Yet this episode does signal just what may lie ahead.
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And now, as then, both promise and peril lie ahead.
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Even if the tariffs fizzle out, other storms lie ahead.
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Still, the worst pain for the banks may lie ahead.
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I think there are very serious challenges that lie ahead.
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Political uncertainty may lie ahead, even if Hofer is defeated.
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For black millennials, it means reimagining what possibilities lie ahead.
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These heists give a glimpse of what could lie ahead.
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For Murray, too, the roughest weather appears to lie ahead.
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At best, Trump loyalists say, intense partisan firefights lie ahead.
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Despite his upbeat forecast, he acknowledges some risks lie ahead.
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Werman: There are big risks that lie ahead for everyone.
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Here's a rundown of the procedural roadblocks that lie ahead.
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And he says he's aware more challenges could lie ahead.
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How will corporate America tackle the challenges that lie ahead?
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Weeks of talks between the parties may now lie ahead.
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But there are indications that years of litigation lie ahead.
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Despite these success, many challenges lie ahead for the leader.
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Warning: Spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 8 may lie ahead!
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Voter preferences are now hardening, and more trouble could lie ahead.
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Fanciful as it sounds, the ACA's best days may lie ahead.
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He's not daunted by the legislative slog that may lie ahead.
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Harder battles, over pensions, taxation, public spending and education, lie ahead.
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There can be little doubt that weeks of protests lie ahead.
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More difficulties lie ahead, says Giovanni Razzoli of Equita, a bank.
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Silicon Valley is a microcosm of the problems that lie ahead.
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The anguish in his voice indicates the dangers that lie ahead.
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Warning: Potential spoilers about Game of Thrones Season 6 lie ahead.
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But some of the thorniest and most contentious issues lie ahead.
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I applaud, and hope further change and further debate lie ahead.
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And it underscored the political challenges that lie ahead for Gov.
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"We want to see what dangers may lie ahead," says Blazakis.
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On antitrust, she is prepared for the challenges that lie ahead.
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The real debate is the land acquisition obstructions that lie ahead.
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Danske Bank's problem is that further unpleasant plot twists lie ahead.
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Spoilers for The Good Place and Star Trek: Discovery lie ahead.
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These are just a few of the many opportunities that lie ahead.
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And they'll take a look at what challenges and opportunities lie ahead.
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And enthusiasm for the incredible possibilities that lie ahead for our country.
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Months of fighting may yet lie ahead, but the trajectory is clear.
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Whatever dystopias lie ahead, futurists seem confident we can sort out congestion.
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However, numerous obstacles lie ahead before this constitutional amendment can become law.
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He's essential to what they are, and his best days lie ahead.
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Yet daunting challenges lie ahead, researchers studying resilience from another angle said.
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Tough decisions on spending lie ahead and will test the government's resolve.
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New challenges lie ahead, but we are ready to take them on.
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Heading into Week 12, some big games lie ahead in the NFL.
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Copper's supply tensions lie ahead and demand from property completions should rise.
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That's alarming because of the risks that even worse might lie ahead.
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But if they remain in the doldrums, real trouble may lie ahead.
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Multiple casts lie ahead in the weeks up to New Year's Eve.
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The company's stock is flatlining, and plenty of speed bumps lie ahead.
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Chinese officials acknowledged last week that tougher months lie ahead for exports.
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Who knows what games lie ahead as a Twitter president takes office?
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But many political and legal battles of enormous consequence still lie ahead.
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All the answers lie ahead in this week's roundup of superhero movie news.
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More important tests lie ahead that could potentially undermine the new national government.
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And they know that even if this storm blows over, others lie ahead.
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Difficult debates lie ahead on asylum policy, defence, personnel and the EU budget.
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Unless the court quickly reverses itself, weeks of legal argument may lie ahead.
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Freedman has not commented publicly on what may lie ahead for the site.
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Despite the upward momentum surrounding the sport, plenty of challenges still lie ahead.
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I think all of my colleagues were intrigued by what might lie ahead.
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A long political fight may lie ahead for the proposals to become law.
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Tough negotiations involving EU national governments and the European Commission now lie ahead.
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Needless to say, spoilers for season six of Game of Thrones lie ahead.
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But all is not lost, 'Pool: The guild prizes still lie ahead. Onward!
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But that's just the first step in the many challenges that lie ahead.
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But there's no doubt what challenges lie ahead for both major political parties.
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While this plays out, here are some of the battlegrounds that lie ahead.
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But even if that hurdle is met, Mr. Ball conceded, others lie ahead.
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Still, there are a lot of problems that could lie ahead for Rubio's campaign.
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The North Sea provides a glimpse of some of the opportunities that lie ahead.
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"The worst impacts of this drought still lie ahead," USAID said in a statement.
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Still, it's nothing short of ambitious, and she knows years of challenges lie ahead.
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Bigger losses may lie ahead if it loses the confidence of advertisers or customers.
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He cites the legal process that might still lie ahead for Kotey and Elsheikh.
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Whether that means that better times lie ahead for Spain remains to be seen.
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A breach of this proportion serves as a warning for what may lie ahead.
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I am momentarily reassured about the remaining nine bowls that lie ahead of us.
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The problem is that the company doesn't know what unpleasant plot twists lie ahead.
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It makes it very hard to look at what may lie ahead of us.
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Otherwise, a consolidation period — or even a market pullback — could lie ahead for stocks.
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" He added: "Great days lie ahead for our two peoples and our two countries.
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He basically does a trust fall — without even a thought to what might lie ahead.
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Resilient consumer confidence helped boost U.K. retailers this week, but problems lie ahead warns UBS.
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Preskill concludes:Quantum technology is rife with exhilarating opportunities, and surely many rousing surprises lie ahead.
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If taxes were lowered and there was less regulation, he says good things lie ahead.
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While Friday's deal outlined the terms of Britain's separation from the EU, pitfalls lie ahead.
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For them, the one-year commemoration was just the first of many that lie ahead.
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Months of negotiations lie ahead with Congress, especially over the effect on future budget deficits.
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Wrenching legislative battles over immigration, a potential government shutdown, and the debt ceiling lie ahead.
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Here, we chart out Jokowi's biggest feats to-date and the obstacles that lie ahead.
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American policymakers do not need an admiral to tell them that storms may lie ahead.
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It shows that even in the best-case, most optimistic scenario, hard decisions lie ahead.
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Plot developments The images show a glimpse of what might lie ahead for the show.
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It offers a remarkably coherent overview of the various risks that lie ahead this century.
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Warning: vague spoilers for The Predator, including characters' deaths and major plot points, lie ahead.
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Yet further complications could lie ahead for the summit over who picks up the bill.
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The experience of New Orleans gives some insight into what may lie ahead for Houston.
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The preseason has offered a glimpse at the challenges that may lie ahead for Brooklyn.
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The actual messy debate and vote on repealing the health law will still lie ahead.
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"The truly difficult choices still lie ahead," says Phil Hogan, the European commissioner for trade.
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Multiple surgeries lie ahead as she and her doctors work to get her a prosthetic.
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For now, we must stand in solidarity for the inevitably hard times that lie ahead.
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Congress went even further than Trump expected, in recognition of the challenges that lie ahead.
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People like this are already suffering from Maduro's indifference, and a cataclysm may lie ahead.
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At least on the economic side, we recently had glimpses of what could lie ahead.
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That means that more tighter-than-expected results — and even more losses — may lie ahead.
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"We must not relax our efforts because huge challenges lie ahead," finance chief Frank Witter said.
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As for Uber's race to move away from human drivers to autonomous driving, obstacles lie ahead.
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Between us, trade talks are going on and we can solve whatever difficulties that lie ahead.
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Spoilers warning: Details about the eighth episode of the final season of Downton Abbey lie ahead.
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Warning: Emoji Movie spoilers, all the way up to the end of the film, lie ahead.
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Great challenges lie ahead in the on-demand economy, but great accomplishments lie in its wake.
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"Dark days lie ahead for these parents ... they want to spend time with Charlie," Armstrong said.
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When demand falters, it's an ominous sign of what may lie ahead for the global economy.
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He insisted that opponents of the deal were ignorant of the environmental challenges that lie ahead.
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These are just a few of the many issues that lie ahead for us in 2018.
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But the worst effects will fall to the youngest, and most dire for them lie ahead.
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Over the centuries, Trieste has learned to fear history's watersheds, intuiting when uncertain times lie ahead.
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Maria made Sharapova sweat, particularly in a tight second set, but the bigger challenges lie ahead.
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Instead, what "Harvey" or "Irma" comes to mean will be defined by decisions that lie ahead.
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And with new consoles coming from Sony (SNE) and Microsoft (MSFT), more gains may lie ahead.
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Before any bulldozers have to be defied, some hard political and legal battles may lie ahead.
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I spoke with Bess about his new book and about the technological challenges that lie ahead.
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Meir added that support comes from a "myriad political and economic uncertainties" that lie ahead in 2017.
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We must - and we shall - deliver on the referendum vote and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.
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In this case, however, too many obstacles lie ahead that are not amenable to brute-force engineering.
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But that figure would give insight on demand as well as help determine what obstacles lie ahead.
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What new technologies and methods will enable them, and what challenges lie ahead for human-robot relations?
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While we celebrate that achievement, the team remains focused on the challenging tasks which still lie ahead.
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Minor spoilers for the first two episodes of 'Twin Peaks' season three lie ahead so be warned.
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"No peak uncertainty — just rolling hills of worry lie ahead," said HSBC's asset allocation chief Fredrik Nerbrand.
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From Brexit to migration, here are some of the challenges that lie ahead for von der Leyen.
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Notwithstanding the challenges that lie ahead, Kenya's judiciary has taken an irreversible step forward in institutionalizing democracy.
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Many of the most difficult and dangerous cleanup tasks still lie ahead, and crucial decisions remain unsettled.
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Here's where things stand — and what may lie ahead — as Syria's tortured conflict enters its seventh year.
