Regulatory challenges still loom large The technology for that kind of fully self-driving car is advancing rapidly, but regulatory challenges still loom large.
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And the Brett Kavanaugh hearings loom large for many Democrats.
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The November presidential election will loom large over Tuesday's speech.
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Obviously, these last two examples loom large in our thinking.
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Several examples of fridging loom large over modern pop culture.
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And the Vietnam War and its domestic reverberations loom large.
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Two words loom large in this moment: trauma and equity.
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Local issues and rivalries always loom large in Indian elections.
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MORE (Ariz.) will loom large over Capitol Hill this week.
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California, Nevada, Texas, Florida, and the urban Northeast loom large.
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Two interpretations loomed, and continue to loom large in that discussion.
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Thus, significant structural impediments to rejoining the international community loom large.
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But risks of spillover from the slowing global economy loom large.
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After all, doesn't Avengers Tower loom large in the Manhattan skyline?
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As always, the cost of funding new programs will loom large.
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Waiting for November Trump will likely loom large in the race.
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Those feelings loom large over a Mongolian presidential election on Monday.
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Newsbook Shark attacks, though rare, loom large in the American imagination.
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Poverty, war and corruption will also loom large during the trip.
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Beefy, ominous Russians loom large, as does a case of amnesia.
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Big national problems loom large for analysts of big national problems.
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Some theories have been dismissed by authorities, but others loom large.
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A few policy matters loom large over Mr. Christie's return to Trenton.
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"The originals loom large for me and I love them," she said.
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But Nazi confiscations still loom large in European historical memory more generally.
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The legacy of Gray's death continues to loom large over the city.
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The incident was expected to loom large on voter&aposs minds Saturday.
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"At a key, strategic moment, he's going to loom large," Kennedy teased.
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As usual, the boys of Big Bang loom large in your visuals.
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Nimoy, who died in February 2015, will loom large over the exhibit.
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While the Bucks remain deep and talented, the Philadelphia 76ers loom large.
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In New York City's jails, technical parole violations loom large as well.
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The issue is expected to loom large in national elections next year.
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Why are some events forgotten while others loom large in national memory?
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North Korea's nuclear threat is likely to loom large on the agenda.
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These four senators loom large as a crucial element in getting there.
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But whatever he decides, the shadow of Mr. Murdoch will loom large.
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Both took their time to become visible, but today they loom large.
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GREEK words loom large in politics, although some are better-known than others.
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Billions is rooted in the actual systems which loom large in New York.
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The grievances of 2016 loom large, and it's about time we aired them.
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Coming out of the Miami massacre, three big questions loom large about Biden.
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But, 70 years on, some of the GATT's original challenges still loom large.
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Israel and Palestine loom large in the party's tortuous relationship with Britain's Jews.
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The big players who loom large over the Korean conflict appear deeply skeptical.
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Emanuel identified "numerous potential catalysts" that loom large over the global bond market.
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Identity politics loom large over the 90th Academy Awards, as well they should.
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The Kremlin said the situation in Ukraine would loom large on their agenda.
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Issues of non-proliferation, countering violent extremism, and Afghanistan loom large in importance.
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And the setting will no doubt loom large as it did in 2018.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Rekha Rodwittiya's iconic female figures loom large.
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Among the questions that loom large is: Who, exactly, is running US foreign policy?
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The overall question of black turnout continues to loom large for Democrats' national ambitions.
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Even when external challenges loom large, Europe's internal fault-lines have always run deep.
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Dr. Eden sees it differently for Tucson where, in her view, inertia loom large.
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Vonnegut, Joyce, Woolf, and the Oulipo giants Georges Perec and Italo Calvino loom large.
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Trump is also likely to loom large in a state where he remains popular.
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In the Dead Girl Show, the husband and the father loom large and dangerous.
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Worry that Tambor's shadow would loom large over the special would have been misplaced.
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But differences of approach still loom large and we should talk more about them.
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It's particularly clear that the lessons of history loom large in Mr. Powell's thinking.
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But they surely loom large as links in a chain of adverse circumstantial evidence.
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The Paris Agreement, reached at COP21 in 20, will loom large over events at Katowice.
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It seems to be shrinking these days, but it will always loom large in influence.
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Ventures in the transportation space loom large in the media, and how could they not?
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These are a small percentage of abortions overall, but they loom large in several ways.
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But for farmers like Chaka, memories of the first phase of expansion still loom large.
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As in all elections this year, President Trump will loom large over the gubernatorial campaigns.
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The projects at Jamestown and Whyalla loom large in the state election on March 17th.
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Aside from political risks, there are other factors that loom large in Brazil's fintech sector.
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But there are many fault lines that will loom large in the next few years.
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Concerns in the city about the creeping influence of the Communist Party, however, loom large.
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The plight of credit card hawkers crowding college walks on orientation day should loom large.
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As in all elections this year, Donald Trump will loom large over the gubernatorial campaigns.
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It's another policy area where Sanders could loom large over Texas as the presidential nominee.
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There has been wide speculation over who will succeed Qaboos as domestic challenges loom large.
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The judges we confirmed to those seats will loom large in the years to come.
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They play vital roles in traditional culture and ceremony and loom large in many creation myths.
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The spectre of the past will continue to loom large, thanks to litigation and government probes.
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Two giant faces loom large – Luke Skywalker and Kylo Ren – divided by a beam of light.
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The winds, known as the Santa Anas, loom large over the collective psyche of the region.
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The winds, known as the Santa Anas, loom large over the collective psyche of Southern California.
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Of course, in an age of terrorism, the possibilities for a dramatic event always loom large.
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Budget and market rally Trump's dealmaking prowess will be tested, as two spending deadlines loom large.
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There are countries, such as Chile and Turkey, where dollar debts loom large (see chart 2).
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The lessons from Glybera, the first gene therapy to be sold in Europe, still loom large.
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It must be added that -- while those contributions loom large -- they also cast a considerable shadow.
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Graf, the long-retired German champion, continues to loom large in the age of Serena Williams.
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However, economists note Russia's susceptibility to swings in global crude prices loom large over its economy.
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The connection may still loom large approaching the brand's most important advertising effort of the year.
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But he will loom large in the story laid out by both sides in the courtroom.
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Because every 90 feet in a one-game playoff are important, this problem could loom large.
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If they do not make it, the failed 62-yard field-goal attempt will loom large.
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Lingering threat The threat of a so-called second wave continues to loom large in China.
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Hong Kong is a small place, but its fate will loom large over the 21st century.
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While the monuments loom large in the Hero City — the honor granted by the then Soviet Union.
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Outside of the charges lodged by the special counsel, other Russia- and Mueller-related cases loom large.
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Antitrust concerns also loom large: regulators would certainly be lobbied by farmers wary of rising input costs.
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For all the hope in this new approach, some stark realities of climate science still loom large.
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Health care and the GOP bill to kill the Affordable Care Act loom large in this race.
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With the current case over restrictions in Texas, the death of Justice Antonin Scalia will loom large.
