mr. Trump for the same swath of voters, and until the "New York values" crack, the two had been publicly civil when speaking of each other.
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Natural gas discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean in the past decade have rendered the region a viable alternative energy source for Europe, but also exposed long-simmering disputes between neighbours jostling for rights over resources.
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In the regional capital Sambava, a melting pot for farmers, brokers and exporters, the rain-swept streets throb with tuk-tuks jostling with high-end 4x4s, particularly the $50,000 Toyota Land Cruiser favored by brokers.
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In the Middle East, the divide between Shi'ites and Sunnis has reached crisis point, with Iran and Saudi Arabia jostling openly for influence in a region reeling from war and the barbarism of Islamic extremists.
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With voting booths open until 2000 GMT, this year's election is one of the closest in memory, with five different parties jostling for first and second places in a highly fragmented parliament, according to polls.
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German voters and its political class are deeply divided over military spending, with fears about regional insecurity and an assertive Russia jostling with a traditional post-World War Two reluctance to flex its muscles militarily.
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Although Djokovic continues to reign quite supreme, the jostling is beginning in earnest underneath, and the winner of the match between Thiem and Zverev is likely to take on Rafael Nadal in the fourth round.
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There has long been political jostling among the four nations that constitute the United Kingdom, but the so-called Brexit referendum has divided them in ways that mean they may not come back together again.
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S&P has also warned that jostling for leadership positions ahead of the ruling African National Congress party's conference at the end of the year, was likely to distract the government from implementing economic reforms.
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Retirees with free time are jostling for slots, as are impecunious drama students who view ushering as a no-cost way to expand their artistic horizons and make connections with members of Off Broadway theaters.
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The prospect of a bailout of a scale without precedent has set off a rush to the fiscal trough, with businesses enduring undeniable dislocation jostling with more opportunistic interests to ensure they get a share.
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China and the United States are jostling for position around reefs in the South China Sea that Beijing has turned into military bases, and they are both preparing for any possibility of war in space.
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Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont are each jostling to consolidate the left wing, while the two Midwest moderates in the race, Ms. Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The screen porch was full of men, young men in checked suits and slouch hats, old men in derbies and frayed cuffs, crowding and jostling, each one beckoning and calling to me above the crowd.
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I told Mr. Arroyuelo that after days of jostling from winery to hotel to restaurant, it was a relief to find a single area that encompassed pretty much everything we craved, requiring no nocturnal voyages.
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ANONYMOUS Your friend reminds me of people who say "excuse me" as they muscle their way through crowds and tight spaces — bumping and jostling as they go — as if polite words excused their brute actions.
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"Most of the starch that thickens a risotto resides in fine particles on the surface of the rice from the very beginning — stirring and jostling have little to do with its release," The Food Lab writes.
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Police escorted conservative radio host Alex Jones from the square, amid shouting and jostling, after Jones used a megaphone to shout invective about Black Lives Matter and other groups toward a group of liberal-leaning protesters.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's regional governments are falling over each other to curry favor with President Xi Jinping, jostling for roles in his New Silk Road plan to boost economic and cultural links through Asia to Europe.
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That's not to say there isn't a sense of youth racing through the album too, because there is—it's just staring the threat of old age directly in the face, jostling to get the upper hand.
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Why it matters: So far at least, global stock markets have seemed to shrug off the relentless jostling of the financial system, mostly by President Trump, with all three major U.S. exchanges rising again on Thursday.
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It does get a bit awkward with two or more people (the Hangout has a claimed capacity of 440 pounds) but all the jostling you feel is still preferable to sitting on the cold wet ground.
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Online gambling via smartphones and tablets has helped to drive growth for betting companies but it is a crowded field with traditional bookmakers operating high street shops jostling for market share with younger web-only companies.
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Rating firms are concerned about political jostling ahead of the African National Congress (ANC) conference in December to elect a new party leader to succeed President Jacob Zuma, who has battled several scandals including corruption allegations.
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At six you hid in the attic Scrawling half-inch creatures Scarlet word balloons jostling their lips, Radiant ciphers no one could tell Your imaginary friends, Susie Kali with corkscrew curls, Mad Thoma axe in hand.
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But politicians are still writing the storyline, and if Nicolás Maduro and Juan Guaidó end up in a stalemate, the international community could open a new round of geopolitical jostling over how to resolve the crisis.
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Even though the book holds back from detailing any political jostling within the secretive Saudi royal family and government, it gives a clear idea that various factions have often pushed for different paths for Saudi Aramco.
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Holding her own among jostling publicists and handlers, she took a few minutes to talk about her outfit, her advice for fainting models and her thoughts on how a fashion show compares to a gymnastics competition.
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In dramatic video shot outside Argentina's Foreign Ministry, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez is seen jostling with security to try to get into the meeting, though Maduro presented no evidence she was thrown to the ground.
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Behind the TV set was another scene that has become a ritual of political elections: dozens of supporters of the candidates holding aloft giant signs, jostling to be seen in the background of the TV shot.
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Through hairpin turns and jostling that threatened to dislodge internal organs, Mr. Furuya occasionally made a call on his cellphone and flipped through delivery invoices with one hand while keeping his left hand on the gearshift.
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Now that it is seen as high culture, the art and artists are gaining value, investors are jostling to get a piece of the action, and private collections are growing in Africa and around the world.
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Rusike said political jostling ahead of the ruling African National Congress's conference at year-end, where the party will elect leaders to contest general elections in 2019, was likely to distract government from implementing economic reforms.
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I'd argue Westworld's first season succeeded at this, and in so doing, it underlined how it might feel to be an artificial consciousness and have your past and present jostling for attention in your cybernetic brain.
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The tech giant abandoned that project — which followed a public bidding process that had cities across the country jostling to attract it — after locals slammed the $1.5 billion in tax incentives New York offered the company.
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They broke that promise at the last moment, and a jostling scrimmage of reporters and camera crews was confined to a dais at the back of the hall where it became a handy target for derision.
