Jump ahead now to April 2017 and the Omega announcement.
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In the fourth, the Cubs scored twice to jump ahead.
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My children notice such moments and jump ahead to help.
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" She admits to being an impatient learner: "I jump ahead.
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HB: Okay, so let's jump ahead a year in the future.
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Now, jump ahead to episode six of the HBO follow-up.
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A system burn helped it jump ahead and avoid the eclipse.
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Or at least she was, but let's not jump ahead of ourselves.
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"One Jump Ahead" is slow and jerky, and begins with no fanfare.
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So this leak suggests that Razer could be about to jump ahead.
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Presumably, the teaser means Wonder Woman 2 will jump ahead to 1984.
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Saturday, Taurasi helped the Mercury jump ahead early with 23 first-quarter points.
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HB: So let's jump ahead to Clinton's trial after he is officially impeached.
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You could also jump ahead to our Android alternatives section in this buying guide.
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Then, when Tanaka most needed to jump ahead in the count, the Orioles pounced.
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So to jump ahead we'd in a sense have to do a more sophisticated computation.
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You can jump ahead in the lesson plan, but then be prepared to get lost.
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"Forward ten minutes"Siri will gladly jump ahead in a show, movie, or audio track .
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Just jump ahead to the 11-minute mark to see those chicken buckets soar.[Digg]
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What's it going to take to stay one jump ahead of an increasingly creative foe?
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Jump ahead to 210, and a dozen teams were more effective than this year's Rockets.
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Jump ahead for a primer on 10 of our favorite Shark Tank fashion appearances to date.
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Encrypted messaging apps such as Telegram enable protesters to stay one jump ahead of the authorities.
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Jump ahead to 1995, in the movie Clueless, where Tai is introduced as a transfer student.
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The problem with doing that, though, is if you jump ahead, you get lost, as I did.
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What really happened: So let's jump ahead to attorney general Bill Barr's actual press conference on Thursday.
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Jump ahead for an inside look at what happens when it does — stars and sneaker chandeliers included.
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Chaunté Lowe, 32, finished first in the women's high jump, ahead of Vashti Cunningham and Inika McPherson.
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Google decided to jump ahead of leakers today and post a very early photo of the Pixel 4.
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Although I did turn it off when I got really freaked out and stressed, then I jump ahead.
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They say that gives HFTs the tiny advantage they need to jump ahead of incoming orders, effectively piggybacking.
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The question is what's it going to take to stay one jump ahead of an increasingly creative foe?
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Jump ahead 212 years I sued the same guy with a different lawyer and lost that one too.
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Jump ahead to October and Democrats in Congress are investigating evidence of President Trump's possible abuse of power.
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But let's jump ahead for a moment: the bulk of the Lannister army just got burned to the ground.
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Utah used a 10-0 run to jump ahead 79-58 with four minutes left in the third quarter.
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The Thunder got rolling in the second quarter, answering a Spurs run with 217 consecutive points to jump ahead.
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The Thunder got rolling in the second quarter, answering a Spurs run with 16 consecutive points to jump ahead.
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That jump ahead — even if it's incremental, as in the case of single-threaded performance — is key for AMD.
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And yet, with Castro, it was always about more than how he routinely kept one jump ahead of everyone else.
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And if history is any guide, Sanders would probably then jump ahead even further with a win in New Hampshire.
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"In more developed systems, startups are more willing to jump ahead of regulation and the regulation catches up," says Mr Lebbos.
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I'm not going to jump ahead to think about what I might do— JOHN HARWOOD: Does it make you nervous, though?
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The Scarlet Knights went scoreless for 2:11 while Michigan went on a 23-210 run to jump ahead 22-248.
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Jump ahead four decades and another "Suspiria" is landing in theaters at a different moment of social upheaval and female fury.
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With a win in Iowa, he would theoretically jump ahead or at least be in a race too close to call.
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The Ducks (31-20-10) missed a chance to jump ahead of the Edmonton Oilers into second place in the Pacific Division.
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For example, you can say to jump ahead in a program so that you don't have to scroll and scroll and… scroll.
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Jump ahead to see the looks that'll go perfectly with a frozen treat in hand, and remember to enter the sweepstakes here.
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In fact, Yale turned the ball over four times in its first five possessions, allowing Columbia to quickly jump ahead, 276.5-244.1.
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Maybe the writers can save us the tears and jump ahead to 2046, when Rogelio will be on Dancing with the Stars.