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Still, Kaepernick's image and the image of his protest has continued to loom large over the league.
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Several partisan debates over issues including a tax overhaul, the budget and health care still loom large.
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Accidental encounters and gossip glommed over lunch or coffee loom large in the mythology of scientific discovery.
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If they can't, expect his contract status—he'll be a UFA in 2019—to start to loom large.
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Even so, Cosby's other accusers, some of whom traveled to witness the sentencing, loom large over the hearing.
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Sweden's NATO question is being fudged for now, but it will loom large in next year's general election.
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These days, it's no secret that anxiety, depression, and substance abuse loom large over the world of comedy.
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They remember animals and insects and other small things that loom large in a child's line of sight.
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Policymaking can indeed get interesting when a president is freed from political constraints and legacy issues loom large.
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The issues loom large as single-pilot flying concepts are fleshed out at the Singapore Airshow this week.
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That means Brexit unknowns will loom large when the United Kingdom releases GDP data from December on Monday.
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Similarly to our recently published list of the highest-paying jobs in the US, medical occupations loom large.
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And it allows Sanders to loom large in the party primary in August, but still preserve his independence.
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But the extent to which judicial nominations loom large in Trump's policy résumé underscores how thin it is.
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The point being: Even when questions of life and death loom large, someone still has to make dinner.
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"The efficiencies defense will certainly loom large," said Nikiforos Iatrou, competition group chair at law firm WeirFoulds, in Canada.
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Saddam Hussein's ongoing provocations against the Kurds and the UN reminded voters that overseas tensions continued to loom large.
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Inevitably it is hard to identify exactly what might go wrong, but three new kinds of problems loom large.
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Vinexpo's research comes as Brexit fears loom large over the U.K., which is currently the second-largest wine importer.
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"Brexit is likely to continue to loom large...and give Bank of England policymakers plenty to consider," he said.
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In Iran, however, the conflict that Iranians know as the Sacred Defense or Imposed War continues to loom large.
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Sensitive UK choices over international partnerships are also expected to loom large in the defence side of the show.
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As bills go unpaid and debt collectors start calling, one nagging question might loom large: Would bankruptcy fix this?
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Anyone who's ever taught an adolescent or raised one knows that body image woes start young and loom large.
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Both Kennedy and Scissors said whatever comes out of that investigation will loom large in a response from China.
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And when life's setbacks loom large for Effie and the bulbs start to sputter, Ms. Melville charges fearlessly, mesmerizingly on.
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Rich in gas and oil, and the largest country in Africa by size, Algeria should loom large over the region.
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There's no disputing the fact that, when the history of foldables is written, the Huawei Mate X will loom large.
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The next room in the exhibition is dedicated to the 20th century, where the robots loom large, hulking and shiny.
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Politics loom large in the background, but the main opinions in Husted turned on a thorny question of statutory interpretation.
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At times, he seemed to loom large right behind his foe as she addressed members of the town hall audience.
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TWO men loom large over the party manifestos, although neither is mentioned by name: Sir Philip Green and Mike Ashley.
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For better or worse, its founders still loom large over the aging place, but they actually don't run it anymore.
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One of the things that makes Mars loom large in our imaginations is just how Earth-like the planet is.
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Geothermal will likely continue to loom large on the Big Island, except for the moments when lava threatens the facility.
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Healthcare premiums and out-of-pocket costs loom large, accounting for five of the top 10 items in the study.
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Verona for instance is replaced with the dual towers of Ponte and Brixton, landmarks that loom large over the city.
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Palantir's relationship with the NSA, for one, has been limited, though it seems to loom large in the public imagination.
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Collages loom large in popular culture and frequently appear in sets for TV shows and movies with young central characters.
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Though generational differences loom large in "Under Red Skies," Kan also conveys the importance in China of rural-urban divides.
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The Alps, still veined with snow that will last until summer, loom large over a hamlet of sloping, wooden rooftops.
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But downside risks loom large if said countermeasures are further disruptive, likely leading most commodity prices to our bear case scenario.
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Ilitch had deep roots in Detroit, and his son said his "passion" for the city will loom large in his legacy.
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A stronger yen and falling stock prices will loom large at the central bank's next two-day policy meeting on Jan.
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Ironically, though, Clinton's tenure also earned grumbles from analysts who felt she failed to loom large enough on the world stage.
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Kris Jenner was beaming with joy on the eve of her youngest daughter's 20th birthday ... as Kylie's billionaire prospects loom large.
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The cop killings in Dallas and Baton Rouge have to loom large when you work a massive event like this, right?
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"When you have only a few details, the nefarious ones loom large in your imagination," says Errata Security's Robert David Graham.
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Many of its greatest growth stories over recent years have been in the tech sector, where bold, mercurial leaders loom large.
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But even here, in an election year in which fears of terrorism loom large, the constraints on Mr. Obama were clear.
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For Mr. Rubio, like other Cuban American leaders, the ties between Mr. Maduro's Venezuela and the Castro-era Cuba loom large.
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In Taiwan, where an increasingly assertive China presents an existential threat, the self-ruled island's relationship with the mainland loom large.
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The two-time Democratic presidential candidate continues to loom large in the psyche of her party — both as heroine and villain.
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Even after allegations of wrongdoing first surfaced in 245, Salazar, head coach of the Nike Oregon Project, continued to loom large.
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Trump's slimmed-down e-cigarette regulation will likely loom large in the initial months of new FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn's tenure.
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Unless new laws are squarely targeted at the abuses or dominance of these large companies, their collateral damage can loom large.
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Yet such anti-war demonstrations are only half the story, for the Royal Parks loom large in military history books, too.
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A higher yen and falling stock prices would also loom large at the central bank's next two-day policy meeting on Jan.
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The fraught state of the relationship between Washington and Beijing — now top of mind for investors — will also continue to loom large.
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Virtual reality programs loom large, explored in a number of video narratives and projects and even a VR arcade with 13 offerings.
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But the feeling he's lost a step continues to loom large, with Carville saying the quiet part out loud to The Post.
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But the game and how its players maneuver is changing at this auto show where news and practical production giants loom large.
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For example, new gene-synthesis technologies loom large on the horizon, allowing for the automated production of longer DNA sequences from scratch.
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Memories of disco-era oil shocks, gas lines and stagflation loom large, passed on as lore from my generation to our kids.
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Debt fears loom large The social distancing policies imposed to fight the coronavirus crisis have brought the American economy to its knees.
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It's also that she's likely run well ahead of him in primaries with big Democratic establishments that loom large on the calendar.
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Buzz and Woody figures loom large, and the area is filled with large game pieces and more than 400 giant toy blocks.
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Island fortresses The subject of China, and Chinese activity in the South China Sea, is likely to loom large over the visit.
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Facebook and Google do loom large in the consumer market, discouraging entrepreneurs from trying ventures in the giants' ever-expanding corporate paths.
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But the Skeksis in particular still loom large in our imaginations, perhaps more than any other characters from Henson's cult 1982 film.