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Local firms like NEV specialist BYD Co Ltd are now jostling with global names such as Ford Motor Co and Nissan Motor Co Ltd in the race to develop successful "green" vehicles for the Chinese market.
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Litigants in the lawsuits filed by New York City, King County in Washington State, and in Colorado (City of Boulder, Boulder County, and San Miguel County), are still jostling over which courts should hear the cases.
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Then last week, he suddenly popped way up in the polls: He's now jostling with conservative candidate François Fillon (who has been mired in scandal for weeks) for third place, with 19 percent of the vote.
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Brokers handling transactions in the secondary market told the Journal that investors are jostling to get a piece of the maker of plant-based meats, with some deals that value the company as much as $5 billion.
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Despite the name used for it by insiders—O'sistema (the System)—it is a loose collection of gangs constantly jostling for control over territory and the narcotics trafficking that accounts for much of the Camorra's considerable wealth.
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Former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull accused Beijing of interfering in its domestic affairs while in office, and the two countries have been jostling for influence in Pacific island countries that control swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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Luxury brands are jostling to carve out a following among younger shoppers always on the look-out for eye-catching new designs, at a time when strong demand from Chinese consumers is boosting revenues across the industry.
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His raw reaction to the latest Iowa developments followed an intense day of jostling between his campaign and Sanders', with both candidates seeking to project triumph after the caucus verdict was substantially delayed by a technical meltdown.
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Melenchon, a well-known firebrand and former presidential candidate, was caught on camera on Monday yelling at and jostling an anti-corruption officer who was part of a team carrying out a raid at Melenchon's party offices.
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In all, China have won at least two All-England titles across singles and doubles since 2000, but with rivals jostling for bragging rights in Olympic year, the powerhouse nation's record will come under threat this week.
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But perhaps the most intractable problem facing Hyperloop designers is how to deal with not just the jostling, vibration and noise bombarding passengers as the compressed air screamed around the pod, but also the g-forces involved.
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While Telstra Corp Ltd dominates Australia's telecommunications and internet markets, smaller rivals such as Vocus are jostling for exposure to a government-led A$40 billion ($30.44 billion) broadband network that is being built around the country.
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But there's another face in Chinese tech that we should be looking out for: Ma Huateng, also known by his nickname Pony, who has for years been jostling with Jack to become the richest man in China.
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada apologized repeatedly to the House of Commons after some jostling on its floor, in which he was accused of manhandling a Conservative member of Parliament and elbowing a female legislator.
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But if bashing Biden was the main event, the undercards featured Dems jostling with one another to move up the polls, as well as candidates doing their best to land a clean shot on President Donald Trump.
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President Donald Trump's decision Wednesday to recognize Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country's interim president and declare Maduro's embattled regime "illegitimate" has set off a dramatic confrontation within Venezuela and geopolitical jostling outside the country.
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Seemingly impervious to the sweltering heat and jostling crowds, the perfectly coiffed Nawaz, who is the daughter of Pakistan's thrice deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, delivers speech after speech without any evidence of a bead of sweat.
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Covering the red carpet is also a weird nightmare of standing around, doing nothing, and then jostling for position in the hope that you can yell a question at someone who might not want to be there.
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From Uruguay's Punta del Este comes a veritable sculpture of assorted blood-pressure raisers jostling for real estate on one plate; from Finland's Nousiainen, a presentation of clearly can-sourced veggies and the most nondescript boiled potatoes.
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Both have the same highly-worked look, a palette that alternates between the brightly-colored and the monochromatically somber, and a palpable sense of physical pressure — both in terms of paint application and their jostling, muscular composition.
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And it's a huge change for the junior ranks, for whom 80-hour weeks in the office, Seamless dinners at their desks, and jostling for face time with senior bankers have long been a rite of passage.
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It was around this time that it became a popular burial place for an elite jostling to remain as close to their patrons in death as they were in life, reflecting the power politics of the day.
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Social media could have produced a rich world of autarchic, jostling affiliations—a lively bazaar of many camps—and it's a standard trope of internet nostalgists to long for the time when online identities could be fragmented.
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Britain's growth slowed after the June 2016 Brexit vote, its annual rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven group of rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for last place.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept 22 (Reuters) - "Game of Thrones" looks set to crown its final season with another best drama series Emmy on Sunday despite an array of new contenders jostling for the most prestigious awards in television.
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The vote will be seen as boost for Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters, and a challenge to the Chinese government at a time of strained US-China relations, marked by a protracted trade war and geopolitical jostling.
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Despite a degree of policy success on matters like pensions and climate change, the SPD is struggling in the polls, well behind the Green Party and jostling for third place with the hard-right Alternative for Germany.
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Britain's economy slowed after the June 2016 Brexit vote, its growth rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for bottom place in the rankings.
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But despite him and other leading politicians warning of political and economic dangers, there is no sign yet of the compromises needed to agree on a new cabinet, with Christians, Druze, Shi'ite and Sunni Muslims jostling for ministries.
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Whether the Iran deal, which went into effect at the start of this year, will really be a priority when other more urgent and less technical issues are jostling for Mr Trump's attention next year is also questionable.
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This means three years of beseeching by eager college coaches, three years of being side-eyed by other prospects jostling for similar attention, three years of fan bases across the country prodding him to attend their favorite school.
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Those subtle habits of coexistence are taught by the simultaneous clack of keyboards in a glass-front espresso chain as much as by the jostling of elbows in Warsaw as the pages of the Literarishe Bleter were turned.
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While former national carrier Telstra dominates Australia's telecoms and internet market, smaller rivals like Vocus are jostling for exposure to a government-led A$40 billion ($30 billion) broadband network that is being rolled out around the country.
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Originally invented by Abraham Louis Breguet, the tourbillion was a modification designed to ensure that a watch would keep good time in any number of positions – in a pocket, on a desk, or jostling around in a bag.