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Much worse and scarier things may lie ahead, because Trump isn't just a protectionist, he's an authoritarian.
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Your best accomplishments may actually lie ahead, especially if you continue to hold your party's leader accountable.
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The race has become a symbol of what may lie ahead for the party in the midterms.
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A SARS-like scenario China has a good sense of the economic trouble that could lie ahead.
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A century of debates over how and whether America should intervene in global crises would lie ahead.
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Sundance Now provided only three of the season's six episodes for review, so that could lie ahead.
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Perhaps the very last question of the night was the most revealing about what could lie ahead.
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New challenges lie ahead, and you can always learn, grow, and improve in order to meet them.
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But as they give a little advice, they also know the psychological trap doors that lie ahead.
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But many high-stakes showdowns still lie ahead -- for the President, Justice Department, Congress and the courts.
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So what do I want to tell women of tomorrow about the brilliant decades that lie ahead?
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But while researchers investigate how we got here, there may still be bigger changes that lie ahead.
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A strong recovery after Ireland's banking crisis may provide a tailwind, but non-economic tests lie ahead, too.
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"Investment happiness and/or despair may lie ahead over the next 12 months depending on it," he said.
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But several commodities have failed to recover along with them, suggesting more trouble may lie ahead for investors.
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Netflix's weak second quarter sheds light on the biggest challenges that lie ahead for the streaming-TV giant.
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But the report did shed light on the biggest challenges that lie ahead for the streaming-TV giant.
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She has done much for America, and her greatest contribution to the American future may well lie ahead.
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In that context, it's worth thinking a bit about what other opportunities for revenue growth still lie ahead.
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More obstacles for the accord could lie ahead: Legislatures of E.U. member states still need to ratify it.
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For the Russians, a look of some satisfaction but also the knowledge that far sterner challenges lie ahead.
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The most important thing is to remember that it is transitory and better times almost certainly lie ahead.
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The recent flurry of executive orders from the new president provides a taste of what may lie ahead.
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She also talks about what may lie ahead for Maria post-tennis, and wishes her all the best.
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Mueller still has plenty of work to do, and his most consequential prosecutorial actions likely still lie ahead.
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But some surprises could lie ahead, as polls showed that 30 to 35 percent of voters are undecided.
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If the final result is a hung parliament then weeks of talks between the parties could lie ahead.
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Even if the July deadline is met, further cliff-edges lie ahead, meaning more summitry and more market jitters.
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The presence of the number 13 is a sign that hard work, completion, and, most importantly, changes lie ahead.
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And as average temperatures continue to rise, more difficult choices lie ahead for utilities, their customers, and public officials.
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We'll dig deep into the future of transportation and mobility — including new and once-unimaginable technologies that lie ahead.
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But tough negotiations lie ahead, and reaching a quick deal to end America's longest war remains a tall order.
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In America, the Federal Reserve ditched its guidance to investors suggesting that further rises in interest rates lie ahead.
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The Americans sound increasingly upbeat in their assessment of the fight against IS. But the toughest battles lie ahead.
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Other risks lie ahead: the election of a President Trump, perhaps, or hardliners becoming even more assertive in Tehran.
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The net upshot is that rough sailing seems to lie ahead for the U.K. economy under any plausible scenario.
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The UK is well-positioned to deal with the challenges, and take advantage of the opportunities, that lie ahead.
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A glimpse of the antics that lie ahead came Tuesday night when Mr. Trump won Hawaii, Michigan and Mississippi.
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When there aren't as many days behind you, it encourages you to believe that the best days lie ahead.
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But his rags to riches past and lavish present are not as moving as what promises to lie ahead.
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And if the White House winds up fighting special counsel Robert Mueller, an epic constitutional fight could lie ahead.
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This gaslighting feat is one of the book's best achievements, and it suggests that more complicated possibilities lie ahead.
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When miners carve out new tunnels, they poke holes through the rock to see what surprises might lie ahead.
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Doctors should speak to their patients about the changes that could lie ahead and how to prepare for them.
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Trump is trying to make the case that great things lie ahead, and that only he can deliver them.
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"As representatives of America's most innovative sector, we believe firmly that our greatest breakthroughs lie ahead," the groups said.
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The big picture: As I wrote this summer, plenty of roadblocks still lie ahead for the counter-drone industry.
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Beyond those disappointments, fiscal land mines lie ahead that could rattle the economy if Republicans and Democrats cannot cooperate.
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And his most personal causes will involve some the biggest fights that lie ahead between President Trump and Congress.
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Many difficult decisions on EU-UK trading relationships still lie ahead even though Britain leaves the EU on Friday.
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Years of litigation lie ahead, and some of the coaches may be exonerated, or reach settlements without acknowledging wrongdoing.
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Ultimately, no matter what detours or bumps lie ahead, they believe a phased approach is the only realistic path forward.
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Of course, brighter times and sunny skies lie ahead—unless you work at Apple, where it's not even safe indoors.
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Slightly overwhelmed by his sudden fame, Yu said he is nevertheless grateful for the new opportunities that hopefully lie ahead.
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Keep sight of the task that matters—understanding an attack on America—through all the distractions that undoubtedly lie ahead.
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Both Health & Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and acting Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Ned Sharpless noted hurdles lie ahead.
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The Associated Press: Trump allies raise alarm that the West Wing is unprepared and understaffed for what may lie ahead.
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Yet more arduous labors lie ahead: rebuilding communities, retrofitting ancient structures and edifices with earthquake-proof technology and restoring normalcy.
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The darkest of days could lie ahead for America, Trump warns, and only he has veto power to stop them.
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Tammy Baldwin (D) wants blocked and an Oregon nominee both Democratic senators from that state want blocked could lie ahead.
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There is no doubt about the challenges that lie ahead, but reconciliation and prosperity are achievable now more than ever.
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In pushing the plan, which also includes expanding 2515 existing shelters, Mr. de Blasio recognizes the battles that lie ahead.
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Children are taken for visits to Gaza's colleges to show them what could lie ahead if they go back to school.
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Euphoria over what may lie ahead for the U.S. economy has been the big market mover — not market fundamentals, experts concur.
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Although the worst period for the mining sector may have passed, tough and uncertain times continue to lie ahead, Cutifani said.
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His Senate confirmation process may have been tough, but the most difficult challenges lie ahead for Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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I didn't like being told what would lie ahead, and I didn't like the way the Roma woman's words haunted me.
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Both have seen their teams bullied by the conference elite, yet each remains steadfast in thebelief that better times lie ahead.
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Driving the news: The recent manipulated video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was just a taste of what could lie ahead.
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But as we approach Easter, in faith we can dare to say that Notre Dame's best years may still lie ahead.
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More than 160 Venezuelans lost their lives during pro-democracy demonstrations in 2017, and the greatest turmoil may still lie ahead.
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Imagination said it doubted Apple could go it alone without violating Imagination's patents, and analysts said legal battles could lie ahead.
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As President-elect Trump's transition team prepares to replace President Obama's political appointees with their own people, many unknowns lie ahead.
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Many risks still lie ahead, from the costs of restructuring and regulatory infractions to potential losses on loans to energy firms.
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With the forecast bright on the eve of a New Year, here's what seems to lie ahead for small business owners.
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Challenges lie ahead for Playdots and its new CEO in Patrick Moberg but he's been with the company since the start.
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But Legacies spends its first episode mostly racing around, trying to get everything in place for whatever nuttiness might lie ahead.
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To those like Guerrero, WWII was proof of the perils of US leadership and the dangers of what could lie ahead.
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Let us give thanks for all that we have, and let us boldly face the exciting new frontiers that lie ahead.
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Weeks and possibly months of debate lie ahead for a project that Trump promised to tackle in his 2016 election campaign.
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It seems like a good moment to pause and consider the choices we've already made, and the ones that lie ahead.
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The scorching summer blasted Parisians off the streets and turned the city into an eerie dystopia of what may lie ahead.
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The president's campaign against the Mueller report and its author is a road map of what is likely to lie ahead.
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Challenges surely lie ahead for these companies' ambitious projects, whether they are new entrants or legacy healthcare companies building new partnerships.
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For many, the calculation is predicated on a simple truth: What lies behind them is worse than what may lie ahead.
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And difficult choices lie ahead as Britain stares at the global economic map and tries to decide where to place itself.
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Tough negotiating rounds lie ahead, but there is no indication that Washington and Beijing want an ill-advised and ruinous trade war.
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Zhang did not say what may lie ahead for China and Iran now, though said energy was an "important part" of cooperation.
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Yet, besides his inexperience, two obstacles in particular lie ahead if Mr Macron is to beat Mr Fillon into the second round.
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Although the conflict in Cameroon has mainly affected the English-speaking minority, the government's heavy-handedness suggests that worse may lie ahead.
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Read this article about what the country has so far accomplished in its transition to democracy, and what challenges still lie ahead.
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Something unusual is happening in financial markets, and it could mean more gains lie ahead for stocks, if history is any indication.
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"We all know that pain feels different from a bright light or social rejection," said Salomons of the challenges that lie ahead.
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Hawking was one of the loudest to extol the severe dangers that may lie ahead for our desire to create smarter computation.
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According to the IMF, "Substantial opportunities for further regional and global trade integration still lie ahead" for the entire sub-Saharan region.
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It's one of the dangers that lie ahead if what's happened during this corrosive election year becomes accepted as the new normal.
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Joke aside, there are lots of questions that lie ahead, but perhaps none are more relevant to the life or death situation.
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But the most alarming conclusions of the report are what lie ahead for future generations, since climate change is a generational problem.
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"I believe I am now uniquely placed to lead our party and our country through the challenges that lie ahead," he said.
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But this exercise may also show that the added debt has failed to sufficiently stimulate the economies – and problems may lie ahead.
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And Germany's voice in important European matters that lie ahead could be diminished if Ms. Merkel oversees a weak, divided governing coalition.