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This year, no state seems poised to try to jump ahead of or challenge Iowa and New Hampshire's place on the calendar.
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Jump ahead nearly four score years later, and Lincoln&aposs tradition was giving the Retail Dry Goods Association a collective stress headache.
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"Who here is by themselves?" one attendant asked, and singles, realizing they could jump ahead, rushed to the front to join strangers.
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The show has changed a lot over its run, so if you're not digging the first season, jump ahead to Season 3.
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The show has changed a lot over its run, so if you're not digging the first season, jump ahead to Season 3.
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Jump ahead a year, and self-driving Lyfts ordered through the ride-hailing app are a fairly typical part of Las Vegas life.
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Why this matters: Priority review vouchers have become valuable commodities as drug companies look for ways to jump ahead in the FDA line.
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The Hornets used a 10-0 run that concluded early in the fourth quarter to jump ahead and grasp control of the game.
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Jump ahead to Washington, D.C., in 1973, and to a fellow named Bill Randa (John Goodman), whose job description I never quite caught.
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But the question is: is there some systematic way to jump ahead, and to predict what will happen without tracing through all the steps?
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Jump ahead to the 2016 playoffs, and here is the first of multiple shots of Bob and his "W," and growing sense of desperation.
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Contrary to prevailing wisdom, the U.S. Navy does not receive head-of-the-line privileges, whereby our ships can jump ahead of other vessels.
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China's government has pressured scientists like him to make advancements in that research to jump ahead in the genetic equivalent of the space race.
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But a tactical miscalculation because of a software problem allowed Vettel to jump ahead of Hamilton during a virtual safety car period and win.
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A Fire and Blood show could, for example, adapt one monarch's reign in one season and then jump ahead in time to the next.
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The win enabled the Reds (12-17) to jump ahead of the Brewers (21-210) and out of last place in the NL Central division.
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I think we should jump ahead to the silhouette commercials because, really, those were the pinnacle of iPod commercials and lasted for roughly a decade.
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He focused first on the Iowa caucuses, borrowing from Jimmy Carter's strategy in 1976 of using a victory there to jump ahead of the field.
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That is a plan to jump ahead of the United States and others in cutting-edge industries like aerospace, automation, artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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Jump ahead to the present day, and it's safe to say that the cult-favorite brand has become a full-on force to be reckoned with.
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The so-called liquidity preference provision mandates that shareholders who participate in the tender offer will jump ahead of other equity holders if Theranos enters bankruptcy.
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BMW has lost ground to Mercedes-Benz producer Daimler in the past five years and seen rivals such as Tesla jump ahead in electric car sales.
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We'll have to wait and see whether the film will ultimately wind up repeating its predecessor's tired storytelling stereotypes, or manage to move one jump ahead.
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She bought the winning ticket after letting someone jump ahead of her in line, and she's sharing part of her wealth with a variety of charities.
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Giuliani's suggestions: let Trump's defense team jump ahead of the House prosecutors "to prove innocence" and call several witnesses who would turn the spotlight onto Biden.
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Municipal officials dismissed the allegation as "absolutely untrue," countering that the squatters are trying to jump ahead of a long line of people waiting for housing.
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They even have laws in place that if another state tries to jump ahead of them in the political process, they have to move their contests earlier.
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The Oculus business has been a sore spot for Wall Street analysts, who have questioned whether Oculus is on track to make money as competitors jump ahead.
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The app also integrates with Apple TV's voice-enabled remote control, and will let you skip commercials just by asking Siri to jump ahead in the stream.
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Customers can listen or watch all the news stories or move through the different stories with verbal commands like "Alexa, next" or "Alexa, skip" to jump ahead.
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The woman let a fellow customer at a convenience store jump ahead of her in line before she purchased a her lottery ticket, using computer-generated numbers.
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Jump ahead to 2016 and Trump did about the same, spending the March weekend before the GOP's self-imposed Obamacare overhaul deadline at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
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But the F.A.A. lets new plane owners — like Mr. Trump's second L.L.C. — jump ahead of this line if they plan to take the new plane on an international trip.
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A CNN/SSRS poll released on Monday showed Harris jump ahead of Sanders into second place behind Biden, while Warren finished in third place and Sanders dropped into fourth.
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"When there are no regular paths to get out of where you are, the bandit is the one who makes it—the one who can jump ahead," Uribe said.