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MOSCOW, Aug 22018 (Reuters) - An independent Russian producer has made a foray into China's market for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), jostling with Middle Eastern countries for what could be a lucrative foothold, market data showed and traders said.
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Yet within days, Chinese and Indian soldiers were jostling in a desolate but disputed border region in the Himalayas that has since grown into an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation from which neither army is ready to back off.
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Mattarella announced his latest effort to end the deadlock the day after the center-right won local elections in the tiny southern region of Molise, giving the bloc a boost as jostling continues in Rome over coalition building.
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Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are jostling, too, for zeroing out funding for the border wall and including restrictions that would prevent Trump from reshuffling cash for the purpose of continuing to build that U.S.-Mexico barrier.
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Rivers said her car was broken into with a hammer, items were stolen from the flattened sushi restaurant where she worked, and she saw fights break out in St. Thomas among increasingly desperate people jostling for food and water.
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Ridiculous as it may be, it's a good reminder that smart home products can truly come from all places, with companies old and new, big and small, techy and not-so-techy jostling for a seat at the table.
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The Echo Dot Kids Edition is essentially a standard Echo Dot, with a color bumper to help it withstand your standard kid jostling and the same "two-year worry-free guarantee" the company introduced on its kids' Fire Tablets.
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Although Congress banned lead water pipes 30 years ago, between 3.3 million and 10 million older ones remain, primed to leach lead into tap water by forces as simple as jostling during repairs or a change in water chemistry.
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The 14-odd candidates who are jostling for position have to be prepared for Mrs May to resign within the next 24 hours but at the same time keep their powder dry in case she clings on for months.
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The redesign, with a pattern of interlocking "Ts" and "Bs" from the initials of founder Thomas Burberry, was a gamble in an industry saturated with logos at a time when brands are jostling for visibility, especially on social media.
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Love was jostling for position on an entry pass under the basket during the first quarter but stooped over after failing to control the ball, grabbed his injured hand and jogged to the locker room to assess the injury.
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Even a recent Spectator article—expertly dismantled THUMP News Editor Anna Codrea-Rado—found fault in the idea of a night spent jostling for floorspace in a crowd bigger than the average League One team gets on a Saturday.
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The Lowy numbers, which do not include New Zealand contributions since March 2017, also show China jostling with Taiwan to use aid money as a means of cultivating diplomatic ties in region home to a third of Taiwan's allies.
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There is no shortage of up-and-comers jostling for a spot in China's massive e-commerce industry, and oftentimes they pick a niche market and present a novel business model different from the establishment of Alibaba or JD.com .
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Preparing for life after Bibi, meanwhile, younger Likud leaders are jostling for position, perhaps the most formidable among them Gideon Saar, a former Likud minister who took a timeout from politics in 2014 and announced his comeback last year.
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A crisis at one of India's biggest non-bank finance companies in September, at a time when the Indian banking system was jostling with $10 billion stressed loans, pushed India into a lending crisis, hurting investment and consumer spending.
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A crisis at one of India's biggest non-bank finance companies in September, at a time when the Indian banking system was jostling with $10 billion stressed loans, pushed India into a lending crisis, hurting investment and consumer spending.
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School will soon be back in session, and while for some that means jostling with more N.Y.U. students than usual for a slice of dollar pizza, for others it signifies more scholarly things, like pop quizzes and group presentations.
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Based on the most recent polling, Nevada Democrats appear to have given Sanders a resounding victory in the third primary nominating state, with former Vice President Joe Biden and former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg jostling for second place.
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Now they are back to the Big Three — all over 30; all jostling to be viewed someday as the greatest of all time; all head and shoulders above their younger rivals, which is deeply gratifying and a little unsettling.
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Biden and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg are jostling to become the leading moderate in the race and the main threat to democratic socialist U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, the front-runner heading into the Super Tuesday contest.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Global jostling intensified on Thursday between countries that want Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in power and those trying to force him to resign, as opposition leader Juan Guaido made overtures to his rival's allies Russia and China.
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The probes follow a period of tense relations between Australia and China, including allegations by Canberra of interference in domestic affairs, jostling for influence in the Pacific, and a move to block China's Huawei Technologies from building a 5G network.
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At an oil trade show late last month in Dongying in Shandong province, home to many teapots, sales managers from more than 20 independents were jostling about trying to sell fuel to major trading firms, state refiners and other teapots.
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In this plush, glitzy part of London's up-market West End, you never really know just how many professional artists, actors and sports personalities you're queuing up next to for coffee, or jostling with for space on a crowded tube train.
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"Stepping across that line has been a great honor," Trump said as he sat down with Kim, amid a chaotic scene of U.S. and North Korean reporters jostling to capture the historic moment while secret service agents struggled to contain them.
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She has so far only said she will agree to a timetable for her departure after a planned fourth vote on her Brexit deal in early June, but senior members of her Conservative Party are already jostling to replace her.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will step down before the next phase of Brexit negotiations and, although she has not put a date on her departure, senior members of her Conservative Party are jostling to replace her.
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With this in mind, Singapore has stepped up efforts over the last decade to become the regional hub for art, with major events like the Singapore Biennale and the International Festival of the Arts jostling for space on the cultural calendar.
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It happened when the Facebook boss walked to his seat and was confronted by a wall of wide-angle camera lenses and photographers jostling for position, each of them trying to capture the most distilled picture of a CEO under fire.
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It could have been like three stories trying to tell themselves in the same space — Jekyll and Hyde and Cat's Cradle and The Time Traveler's Wife all jostling around uncomfortably in the same space like the three versions of Barren.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Avoiding controversial questions and sticking closely to the script, three leading candidates jostling for a spot on the Communist Party's apex of power made rare public appearances on the sidelines of China's annual meeting of parliament on Monday.
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With countries and companies jostling to set up operations in the moon's most desirable sites—mainly the lunar poles, where water ice is supposedly abundant—life up there could quickly devolve into a dusty and chaotic mess, ripe for human conflict.