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Libra (September 23-October 22): A solid and unperturbed first half of June is probable, but a tumultuous journey may lie ahead.
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A February visit to the Pine Nut Mountains of northwestern Nevada, near Lake Tahoe, provided a preview of what could lie ahead.
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Manufacturing faces a perception issue and fewer students are pursuing these careers because many simply aren't aware of what opportunities lie ahead.
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Americans want to rally behind a president who signals that our best days lie ahead and shows the way to get there.
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Although bitcoin will probably never be an investment for the faint of heart, its best days still may lie ahead of it.
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Economists and strategists have already started looking at the possible outcomes to negotiations although weeks of talks are likely to lie ahead.
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The first is that, as has been the case with other provocative Trump trade proposals, some form of moderation may lie ahead.
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By finally bringing these two forces together, Game of Thrones is setting up a slow boil on whatever power coupling may lie ahead.
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" Clinton touched on the many challenges women have historically faced, and the ones that lie ahead, saying "our work is far from over.
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Here's one concrete reason why so many working-class voters, unlike most of Clinton's educated supporters, don't think America's best days lie ahead.
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"Further steps lie ahead, both during and after the planning process, before construction work can commence," Chelsea said on the club website (www.chelseafc.com).
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And given the opposition to many of the administration's plans in the budget request, a contentious battle over NASA's funding may lie ahead.
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Today, that board reached a decision that ensures the scope will survives in some form, but also acknowledges the challenges that lie ahead.
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The IEA, which issues regular reviews of the health of the energy market, said more price weakness could lie ahead as a result.
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" However, Gore insisted that there is still time to act, despite challenges that may lie ahead "in adapting to what we can't avoid.
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However, until The Bachelorette franchise deals with the increasing problem of contestants' social media, the biggest answers no longer lie ahead of us.
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Such a program would be a start in getting us prepared to deal with some of the immense challenges that may lie ahead.
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When he travels to the island next week, Trump should look past the immediate disaster and the bright future that could lie ahead.
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It also suggests Sanders has a real shot at many of the delegate-rich states — like Ohio, Illinois, and Wisconsin — that lie ahead.
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While the government-held areas of Deir Ezzor are breathing a sigh of relief, the Russian military acknowledges that tough battles lie ahead.
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What we're watching: The new study goes a long way toward attributing trends in marine heat waves and projecting what may lie ahead.
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If these sentiments resonate beyond this one individual, then any challenges that lie ahead will be more difficult to overcome than initially anticipated.
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Boeing's troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.
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Whether Mr. Johnson can lead his country through the challenges that lie ahead is far from clear from his history or his record.
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So, while Mueller may indeed be close to wrapping up, don't head for the exits just yet; the most interesting parts lie ahead.
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More volatility in the market could lie ahead as we get closer to the Fed's March meeting and more economic data rolls in.
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We looked at five E.P.A. policy battles that lie ahead, including loosening restrictions on car emissions and scaling back the Clean Water Act.
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Clinton were discussing bringing on additional staff members to strengthen her campaign operation now that a pitched battle may lie ahead against Mr. Sanders.
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Changes lie ahead, but we are confident that we will be able to keep generating attractive and sustainable returns for our shareholders and employees.
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If you're not caught up on Season 8, episode 3, "The Long Night," you should definitely stop reading now, because major spoilers lie ahead.
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Post-Michigan, the model suggested Sanders could carry many of the delegate-rich Rust Belt states that lie ahead, like Pennsylvania and New York.
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It's all talk about the future and the possibilities that lie ahead, but for the most part, it's been a future we can't see.
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No party has ever won an outright majority in the 120-seat parliament, meaning days or even weeks of coalition negotiations will lie ahead.
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Just 18% say they are angry about the way things are going in their own lives, and 6143% think America's best days lie ahead.
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Vienna Social Democratic Mayor Michael Haeupl spoke of "a catastrophic result," but even worse could lie ahead for both his and the People's Party.
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Even still, five wins from their past six games serve as cause for optimism that brighter times could lie ahead for the Yorkshire side.
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As the death toll continues to rise, Houston Police chief Acevedo said he was well aware of the bad news that might lie ahead.
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He exemplified what it means to be a true public servant each and every day, no matter the challenges that lie ahead of him.
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The move has left investors on edge as fears that full-blown trade war between the U.S. and its trade partners could lie ahead.
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While a financial crisis and recession as severe as the last one remain unlikely, markets are now warning that economic turbulence could lie ahead.
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Bottom line: After a massive move in global markets to start the week, a relief rally will likely lie ahead, according to McDonald. Disclaimer
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Now, and in the difficult days that still lie ahead, I know that this country will summon our spirit of empathy, decency, and unity.
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Significant challenges lie ahead, especially as the United States and Japan begin thorny trade talks and Mr. Trump confronts new provocations from North Korea.
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In another, harsher view, he does not yet know quite what the team is that will carry England through the challenges that lie ahead.
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Hammond did however go on to state that some uncertainty could lie ahead as the country adjusts to its new relationship with its European counterparts.
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Days of surgeries lie ahead As she recovers, Kylei faces days of surgeries and months of therapy so she can learn how to walk again.
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But most of all, the launch itself needs to go smoothly if SpaceX wants to move forward and accomplish its many goals that lie ahead.
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Suffice to say, many barriers and road bumps lie ahead for the UK as it enters the second phase of decarbonization (subtitled: Shit Gets Real).
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The International Energy Agency, which advises developed countries on energy policy, said the market should remain oversupplied this year and weaker prices could lie ahead.
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Despite the dark and uncertain times that lie ahead, Khan maintains an air of calm and integrity about him that mirrors the endearing Lupin's persona.
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I ran for president because I believe that America's greatest days lie ahead if we do what needs to be done right now in 2016.
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While the costs of Brexit are worrying for some, some smaller companies see an opportunity in the regulatory and customs difficulties that could lie ahead.
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But debt markets and foreign stocks still price in elevated risk, he said, sending an unclear message about what risks lie ahead for the economy.
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And then there's a baby-faced CGI Depp as a younger, more naive Sparrow — seemingly unaware of the consequences that lie ahead with his piracy.
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The Barbie and American Girl doll maker's sales have been in long-term decline, and its recent CEO swap suggests more pressure could lie ahead.
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The looming difficulties that lie ahead for Republicans with minority voters in states like Texas, Arizona and Nevada were laid bare in the exit polls.
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A society divided against itself becomes steadily weaker with each passing year, less able to rally itself to overcome the mounting challenges that lie ahead.
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But even if the two countries can agree on a way forward, a more-daunting step may lie ahead: direct negotiations with the North Koreans.
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The more I read about what could potentially lie ahead for me, the more I felt a dull ache in my scrotum and lower abdomen.
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But it will be our first look at how big those gaps are and what challenges lie ahead for the Affordable Care Act's teetering marketplaces.
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Though the bulk of the holiday shopping season is already in the rearview mirror, six of the 10 busiest days still lie ahead, according to ShopperTrak.
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"Now comes the hour of action," he said, then pointed to fixing schools, keeping people safe and restoring the belief that America's best days lie ahead.
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Only then, with strong networks, can we help and inspire each other to do what needs to be done through the dark days that lie ahead.
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It does mean some serious adjustments lie ahead: Ahead of her own wedding, Sayako took driving lessons and practiced going grocery shopping, according to the BBC.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the seven-episode after-show series will be available the same day as Season 2, but be warned: spoilers lie ahead.
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What's needed are new, innovative ways to ensure that the Highway Trust Fund is fully funded and capable of tackling the infrastructure challenges that lie ahead.
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We chatted with Ubiquity6 CEO Anjney Midha at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018 about the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for the consumer-focused AR industry.
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Young people are more optimistic than any other generation about their career prospects and the opportunities that lie ahead, despite the growing threat of job disruption.
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But hard times may lie ahead for lower-quality debt, with Deutsche Bank noting especially that U.S. junk bonds looked expensive relative to higher-rated peers.
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The move has left investors on edge as fears that a full-blown trade war between the United States and its trade partners could lie ahead.
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But the possibility that Silicon Valley, notoriously aggressive and extremely deep-pocketed, could play a significant role in PACE underscores the changes that may lie ahead.
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Challenges lie ahead, but it's important for policymakers to remain focused on the need to bring tax relief for American families and businesses across the country.
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The skirmishes we saw at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon, or Nevada's Gold Butte, for example, are just a taste of what may lie ahead.
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But the city has a good sense of how to get started — the obstacles that lie ahead in the near term, and how to overcomes them.
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And they worried that tensions could escalate with black-cab drivers, emboldened by the ruling and yet conscious that a lengthy appeals process might lie ahead.
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"I want every American to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead," Trump said during a press conference at the White House on Tuesday.
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For ERA advocates, it was the culmination of a fight decades in the marking -- even if they're well aware of the legal battles that lie ahead.
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Mr. Curry spoke to The New York Times this week about his tenure and the challenges that lie ahead for banking regulators in the Trump administration.
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Bizarre and increasingly troubling as this political year has been, the worst may lie ahead: 2016 could come to be known as America's inevitable impeachment election.
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Instead, they should be taking advantage now of the window that these favorable conditions afford them to prepare for the rainy days that might lie ahead.
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I still encounter moments of sadness and confusion, of course, but I have a fresh perspective and the strength to overcome the challenges that lie ahead.
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Finally, it is important to remember that wage growth lags behind a tighter labor market, so the best of times for workers may well lie ahead.
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Sure, sweaters and turtlenecks tend to get all the love this season, but really, we should be celebrating the many no-brainer hoodie days that lie ahead.
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We are committed to working with the U.K. government to ensure that the priorities of these stakeholders are taken into account in the debates that lie ahead.
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As we mark 2000 years since that tragic morning in Manhattan, it's right to ask what international efforts have achieved in Afghanistan and what challenges lie ahead.
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The tweet's a joke, but not a very funny one if you consider what could easily lie ahead for consumers online: less privacy and more powerful corporations.
