But light breezes early on Friday helped firefighters make headway.
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So far the Trump administration has struggled to make headway.
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Unlike Trump, who is only now starting to make headway
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While other countries make headway, the United States is stagnating.
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Their success suggests that other governments can make headway, too.
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So it's now up to Trump to make headway with Kim.
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It is unlikely to make headway in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Nomenclature debate or not, Unimation struggled for years to make headway.
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That's the environment that Trump was trying to make headway in.
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California's at least trying to make headway, burp by grassy burp.
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To really make headway in EVE Online takes time and commitment.
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"They must make headway in separating Gates and Manafort," Wu said.
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But those arguments did not make headway in the White House.
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As non-profits make headway in repurposing, corporate interest may be rising.
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This proxy season, expect shareholders to make headway on major governance issues.
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However, the project could help Apple make headway within the Indian market.
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Some well positioned companies have struggled to make headway in the market.
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To make headway, the new Parliament will need sustained and robust international support.
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Within the food industry, AR and VR have also begun to make headway.
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But that bill is unlikely to make headway in the GOP-held Senate.
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But Trump has found ways to make headway on some other stalled initiatives.
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The next day I finally make headway in my search for free stuff.
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Trade talks between the two sides have failed to make headway this year.
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Efforts to find alternatives to the Japanese suppliers have also struggled to make headway.
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Intel's smartphone-modem business struggled to make headway against more successful rivals like Qualcomm.
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From #freethenipple to #HeForShe, hashtags make headlines, and even make headway for their cause.
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I skip around, trying to make headway until, as they say, it hits me.
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The government inquiry has failed to make headway in many basic areas, they contend.
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But Turkish forces have struggled to make headway against the well-prepared Kurdish fighters.
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Google Cloud still needs to make headway to catch up to Amazon and Microsoft.
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When the investigators tried to make headway with Chinese officials, however, they got nowhere.
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Trump can make headway on one of these issues, but certainly not all of them.
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In places like Poland and Kenya, internet TV services have been struggling to make headway.
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Spotlights some of the smaller players that are beginning to make headway in specific markets.
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In the meantime, there's no shortage of companies trying to make headway in that direction.
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You are the reason why we can't make headway in our community around sexual violence.
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First, the FTSE 163 has struggled to make headway over the past 18-24 months.
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To make headway for bigger rebates, they've been hiking the list prices on their medicines.
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Apple partnered with IBM (IBM) in 2014 to help Apple make headway selling to corporations.
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Beyond prevention, we can also make headway on treatments for people who develop Alzheimer's disease.
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Clarke said she expected the new Congress would be able to make headway on 28500G.
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Winds in California were expected to weaken on Monday, which could help firefighters make headway.
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The effort seemed to make headway Friday with the vote by the United Nations council.
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Pharmaceutical companies are finding it increasingly difficult to make headway in their search for novel products.
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Instead, we're still glued to our cell phones, as VR headset makers struggle to make headway.
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LIMITED ALTERNATIVES Efforts to find alternatives to the Japanese suppliers have also struggled to make headway.
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As Facebook seeks to make headway into speech recognition, Oculus is one of its testing grounds.
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One day earlier, Congress appeared to make headway on the two-month-old Zika funding fight.
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And you can use that extra time later on to make headway toward a larger goal.
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"It would take a great deal of political will for Abe and Xi to make headway."
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Lawmakers will also try to make headway on getting Trump's nominees confirmed in the coming week.
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But it'll need more than smart tech to make headway in this complex and evolving industry.
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SoftBank failed to make headway in China when it first entered the market 18 years ago.
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To make headway on these challenges, the NLIHC proposes tax reform legislation that benefits lower-income workers.
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Even with a full-time job, he found that he couldn't make headway on his student loans.
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Yet Britain's first-past-the-post system makes it fiendishly hard for small parties to make headway.
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If they keep that up, they've got a good chance to make headway in the second half.
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Some 1,400 firefighters fought the flames Wednesday, taking advantage of the slightly cooler temperature to make headway.
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Next: Today, top Trump administration officials will try to make headway toward a final deal in Beijing.
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The Congress, led by the scion of India's Nehru-Gandhi political dynasty, struggled to make headway with voters.
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However, diminished winds and higher humidity levels allowed crews to make headway against the flames, fire officials said.