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And yet, instead of stopping just there, or nearly there, Johnson has the audacity to jump ahead a couple years to deliver yet another unforgettable scene, in another hospital.
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Ryu, the 210-year-old South Korean star, birdied the 211th and 212th holes to jump ahead of the Canadian Brooke Henderson and finished with a birdie on 33.
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The strategy creates an opportunity for AstraZeneca, which has lagged rivals so far but hopes to jump ahead with a drug cocktail that should report clinical results early next year.
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At that moment, as Melbourne Arena trembled with cheers, it was hard not to jump ahead and wonder about how this tournament and this year could unfold for Nick Kyrgios.
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Unlike Google&aposs dominance in display and search advertising, adtech companies see an opportunity to jump ahead of Google in building out the infrastructure and relationships with marketers for OTT.
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The right-hander said he felt much better with his changeup and throwing strikes earlier in the count to jump ahead of the Orioles, and it might have been a key.
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My Favorite Page The conductor Gustavo Dudamel was in the pit at the Metropolitan Opera leading a rehearsal recently when he decided it was time to jump ahead to the climax.
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Miranda showed Aladdin some more love in a solo video in which he mashed up the movie's "One Jump Ahead" with songs from Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and Mulan.
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To be fair, I chose to jump ahead and build one of the most complex Lego Boost projects, which meant I was searching for dozens of pieces through hundreds of build steps.
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This allows agile newcomers, with business models that put the customer first and deploy the latest technologies, to jump ahead of incumbents more easily in China than their counterparts in developed markets.
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At CES 2019, AMD unveiled its second generation of Ryzen laptop chips, which look to jump ahead of Intel's 14nm roadblock to offer some of the first 12nm processors on the market.
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To keep order in Tijuana, activists created a system in which asylum-seekers give their names and are then issued numbers, ensuring that people who arrive after them won&apost jump ahead.
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"A lot of schools are trying to jump ahead of other schools by presenting the application options sooner," said Eric Greenberg, president of Greenberg Educational Group, a New York-based consulting firm.
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Tesla recently opened up reservations for the Model 219, allowing new buyers of the pricier models to jump ahead of those who had ordered base models of the vehicle two years ago.
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We jump ahead some number of years, and now they know each other and have some history together, and it's about the Kessel Run and how Han ends up with the Millenium Falcon.
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One thing I noticed about all three segments is that they have a tendency to suddenly jump ahead in time, often by days, to get right to the next step of an interaction.
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The Hoosiers went on an early 212-243 run to jump ahead 26-24 and added another 220-20 run later in the half to go up 43-228 on an Anderson jumper.
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Jump ahead and start with the second season, when the show is in full swing; it has a slow start that makes the characters seem a lot dumber than they wind up being.
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Best Buy got a big jump ahead of Black Friday, and the start of the holiday shopping season may not be the only tailwind that keeps shares of the electronics retailer moving higher.
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The Justice Department's request to challenge the lower court ruling was rare in that it asked the Supreme Court to jump ahead of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in reviewing the case.
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The Justice Department's request to challenge the lower court ruling was rare in that it asked the Supreme Court to jump ahead of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in reviewing the case.
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Aladdin (Mena Massoud), the thief with a heart of gold and a penchant for vests (and parkour, apparently), is still one jump ahead of the breadline, and best friends with a monkey named Abu.
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The caucus crisis has left many party leaders eager to restructure the early-voting process, with officials in places like Michigan and Illinois already salivating at an opportunity to jump ahead in the lineup.
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A few hours after his email exchange with The Times, Mr. Reid released a statement reiterating his call last week for Nevada to jump ahead of Iowa and New Hampshire on the presidential nominating calendar.
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Jump ahead to get to know these creative up-and-comers as they show off H&M's fall denim collection — and pick up a new tip or two on how to up your own style game.
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While emerging markets like Vietnam still lag behind on financial inclusion overall, they are often in a position to jump ahead as they are not burdened by the outdated customs and infrastructure established in developed countries.
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This morning Panasonic announced it's launching a 4K Blu-ray player in 2016, and now Samsung is trying to jump ahead of the whole industry by revealing that its own player is going up for preorder today.
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If I'm right, please jump ahead to the second half of this horoscope, because the front end of September is rife with dramatic eclipses, an emotionally intense square between Saturn and Neptune, and, of course, Mercury retrograde.
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Eventually, they are reunited towards the end of the second book, but it sure looks like Netflix is going to jump ahead and condense a lot of this, so Geralt and Ciri are together for much longer.