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Instead difficult, grinding negotiations lie ahead on matters like reforming the euro zone's bail-out fund and creating automatic mechanisms to restructure the debt of troubled countries.
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Even then, further parsimony will lie ahead for a country whose public expenditure is 58% of GDP, the highest in the European Union (the average is 47%).
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Tax cuts since 2014 on purchases of electric cars offer a taste of what may lie ahead; sales of these vehicles have surged nearly fourfold this year.
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The New York retailer is selling a pair of Y/Project detachable short-jeans for a cool $425 to solve any impending weather woes that lie ahead.
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This summer dozens of people have died in wildfires and heat waves from the US to Asia, giving the world an insight into what could lie ahead.
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In an effort to thwart Grindelwald's plans, Albus Dumbledore (Law) enlists his former student Newt Scamander, who agrees to help, unaware of the dangers that lie ahead.
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Trump's top assignment on Wednesday was to show that he was in charge and that he appreciated, finally, the grave nature of the weeks that lie ahead.
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I'm curious whether, if you had seen this play when you were much younger, might it have served as a cautionary tale of what might lie ahead?
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Leading by 2-0 with the clock ticking down, Daly instructs his players to slow the tempo, to conserve energy for the greater challenges that lie ahead.
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But given the prevailing political climate, the anti-evolution camp may have reason to believe that the wind is at its back and more triumphs lie ahead.
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To fully understand the convergence that appears to lie ahead in the new season, it's helpful to review where our players have been, and where they're headed.
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There are also cute cafes, like the colorful vintage-Afro-chic Milk Bar and the burger joint BGR, but save your appetite — big dinner plans lie ahead.
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The best-financed companies like Apple, Google and Facebook have hundreds of billions of dollars in cash, making them essentially immune to whatever reckoning may lie ahead.
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Shawn Reese is the perfect example of the complicated route that can lie ahead for workers of the future — but also for the opportunities that are emerging.
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It's simple cooking that appears complex, and helps us remember that the equinox hasn't come yet, that it's summer still and weeks of barefoot dining lie ahead.
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The events in Charlottesville returned me to my childhood, and rather than feel nostalgia, I was sickened at the memory and fearful for what may lie ahead.
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The conglomerate had announced last week that it would sell its memory chip unit to a consortium led by Bain Capital, although stumbling blocks could lie ahead.
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"She believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," her spokesman told reporters.
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"It is unclear what twists and turns lie ahead, with potentially important implications for asset prices and, at least potentially, confidence among businesses and consumers," Haldane said.
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The mosh pit itself is only one hazard at punk shows, but other perils lie ahead for fans like Gabriel and DiFiore, who both have invisible disabilities.
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At a time when Wall Street was bracing for what might lie ahead for Wells Fargo, the end results showed that there could be some reason for optimism.
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Experienced exporters like 65-year-old Jimmy McGee, owner of the Athlone Extrusions manufacturing firm, have been through enough downturns to know that difficult times may lie ahead.
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Hard times lie ahead for enemies of the U.S. The U.S. Army has announced a groundbreaking technology to teleport troops everywhere in the world in a few seconds.
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General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt spoke at length about what may lie ahead for the business community, the U.S. and the global economy following Donald Trump's presidential victory.
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Tough negotiations lie ahead over plans to revamp unemployment insurance and job training, while trying to bring down public spending, which is among the highest in the world.
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You do not want to surrender to vertigo, depression, impotence, hopelessness, or fatigue, but all these feelings are inescapable, and, let's face it, years of it lie ahead.
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We saw it in his first address to Congress, just over a month after the inauguration, which fed internal hopes that some semblance of normalcy might lie ahead.
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In its report, Glass Lewis said positive changes made both before and after Marcato arrived on the scene were beginning to take hold, suggesting stronger earnings lie ahead.
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The hopes they have invested in a new homeland will always be tempered by regret for what they have lost and by fear of what may lie ahead.
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Tough times lie ahead globally for democracy, but Americans have a chance to be beacons for others in dealing with the sexual harassment of both men and women.
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The challenges that lie ahead for Europe are monumental — how difficult it will be to unite the different countries is demonstrated by the closeness of the election results.
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Speaking in London this month, Ukraine's respected former central bank governor Valeria Gontareva painted a stark picture of what would lie ahead if Zelenskiy wins, asset managers said.
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The state has demographics similar to Michigan, which Sanders won, and has a less diverse electorate than several of the major contests (California, New York) that lie ahead.
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In a sign of what may lie ahead for economic growth, the escalating trade fight has already led to sharp sell-offs in stock markets, especially in Asia.
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Even stricter protocols may lie ahead if the situation worsens, Ms. Williams said, like mandatory gloves and face masks for employees or the removal of chairs and tables.
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Congress shouldn't be clamoring about funding the wall — they should be looking to prior federal land acquisitions for major projects as evidence of the impediments that lie ahead.
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Good news for Don Jr. To be sure, trouble may lie ahead for the President's first born if evidence emerges that he encouraged or participated in Russian criminality.
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Households have seen their incomes chopped by a third, hundreds of thousands of Greeks work low-paying temporary jobs, and more pension cuts and tax increases lie ahead.
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Doesn't the tape, both large and small, which is used as a means to simultaneously secure and obscure, suggest as well as deny the dangers that lie ahead?
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" But, he added, "I hope that this euphoric phase will not weaken our ability to look reality in the face" and "to understand that compelling battles still lie ahead.
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We'll remain in this backspin's shadow for this entire week — until the 15th, actually — and we'd be lying if we said it's all sunshine and roses that lie ahead.
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It offers a goldmine of lessons about people and life — our instinctive behaviors, what makes us excel and what troubles lie ahead if we give into our inherent savageries.
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Weeks of uncertainty lie ahead, though either one of the two big populist parties—the Five Star Movement and the Northern League—looks sure to end up in power.
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"However, the worry is that many other cities – especially those outside the Greater South East – will struggle to adapt to the potential shocks that might lie ahead," Carter said.
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With distance from the 2016 presidential and Congressional races, we are beginning to gain perspective on the challenges that lie ahead, including the cybersecurity of our nation's critical infrastructure.
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Hopefully, both the British Treasury and the Bank of England are working on a Plan B to steer the British economy in the difficult months that likely lie ahead.
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At worst, markets are complacent, and deep-seated flaws in how financial markets work mean that current stock and commodity prices aren't reflecting the major risks that lie ahead.
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Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist for Charles Schwab, says that when the two groups disagree, the experienced investors are usually right — and tough times tend to lie ahead.
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Considering she has been stuck on 49 singles titles since 2016, Williams knows that tougher challenges lie ahead if she wants to complete that half century at Flushing Meadows.
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In recognition of the troubles that may lie ahead, Mark Boleat, the policy chairman for the City of London Corporation, the heart of Britain's financial services industry, urged Mrs.
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Rising protectionism from the United States, concerns over how Britain's negotiations on leaving the European Union will pan out, and national elections in Europe's largest economies all lie ahead.
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A lot of surprises lie ahead, but many of the most popular ideas on how to transcend Einstein and his peers are on the verge of being ruled out.
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Coupled with Puerto Rico's ongoing financial crisis, that means "difficult decisions" lie ahead in what kind of grid is rebuilt and how much they'll have to pay for it.
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The worst may yet lie ahead as senior U.S. officials have said they aim to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero after the new round of sanctions in November.
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With some of the world's biggest festivals coming up, months of great music and outdoor partying lie ahead, as well as huge mountains of rubbish and fields littered with plastic.
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And the gang's choice to lie to Brent to trick him into performing good deeds — in the hope that his altruism will prove infectious — suggests that only challenges lie ahead.
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Though nobody knows exactly how presidential and congressional proposals will play out, financial advisors are recommending clients take steps now to prepare for any tax changes that may lie ahead.
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" As a manifesto for scientific relevance in post-truth politics, the UCS piece ends on a hopeful-ish note: "The scientific community is well positioned for what may lie ahead.
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I spoke to Dana White, the top spokeswoman for Defense Secretary James Mattis, about where the U.S. military is at in its fight against ISIS and what challenges lie ahead.
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The case for BlacKkKlansman winning Best Picture: The movie that Spike Lee's latest should look to for a hint of what might lie ahead probably isn't the one you'd expect.
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We don't know what will lie ahead or how it will make polls swing in these final weeks — but we certainly know such a swing is possible, in either direction.
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The device is yet to be rolled out beyond small-scale trials in Kampala's hospitals, but the biggest challenge may lie ahead as the technology is taken to remote areas.
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The movie's been a critical success and an Internet darling — and it hasn't underperformed — but it seems like the surefire future cult favorite's best days lie ahead, on home video.
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The upheaval at Ford, the nation's No. 2 automaker by sales, after G.M., reflects the challenges that lie ahead for companies that cannot adapt to that new landscape fast enough.
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LONDON — When Britain voted in 2016 to leave the European Union, its currency plummeted on world markets, reflecting agitation over the economic and financial disruption that seemed to lie ahead.
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The tragedy was a stark reminder about what may lie ahead during the main migration season in Libya, the principal springboard for most African migrants seeking to get to Europe.
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Nordstrom family members expect to resume their efforts to take the department store private later this year, but challenges to locate the necessary financing still lie ahead, sources tell CNBC.
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The announcement Thursday comes as Nordstrom family members are planning to resume their efforts to go private later this year, but challenges may still lie ahead, sources have told CNBC.
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As the infant of the zodiac, Aries is unaware of the dangers that lie ahead—but you, dear Virgo, have been around the block and know how rough things can get.
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Many challenges lie ahead, notably persuading the public and members of the F.A.'s notoriously old-fashioned council that a sale of Wembley is in the best interests of the game.
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Underscoring the challenges that lie ahead for the factory sector, Singapore slashed its export forecasts for this year on Wednesday after the trade-reliant economy barely grew in the first quarter.