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As Puerto Rico's fiscal crisis begins to play out in court, the stakes loom large for America's $2628-trillion municipal debt market.
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By definition, our favorite pets are already amazing characters with distinct and hilarious personalities who loom large in our lives and imagination.
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Opinion: 'Afghan Star' shows world new Afghanistan Regular threats At a daily news meeting inside TOLO's studios, the threats loom large over proceedings.
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These races loom large in Rove's legend, and by all accounts served as a sort of testing ground for his unsavory campaign tactics.
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Those two names in particular loom large in Ballerini's still-evolving personal mythology—and hell, she's even been mistaken for the 1989 singer.
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The underlying threat might loom large, but this is no super team-up spectacle on the scale of an X-Men or Avengers.
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They have glued the term "mean" to every subsequent iteration of Trumpcare, and it will surely loom large in their midterm election campaign.
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The novel coronavirus does not respect borders, but they loom large for heads of state and CEOs responding to the global health crisis.
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Dinosaurs loom large in the human imagination, towering above the treetops, bringing down prey and reigning over the ancient land, sea and sky.
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Algeria should loom large over the region: it is the largest country in Africa by size and is rich in gas and oil.
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Top Florida elections are often decided by about a percent or less, making small shifts in the electorate loom large on election night.
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The modest increase in U.S. jobs has eased some of these concerns, but traders warn that downside risks loom large on the horizon.
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And while this system isn't likely to face any existential threats in the near future, the risks to China's growth still loom large.
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But even as Mr. Trump and Republicans try to turn to other agenda items, the 2018 midterm elections loom large on the horizon.
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A series of huge fascinating portraits of creatures shrouded in what look like space suits loom large over DeDeaux's section of the show.
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And, of course, Sex and the City's "difficult women," as The New Yorker's Emily Nussbaum dubbed them in 2013, loom large in the cohort.
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London does not loom large in Mr Johnson's strategy of trying to scoop up votes from disaffected Labour voters in towns that supported Brexit.
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He wears a wide-brimmed hat and is very tall, usually preferring to loom large in the shadows rather than interact directly with anyone.
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You have to look past all of the shouting and the anger, which obviously loom large and it looms large for really illegitimate reasons.
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Given how many big technology companies loom large in their respective markets, there have been relatively few big antitrust actions brought against tech giants.
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While major advertisers have been eager to experiment with Snap, the measurement issues loom large in persuading advertisers to make big, long-term commitments.
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Elections always loom large in congressional politics, of course, but the 2018 midterm election casts an especially long shadow for a variety of reasons.
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Two questions loom large: whether Brown really wants to run, and whether he can quickly get enough traction if he does so. 22019. Sen.
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And Manson continues to loom large in the cultural imagination, even 50 years after the murders and two years after his death in 2017.
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Without coordination for trade and global taxation, clear policy directions for the energy transition, uncertainty will continue to loom large and damage growth prospects.
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"Profit-taking risks still loom large, strong output growth challenges the market-tightening narrative and the supply deals overdue transitioning remains blanketed in uncertainty."
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Sherman-Palladino says his absence will loom large over A Year in the Life: What does it mean for all three of the girls?
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The 2016 presidential election showed how the Supreme Court can loom large in determining the candidate who voters support and the intensity of that support.
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For example, accusations of the involvement of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger loom large in the dirty-war narrative, though Kissinger has denied them.
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Other questions loom large as well, all of which have been asked multiple times by the states, with no answers: In the recent letter, Sec.
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In a Guatemalan hamlet that sends a steady stream of migrants north, American life — and ties to Los Angeles — loom large in the popular imagination.
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But Mr. Trump's statements loom large over the decision, which is why previous presidents have typically refrained from wading into law enforcement and personnel matters.
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Read Reid's story: Gun Issues, Long at the Fringe, Now Loom Large for Democratic Candidates And read the latest on the Virginia Beach shooting here.
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In France, memories of a deadly 213 heat wave that killed 2000,275 people in the country and left much of Europe sweltering still loom large.
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Jay Hulings, a former federal prosecutor, currently leads in fundraising and is an ally of two brothers who loom large in Texas Democratic circles, Rep.
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FRANKFURT — Tax collectors do not usually loom large in espionage thrillers, nor are Germany and Switzerland often portrayed as bitter adversaries in the spy game.
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But McCulloh thinks the photographs might also work on a metaphorical level—the fire being a stand-in for less visible disasters that loom large.
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Female characters, matriarchal families and single mothers loom large in her story, whereas most conversations about this group, "default to a male voice" she said.
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U.S. job growth has been strong with low unemployment even as trade tensions loom large over the economy and American workers' wage growth remained moderate.
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But overall, McCabe's comments make it even more clear that Trump's decision to fire Comey continues to loom large as a turning point in his presidency.
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With the shallow depth of field and zoomed-in perspective, the legs loom large, and the procedure feels funny yet nerve-racking, even a bit monstrous.
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Similar forces are at play, to some extent, in Poland, Hungary, Portugal and Spain — wherever foreign domination or domestic dictatorships still loom large in national narratives.
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A January negotiation round on the layoffs ended in an impasse and differences still loom large during an ongoing second round of talks with top unions.
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Competitors such as Germany's Volkswagen also loom large in the Toyota rear view mirror, ensuring the pressure is on to align cost with quality and desirability.
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"What we do know is that hostile takeovers are virtually unheard-of in the newspaper industry, where cultural fit is paramount and regulatory concerns loom large."
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Themes likely to loom large in the minds of plane makers will include:The push from airlines and travelers to reduce fuel consumption and cut carbon emissions.
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Hackers loom large in people's imaginations often because of film and TV depictions of hooded figures typing furiously to crack into some top-secret vault somewhere.
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And in a fractious conference where race, geography, seniority and ideology all can loom large, an ambitious young New Yorker like Mr. Jeffries could be ascendant.
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Racial disparities in both economic and health outcomes still loom large: African-American women here contract cervical cancer at almost twice the rate of white women.
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He was a huge jazz fan, and he and I had gone there a bunch of times together, and they are experiences that loom large still.
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But Trump has never shown any real interest or aptitude for his job, something that used to loom large as an alarming aspect of his administration.
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Democrats do have one remaining weapon — the obscure "blue slip" — and that bit of Senate arcana is likely to loom large in the coming judicial fights.
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JOSHUA BARONE LONG PLAY and BIG EARS FESTIVAL Bang on a Can's 12-hour (or longer) marathon concerts loom large in New York City music history.
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The four girls killed in the Birmingham church bombing in 1963 loom large in Bubbly's imagination and in the director Robert O'Hara's pungent, often hilarious production.
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Part of it is the way that Iowa and New Hampshire, among the whitest of states in the country, loom large in the early horse race.
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Like many women, Ms. Hormozi got her M.B.A. assuming she'd go into investment banking, a field that tends to loom large on the business school radar.
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But the sport's officials loom large in all of this, because they have been at pains to try and enforce standards and fairness throughout this season.