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Investors fear policy steps to spur on the economy and keep debt in check are taking a backseat to corruption scandals and the jostling for positions as Zuma's ruling African National Congress (ANC) prepares to elect new leaders in December.
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Hours earlier, the massive lobby, demo area (or foyer) space below, and theater were humming with Apple employees, media, analysts, and invited special guests, all jostling to touch the new iPhone X, iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and Apple Watch Series 3.
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A host of AI-powered personal assistants, such as Alexa, Cortana, Siri and Viv, are already jostling for position, and could become an important new way to interact with computers and access information, like the web browser and touchscreen before them.
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Where once there were a handful of broadcasters able to get what they wanted from drivers in the 'bull pen', now there can be more than a dozen different stations jostling for position, often having to ask the same question.
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The approval of the C$1.1 billion ($857.37 million) deal from the Competition Bureau follows months of tensions between the companies and comes at a time when companies are jostling to gain from the country's legalization of recreational use of pot.
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So Mr. Ray has taken Fitzgerald's last work — in which his love and hate for the movie business remain unresolved, while jostling for space with a death-obsessed romance — and reimagined it as a sprightly but lamentably pedestrian showbiz melodrama.
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I timed it badly, getting to work just as the prisoners piled out of the living blocks to go to their activities – and found myself at a gate with about 20 men jostling around me, all wanting to be let through.
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Voters in the island cluster at the heart of the Pacific are expected to overwhelmingly back independence, Sydney's Lowy Institute think-tank says, at a time when Australia, China and the United States are jostling to step up regional influence.
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The same issue is now being seen in Australia, which announced additional cases this week after nearly a month of no new cases -- images from cities like Sydney and Brisbane show empty grocery store aisles and crowds jostling for products.
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The peace talks are overlapping with national elections, in which Mr. Ghani is seeking another five-year term, and the question of who would participate in the conference was caught up in domestic political jostling with every player wanting a piece.
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The Likud has several people jostling for the top spot, including Yisrael Katz, the minister of transportation and intelligence affairs; Gilad Erdan, the minister of public security; and Gideon Saar, a former education minister who recently returned to public life.
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The orbits of the planets are packed tightly, and computer calculations by the discoverers suggested that the gravitational jostling would send the planets colliding with each other or flying apart, some to deep space, others spiraling into the star and destruction.
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Britain's economy has slowed since the June 2016 Brexit vote, its annual growth rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for bottom place in the rankings.
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Yet police say their data shows a strong drop in homophobic attacks, so the mood among activists has turned angry, fear of the what-next jostling with frustration at perceived inaction by authorities in a city with a reputation for tolerance.
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With a blockbuster Leonardo da Vinci exhibition opening next week, the Louvre Museum in Paris will offer a virtual reality tour of the famous portrait meant in part to address the crowds jostling and peering to see its subject's mystic smile.
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Take New Order, the English futurists who, after exploring the mega-clubs of early-nineteen-eighties New York, released "Blue Monday" and the seminal album "Power, Corruption & Lies," noodling with new kick-drum cadences and dollops of jostling Italo synthesizer.
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Its reach to the Gulf of Mexico and halfway to Austin is borderless and porous, a jostling sprawl of people who arrive on direct flights from 30 other countries and through one of the busiest container ports in the United States.
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Britain's economy has slowed since the June 2016 Brexit vote, its growth rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven group of rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for bottom place in the rankings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Venezuela's dollar-denominated bonds, which have fallen to trade as low as a third of their original value after pricing in the likelihood of default, are attracting the interest of hedge funds jostling to take advantage of any future debt swap.
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It's easy to imagine players finishing a session in the gym, trotting down past the coaches' offices and checking the details of their latest assessment, jostling each other in front of the message boards like jocks in a U.S. high-school drama.
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Stairs, curbs, uneven ground, accidental jostling, sitting down, standing up, getting in and out of cars, subway lurches... all moves which are frequently performed by humans who can't land a backflip, and who get mad if you shove them with a hockey stick.
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That kind of jostling is natural and I think the Speaker can handle it and I think that members can handle themselves and if somebody gets too far out of line or does something that's unfair, they'll usually be called out on it.
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This is why I submit that HBO's Succession — a twisted and incredibly funny family drama about a clan of media moguls who are jostling for position to take over the family empire — has what it takes to fill Game of Thrones' shoes.
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PARIS, June 14 (Reuters) - LVMH, the French group behind the labels Louis Vuitton and Celine, is launching a dedicated jewellery section on its multi-brand e-commerce site, joining rivals jostling for a slice of one of the fastest-growing luxury goods businesses.
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Meanwhile, congressional Democrats are jostling themselves eagerly within range of TV cameras to be seen negotiating in good faith with Donald Trump on deals whose inevitable later collapse they will then blame on the extremism and intransigence of Mitch McConnell and congressional Republicans.
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"There will be a lot of different issues jostling for attention so I think what will happen is we will get into in a bit of a holding pattern," said Anand Menon, director of the UK in a Changing Europe think tank.
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Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin are not-so-quietly jostling for what many believe will be a sustained slow bleed from London, but well-paid bankers are wary of France's high taxes and consider the night life of Dublin and Frankfurt far too dull.
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When Ryan announced his retirement in April, he created a power vacuum that's being filled by conservatives, below-the-radar leadership jostling, and outside agitators like movement leader Ginni Thomas who isleading a petition for hardliner Jim Jordan to replace Ryan as Speaker.
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Between the lines: McCarthy's people say they're simply highlighting an issue that has negatively impacted conservatives, but political operatives in Washington are viewing every move he makes through the lens of the behind-the-scenes jostling to replace Paul Ryan as Speaker.
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Twitter's challenge will be taking the necessary steps to make its app simple and safe enough, even if it means jostling its loyalists, and kicking out the spam bots and unsavory characters even as it's trying to keep its user count growing.