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Yet, significant numbers remain impoverished and key challenges lie ahead for the Chinese government's goal of fighting poverty, according to John Donaldson, associate professor of Political Science at Singapore Management University.
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In a rapidly changing world, where it's difficult to predict what challenges and technologies lie ahead, it is more important than ever that kids learn to think carefully, critically, and creatively.
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But as tough as this long fight with Mr. Sanders has been, a tougher challenge could lie ahead: appealing to younger Democrats and resolving doubts about her forthrightness and her policies.
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Whether Trump deserves as much credit as he's claiming or is wise to bullishly declare a new era of denuclearized peace is open to question since many pitfalls still lie ahead.
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But legal battles still lie ahead for the Stamford, Connecticut-based Purdue, which is spending millions on legal costs as it defends itself in lawsuits from 2,600 government and other entities.
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Once selected, the astronaut candidates go through a comprehensive two-year training program in Houston to prepare them for the 16-hour workdays that lie ahead once they head into space.
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The bad news is that the biggest battles against ISIS still lie ahead, not only in Iraq and Syria, but in places like Afghanistan and Libya, where the group has spread.
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That's a good sign for Sanders's competitiveness in many of the delegate-rich states that lie ahead, like Ohio and Illinois, and it also partially explains why polls were so off.
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A day after his surprise advance to the outskirts of Tripoli, General Hifter's drive on Friday slowed nearly to a halt, suggesting that a prolonged and murky battle may lie ahead.
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In Hallberg's "The Business Sergeant's Field Manual, " the leadership coach breaks down key details on what it takes to thrive as a leader — also highlighting the dangers that can lie ahead.
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They're going to stand shoulder to shoulder like they did in the civil rights movement and when they stand shoulder to shoulder they're going to face the challenges that lie ahead.
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"It seems like a good moment to pause and consider the choices we've already made, and the ones that lie ahead," the editor of our editorial pages explains in an introduction.
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"It seems like a good moment to pause and consider the choices we've already made, and the ones that lie ahead," the editor of our editorial page explains in an introduction.
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That's easy to forget though, when you're just returning from your summer vacation and only have grey skies and wet socks to look forward to in the months that lie ahead.
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Although years of testing lie ahead before any fully approved treatment might be developed for Ebola patients, Aman said similar strategies could also be devised against several other viral and bacterial pathogens.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska, 46, a rising star in the party, continues to flirt with leaving the party — a small sign of a talent crisis that could lie ahead for the GOP.
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"I passionately believe that our best days lie ahead of us and that our future is full of promise," she said, when she addressed delegates around midday U.K. time (7 a.m. ET).
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That's a new feat for the world of AI. This takes DeepMind just that little bit closer to building the generic thinking machine the company dreams of, but major challenges lie ahead.
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Besides, there are a host of bread crumbs that Mueller left in the more than 22016 pages of his court filings that would all prove superfluous if further action didn't lie ahead.
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It's possible that the new reboot's less-than-stellar box office debut will necessitate some course correction but, for now at least, the Green Ranger clearly factors into whatever plans lie ahead.
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Analysts said the results showed Tesco was performing well in the core UK and Ireland division, which contributes nearly three quarters of group profit, but that challenges, including from Brexit, lie ahead.
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But traders remain divided as to whether May's victory will raise her chances of securing a more favourable Brexit deal with the EU given that many more months of negotiations lie ahead.
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Pitsiladis had hoped Kenenisa Bekele would be that athlete, but months of dealing with him suggested serious obstacles might still lie ahead as Pitsiladis applied his science to elite runners in Ethiopia.
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Hundreds of lawsuits may lie ahead with the recent enactment of laws in New York, New Jersey, Arizona and California making it easier for victims of long-ago abuse to seek damages.
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As the Bank of England (BOE) prepares to raise interest rates for the first time in a decade, sterling could jump if Governor Mark Carney signals that several rate hikes lie ahead.
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Here are a few of the highlights: Analysts took a measured tone in reaction to Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings report, noting the company's accomplishments as well as the challenges that lie ahead.
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"It is my hope that his proud legacy of commitment and passion for law enforcement and serving others will provide some comfort in the difficult days that lie ahead," the governor said.
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Jie Zhao, a public policy specialist at Fudan University, predicted that increased economic self-reliance in the United States and China would not come quickly, but that it may lie ahead anyway.
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He also fleshes out his vision of what should lie ahead — not just "the end of identity liberalism" but the start of a new liberalism focused on citizenship, duty and shared purpose.
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Whatever obstacles lie ahead for One Belt, One Road, it is no exaggeration to say that if the United States and its Western allies turn inward, Mr. Xi could prevail by default.
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"Bigger hurdles lie ahead this week, notably ADP tomorrow and NFP on Friday," said Kenneth Broux, a currency strategist at Societe Generale in London referring to the jobs data later this week.
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He said that being a true leader is having a fully rational understanding of all the obstacles that lie ahead of you, and a completely irrational belief in your ability to overcome them.
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Furthermore, weak sentiment as revealed in the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors' (RICS) fourth quarter 2016 U.K. commercial property survey, suggests much of the Brexit pain for the capital city may lie ahead.
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Clinton says Putin grudge led Russia to hack Dem groups Mudd, a CIA and FBI veteran, suggested that if the two camps don't come together to address Russia, bigger problems could lie ahead.
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Britain's National Infrastructure Pipeline, an assessment of planned spending by both the public and private sector, has boosted investment in the tunnelling business because companies can see more clearly what projects lie ahead.
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With well over 350 million barrels of short positions still hanging over the oil market, the process of short covering has barely begun, so the main correction and volatility could still lie ahead.
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The researchers caution the system has not yet been tested on real-time news stories, and there are other challenges that still lie ahead before the technology could be commercialized into Microsoft's products.
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The South African city of Cape Town's countdown in 2000 to a "Day Zero", when taps were predicted to run dry, highlights the risks that lie ahead for many Indian cities, he said.
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"While dollar-funding costs remain high, I don't see any particular problem emerging for now ... But various events lie ahead, so we'd like to monitor Japanese banks' liquidity conditions carefully," Nakaso told reporters.
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"Uncertainty about Brexit has greatly dampened house prices, though a sustained period of falling prices likely doesn't lie ahead, provided a no-deal Brexit is avoided," economist Samuel Tombs from Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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My Sunday column was a kind of open letter to those groups of conservatives who seem likeliest to stick with Donald Trump during the rough, Comey-stirred waters that lie ahead for him.
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On one side, the dangers of climate change are no longer predictions about the future: We can see the damage now, although it's only a small taste of the horrors that lie ahead.
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Some of the most difficult hurdles lie ahead as Chinese Vice Premiere Liu He arrives to continue talks with his counterparts Robert Lighthizer, the country's top trade envoy and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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CNBC highlights the companies that have already signaled what could lie ahead: The telecoms giant has its group headquarters in London and stated the importance of the U.K. membership of the EU on Tuesday.
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Of course, the fact that the show has raised the emotional stakes for these battle-tested warriors and consolidated leadership of Alexandria within their capable hands probably means that pretty profound challenges lie ahead.
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The four-week stretch will play out against the backdrop of this year's unusual and unpredictable presidential election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, which could impact the sensitive congressional negotiations that lie ahead.
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Susquehanna stock analyst Pablo Zuanic said in a report Thursday that uncertainties still lie ahead for the company and "significant inherent risks," including a possible restatement of financial results due to the ongoing audit.
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Some community leaders are concerned about what may lie ahead because of how widespread the shootings and killings were even before the warm summer months, historically the most violent time of year in Chicago.
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"Whether it is political, economics or earnings, something needs to show up to give investors another boost of confidence that better times lie ahead," said Adam Sarhan, chief executive officer at 50 Park Investments.
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Whether tied to character death or a usable item, the purpose is generally to tip someone off to what threats may lie ahead—or, just as commonly, to troll anyone following in their footsteps.
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The two weekend briefings offered a window into the challenges that lie ahead for Trump, as he tries to appease the country and appear in control while also keeping in check his personal grievances.
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Museum of Modern Art With the museum closing on June 15 for a four-month renovation, our critics assess the challenges that lie ahead, pay homage to favorite works and catch up with shows.
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If we are to make the country understand that we have been legislating as well as investigating, we need to spend money now — before we get into the heavy political months that lie ahead.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa will seek to maintain the feel-good factor that has returned to their rugby in the third test against France on Saturday, knowing that tougher challenges lie ahead this season.
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Former Harvard Business School professor Noam Wasserman says aspiring founders can get a clearer picture of the challenges that lie ahead by asking themselves three questions: Is it the right time in my career?
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The confrontation over President Trump's ban on refugees and visitors from several predominantly Muslim countries reached the courts at the weekend, foreshadowing the years of legal battles that could lie ahead for the administration.
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"This report makes clear the significant challenges that lie ahead for the police department and the city," Ronald Davis, director of the Justice Department's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, said in a statement.
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But no matter what goes down during the games, or what political and economic problems lie ahead, no one can accuse the people of Cidade Maravilhosa of not knowing how to have a good time.
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His rebuke highlights the challenges that lie ahead for Seoul after the 11 hours of talks yielded agreements to hold military talks and facilitate North Korea's participation in next month's Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Markets and policymakers could be making a mistake in assuming inflation will stay low for ever, bond investor Michael Hasenstab said on Tuesday, adding that a very challenging market environment may lie ahead.
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More personal than tarot reading or rune casting, and more variable than one's birth chart, a thorough palm reading can reveal what you've possessed within you since birth and what may lie ahead for you.
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More acrimony could lie ahead, with U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, who gave a hard-line speech on China in November, expected on June 24 to give a China-focused speech at Washington's Wilson Center.
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Boxed in between a those at home who would balk at further concession and an EU negotiator demanding more concession, difficult talks lie ahead, followed by a vote in parliament on whatever deal is reached.