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As the leader of the world's third-largest economy battles an acute crisis of confidence, questions over his future and his namesake economic program loom large.
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Two decades after the end of white minority rule, wealth and income gaps are still clearly visible along racial lines and perceptions of white privilege loom large.
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While only Poland has signaled it will cut off Russian gas imports, the option to buy U.S. LNG could loom large over the negotiations, the experts say.
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The clearances of the 18th and 703th centuries, when rich landowners forcibly evicted poor tenants to make way for sheep farming, loom large in the cultural imagination.
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Though Trump did not mention North Korea by name during the speech, the specter of its weapons program will loom large throughout Trump&aposs five-nation trip.
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With polls showing a tightening race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ahead of their first presidential debate on September 20133th, questions about voter turnout loom large.
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Since a political vacuum must be filled in international relations, the questions of who would intervene and what would happen next loom large for the major powers.
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You can't really see the author's name in the show – distance blurs it out – but it's Max Shea, and his... artistic contributions loom large in the comics.
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As a result, the United States and the promises it represents loom large in the popular imagination here, and symbols of American life and culture are everywhere.
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It's the upward arc of its music, which finds a plaintive hunger to loom large, if only for a moment, that gives lost souls something like nobility.
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While many advertisers have become aware of this, and tried to place more emphasis on content quality or favorable comments, follower numbers still tend to loom large.
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" He also spoke in interviews about his hospitalization for mental problems in 2016, and about getting addicted to opioids after liposuction — topics that loom large on "Ye.
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Part of the reason Bryant devotees seemed to loom large in discussions is that there were so many of them all over the world, especially in China.
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And at BlackRock, Mr. Mallouk and his $26 billion pool of client assets loom large as a crucial distribution channel for the firm's fleet of iShares E.T.F.s.
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Questions around Trump -- including the Russia investigation and the President's willingness to stick to the message the GOP wants to see him drive -- loom large every day.
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Cornyn is emblematic of broader anxiety some Republicans feel in the run-up to an election in which drug prices are expected to loom large with voters.
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The scandals loom large this Election Day: The Cook Political Report has said all four races with implicated incumbent Republicans should now be more competitive for Democrats.
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Today, the pair loom large in a legal battle between Waymo, Google's self-driving vehicle subsidiary, and Uber, which Kalanick ran as CEO until his ouster last June.
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The first book of the Bible is Genesis, and much of it is taken up with the genealogy of the patriarchs who loom large in the Abrahamic religions.
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Though Trump did not mention North Korea by name during the speech, the spectre of its weapons program will loom large throughout Trump&aposs five-nation Asia trip.
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But for people like Jay and Diane, questions about who the drug might help, who can get access to it, and how much it costs now loom large.
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Perhaps younger voters were more disillusioned with how American democracy is going because the Trump presidency and the extreme polarization of recent years loom large in their minds.
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If your taste runs to actors who loom large without being overbearing, and whose size does not protect them from pathos and perplexity, then Liam Neeson's your man.
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Some selves may take up much more time or energy, some may loom large on social media or secretly haunt me, but they are all only versions, partial.
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The issues surrounding jobs, trade and tariffs loom large in some states where Republican and Democrats are struggling to keep or flip congressional seats in the midterm elections.
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But while cyber threats from Russia in particular loom large for many European allies, the country remains a major trading partner — necessitating dialogue rather than conflict, she said.
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As the national census begins and presidential primaries loom large, now is a time to harness the power of art to make us reexamine the world around us.
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Although the Falcons have a favorable schedule down the stretch, their final two games are against division rivals, which could loom large in the case of a tie.
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Europe's great sea will loom large as Malta, the European Union's smallest member, takes up the rotating presidency of its Council of Ministers for the first half of 2017.
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But he also warned that factors that undermine confidence, including the risk of a hard Brexit and a global trade war, continue to "loom large," putting growth at risk.
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Mike Pence certainly brings experience and a steady hand to Trump's campaign, but two questions loom large: One, will Pence have any sway over Trump's bombast and political imprudence?
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"There is a real fear that his celebrity status would loom large over the Hillary Clinton White House," said Brandon Rottinghaus, a political scientist at the University of Houston.
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Richard Win, Meghan's longtime psychic, tells us, during his last session with her just months before she met Harry, he forecast Great Britain would loom large in Meghan's life.
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With no shortage of tumultuous news out of Washington and investors looking for more information from the Trump administration about fiscal policies, politics loom large over the financial markets.
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Michael Ovitz and Ron Meyer, the most important of the five co-founders of CAA, loom large as both quoted sources and the most fully developed and fascinating characters.
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Even so, 90 percent of children in Northern Ireland still attend separate faith schools and housing segregation exists, among other signs of the old days that still loom large.
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Conflicts of interest didn't loom large for Scalia's predecessor as Labor secretary, Alex Acosta, because Acosta spent most of the previous decade as dean of a Florida law school.
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He has mocked the "Green New Deal" proposed by Democrats as an exorbitantly costly and unnecessary -- a policy disagreement that is likely to loom large during the general election.
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The timing would give new Democratic members a vote on an issue sure to loom large in the 2020 elections and show that Democrats can legislate during impeachment proceedings.
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At about 5 percent of the state's total population, Latinos are present enough to loom large in the consciousness of other Iowans, but not large enough to be ubiquitous.
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The winds known as the Santa Anas — the defining antagonist of the fire season — loom large over the collective psyche of Southern California, where many residents call them devil winds.
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"Downton Abbey", a recent television drama series about the aristocratic Crawley family, in which questions of inheritance loom large, was a runaway hit; a film adaptation is due in September.
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Though safety fears loom large, mothers like Hamin Ibrahim from Kurdistan in northern Iraq said protecting her four children, aged between three and 13, is what concerns her the most.
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The shortfall in both American and British warships is especially worrying with regard to the eastern Baltic Sea, where Russian forces loom large, and whose littoral includes five NATO allies.
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But for the 13,000 residents of Glades County, the lake can loom large and menacing, bursting against aging levees and control gates managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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" Johnson did something else that day -- he introduced West to a black author and mystic who would loom large in his development, Howard Thurman, author of "Jesus and the Disinherited.
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Top aides to Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg — each supported by outside entities themselves — remarked on the change Thursday, signaling a fight that may loom large in debates to come.
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Trump originally intended the meeting to focus solely on Iran, where his decision to withdraw the United States from the nuclear deal brokered by the previous administration would loom large.
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Considering the high cost of processing and transporting liquefied natural gas, the report added, "competition from other fuels and technologies, whether in the form of coal or renewables, loom large."
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The 2020 elections loom large and the prospect of war with Iran combined with the real possibility of an economic downturn in the US could spell disaster for the President.
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Biden, 76, was not in the room because he has his turn in a second debate on Thursday, but some pundits had predicted he would still loom large on Wednesday.
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The IMF noted the region's downside risks loom large, ranging from slowing growth in developed markets and weak global trade, to low commodity prices and high domestic debt in certain countries.