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Toronto appeared to jump ahead in the second period when center Peter Holland put the puck in the net off a bad Philadelphia turnover, but the goal was overturned after Flyers coach Dave Hakstol successfully challenged the play.
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The sector drew increased scrutiny in 2014 after the publication of Michael Lewis' "Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt," which alleged financial markets were rigged by the ability of high-speed traders to jump ahead of retail investors.
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Raptors jump ahead early in fifth straight win DALLAS — The Toronto Raptors bolted out to a 13-2 lead and never looked back in taking out the Dallas Mavericks 94-86 on Saturday night at American Airlines Center.
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He argues that increased grip will shorten braking distances, giving drivers a smaller window in which they can jump ahead of a competitor by waiting just a bit longer than the guy in front before getting on the brakes.
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Jump ahead to see these young women show off the next wave of back-to-school trends with items from H&M's newest collection, while waxing poetic on how they're spending their summer and recharging for the semester ahead.
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Jump ahead to that first proper Puget Sound dive, a critical phase of training before becoming a certified tribal shellfish harvester, and it was only natural that Hozoji agonized over the thought of buckling once in actual open water.
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"The silence about events of such importance suggests that if the memory of the narrator Elena Greco tells her to jump ahead to 1967, then that of the writer Elena Ferrante stops before the autumn of 1966," he writes.
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"We'll jump ahead a certain number of years, and then the problem will evolve as we get more information, as we learn more about the asteroid, and as we learn that it poses a greater threat to the Earth," he says.
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As for the film version, which exclusively focuses on the kids (a second film is reportedly in the works that will jump ahead in time), the escape scene is omitted entirely, cutting to the Losers later meeting up in a field.
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The US and India have also cooperated on the latter country's first aircraft carrier, with the US offering to share technology being used in its own flattops, which could allow the Asian nation to jump ahead technologically by a generation.
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But before we jump ahead of ourselves into eye rolls at the new onslaught of seasonal overkill (think gingerbread and peppermint-flavored everything), there actually is something out there to get psyched about: the insane holiday spread at Trader Joe's.
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"Sometimes I jump ahead in our life together and I see a time, near the end... I can predict the future... and everything is settled," Alma says after the film's theoretical curse has been broken, and the narrative timeline is broken.
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A few clues to the administration's response debuted on the Sunday talk shows, where officials and lawmakers debated the best way to handle Pyongyang — as well as the president's persistent use of Twitter to jump ahead of the official response.
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When Apple told me in 212 that they put aside plans for the iterative upgrade that they were going to ship and went all in on the iPhone X because they thought they could jump ahead a year, they were not blustering.
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But, let's not jump ahead so soon: At the start of the month, on July 5, the Sun (in fellow water sign Cancer) connects with lucky Jupiter (currently bringing blessings in your sign), leading you to fantastic opportunities, especially around school and travel.
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"This, sadly, is precisely the type of tragedy that can result when plaintiffs' lawyers and their media consultants jump ahead of the medical community and assert, without reliable scientific support, that there is a causal link between concussions and C.T.E.," Mr. Bettman concluded.
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Also new today, the Live TV service will become even more like a modern version of your old cable TV box, by allowing you to pause live TV, then push play, rewind or jump ahead, when you return from your snack break.
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"This, sadly, is precisely the type of tragedy that can result when plaintiffs' lawyers and their media consultants jump ahead of the medical community and assert, without reliable scientific support, that there is a causal link between concussions and C.T.E.," Bettman wrote.
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And if No. 8 Ohio State (10-2) defeats No. 4 Wisconsin (12-153) in the Big Ten championship game Saturday in Indianapolis — a game in which the Buckeyes are favored — they could jump ahead of Alabama and into a precious playoff spot.
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Well, I strongly suspect that it's an example of computational irreducibility: that in effect the computations it's doing are as sophisticated as any computations that we can do, so there's no way we can ever expect to systematically jump ahead and solve the problem.
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"One Jump Ahead" offers early hints of everything that will go wrong with Ritchie's Aladdin — mainly, that the film's musical numbers fall somewhere between a very impressive Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade performance and one of ABC's lesser Wonderful World of Disney made-for-TV movie musicals.
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It's also why we're seeing things like the Kaby Lake R and Coffee Lake releases, or AMD's updated Ryzen 2 chips, which look to improve on the existing technologies at the current node rather than try to force an early jump ahead to the smaller size.