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One of the most ironic aspects of investing is that the greatest gains lie ahead at times when things are bad, but not quite as bad as everyone suspects, and slowly, almost imperceptibly getting better.
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Such duels probably lie ahead — perhaps a rematch in the quarterfinals with another 20-year-old, Stefanos Tsitsipas, the flashy and driven Greek who upset Federer in the fourth round of this year's Australian Open.
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Many months of sacrifice and self-discipline lie ahead — months in which both our patience and our will will be tested, months in which many threats and denunciations will keep us aware of our dangers.
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Sure, we report the latest figures, with the appropriate caveats, and comb through the report for signs of what may lie ahead — an acceleration in wage growth, for example, or a slowdown in construction hiring.
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"We cannot rest on our laurels because great challenges lie ahead of us in the coming quarters especially regarding the transition to the new WLTP test procedure," Chief Executive Herbert Diess said in a statement.
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The officials will share the latest information on the evolving threat, provide updates on innovative initiatives being implemented across the federal government to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and discuss the challenges that still lie ahead.
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Given the magnitude of the problems that lie ahead and the embedded contradictions that make them difficult to solve, we face precisely the kind of world President Trump is least equipped for, mentally and morally.
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The narrative framing of Discolored — a surreal secret agent battling against something that has removed color from the world — is well-realized, and I want to see what happens next and what challenges lie ahead.
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The greatest challenges that lie ahead — difficult problems such as international terrorism, climate change, job disruption from automation and global trade, transnational civil wars and aggression from the Kremlin — cannot be solved by America alone.
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Their challenge to presidential authority was sustained by federal judges, and their motivation underpins this short video from Retro Report, a documentary series that mines the past for guidance as to what may lie ahead.
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A recent analysis published in the journal Nature Climate Change warned that companies are reporting on these risks only "sporadically and inconsistently" and often take a narrow view of the dangers that may lie ahead.
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As cultural attitudes toward sexual harassment and assault continue to shift — and as those who speak up are celebrated, rather than viewed with suspicion — a more strenuous reevaluation of Allen's legacy may still lie ahead.
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The budget directs $2 billion to the state's rainy day fund, a priority for Brown, a Democrat and fiscal moderate who has warned that an economic downturn could lie ahead for the nation's most populous state.
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Today, as steadfast as she is about the righteousness of her cause — securing the freedom to tell her story without fear of retribution — she knows it's likely that even more financial turbulence and stress lie ahead.
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Some trials lie ahead as you gather materials for your little cat compound, and this modded Atom Cats outfit beefs up your survivability significantly, especially when you pair it with the guns packaged into the mod.
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As summer holidays in the Northern hemisphere draw to a close, several key risk events lie ahead in the second-half of the year, from the U.S. presidential elections to a potential Federal Reserve rate hike.
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All of this analysis has led Harnett and his colleagues to conclude that a big recalibration should theoretically lie ahead, wherein equities should beat bonds by around 200 to 300 percent over the next ten years.
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But the numbers suggest tougher times lie ahead - a worry for China's steeply-valued private tech start-ups and newly-listed firms such as smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp and Tencent-backed food deliver giant Meituan Dianping.
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"The referendum result prompted a significant adjustment in the pound, but we think more losses lie ahead and target sterling/dollar to $1.25 into year-end," said Shaun Osborne, chief currency strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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I noted then and echo today that serious challenges lie ahead, but any honest reckoning of our history and our prospects will note that we have confronted and survived more daunting challenges than we now face.
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Grim days lie ahead on ABC's 12th season of The Bachelorette, a Pinterest-board-as-television-show about the generically beautiful, and the tedious rituals they suffer through in order to accessorize themselves with each other.
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While the resistance by foreign fighters in Raqqa has been fierce — roughly half the city has been retaken and the hardest combat may lie ahead — the city no longer functions as the capital of the caliphate.
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Beyond the news industry's resource limitations, there's also what was famously called in the government report after the September 11 attacks the "failure in imagination" and the inability of policymakers to see what might lie ahead.
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"Ahead of the Democratic National Convention, I am writing to invite you to a briefing on delegate selection, the establishment of committees and other opportunities for Member participation that lie ahead," she wrote in the letter.
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Critics, including leaders of the influential Roman Catholic church and human rights advocates, fear a spiral of violence could lie ahead for the Philippines if vigilantism and summary executions become an accepted norm after Duterte takes office.
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Rupert Jones, a British Army major general and the deputy commander of the military coalition against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, tweeted that Saturday's victory announcement was a "great achievement" — but noted that "great challenges lie ahead."
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LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - The scars from earlier violence in Gabon's palm-lined capital warn of what may lie ahead: the parliament building gutted by fire; the opposition headquarters riddled with bullet holes; shops looted and their windows smashed.
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Though most economists expect higher inflation this year to squeeze consumers - and see longer-term damage to trade from Brexit - Hammond said the economy's resilience meant Britain could be optimistic about the Brexit talks that lie ahead.
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But others are sounding the alarm about what might lie ahead, like the Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts, an advocacy group that has called for a height limit of 210 feet along neighborhood avenues.
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Both the hardline Islamist movement and the United States hailed progress after the end of the last round of negotiations in Qatar last month but Western diplomats familiar with discussions say that many tough hurdles lie ahead.
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The biggest challenge may still lie ahead for the 59-year-old former communist apparatchik - establishing the same level of authority as his all-powerful predecessor, Islam Karimov, in whose shadow Mirziyoyev spent more than a decade.
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LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - "Real political difficulties" lie ahead for Brexit, EU summit chair Donald Tusk said after Prime Minister Theresa May gave him a preview of the vision of future trade ties she will unveil on Friday.
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It was also a reminder that some of the toughest battles lie ahead as Los Angeles moves from the task of persuading voters to raise money for the homeless to the logistics of getting the money spent.
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General Brigham to increase, to do our testing as of yesterday," Slavin added Slavin added that he's hearing from hospitals around the country that personal protective equipment is low "even before the most significant battles lie ahead.
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Overcoming last-minute resistance from lawmakers in their own ranks, House Republicans approved a fiscal 2018 budget measure that would make enactment of an eventual tax bill easier in the Senate, though many difficult decisions lie ahead.
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This Hudway Glass Heads-Up Display lets you see all the curves and turns that lie ahead, along with your navigation details, speedometer, and other important information projected right from your dashboard on top of the road.
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Austrian conservative leader Sebastian Kurz basked in election victory on Monday, his People's Party (OVP) strengthened by a parliamentary contest that punished the scandal-hit far right, although tough talks lie ahead on forming a ruling coalition.
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A professor of digital studies at the University of Michigan, Cheney-Lippold implores his readers to try to fully grasp the problems that lie ahead, so that we might have the best chance of reaching a solution.
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Now, for a limited time, you can download his free report detailing the rocky roads that lie ahead for three globally important countries in 2017—and how the economic fallout from their coming crises could affect you.
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Basically, the "Goodbye Yellow Brick" road montage functions exactly as I'd want a season-concluding Americans montage to function, showing us how our primary characters have developed this season, and subtly indicating what challenges still lie ahead.
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"I noted then and echo today that serious challenges lie ahead, but any honest reckoning of our history and our prospects will note that we have confronted and survived more daunting challenges than we now face," Flake said.
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For the latest in Reuters' "Life Lessons" series, Jean Case spoke with Reuters on the 20th anniversary of her foundation's inception to discuss what life's thrill ride has taught her so far, and what challenges still lie ahead.
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But months of brinkmanship lie ahead, with no guarantee that they and a second secessionist party, Junts per Catalunya (JxCat) with seven seats, will get much of what they want regarding a referendum or any move towards independence.
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As adults and parents, we might spend less time worrying about what they get up to as teenagers and more time with them, discussing the challenges that lie ahead for them as adults in an increasingly connected world.
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That's why Turkey's entry into Syria as an overt combatant is such a problem" for the U.S. Scheduled diplomatic talks lie ahead, which Cafarella says could help the U.S. "preserve gains that we've built and realign with Turkey.
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Herrera says many uncertainties lie ahead: She is unsure whether the proposed reform will be sent to the legislative assembly, or if it will be shelved, meaning the issue will be taken off the agenda for six months.
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But given the lack of legacy client hardware and the wide-open, green-field opportunities for VR/AR that lie ahead, this could just be the perfect application for making an older idea look very fresh and new.
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" "And when we make ready our hearts for the labor and the suffering and the ultimate victory which lie ahead, then we observe Christmas Day -- with all of its memories and all of its meanings -- as we should.
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In a statement addressing the leadership changes, Richard C. Kelly, Chair of the Board of PG&E Corporation, thanked Williams for her "service and tireless commitment" to the company and recognized that "tremendous challenges" lie ahead for the organization.
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The 113 states voting on Tuesday have important demographic differences from the ones that lie ahead, and Sanders could be encouraged by tomorrow's outcome while still falling behind in both the delegate total and the number of states won.
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Tough negotiations lie ahead over a new pact between China and Southeast Asian nations aimed at easing tensions in the South China Sea, as Vietnam pushes for provisions likely to prove unpalatable to Beijing, documents reviewed by Reuters suggest.
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But the state is not just a must-win for Sanders — it's a state he needs to win by enough to significantly boost his chances of upsets in the bigger states that lie ahead, like Pennsylvania and New York.
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That is perhaps even trickier for a new coach than the on-field challenges that lie ahead, since remaking the team over the next World Cup cycle most likely will involve discarding some familiar names and introducing new faces.
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But unless he can convince his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, to renew the ceasefire (and persuade the Syrian regime to ground its aircraft, an appeal Mr Kerry made at the UN on September 21st), then dark days lie ahead.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Fading memories of 20th century horrors are leaving European society less resilient to similar evils that could lie ahead, Polish director Agnieszka Holland said at the premiere of "Mr Jones", her film about the 1930s Ukrainian famine.
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But just as it took the collective efforts of the American people to rise from the recession and rebuild an even stronger economy, so will it take all of us working together to meet the challenges that lie ahead.