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Luxury firms are facing headwinds including a potential slowdown in key market China, and are jostling to stand out from the crowd and attract younger shoppers by switching designers or working with celebrities and social media influencers as part of a marketing push.
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That's thanks to the work of Victor Gould, the pianist, who's gotten things started with a winding improvisation of his own, and the jostling urgency of the rhythm section: Vicente Archer on bass, Jacquelene Acevedo on percussion and Jonathan Barber on drums.
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During the planning of the kickoff event of 1967, the Be-In, we see diverse idealists (The San Francisco Oracle's euphoric poet-editor Allen Cohen; the toughly anarchist group the Diggers; the non-hedonistic Berkeley politicos) jostling like "Team of Rivals" strategists.
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The closely watched speech will come at a time of tense relations between China and the United States, which are locked in a series of disputes, most notably a large-scale trade war and a jostling for military influence in the region.
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After spending so much of the evening jostling for position and searching for daylight, James Harden of the Houston Rockets and Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder, two players in perpetual motion, finally stood still long enough to hug each other.
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"I was interested in the whole idea of morphing from one dreamscape world into another, because I feel like we are going through that transition now in the world," she said backstage before the show, surrounded by jostling photographers and posing models.
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A female liberation story set in Tbilisi, Georgia, and in a sardonically funny, touching key, "My Happy Family" follows Manana as she leaves her shocked family without explanation, shutting the door on a claustrophobic whirlwind of jostling bodies, hectoring voices and competing needs.
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With campaigns by Democratic challengers to Mayor Bill de Blasio stuck in a larval stage, Republicans in New York City have begun jostling over who will be their party's standard-bearer in the general election — and quietly trying to avoid a primary.
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On a recent Tuesday evening, about 260 minutes before the session was to start, adults of all ages started jostling for the most coveted spot: the seat on the piano next to Dr. Harris, who always plays by example, and always listens.
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The idea that artists like that were able to race up the charts and into the hearts of the public is now as unimaginable as a Peckham based broken-beat producer jostling with Little Mix and Bruno Mars for the Christmas no.1.
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But behind that silliness, there was indeed a legitimately serious issue here: hints of the still-deep divisions in Iran, just beneath the surface, between so-called moderate versus hard-line factions jostling to pull the country in two very different directions.
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The argument could certainly be made that, despite all its inventive attentiveness to the film-going experience, Metrograph will still be jostling with the few remaining, independent art-house theaters in New York for a fairly limited customer-base — a somewhat tenuous venture.
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There is a timid jostling of her male peers, a slight nudge off the pedestal of reverence, which is evident in much of her work and makes it eminently appealing — even if some of its institutional critique is diminished under the museum's glow of prestige.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - U.S. states are jostling for a showdown on abortion rights in 2019, with all eyes on the newly conservative highest court in a nation where passions run high on the issue among religious groups, conservatives and women's rights advocates.
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" Asked about the airport kerfuffle after a Sunday morning meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May, Obama acknowledged to reporters that "the seams are showing a little more than usual in terms of some of the negotiations and jostling that takes place behind the scenes.
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With a record of about 3,400 mostly local offices up for grabs in July, Mexico's warring cartels appear to be jostling for influence in city halls nationwide, according to Vicente Sanchez, a professor of public administration at the Colegio de la Frontera Norte in Tijuana.
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The smell of salty cabbage immediately puts me in my Irish grandmother's kitchen; the pungent, performatively masculine scent of Lynx deodorant transforms me into my 20113-year-old self, drunk on the petrol-strength fumes, hips jostling gingerly against the first boy I ever kissed.
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Read more: Here's why Deutsche Bank's thousands of newly unemployed workers have a tough road aheadExiting equity trading wasn't a huge surprise, since trading fees have been hammered by banks jostling for market share, and the biggest banks have been pricing out midsize rivals.
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The heated talk of late entry by party stalwarts shows the volatility of the race, which already has nearly 20 candidates jostling for the party's nod to run against Republican Donald Trump, even after more than a half a dozen other Democrats have dropped out.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - As OPEC ministers prepare to meet in Vienna next month to thrash out a keenly anticipated but still uncertain cut to crude output, oil traders are jostling for position in futures and options markets in a bid to capitalize on any deal.
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He compared the Last Judgment to "jostling crowds at Macy's department store before Christmas," recounted a funny conversation with an actual farmer who owned sheep, and talked about the compassion that people who had been haunted by failure in their lives often have for others.
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Mona Lisa: With a blockbuster Leonardo da Vinci exhibition opening next week, the Louvre Museum in Paris will offer a virtual reality tour of the artist's masterpiece meant in part to address the jostling crowds eager for a glimpse of the subject's mysterious smile.
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New faces battle old favorites for top TV awards LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Game of Thrones" looks set to crown its final season with another best drama series Emmy on Sunday despite an array of new contenders jostling for the most prestigious awards in television.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Fresh off a record-breaking performance in the 400 meters at the Rio Olympics, South African sprinter Wayde van Niekerk finds himself among a crowd of athletes jostling for the mantle of the retiring Usain Bolt, who has long outshone all his rivals.
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The next time you're jostling for position while filming grandma blowing out her birthday candles, you can quickly define her face as a track pattern and not have to worry about how perfectly you're maintaining framing—the Osmo 3 will take care of that.
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And with the field of candidates jostling to prove their progressive bona fides, Patrick's time at Bain Capital — along with earlier stints at Texaco, Coca-Cola and the parent company of the now-shuttered subprime mortgage lender Ameriquest — could open him to further attacks.
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The case between Gordhan and Malema could open a new avenue of political jostling between the parties months before a national election, where the smaller EFF is trying to use an anti-corruption platform to challenge key figures in the ruling African National Congress party.
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Billions is technically a drama, but it's more fitting to think of it as a dark, near-subliminal comedy about machismo and avarice, about what a surreal thing it is that so many people in power are really just jostling to throw their junk on the table.