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Now jump ahead to President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE sharing highly classified information with a foreign adversary in the Oval Office last week.
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Aladdin was one jump ahead of the competition, beating John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, Avengers: Endgame, and Detective Pikachu, along with fellow new openings Booksmart and Brightburn to top the weekend U.S. box office with an estimated $86.1 million over the three days, according to Box Office Mojo.
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Alan Menken's classic songs (with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice) like "Prince Ali" and "One Jump Ahead" are all reprised here, though there are a handful of new ones to flesh out the story (by scribe Chad Beguelin, who adapted the film's book and also provided new lyrics).
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They instantly share a tender love-at-first-sight gaze (which doesn't work as well on real-life actors as it did with their cartoon counterparts) and then they're off to the races with a rendition of "One Jump Ahead" that's less of a jump and more of a leisurely trot.
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Given that the sensors are the same, the quality of the images shot with the standard lens should be essentially identical, but I'll jump ahead here to say that the OLED screen in the iPhone X makes every image look better, with more depth and color information across a broader range.
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Even though Stephen Thompson and Johny Hendricks are scheduled for a contender clash on February 6, its not outside the realm of possibility that the winner of Maia and Brown's showdown might outshine the winner of that bout and jump ahead of a few spots in the welterweight title race.
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And the age issue really does grate, especially considering the precedent set by shows like Pretty Little Liars and One Tree Hill, which had no trouble starting with teenage characters (played by much-too-old-looking actors) and eventually aging them by having the show's action jump ahead in time. 2.
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MARACAIBO/SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela, Oct 15 (Reuters) - V enezuelans in border areas are waiting up to six days to fill their cars and some report paying bribes to jump ahead in lines, signaling a return of crippling fuel shortages that have dogged the struggling OPEC nation for much of the year.
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" Asked for any comment regarding the Chicago Police Department, Smollett's lawyer, Patricia Brown Holmes, told journalists during brief remarks, "We have nothing to say the police department except to investigate charges and not try their cases in the press… not to jump ahead and utilize the press to convict people before they are tried in a court of law.
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However, Lincoln did state in a February interview that "also, maybe in a couple of episodes' time, there may be a jump ahead in the curve and maybe setting themselves to that job at hand" — the "job at hand" being repopulating the world and living in peace (and, for Rick at least, presumably growing that long-ass beard).
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We knew that "Better Call Saul" was sneaking up on the time frame of "Breaking Bad," but the mischievous writers have decided to jump ahead, giving us this show's first look at the titular esquire on the very day he is calling the professional disappearance service that will transform him yet again — this time into a Cinnabon manager in Omaha.
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EditorsNote: Minor edits for clarity, adds Payton rebound total Terry Rozier scored 30 points and the Charlotte Hornets broke an eight-game losing streak by defeating the New York Knicks, 97-92, on Tuesday night at Charlotte, N.C. The Hornets used a 10-0 run that concluded early in the fourth quarter to jump ahead and grasp control of the game.
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In 2017, Apple debuted the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus alongside the iPhone "ten," which it designated with the letter X. Apple's rationale with the names was that the 20183 was the obvious successor to the previous models, but the iPhone X would offer customers the opportunity to jump ahead to a phone that set the template for the next decade of the iPhone, according to CEO Tim Cook.
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Investors' greatest worry had been that the far-left, eurosceptic Jean-Luc Melenchon, who had surged in the polls in recent weeks, could jump ahead of Macron and make it into the final run-off against Le Pen, giving voters the choice between two radical candidates who would threaten the future of the EU. That this worse-case scenario looked likely to have been averted, therefore, was seen as positive for risk sentiment.
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Markets had been worried that the far-left, eurosceptic Jean-Luc Melenchon, who had surged in the polls in recent weeks, could jump ahead of Macron to make it into the final runoff against Le Pen, giving voters a choice between two radical candidates who would threaten the future of the EU. As investors breathed a collective sigh of relief, the euro soared 2 percent to $1.09395 EUR=, its highest level since Nov.
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Markets had been worried that the far-left, eurosceptic Jean-Luc Melenchon, who had surged in the polls in recent weeks, could jump ahead of Macron to make it into the final runoff against Le Pen, giving voters a choice between two radical candidates who would threaten the future of the EU. As investors breathed a collective sigh of relief, the euro soared 2 percent to $1.09395, its highest level since Nov.
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