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While specific skills and needs may loom large in the near term, it's a person's character and ability to meet unexpected challenges that typically determine her performance over the long run.
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But he said one reason might be that state-owned enterprises, like Brazil's Petrobras, where a prominent bribery scandal has implicated dozens of government officials, loom large in the standard index.
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And with a victory in this key swing state, where economic concerns loom large, he could be the person best positioned in a brokered convention to take the nomination from Trump.
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Those contracts can be renegotiated, and last week's deal between Beijing and Washington could loom large in future negotiations, according to Benjamin Salisbury, senior energy policy analyst at FBR Capital Markets.
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The subject will loom large in governors' races as well, most notably in Florida, one of the largest states that has not expanded the program giving health insurance to the poor.
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The planned border wall, the Trump administration's ban on travel from several mostly Muslim countries and other immigration issues loom large as Americans prepare to head to the polls in November.
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But in North Korea, where the leader is treated as a deity, political slogans are sacrosanct — a point that does not loom large in many outside appraisals of Mr. Warmbier's plight.
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In his notes, the doctor keeps track of important dates — death anniversaries loom large — so he can be ready when parents come to his sessions with more trouble in their hearts.
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Theoretically, this victory will earn him lots of positive horse-race-focused media coverage, establish him as the clear remaining alternative to Sanders, and loom large with Super Tuesday late deciders.
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"The risk of a U.S. trade conflict with the EU continues to loom large," said Holger Schmieding, the chief economist at the German private bank Berenberg, in a Monday research note.
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Three sticking points loom large: Restrictions on Chinese investment in Europe, rules that shut European companies out of China and concerns over the security of telecoms gear made by China's Huawei.
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A slew of White House officials and top Republicans are set to address the annual Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, in an event over which President Donald Trump will loom large,.
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Apple had its strongest Christmas season ever, at least in terms of app sales, but concerns about the iPhone continue to loom large over the company and drag down its stock price.
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The gaming giant's absence will loom large over the event, leaving Microsoft as the only member of the big three with an actual in-person press conference, after years of Nintendo Treehouses.
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A Trump-supported shutdown would loom large just weeks before the November midterm elections, where Republicans are hoping to stave off a Democratic push to retake control of the House and Senate.
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"While the long-term risks to UK potential growth from Brexit loom large, the prospect of a deal presents considerable upside potential for the UK economy over the medium-term," Pickering said.
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The US President landed in South Korea on Tuesday, his second stop in Asia on a nearly two week-long trip, where the standoff with North Korea is likely to loom large.
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Momentum has carried forward into 2018, but as the latest update to the Brookings-Financial Times TIGER Index reveals, growth is starting to level off and a multitude of risks loom large.
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Sure, inside Hall H there's a mix of Marvel, DC, and non-comics Hollywood franchises; but once you're outside of the huge panels, comics loom large over the rest of SDCC's programming.
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Twenty-five years have passed since the "Queen of Tejano music" was killed by her fan club president but her songs and style still loom large in the memories of her fans.
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In this respect, these de-skinned boats bring to the fore a concern with the fine grain of migration and bodily experience, where hybridity and the crossing of permeable boundaries loom large.
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Not for competitive purposes — like the sport of identifying wines blind, which seems to loom large in the mythology of wine drinking — but simply to deepen the pleasure in enjoying a glass.
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" David Pepper, the chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, predicted his state will "loom large, depending on how things shake out," but that even in a contested election, "it generally develops late.
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For all the talk about the "gig economy," multiple jobholding, and self-employment, the JQI research cited above does not find these to loom large in the overall trend in job quality.
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Throughout the first four episodes, those almonds loom large in Abby's mind and the show itself as she keeps plucking them out of the snaking line she's arranged on her kitchen counter.
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In 2017 this went to Abdullah al-Busais, a Kuwaiti writer, for his book "The Taste of the Wolf", a rumination on matters of violence and vengeance that loom large in Arab societies.
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It's important to hold on to that fact and realize we're on a rocket ship trajectory and that things that loom large today are going to seem insignificant in two or three years.
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While the official described the NATO alliance as "strong and unified," U.S. tensions with Turkey over its plans to buy a S-400 missile defense system from Russia are likely to loom large.
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People who feel disempowered tend to feel more willing to shoot someone when mass shootings loom large in their mind, according to new research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
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But urban life continued to loom large onscreen: "Dancer" showcases 66 different Miamians joyously whipping their bodies down the sidewalks with their own chosen moves — sometimes twerking, sometimes tumbling, tap dancing or tangoing.
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Two singing pianists who loom large in the contemporary lore of New Orleans music, Mr. Butler and Dr. John both descend from the musical parentage of Professor Longhair, the famous barrelhouse piano innovator.
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The sinuous lines of Edvard Munch, the broken brush strokes of Seurat and wild color of Matisse and Franz Marc — and a heavy dose of Charles Burchfield's visionary approach to landscape — loom large.
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In this view, impeachment has exposed just how corrupt this administration has been and the revelations will loom large on the minds of swing-state voters when they go to the ballot box.
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Music, alcohol, the uncomplicated affection of pets, and the complicated affection of hookups all loom large in the story, which tracks how people with no money and no future find pleasure in the moment.
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The presidential field also looks like an uphill climb for young Democrats: apart from a couple of standout young senators, names like Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden still loom large among the potential hopefuls.
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Just like in Britain, Poland's Law and Justice politicians spoke of a sovereignty lost—as well as a fight to take back control of a country whose memories of brutal authoritarianism still loom large.
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The word "Russia" probably won't be mentioned, but the trial's shadow will loom large over the White House and show just how deeply the feds are looking into the private dealings of Trump associates.
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As if Leonard's injury did not loom large enough, the Spurs were also without Tony Parker, their starting point guard, whose season ended when he ruptured his left quadriceps tendon earlier in the series.
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The shadows of villains literally loom large, evidence walls chart the key suspects, and roughly sketched maps track the cast&aposs progress as they race through the streets of Seoul to catch the killer.
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That issue is likely to loom large over this weekend's planned meeting between Mr. Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, she said, adding that she expected the administration to exert pressure on China.
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Other Democrats on the committee have made the same request, which would likely slow Kavanaugh's nomination proceedings to a crawl — a situation Republicans are eager to avoid, as the November midterm elections loom large.
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Yet instead of giddy enthusiasm, what I found in Sydney was a pervasive sense of caution and wariness — and not just involving real estate, though housing does loom large in discussions about the economy.
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For those who are particularly concerned about inequality and oppression, I think the fact that people are forcibly kept out of richer countries where they'd be able to be more productive should loom large.
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A bonus just for you: Click here to claim 30 days of access to Business Insider PRIME Similarly to our recently published list of the highest-paying jobs in the US, medical occupations loom large.
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The vote will be the first statewide political contest since the election of President Donald Trump, and the controversial early days of his administration loom large over the contests on both sides of the aisle.
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Trump's comments on trade on Tuesday during an Oval Office meeting with the South Korean President also reflected the extent to which trade negotiations with China loom large amid preparations for the North Korean summit.