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"Everyone feels disheartened and sad," says Marie Owens Thomsen, chief economist of Indosuez Wealth Management, the private banking arm of Credit Agricole, who fears dark days lie ahead for Britain, including a worsening balance of payments and a recession.
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And while economic uncertainty means tougher times might lie ahead, Sinding - who has worked at EQT for 1.53 years and has led its equity investment advisory team since 21.5 - sees bigger deals and larger funds as a natural evolution.
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Problems could still lie ahead for the ITF with the ATP also intending to stage their own 24-team World Team Cup in Australia from January of 2020, less than two months after the Davis Cup final in November.
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Things get rockier when he attempts to come to terms with the meaning of Trump's triumph and to reflect on what might lie ahead for him and the handful of like-minded commentators who have ended up politically homeless.
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Then everything went haywire, illustrating the difficulties that are likely to lie ahead for Mr. Trump and Mr. Schumer, two tabloid-friendly New Yorkers who have difficulty doing anything, including negotiating a high-stakes deal, away from the cameras.
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"Weathering With You" may not reach the heights of "Your Name," but it still achieves something impressive: It tells a story that, without sugarcoating the environmental challenges that lie ahead, manages to end on a hopeful note. PG-13.
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As Amazon expands into a host of new markets and stares down regulators and lawmakers across the globe, the company is spelling out to investors and consumers that it's well aware of the many controversial issues that lie ahead.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republicans chagrined by how few women their party has serving in Congress are launching an initiative on Wednesday aimed at reversing the trend in the 213 elections, though steep fundraising, recruitment and policy hurdles lie ahead.
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The CBO estimates illustrate the difficult choices that lie ahead for supporters of the AHCA: The law puts in place a number of important structural reforms that will eventually lower costs and place federal health spending on a more sustainable pathway.
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And if the rally does carry on for a bit, stiff tests lie ahead — indeed just 3 percent up from Friday's close, the S&P would run into lots of friction near the lower end of its previous, failed range.
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" In respect to the drastic changes that lie ahead for the employment market due to increasingly autonomous systems, Dr. Helgi Helgason says, "it's more of a certainty than a risk and we should already be factoring this into education policies.
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A host of challenges lie ahead for the Washington D.C. area as an Amazon HQ2 finalist, as housing production has fallen behind and home prices and rents have been climbing in surrounding areas, per an analysis from the nonprofit Urban Institute.
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During the speech, the religious leader put forward three messages about needing one another, technology's relationship to social inclusion, and the "revolution of tenderness"; choosing to end the speech on a note about unity and what may lie ahead for humanity.
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Activists push to force Chicago police reform, left in limbo in Trump era "The reforms we have made in recent years, and those that lie ahead, will help us ensure Chicago has the most professional, proactive police department possible," said Emanuel.
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President Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina on Monday on the eve of a special election in a traditionally Republican district that is being closely watched for clues of what might lie ahead for the president in 123.
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"The primary question is whether the next few years will resemble the last several years with growth of around 22014 percent or whether better days lie ahead," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer at Plante Moran Financial Advisors in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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But, as in baseball, where a scorecard is needed to keep track of the game, having an understanding of the crimes that might be in play as the evidence unfolds should help in navigating the issues that may lie ahead.
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It also served as a reminder of how many hurdles lie ahead before Mr. Trump's spontaneous decision on Thursday afternoon leads to a meticulously staged meeting between the American president and the dictator who rules the world's most reclusive country.
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He emphasized that phrases such as "complete denuclearization" and "reduced sanctions" are shorthand for the dozens of painstaking decisions that lie ahead, about which facilities must be dismantled versus inspected, or which prohibitions on trade and investment should be lifted first.
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Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said in a statement that while challenges and years of work lie ahead, the city is optimistic Hilco will develop the site in a way that is more environmentally friendly and contributes to the regional economy.
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But the talk-show host's monologue has also focused new attention on how infants with such birth defects were cared for before passage of the Affordable Care Act, and what may lie ahead for them should the legislation be repealed.
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In his annual budget presentation delivered Wednesday, the chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, predicted the economy would continue to do so, giving him the flexibility to guard against the uncertainties that lie ahead as Britain leaves the European Union.
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"Were my grandfather alive today, he'd be excited about how far we have come as a nation since 1963, he would feel a sense of urgency about the challenges that lie ahead and he most certainly would not be a Republican," Schlossberg wrote.
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While Republicans who control the House and Senate are eager to finally send conservative bills on everything from tax cuts to education and health care cascading down Pennsylvania Avenue to a GOP White House, it's almost inevitable that internecine party struggles lie ahead.
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Don't miss Omar Gabr of Instabug, Tarjama's Nour Al Hassan and Ameer Sherif of Wuzzuf as they discuss the huge changes in the Middle East and North Africa's tech ecosystem over the past 10 years and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain still has to decide exactly what it wants out of negotiations with the European Union on Brexit, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday, adding six to eight weeks of hard work lie ahead to reach a possible deal in October.
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The group affirmed its guidance for the full year, but Chief Executive Herbert Diess warned that major efforts lie ahead in the coming months, especially in connection with the Worldwide Harmonized Light Duty Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP), a new anti-pollution test.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The global economy is facing a sharp slowdown, but Brazil has a "very solid" foreign exchange reserves position and is prepared to meet the challenges that lie ahead, Brazil's central bank president, Roberto Campos Neto, said on Monday.
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Johnson from the IFS said the finance ministry was likely to play a key role in Britain's attempts to retain access to the EU's single market in the years of negotiations over its new relationship with the bloc that probably lie ahead.
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A tsunami of coronavirus victims that is overwhelming health systems in Italy offers a frightening preview of what could lie ahead for the United States as case counts grow and hospitals run out of space and equipment to treat those with severe symptoms.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tough negotiations lie ahead over a new pact between China and Southeast Asian nations aimed at easing tensions in the South China Sea, as Vietnam pushes for provisions likely to prove unpalatable to Beijing, documents reviewed by Reuters suggest.
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In a teaser video ahead of the walkthrough, Vi Moradi, a new character created for the park and featured in a newly released novel called "Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire," welcomes heroes to the resistance, but warns them of the dangers that lie ahead.
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But before getting the champagne ready, one might want to reflect on the fact that the approval of any Brexit withdrawal deal would only be the prelude to the long negotiations that lie ahead on the UK's future relationship with the European Union.
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Top Rank did not want to miss out on signing a fighter who would be its youngest prospect ever — not after Arum saw for himself the future that may lie ahead — and so Top Rank wanted Zayas to turn pro with them.
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In a sign of the tricky diplomatic challenges that could lie ahead, reporters at a news conference in Ottawa on Thursday repeatedly grilled Mr. Trudeau as to whether the United States was partly responsible for what happened, by creating a volatile situation.
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"We see 2020 as a year that will be defined by a reassertion of global growth as the negative overhang affecting the global economy and markets is lifted as progress is made gradually in the 'phases' that we expect lie ahead," Stoltzfus wrote.
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ROCKPORT, Texas (Reuters) - Destroyed houses still dot Zachary Dearing's neighborhood in the Texas coastal city of Rockport, a reminder of last year's devastation from Hurricane Harvey and a warning about what could lie ahead for such communities in the new hurricane season.
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The Free Syrian Army (FSA), an association of 12 rebel groups, has not withdrawn from the actual peace talks yet -- brokered by Russia and Turkey and slated to take place in late January -- but the announcement is a sign of the obstacles that lie ahead.
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She told the youth wing of her party in Dresden that members should concentrate on talks that lie ahead, first within the conservative bloc between the CDU and its CSU sister party from the state of Bavaria, and then with the FDP and Greens.
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In a sign of tense negotiations that lie ahead as Britain tries to negotiate its exit from the EU while keeping as much access as possible to its single market, Hammond said London's "complex ecosystem" of banks and financial services could not be replicated elsewhere.
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Or they see the challenges that lie ahead: trauma in having to relive and recount, again and again, what can be — depending on the severity of the assault -- one of the most devastating, or at the least, humiliating and helpless moments in a woman's life.
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"Even if there is enough work to ensure full employment by 2030, major transitions lie ahead that could match or even exceed the scale of historical shifts out of agriculture and manufacturing," according to a report by the McKinsey Global Institute published this month.
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Must it take a calamity, like an outbreak of food poisoning that kills tens of thousands or a deadly epidemic of an infectious disease, to awaken Congress to the dangers that lie ahead and goad it to protect the citizens it was elected to serve?
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Egypt's non-oil economy fell in the second quarter to its lowest levels since just after an IMF-backed austerity plan began nearly two years ago, a sign more pain may lie ahead before Egyptians begin reaping benefits.
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"And then we elected a president that inspired us, who asked us to remember who we were and who believed, as we do, that America's greatest days always lie ahead," he continues, showing a picture of former President Ronald Reagan taking the oath of office.
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During crunch time, it's important to stay focused on the benefits that lie ahead — including a sweet little uptick in cash back for big spends on home improvements and furnishings — especially when you and your S.O. nearly call it quits after wrestling that couch up the stairs.
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As I arrive at the Brooklyn Museum early on a Monday morning, conservators and conservators-in-training are reviewing the developments of the previous week, readying themselves for the tasks that lie ahead as they continue to research, clean, and restore objects from the museum's extensive collection.
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I not only feel better physically, but I am also able to use the time to reflect and process the highs and lows from the day before and meet the new day with a sense of clarity and preparedness for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.
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Here are five big E.P.A. policy battles that lie ahead under Mr. Wheeler's tenure: In 2015, President Barack Obama finalized the Clean Power Plan, a sweeping rule to cut carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants and the centerpiece of his plan to tackle global warming.
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But Bloomberg's appearance at Brown Chapel AME Church Sunday in Selma, Alabama to commemorate the 55th anniversary of Bloody Sunday was a striking reminder of the challenges that lie ahead for the former New York City mayor in explaining his own record even after his apologies.