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After days of jostling over whether to meet for more debates, and how many, aides to Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders have reached an agreement, of sorts, they said Saturday: The two will meet next week in New Hampshire and will hold three more debates thereafter.
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Yet a win for "1917" is far from a foregone conclusion, with South Korean social satire "Parasite" and sentimental favorite "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" from Quentin Tarantino also jostling for attention from the 8,000 voters of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Lawmakers weren't in Washington last week during their Easter recess, but that didn't stop a flurry of jostling over the Democratic investigations, after the White House and Trump administration stonewalled Democrats on multiple requests for documents and interviews and filed suit to try to stop a subpoena.
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While you're busy watching the ice skaters, hockey players, snowboarders and other athletes go for gold at the 2018 Winter Olympics, there's another competition happening behind the scenes: Photographers jostling for the top shots that'll appear on newspaper front pages and website homepages across the world.
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Just weeks after Japan legalized casinos, major operators from MGM Resorts to Hard Rock Cafe International are jostling for pole position, while a team of just three dozen bureaucrats drafts a new law, due by December, on how to regulate the industry and choose operators and locations.
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On top of that, a slew of radio and TV signals are jostling for attention in our immediate airspace, alongside visible light bouncing this way and that, to name a few of the many electromagnetic waves that seem like they ought to be getting in the way.
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Zozo will begin selling its wares on the new PayPay Mall, a major advance into online retailing by SoftBank, which also operates QR code payments app PayPay - one of a huge number of such services jostling for consumer attention as Japan belatedly shifts to cashless payments.
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The results do not pose an immediate problem for Putin who won a landslide election victory and a new six-year mandate in March last year, but could embolden would-be successors to begin what is likely to be a long game of jostling for position.
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"The one thing that hasn't changed is the racetrack itself," Petty said about the Daytona International Speedway, hours before Saturday night's Coke Zero 400, which Brad Keselowski won in a thrilling finish that had a tight pack of drivers jostling for position on the final lap.
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This insistence on ordinary women with ordinary bodies doing ordinary (sometimes extraordinary) things, some of them very funny, cuts to the appeal of a goof like "The Boss," which, even at its most familiar, feels different because of who's inspiring the laughter and jostling those breasts.
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Guaido told Reuters he had sent communications to both powers, which are Venezuela's top foreign creditors and support Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in the U.N. Security Council, as global jostling intensified between countries that want Maduro in power and those trying to force him to resign.
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In an illustration of the jostling for power within Mr. Trump's team of advisers, Mr. Priebus had to fend off an attempt by some allies of Vice President-elect Mike Pence to install Nick Ayers, a Republican operative and one of Mr. Pence's advisers, at the party.
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Harry Campbell, a driver for Uber and Lyft who hosts a podcast called The Rideshare Guy, said it was common for people to hop into the wrong car in the crush outside bars, airports, games or concerts, where hundreds of people are jostling for their cars.
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In late July, after two years of talks, diplomats at the United Nations recommended starting treaty negotiations to create marine protected areas in waters beyond national jurisdiction — and in turn, begin the high-stakes diplomatic jostling over how much to protect and how to enforce rules.
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The giggling, the jostling, the pushing of each other into the road—I looked at my sister so that we could share our disapproval of all this upheaval, but she and Sandy were now skipping in time with their hands linked and she didn't see me.
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Listen to This As the unofficial creative hub of Nigeria, Lagos is home to more than 20 million people — and on any regular day in the city, it can feel as though a large part of the population consists of musicians jostling for a shot at success.
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The Syrian opposition, in the meantime, preoccupies itself by jostling over tiny crumbs of "power" they hope to gain from future unempowered positions, with many opposition groups in the Astana and Sochi conferences operating more as expressions of regional agendas than as a national Syrian project.
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Residents of Jilin province, which abuts North Korea and Russia, had a jostling reminder of the dangers of nuclear detonations in early September, when the province was physically shaken by an earthquake set off by what North Korea described as a successful test of a hydrogen bomb.
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Industry elder Nintendo established the precedent in recent years, one that operates on a smack-your-forehead-obvious premise: jostling for attention in one week in June isn't necessary — and is probably detrimental — when your focus is an audience online, rather than the press and retailers of the past.
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It's where the last concert I went to was held: There were other people milling around in the foyer before, spending money at the bar on overpriced drinks, jostling each other on the floor while the artist played and the neon strobed and painted us like a canvas.
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What we do know is that the Putin government is a bad actor who should be carefully scrutinized - and regardless of what side of the aisle you sit on – our country has a vested interest in fully understanding exactly what happened, outside the fog of accusation and political jostling.
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The Boston lab, which has amassed the largest C.T.E. brain bank in the world, contends that anyone playing a head-jostling sport like football, hockey, rugby or soccer runs some level of risk, and that it is cumulative exposure to head hits, not only concussions, that is most critical.
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Unlike most of its high-street brethren, who flit from factory to factory while jostling for room on the production line with dozens of other brands, H&M maintains what it calls "strategic partnerships" with suppliers that provide 100 percent of its products for five years at a time.
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And at 67 Livingston Street in Brooklyn Heights, where Silverback is converting a former college dorm into condos, one side of the building looks down on the schoolyard of the Packer Collegiate Institute, where on a recent afternoon children were jostling for control of a big red ball.
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With a blockbuster Leonardo exhibition fast approaching, the Louvre and its production partners are fine-tuning a virtual reality tour with three-dimensional views of the portrait that look beyond the jostling crowds, the shatterproof glass case and the layers of varnish from restorations and the fading green patina.
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The drug war was applauded as the fulfillment of a campaign promise and created instant rock stars out of Ronald dela Rosa, handpicked by Duterte to lead the Philippine National Police (PNP) and mobbed by crowds jostling their way to get a selfie with him wherever he goes.
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But, most important, they met to establish the borders of each man's grazing ground (this led to endless arguments, negotiations, and recriminations) and the order in which each herd would go to drink at the watering holes, to avoid any jostling or fighting among either the beasts or their herders.