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President Obama was no JFK, but the 2020 elections will loom large as Democrats seek a nominee who will live up to the legacy of Franklin Roosevelt and JFK with deeds as well as words.
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House Republicans' legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare could loom large over the 2020 elections, when both President Trump and a handful of GOP senators in Medicaid expansion states will be up for another term.
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The Great Recession continues to loom large in people's minds, and millennials who entered the working world in its aftermath still fall behind Gen Xers and baby boomers in terms of homeownership and having children.
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" Although the statement says nothing about divorce, the words she uses loom large for an end to her 4-year marriage ... "We do however continue as great friends with the utmost respect for one another.
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The events of the 403th century loom large in Detroit's racial history: the Great Migration that pulled black Southerners to the Motor City, the rise of Motown Records, the bloody riots of 1943 and 1967.
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Clearly holding his own on next week's national stage would be a boon to the campaign, but the chances of him coming off as dry, lacking empathy, and somewhat mechanical loom large -- I would know.
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Rape kits — known alternately as sexual assault forensic exam (SAFE) kits, sexual offense evidence collection kits, physical evidence recovery kits, sexual assault kits, and sexual assault evidence collection kits — loom large in the public imagination.
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Her unparalleled celebrity also remains intriguing; as with figures such as Michael Jackson and Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland's highs and lows — the booze, the pills, the husbands, the meltdowns on the Hollywood set — loom large.
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With three good ideas and one iffy one, this merger is off to a good start in the marketplace; other dangers, like culture mismatch between the two companies, and competitive counter moves still loom large.
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"The animal spirits of the corporate sector took a battering in the wake of the referendum and, three months on, Brexit continues to loom large for the UK corporate sector," Deloitte chief economist Ian Stewart said.
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As broadband service providers (and there are nearly 2,000 primarily small providers in the U.S.) weigh the profitability of making investments in high-cost areas, fear of future shifts in the political winds still loom large.
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One of the most spectacular hikes to tackle in a half-day is the six-mile circumnavigation of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, three distinctive mountain peaks that loom large along the entirety of the trail.
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With Mr. Trump defending Confederate statues and his former top strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, openly inviting Democrats to continue focusing on the issue of removing monuments, the president will loom large over the commonwealth in November.
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Now each is pushing a nationalistic economic platform, but issues of race and religion loom large in the battle to run the world's largest Muslim-majority country, whose reputation for pluralism is threatened by growing conservatism.
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The shadow of the US president's decision to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on US allies on the basis of security concerns will loom large over the summit — and it has left the other six governments reeling.
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The figures and their gleaming afros loom large in the room, and the piece made me think of an astral projection brought into being under the specific alchemical circumstances of some ritual intended to call forth ancestors.
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With economic growth creeping ahead at a glacial pace and another cyclical downturn looming not far in the future, questions about how to stimulate growth and protect the most vulnerable loom large on the list of priorities.
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Last month, the brewer of Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale agreed to the bid from Hong Kong-listed CK Asset, which said it was seeking to increase its UK presence even as Brexit concerns loom large.
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The announcement comes as gun control continues to loom large as a political issue in the wake of the February school shooting in Parkland, Florida, that led to nationwide protests and marches calling for stricter gun laws.
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Sanctuary cities — and counties and states — loom large as Mr. Trump seeks to vastly expand and speed the deportation of undocumented immigrants while threatening to withhold federal money from localities that refuse to cooperate with immigration officials.
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If the deal survives, time pressure will quickly reappear - July 2020 will loom large as a deadline for deciding whether to extend a status-quo transition period to give more time for talks to avoid triggering the backstop.
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The mighty combination of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase loom large in the visions (or nightmares) of healthcare services providers — and the potential for a single-payor healthcare system in the U.S. can't be far behind.
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Green Bay, which got seven receptions for 118 yards from Adams, enters a bye before a trip to San Francisco, for a game that could loom large in the race for home-field advantage in the NFC playoffs.
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"While the long-term risks to UK potential growth from Brexit loom large, the prospect of a deal presents considerable upside potential for the UK economy over the medium-term," said Kallum Pickering, a senior economist at Berenberg.
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Amid the many complications of Medicare for All, the question of what would happen to the 157 million Americans who get their insurance from their employers and the 19 million who are enrolled in Medicare Advantage loom large.
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But despite many Western leaders breathing a sigh of relief as the results came in, the right-wing extremist political agenda will still loom large over the new government, as Wilders' Freedom Party is now in second place.
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The opinion could loom large in the Senate trial, however, and one line in particular, which states "the House clearly has no intention of pursuing" the witness, may be repeated like a mantra by the Trump defense team.
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When a former Honduran congressman goes on trial next week in Manhattan, charged with conspiring to import cocaine into the United States, his older brother will be absent from the courtroom but will loom large over the case.
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Price growth in the euro zone was a paltry 0.8% last month, a global trade war is threatening to push the bloc's largest economy, Germany, into a recession and the risk of a hard Brexit continues to loom large.
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The games loom large for both teams, as the Cubs lead the National League Central by 103 1/2 games over Milwaukee and the Rays are trying to preserve their slim hopes in the American League wild card race.
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Their advent coincides with the stepped-up visibility, and clout, of political outliers like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whose weathered features loom large these days on theater screens, to say nothing of a voluble coterie of older women in Congress.
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With the Axon 10 Pro, it seems ZTE is finally done licking its wounds and is ready to try again here in the States, even as trade tensions continue to loom large in dealings between the two super powers.
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"The specters of hatred and fear now loom large in world affairs, and we have few governments standing up for human rights in these disturbing times," said Amnesty International's Secretary General, Salil Shetty, in a statement accompanying the report.
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Image 272 of 243 VOLGOGRAD, Russia – Nearly 27 years since it changed its name to Volgograd, the Russian city once called Stalingrad and its bloody history loom large even in the midst of the fun and football of the World Cup.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Towering American ruckman Mason Cox has played a starring role in the Collingwood Magpies' unlikely charge to the Australian Football League Grand Final, and the Texan trailblazer will loom large in Saturday's title-decider against West Coast Eagles.
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That seems like a topical question in a year when the European Union is being shaken to its foundations and at least three European democracies (France, Germany, the Netherlands) face elections in which issues of culture and identity loom large.
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A cricketing legend who led Pakistan's national team to World Cup victory in 1992, Khan has earned a different reputation in recent years as a result of his pacifist stance toward extremist groups, which still loom large in the country.
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up On the trail, his core issues like income equality and campaign finance reform still loom large, but the senator has taken to reflecting on the arc of his campaign.
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Sunday's Super Bowl is already a distant memory for some, but for family members of an athlete aspiring to one day make it to the big game, recent concerns related to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in sports continue to loom large.
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Trump's June 12 summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un - in which he agreed to halt U.S.-South Korean military exercises in return for what may prove hollow North Korean denuclearization promises - will loom large in the Russian president's mind.