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Plot twists, denouements and sometimes an entire episode can seep out beforehand, making for markets that unfairly favor those in the know at the expense of fans and aficionados putting down money based on their hunches or their own studied analysis of what might lie ahead.
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This has been a men's event awash in long-form matches, and more page-turners should lie ahead with Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer all in the mix and with Nadal one title away from tying Federer's men's record of 20 Grand Slam singles titles.
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"This shotgun marriage is a clear sign that the cable network industry has seen the future, and that future requires deep cost cutting and increased scale to mitigate both the current headwinds and the inevitable painful changes that lie ahead," Mr. Nathanson wrote in a research note.
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Where the FBI agents' pining nostalgia for the child they said goodbye to for his own well-being felt well-meaning but clunky in season 10, The X-Files now animates this story with the sense that only William knows enough to stop whatever horrors lie ahead.
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What could lie ahead Beyond the public pressure that the letter by Paul Singer's hedge fund will bring, Elliott could also call a special meeting of shareholders to vote on matters like choosing new directors, if it can muster up the support of at least 5 percent of shares.
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This suggests potential pitfalls lie ahead for the team to manage growth in a sustainable way — ensuring scaling usage doesn't outstrip their ability to maintain the "safe space" feel the target users need, while at the same time catering to the needs of an increasingly diverse community of Muslim singles.
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READ: The agony of Iowa's evangelicals These first-in-the-nation votes will not decide the nomination -- there are only a tiny fraction of the required delegates at stake -- but they are likely to winnow down the GOP field and set expectations for the bigger state primaries that lie ahead.
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"The PM has set out on a number of occasions why she believes that expanding Heathrow is the right decision for Britain and that she believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," the spokesman told reporters.
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Only when our elected officials ask us to sacrifice, then and perhaps only then we will be able to understand the magnitude of the challenges that lie ahead of us, and be able to appreciate that making America great again will be difficult work, but work that is worth doing.
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A look at the last year and what may lie ahead: There's no doubt Mueller's investigation is far-reaching, but at its core, prosecutors have remained focused on two central questions: Did the Trump campaign collude with the Kremlin to tip the 2016 presidential election in the Republican candidate's favor?
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The gold mine in the city of Ndassima is a prime example of the difficulties that lie ahead: For the past three and a half years, Séléka soldiers have forced civilians to dig up the precious minerals, and then used the profits to fund their ongoing insurgency against the government.
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It is an echo of the Cold War's bad old days, and as this installment of Retro Report shows, some people worry that it is an omen of what may lie ahead, as the major powers resort to the sort of nuclear saber-rattling not seen for a long while.
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As to what might lie ahead, at least for YSL, rumors are centered on Anthony Vaccarello, a young Belgian-Italian designer whose last show was very 1980s rocker — in part because it doesn't seem a huge departure from the Slimane aesthetic, though it is more aggressively sexy and less holistic.
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Huge problems still lie ahead The company has faced many challenges, including accounting issues, the resignation of its CEO and a slide in sales and earnings as people look to eat fewer heavily processed foods and embrace plant-based products from the likes of Beyond Meat (BYND) and Impossible Foods.
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The following excerpt from the book Zacchea co-authored with CNBC's Ted Kemp — The Ragged Edge: A Marine's Account of Leading the Iraqi Army Fifth Battalion — illustrates the cultural complexities that Zacchea encountered then, and which lie ahead for Americans serving in Iraq and Syria now, and in the future. Then-Maj.
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Countless hurdles lie ahead for implementation of this latest blueprint for ending five years of conflict that has killed more than a quarter-million people, created the worst European refugee crisis since World War II and allowed the Islamic State group to carve out a would-be caliphate across parts of Iraq and Syria.
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In a review of the field, published in January in Nature Reviews Materials, Polina Anikeeva and her colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) wrote that, although Moore's Law and the miniaturisation of electronics have brought devices down to a size where their insertion into the brain can be considered, big challenges lie ahead.
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It pays for the equipment and grants that lead to big discoveries, such as the laser; it supports the training of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, who are working in the research trenches to solve the challenges that lie ahead for humanity, from a changing climate to workforce productivity and threats to human health.
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"Si took great satisfaction in Condé Nast's business success, and he believed, as we do, that its best days lie ahead," said a statement from Mr. Newhouse's brother, Donald, a co-owner of Advance Publications, which owns Condé Nast; nephew Steve, an executive at Advance Publications; and cousin Jonathan, chief executive of Condé Nast International.
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"As Eats moves into its next phase of more profitable growth, I am happy to have Pierre at the helm, and look forward to him applying his nearly eight years of experience with our Rides business to capture the many opportunities that lie ahead for Eats," Khosrowshahi said in the filing about the leadership change.
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In a statement quoted by The Daily Telegraph, Cameron explained: In my view, the circumstances of my resignation as Prime Minister and the realities of modern politics make it very difficult to continue on the backbenches without the risk of becoming a diversion to the important decisions that lie ahead for my successor in Downing Street and the Government.
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"I am confident that Robert Wilkie is the right leader because he has the expertise, the judgement and the character to take on the challenges that lie ahead and will bring stability and leadership to the VA. I look forward to working with him to help transform the VA into a department worthy of our veterans," Sen.
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And as we face that crucial fact, we might as well try to change it for the better, by fighting to ensure that more of us have a chance to enjoy the blessings that liberal democracy promised, but also by refusing to abandon the possibility that even more satisfying, sustainable, and dignified forms of life might lie ahead.
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But, even if East African nations are successful in curtailing the spread of the virus, which has increased at an exponential rate in Europe and the U.S., the systemic importance of China to the region's bilateral trade, and a slump in Chinese demand introducing a terms-of-trade hit to African exporters means further economic difficulties lie ahead.
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If climate hawks want the American people to take a more open, proactive, positive-sum attitude toward the inevitable changes that lie ahead, they need to think not just about how to appeal to public sentiment as it exists, but how to change it — how to make people more open to change; how to make them more liberal.
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It's been a survival technique the human race has used throughout our evolution, but it may not be enough to save us from the dangers that lie ahead in the near future, and it may also mean that we, both as individuals and as a society, are going to miss the enormous opportunities that technological progress is making possible.
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"The more robust rules will increase confidence around the financial strength of the sector, but several challenges lie ahead, in particular for medium and small players that will need to cope with potentially more stringent capital requirements," said Mr. Jeffrey Liew, Head of Fitch's Asia-Pacific Insurance ratings group, at an industry briefing organised by Fitch Ratings (Thailand) Limited in Bangkok today.
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Tuesday night's speech was a call to action in that regard, aimed at mobilizing Democrats in the coming elections — the nearest being the 2018 midterms, which are already shaping up to be challenging for Democrats — and sharing "what the president believes is necessary for us to confront the challenges that lie ahead," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Monday.
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TechCrunch is at the center of this mobility storm and we're bringing some of the industry's leaders on stage at Disrupt SF, including Bird founder and CEO Travis VanderZanden, Kitty Hawk CEO Sebastian Thrun and Zoox CEO Aicha Evans, to hear firsthand how these companies are trying to change how people and packages move in the world and the challenges that lie ahead.
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But so far, the economy has held up better than expected to the initial Brexit shock and Hammond has said he wants to keep his powder dry for tougher times that probably lie ahead as Britain proceeds with its divorce from the EU. The Treasury said that the minimum wage, known as the National Living Wage, would rise to 7.50 pounds an hour from April.
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"Even with its description of the increasing impacts that lie ahead, the IPCC understates a key risk: that self-reinforcing feedback loops could push the climate system into chaos before we have time to tame our energy system, and the other sources of climate pollution," Mario Molina, who shared the Nobel prize in chemistry in 1995 for his work on depletion of the ozone layer, told The Guardian.
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The fact that these kinds of harmlessly thirsty questions lie ahead over a love rhombus with three members of color feels like a real moment of growth for the CW. While the network's recent feminist dramedies (like Jane The Virgin and Dynasty) have become more inclusive, CW and WB high school-set series have been infamously very white for decades, particularly when it comes their casting of young men.
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OK. If you must affix blame for the scourge of fake news and the four years of President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE that lie ahead, then blame the mainstream media (or, if you prefer, "lamestream media").
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In a statement posted to the Georgia health department website, she said: "I am humbled by the challenges that lie ahead, yet I am confident that the successes we've had in Georgia will provide me with a foundation for guiding the work of the C.D.C." Dr. Fitzgerald is currently the president-elect of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, which represents public health agencies and their staffers.
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With the majority of baby boomers on the cusp of retirement, and a new wave of millennials and Gen Z-ers set to join the workforce in the coming years, that gives an indication of kinds of ideas that likely lie ahead, Upwork's CEO Stephane Kasriel told CNBC Make It. "As younger generations ascend in the workforce and become the majority of managers in corporate America they'll reshape work as we know it," said Kasriel.
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SO WE BELIEVED IN LOOKING AT THE OPPORTUNITY THAT WE HAD TO ACQUIRE ALL OF THAT AND CONSIDERING WHAT THE WORLD LOOKS LIKE TODAY IN TERMS OF MEDIA, THAT WHILE THERE'S RISK ASSOCIATED WITH THIS, WHETHER YOU LOOK AT THE PRICE OR WHETHER YOU LOOK AT THE REGULATORY SIDE OR WHETHER YOU LOOK AT THE COMPLEXITY OF INTEGRATING COMPANIES THIS SIZE, THAT RISK WAS WELL WORTH TAKING ON BECAUSE OF THE TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITIES THAT LIE AHEAD FOR THIS COMBINATION.
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I would have figured, "Gosh, if you already know with whom you want to speak, there are so many tools to speak with them," some of which are end-to-end, some of which aren't, some of which are rollyourown and open-source, and there's always a way to try to make that easier and better, but that feels a little bit to me like a kind of crowded space, not yet knowing of the innovations that might lie ahead and means of communicating with the people you already know you want to talk to.
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