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The morning after two million pounds of munitions exploded in New York Harbor on July 30, 33, killing five people, jostling the Brooklyn Bridge, shattering plate-glass windows six miles away and shaking building foundations in five states, law enforcement officials all but ruled out a terrorist attack by Germans.
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Given the fact that seven candidates are jostling for a win in Iowa and have qualified for the February 7 debate in New Hampshire ahead of the state&aposs February 11 primary, they may not necessarily take a loss in Iowa as a sign they should suspend their campaigns altogether.
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Even now, all these years later, I can remember the feel of the ridges of sand on the bottom, the slight up-and-down-ness of the waves, the black rubber of the inner tubes as hot as the skin of an animal, the jostling of our elbows and knees.
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Thule Gauntlet 3.0 15" MacBook Pro Retina Sleeve Nacuwa Protective Laptop Case Computer Sleeve Ham suggests this durable case with multiple inner pockets "to protect against jostling, banging around, and shaking," but also adds that an extra layer of padding (like clothing in a suitcase) "would help with sharp impacts.
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A server lets us imagine the scenario by presenting a tin of beautiful, carefully arranged ingredients — in this case, cubed squash, buttery avocado, crisp walnuts and tender lettuce — then covering the garden with a lid and vigorously shaking the box, jostling it as a kid would en route to classes.
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A former journalist, she still has an eye for a compelling anecdote, and I appreciate it, because it perfectly sums up the jostling tension between the old and the new, or the present and the future, here in the neighborhood that feels like the crucible of tech in San Francisco.
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In the last several years, cable and telecommunications companies have consolidated, and analysts predict that the deal could set off another wave of combinations, with jostling by groups like Nexstar, Tegna (which was formed when Gannett split into a newspaper division and a television company), Cox, Hearst and Meredith Corporation.
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It's a beautiful, seductive show, an endless carnival (with little actual work or sweat) filled with jostling, occasionally colliding bodies that — whether playing onstage, thrashing in a mosh pit or seductively grinding on the floor — seem to be reaching, reaching, always reaching for something beyond these earthly, fleeting, sensual delights.
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"Brooklyn Machine" appears on "Take the Neon Lights," her forthcoming album, but the performance in the video above — featuring abstracted urban scenes animated by Andrea Yasco — is a separate take, just under a minute and a half of haunting trumpet surgery and jostling play with her piano-bass-drums quartet.
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I started the New York playlist at the top of the Outerbridge Crossing, Frank Sinatra crooning his lungs out in the jostling traffic; and whether by perfect planning or blind luck the Beastie Boys' "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" kicked in just as we hit the Verrazano-Narrows and left Staten Island.
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Given males' especial reputations for such jostling, it was hardly surprising that predominantly male surgical teams that were led by a man proved twice as likely as similar teams led by a woman to experience conflict (50.6 % of operations, rather than 21.3%), whereas in female teams there was no difference, regardless of leader.
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Normally there is a lot of jostling for inside control and a collar tie when you're dealing with snap downs, and your man isn't going to come willingly, but it seems that by driving my thumbs down into stomach 9 I can get my opponent to his knees with half the effort.
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But contrasting the life-as-usual freedom of Canada with the oppression of Gilead — and the drastically weakened power of the extant United States of America (here represented by Joel from Parenthood!) — offers a much better window into that world, especially once characters from all these worlds start jostling up against each other.
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As Bill Bottke, one of the authors of the paper and an astronomer with the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado told New Scientist, its origins may lie with the early days of the solar system when the gravitational pulls of Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus were all jostling with each other.
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We're gearing up for tomorrow's amateur-night high jinks down at the bar, all the green-for-a-day knuckleheads looking green on the sidewalk outside, everyone jostling toward the last train home, our playlist running "Streams of Whiskey" into the inevitable "I'm Shipping Up to Boston" at the end of the night.
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First, in early jostling over those information requests, the Trump administration and Mr. Trump's personal lawyers have put forward a sweeping argument that Congress's information requests are invalid because they have no legitimate "legislative" purpose behind them — that is, the subpoenas lack sufficient connection to potential new laws that Congress may consider enacting.
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The place was packed and, not knowing anyone at the gathering except the person who brought me, whom I soon lost sight of, I got a drink and made my way to the nearest wall, where I stood next to a man who appeared content to be outside of the noisy, jostling crowd.
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Flights operated by larger jets, such as Boeing 221s and Airbus A22017s, were not affected, although rides in and out of Phoenix, Palm Springs and Las Vegas were more turbulent than usual because of the extremely hot air, which rises in pockets known as thermals, jostling passengers as planes fly through them.
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Mr Askwith, who has written two other books about running, is best when describing Zatopek on the track: chatting with his rivals in various languages while jostling for the front, scrunching his face and flailing his arms ("like a man wrestling with an octopus", according to a contemporary sportswriter) while accelerating for the finish.
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Brexit is a torturous amalgam of vast changes to the treaties which have governed the UK's legal, political and economic frameworks for over 40 years; domestic politics are spiced with jostling for power within the ruling Conservative Party, whose leader, Theresa May, is gravely weakened by nearly losing an election she should have won in a landslide.
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If, despite her talent, a woman can have her career put on hold or cut short just because she turned down the unwelcome attentions of a powerful man, well, that capriciousness cuts both ways — any vacuum left by that powerful man would quickly be filled in by any of the people already around and jostling for a chance.
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Later, in a café near the square, Keltner has a cappuccino and, sitting at the counter, watches the variety of human touch as it reveals itself in that unending theatre: fingers flying on the keyboard, hands darting out to make a point, heads turning to underline a joke, bodies slouching and primping and jostling and soliciting attention.
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Riverdale might not be an Emmy contender, but in the era of Peak TV, when we have a dozen identical shows jostling for prestige drama status, it's refreshing to find a series that knows exactly what it is and consistently delivers that addictive blend of camp, noir and sass with its pussycat ears firmly in place.