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It was during training for that bout in Las Vegas in 24 that Liston met a shady New York mob figure who would later loom large as a suspect in his death: a fight promoter and casino operator named Ash Resnick.
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As Uber faces internal strife, differences that seem small could loom large in the months ahead as both start-ups race to develop networks of autonomous vehicles, and passengers and drivers keep up the pressure for lower fares and higher earnings.
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On top of economic concerns, politics could also loom large over the exchange rate as the fraught and laboured UK-euro zone negotiations over Brexit intensify in the coming months ahead of Britain's departure from the European Union in March 2019.
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Sister Ana Rosa Sivori is a nun who has worked as a missionary in Thailand for more than 16143 years.. After four days in Thailand, Francis moves on to Japan, where international and domestic politics will loom large, particularly on Nov.
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The landscape, and the idea, of California loom large in the work of Mr. Adams, a transplant from New England who found his composer's voice in the Bay Area after making his way west in an unreliable Volkswagen Beetle in 1971.
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We don't know what you call it, but we're seeing it right and left on Twitter in recent days, as the countdown to the voter registration deadline draws near for states around the country and the pivotal midterm elections loom large.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett Packard Enterprise said Friday that it would buy the supercomputer pioneer Cray, a relatively tiny financial transaction that could loom large in a quickening race between the United States and China at the highest reaches of computing.
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In the long term, Israel and the United States both loom large, determined to prevent Hamas — which has neither renounced terrorism nor recognized Israel's right to exist — from gaining power in the West Bank or the Palestinian Authority as a whole.
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Then, there is the lighthouse itself; the framing of it recalls the lighthouse at Two Lights, in Maine, that impelled Edward Hopper to create paintings of an ominous serenity, but, again, Cianfrance seems too impatient to let the tower loom large.
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And while there were no gun industry witnesses at the first hearing since the shooting, they loom large in the debate and play a critical role in lobbying members of Congress and rallying their supporters across the country during elections.
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He uses mirrors a great deal, magnifying distortion, so that he can seem hole-in-corner to himself, or loom large like a naked threat to his own peace of mind, or merely look marginalized or newly in from the cold.
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Banned Iranian carriers like Caspian Airlines and Mahan Air continue to benefit from close cooperation with Ukrainian airlines, and Kiev's failure to enforce U.S. sanctions against Iran should loom large as the Trump administration reviews its foreign policy options toward Ukraine.
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The cloud of fired FBI Director James Comey will loom large over Wray's confirmation hearing to replace him on Wednesday, as will the perpetual onslaught of revelations involving the federal probe into potential collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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"The Venezuelan situation will likely loom large in OPEC deliberations as ministers weigh how many additional barrels may be needed to fill an expanding supply gap that is being driven by geopolitics as opposed to geology," Canadian bank RBC Capital Markets said.
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Paranoia about the lessons learned from the 30-year-old battle with Big Tobacco loom large on both sides as public health officials worry that vaping companies are borrowing from its playbook, and vaping users fear being driven back to smoking cigarettes.
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That's the future though: even with the huge surge of interest in tech and computing, a chronic shortage of engineers continues to loom large, and that makes the chase to find the right people faster and more accurate a golden opportunity for Karat.
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Football-related head injuries loom large in the national consciousness: the links between the sport's repeated blows and lasting brain damage have been well documented at the professional level for some time now—indeed, it's even the subject of a Hollywood movie.
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In Europe, the French-led fall in bond yields and tightening of spreads over Germany were the most notable moves at the start of a week in which U.S. President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday will loom large.
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Knowing that Jughead's dad will loom large over the show presents the possibility that maybe Fred's time is over, and that the reign of the small-time criminals with dark secrets — of whom F.P. is basically the king of — is just beginning.
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The adjusted percentage of the Jewish population in Poland before the Holocaust was similar, and had similar implications: enough to loom large in the minds of their haters, not enough to be able to act without assistance in the face of an oppressor.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - The U.S. military staged bombing drills with South Korea over the Korean peninsula and Russia and China began naval exercises ahead of a U.N. General Assembly meeting on Tuesday where North Korea's nuclear threat is likely to loom large.
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"Even if the UK votes to exit there will be a long period of negotiation," he said, contrasting with Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart, who said earlier this week the vote could "loom large" over U.S. policymakers' next meeting on June 14-15.
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Intriguingly, while winter and all it implies loom large here, they are gently offset by a glimpse of the film "The Best Years of Our Lives" playing on a computer as the sounds of a deeply unexpected love song fill a lonely room.
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But the messages of racial and ethnic discrimination continue to loom large over the bitterly contested race for governor in Jakarta — and larger still across Indonesia, where a pluralistic tradition and nascent democracy are facing a stern test from hard-line Islamic sentiment.
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The 2018 midterm elections will "loom large" as the U.S. House of Representatives prepares to vote on the Obamacare replacement bill, Klaas told CNBC Thursday, as undecided Republicans will have to be accountable to their constituents for where they fall on the controversial vote.
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For the handful of senators who face tough re-election battles this year, their vote to acquit or convict Trump, or even to call witnesses in the trial, could loom large when voters consider whether to give them another six-year term, analysts said.
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The decision to schedule the vote next week gives the chamber's vulnerable first-term Democrats a chance to go on the record about an issue sure to loom large in the 43 election that helped the party retake control of the chamber in the midterms.
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When: April 2–May 22 Where: Acquavella Galleries (18 East 79th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) Linked by their consistent explorations of supple bodily forms through industrial materials, Eva Hesse and Hannah Wilke are two figures who loom large in the history of postwar abstraction.
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As she sits at the edge of the pool where she and her husband once enjoyed lavish parties, where she began her career celebrating the artistic tradition of her country, the time that has passed and the many changes that have taken place loom large.
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But the questions that still loom large over the bill — how long senators will wait to sunset the Medicaid expansion, for example, and how they will structure the premium tax credits — are still ones that need to get sorted out over the coming weeks.
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Thaksin, who is based in Dubai, continues to loom large over Thai politics and remains popular in the northeast 'Isaan' region which, along with the north, forms the stronghold of parties aligned with Thaksin which have won every election since 2001 by appealing to poorer voters.
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Especially in Appalachia and the West, where the rugged frontiersmen and women of yore still loom large in the cultural ethos, the divorce between essential civic duties and voting runs deep and contributes heavily to the fact that when they do vote, they often vote Republican.
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Giving local county boards more leeway to open additional voting sites can be helpful to ensuring that highly populated counties are adequately served, but obstacles such as inequities in the allocation of statewide resources or the lack of representativeness of some counties' elected officials loom large.
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The Greeks themselves understood this: even in the most tawdrily revisionist adaptations—such as Euripides' "Orestes," the play in which Aeschylus' high-minded Orestes and anguished Electra have become no more than a pair of young thugs—the gods and their plots and plans loom large.
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Of all the luxury brands that loom large in her books, there is none larger or more luxurious than the Judith Krantz brand itself — a brand, impeccably built, that allowed her to lead the jet-setting, Chanel-clad life of a character in a Judith Krantz novel.
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The risks of waiting loom large: In the past decade, nearly two million injuries and more than 80,000 deaths have been linked to faulty medical devices, many approved with little to no clinical testing, according to a global investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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"While the risks loom large, chances are that a brighter spring could still follow the grey winter if trade tensions do not escalate badly, China escapes a hard landing and the UK avoids a hard Brexit," economists at Berenberg bank wrote in a note to clients. 6.
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NFL players who have taken a knee during the national anthem to protest racial discrimination loom large over the case, which began when India Landry sued the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District last fall after school officials threatened to expel her for remaining seated during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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This year is crucial for the ruling Communist Party to fulfill its goal of doubling gross domestic product (GDP) and incomes in the decade to 23.1, but risks to growth still loom large despite a trade deal with the United States that will relieve some pressure on Chinese exporters.
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Obama did not mention any of the candidates by name, but it was clear that the former President -- whose legacy continues to loom large over the party -- is watching the debate play out with a close eye on how the candidates are positioning themselves to defeat President Donald Trump.
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While other improv centers like Second City and the Groundlings, which loom large in Chicago and Los Angeles, charge more for tickets, Upright Citizens Brigade is built on a different financial model, one that seems to promise to save money by not paying performers and charging consumers less.
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There are a lot of other individual moments that loom large: the reveal of The Raj, the ending of "Phase Space," where Bernard discovers the consciousness of Dr. Ford (Anthony Hopkins) inside The Cradle, and a flashback to the pitch meeting where Logan realizes that he's surrounded by an entire room of hosts.
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But as digitization efforts grow wider and the company continues its turn to software as a key pillar, GE's aborted attempt to pivot to digital services ought to loom large, highlighting the need to maintain a clear vision of goals and the perils that any leadership transition can pose to a transformational strategy.
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Even though city revenues are expected to be strong, the mayor said that the state's projected $68.43 billion deficit could loom large over New York City, and that the state could cut its funding to the city, or ask the city to increase its share of payments for things like the subway.
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Yet one thing would loom large in the minds of Apple executives: Technological advances in encryption would no longer matter to consumers because they would no longer have any reason to believe that encryption is, well, what it's meant to be — a technology that prevents any and all third parties from accessing one's data.
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Three people loom large, each representing a distinct phase: Adolf Berle, a thinker born in 1895 who wanted to harness big business for social ends; Michael Jensen, an economist who preached a radical doctrine of shareholder value in the 1970s and 1980s; and Reid Hoffman, a co-founder of LinkedIn and a Silicon Valley guru.
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Stephanie Stebich, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, described the range of art institutions in the capital as an "ecosystem," where fringe spaces like Dupont Underground grow organically like weeds with little support, larger galleries are the purposefully cultivated crops and federally funded behemoths like the Smithsonian are the grand greenhouses that loom large.
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Dead fathers loom large in "Eastwatch," where Cersei quotes the late Lord Tywin and insists that they must fight the dragon queen as he would have, and where Sam echoes the sentiments of his own abusive father—"I'm tired of reading about the achievements of better men"—before setting out to make a name for himself.
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While the deal has removed the risk that the disintegration of the pact would have posed to automakers, bigger risks loom large for Japanese firms as a chunk of the roughly 7 million cars they sold in the U.S. last year were shipped from Japan, and a trade deal between Washington and Tokyo has yet to be agreed.
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The possibility of U.S. military action against Iran continued to loom large Friday, despite President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to call off an overnight strike.
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He was appearing at Techonomy's annual retreat, a meeting of thought leaders in the worlds of technology, government, academia and business, and he was responding to a common criticism — the notion that Trump's unconventional path to victory had benefited from a detour through Facebook, where a "filter bubble" distorts the flow of information and fake news stories loom large.
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While it is overwhelmingly concerned with questions of sexual consent (which loom large in Miranda's highly guarded and tragic past), and also concerned with the practicalities of robot sex (Adam gets erections from a reservoir of distilled water in his right buttock), never once does it appear to consider the potentially interesting question of whether or not robots can consent to sex.
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Political figures loom large in our featured titles this week: Hillary Clinton, whose presidential campaign receives a painful autopsy in "Shattered"; Paul Ryan, whose Wisconsin hometown is the subject of "Janesville"; and George W. Bush, whose best-selling book of paintings of veterans, "Portraits of Courage," occasions debate about the value of bearing witness to a war of your own making.
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The primaries are being dominated by intense partisanship on both sides, setting up what could be a midterm election shaped by sharply divergent policy stances and one where President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will loom large.
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But once 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 won the White House, it became clear that repeal would loom large over Republicans whether or not a measure passed the House or ultimately became law.
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Soaring inflation and a stagnant industrial sector were a drag on first-quarter growth, two factors that loom large as the country begins delicate trade talks with the U.S. In April, annual inflation spiked to an eight-year high of 5.62 percent, a "reminder that Mexico faces other challenges besides its relationship with the U.S., and maybe bigger ones," William Adams, senior international economist at PNC Financial Services Group, told CNBC.
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Frost: You built a very close relationship with both presidents during your tenure and stuck by President Clinton through thick and thin including during his own impeachment proceedings, as impeachment proceedings loom large for President Trump should, should that influence how close a relationship that the UK Prime Minister builds with the US. Blair: I think you've got to let us politics look everyone's politics is weird right now.
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What to watch: Little should be expected from Trump's meeting with May, who plans to step down immediately after the visit, but 2 issues will loom large: Brexit: While Trump is sympathetic to Brexit, viewing it as analogous to his own "America first" populism, pushing too hard for a no-deal Brexit could further complicate Downing Street's effort to secure House of Commons approval for a withdrawal agreement before the late October deadline.
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Like an endless night out that's neither bad nor enjoyable, the record introduces the themes The Weeknd has spent the decade turning over—drugs, sex, and emotional numbness, with violence just out of shot—but at the time, the record offered something new: a new framework for releasing music, a new way of writing about sadness (as a lifestyle), and a sonic legacy that continues to loom large over contemporary R&B.
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Fitch's latest forecast changes include upward revisions to 2017 growth of 0.3pp for the eurozone and the UK, 0.2pp for Japan and an upward revision of 0.3pp for 2018 for the US. "While there is genuine upside to the near-term outlook - stemming primarily from a faster-than-expected easing of US fiscal policy and the possibility of animal spirits sparking a more rapid US private investment recovery - downside risks also loom large," added Mr. Coulton.
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It does makes sense that certain polleros and coyotes would now be concerned about authorities potentially monitoring cell activity, insofar as the specter of la migra's dragnet does loom large as guides like Juan cross migrants over the border and into the US. And what he and Comanche tell us about pollos' phones being confiscated isn't far off from we've heard of migrant's phones sometimes being turned off and temporarily held by polleros and coyotes, who then return the phones to their clients after the crossing is complete.
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When Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE address security challenges to America and its allies in the next four years, Vladimir Putin's Russia will loom large.
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