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But for those who subscribe to his protectionist worldview, the success of Brexit — and its jostling of the prevailing pro-European Union sentiment among the Continent's leaders — is closely tied to the health and viability of Mr. Trump's movement in the United States and those of populist, nationalist movements in countries like Italy, Hungary and Germany.
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Though he's commercially transcended hip-hop, any halfway follower of his career would know that he's been jostling for respect in a genre that by many accounts, left very little wiggle room for someone like him—non-American, perceived as privileged, painfully corny at times—to not only get in, but to thrive against the odds.
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The mechanics of the central plot — which hinges on the rivalry of two teams of astrophysicists squabbling over the Big Bang theory and the disruptive presence of a helioseismologist climate-change denier — are best not inspected too closely, although they do yield some nicely rebellious behavior, a stint of high-stakes political jostling and a satisfying if only intermittently convincing nerd romance.
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But with recent polls here showing Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg ahead of the field and their three leading rivals jostling for third place with a still-undecided electorate, the top candidates each began to make plans for two more diverse states, Nevada and South Carolina, as well as next month's Super Tuesday, believing their rivals to be fatally flawed.
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Several 2020 Democrats are jostling for support from labor groups as the party works to win back working-class voters who defected to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE in 2016.
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As VICE News reported last week after the strange jostling broke out, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had physically intervened, with an accompanying bark to "get the fuck out of the way," to break up a delay tactic organized by opposition members of Parliament to protest the government's move to shut down debate on legislation that would legalize physician-assisted suicide.
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I assumed we could start the gig a bit late in order to get shit dialed in first, but the audience built up outside the dome to a point where it was dangerous, the jostling and shouting escalated to point that they just had to come in, and we had to start immediately, never mind that we had only half the sound system setup.
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Other gadgets such as the Lady-Comp range of temperature-logging computers are also jostling for a place in the market, and are already making contraceptive claims, though outside the US. "Non-hormonal birth control is already an option, but for women doing it it's still very risky with the temperature method [in terms of unplanned pregnancy] but that's their choice," says von Bidder.
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It is a role she has taken seriously enough that, at the beginning of the campaigns, she was forced to issue a stern warning to the 20 candidates jostling to replace her: "We hold them as political leaders who seek the highest office of our land to act with dignity and responsibility that befits that office — to live up to their commitments to ensure violence-free elections," she said.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Here's something I learned last weekend: you could search to the ends of the earth, see bleeding sunsets, crystal-clear oceans, cavernous blue skies, and vistas stretching further than you could ever conceive, and still, the closest you would ever get to finding the meaning of life would be in a sweaty club in Hackney, jostling your body against others' and shout-singing along to ABBA's many hits.
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But his particular style of nationalism, his extreme devotion to a "certain idea of France," made him constantly inclined to seek a more inclusive nationalism — one that would lionize the military heroes of the ancien régime and the generals of the revolutionary period equally, let Joan of Arc live beside Marianne, and enable Paris's jostling, rivalrous monuments, Catholic and Bourbon and Republican and Bonapartist, to share the city rather than dividing it.
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In contrast to the single element of the dead body, this diagonal is fragmented into a welter of details: the faces and bodies of gawkers jostling for a glimpse of the exhumed body or turning toward the figure of Christ, who raises his arm to point a finger at Lazarus — in a mirror image of the pointing finger in the artist's "Calling of Saint Matthew" (1599–1600) — commanding him to return to life.
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I remember sitting on a sandbank one evening, after a consultation with Feets, watching the river flow—the molecules jostling past, toward the Main Salmon, the Snake, the Columbia, and the Pacific, and then up into the atmosphere and the jet stream and eventually, via cumulonimbus, back to the mountains upstream—and appreciating, really for the first time, the fact that this conveyor belt of snowmelt and runoff never stopped rolling, a quintessence of incessance unlike anything I could conceive of, except maybe time itself.
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The last thing he wanted to do with his career was adapt a novel — and not just any novel, but a novel that had surpassed ordinary best-seller status to emerge, instead, as an event, a sensation, a literary pathology: "Ferrante fever," as readers had taken to calling the frenzy that greeted the publication of each Neapolitan novel — the midnight-release parties; the grave discussions about the books' covers; the jostling reviews, with each critic claiming to know her art more intimately than the critic who came before.
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Potentially as a nod to the slowdown at home, Taiwan has been jostling to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a large free trade pact led by the U.S. "The TPP membership would force through Taiwan a significant, broad and deep period of reform for the economy and position it to compete most importantly with its primarily competitors in the region… Secondly, the axis to the TPP also would afford Taiwan a new era of relations with its Asia Pacific trading partners and allow the Taiwanese economy to maintain a degree of competitiveness," said Bower Group's Hammond-Chambers.
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At what point this ceases to be hardcore might be the fodder of message board debate or jostling in the pit, but it doesn't much trouble this band, which invited some outside guests to add texture: light R&B drizzles from Tanikka Charraé on "Bomb," soulful punk lullabies from Sheer Mag's Tina Halladay on "Moon," and some perfunctory bleeps and bloops from Diplo on "Right to Be." Turnstile isn't alone in its mission — it walks alongside hardcore bands like Code Orange (whose latest album was produced by Will Yip, who also produced "Time & Space") and Trash Talk, which has released music on Odd Future's label.
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But it also gives Germany entry into the new "Great Game", in which big powers like China are jostling across the globe for access to the prized electric battery metal 003 Jan 09:00 ET / 14:00 GMT BRITAIN-EU/ British lawmakers prepare to vote on Brexit options British lawmakers gear up for a series of votes on Tuesday about what sort of Brexit PM Theresa May should demand from the EU. 28 Jan INDONESIA-BRITAIN/SLAP (PIX)(TV) Indonesia court to sentence British woman for slapping Bali immigration official An Indonesian court is due to decide whether to jail a British woman, who slapped an immigration official on the holiday island of Bali after she was asked to pay a fine for overstaying her visa.
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