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Until that happens it will be very difficult for any Democrat to make headway against this White House.
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As I spend more time trying to make headway and getting nowhere, my irritation level starts to rise.
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Midway into President Obama's first term, he had yet to make headway and veterans suffered as a result.
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Pompeo visited Pyongyang in early July and the two sides struggled to make headway on the denuclearization issue.
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The competition will also help H1 make headway in areas it needs to connect into throughout the world.
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If you want to make headway in the CRM or analytics space, you need a solid marketing automation system.
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While they often achieved poor results initially, they used the European Parliament to make headway with less radical voters.
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Because it lacks BAE's special status in America it has failed to make headway in that notoriously closed market.
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Given the tradition of coalitions and compromise, previous governments have often been slow to make headway and moved cautiously.
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My organization, Food for the Hungry, is one of the few U.S.-based NGOs still trying to make headway.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury ends its retrograde this week, allowing you to finally make headway on a big project.
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Mr. Jones's supporters are trying to make headway in counties that voted 65 percent or more for President Trump.
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California is now the latest state to make headway in closing the data gaps in the criminal justice system.
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One interpretation: Mr. Xi may try to make headway with Mr. Kim about concerns over North Korea's nuclear program.
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Use this transit to get excited about your creative projects, and to make headway while your motivation is high.
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To make headway in negotiations, Mr. Trump will almost certainly have to soften some of his absolutist foreign policies.
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Mr. Macron's efforts to make France a hub for artificial intelligence research have also been slow to make headway.
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October also heralds the next EU summit, at which May is desperate to make headway towards a Brexit deal.
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Eliminating alternatives to his failing rule is Mr. Sisi's top priority, even as jihadist groups make headway across Egypt.
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Is there any chance that anyone who advocates for a cause in which they passionately believe can make headway?
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AT&T's defense is coming to light today because the FCC is struggling internally to make headway on the investigation.
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Telecoms and financial services stocks closed with 1.5% and 323% climbs respectively, while autos struggled to make headway, falling 0.9%.
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It failed to make headway against the yen, against which it had briefly hit three-week highs around 107 yen.
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It appears Amazon is looking to pick up in areas where it hasn't been able to make headway online ... yet.
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Unlike a recent spat over the fund's intended disposal of oil and gas stocks, these good intentions should make headway.
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All of these priorities, which Democrats struggle to advance at the federal level, can still make headway in the states.
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In addition to rebuilding America's roads and bridges, Trump must also make headway on improving the state of America's workforce.
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Sterling rose 0.2 percent to $1.3124 on hopes that talks between the Conservative and Labour parties over Brexit can make headway.
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In May, Swiber said it continued to make headway in its turnaround efforts and reported a quarterly net loss of $200,000.
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Even when higher-ranking executives attempted to raise the alarm about Weinstein's behavior, they failed to make headway out of intimidation.
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And lightweight augmented reality glasses for everyday wear have so far failed to make headway (think Snap Spectacles or Google Glass).
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The latest bill carries White House approval and is aligned with the Trump administration's efforts to make headway on IT modernization.
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Since then, the dollar has been struggling to make headway and tumbled more than 1 percent against the yen on Tuesday.
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Prince Mohammed will look to make headway on a nuclear energy agreement, as the country looks to develop its nuclear capabilities.
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That means it's now up to Trump to make headway with Kim, who so far has shown no signs of relenting.
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Pompeo's expected choice of Khalilzad comes as the United States looks to make headway in its longstanding campaign against the Taliban.
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But the company has long struggled to make headway against bigger rivals such as Facebook-owned WhatsApp in the US and Europe.
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Emerging European currencies also failed to make headway against the euro, with the Czech crown slipping 2101 percent after last week's rally.
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Second, we've seen Russia clearly make headway with Trump's campaign, even if Trump and some of those around him rebuffed its efforts.
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Fierce competition to underwrite share issues means fees are low and it will be hard to make headway against established local outfits.
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"If a Somali politician could make headway with the Trump administration, he might have chance make a go of it," he said.
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Stournaras said that if the country wanted to put an end to austerity, it should make headway on privatizations and agreed reforms.
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The comments from Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) Chairman Toyoshi Fuketa suggest Japan may not make headway in meeting its electricity generation targets.
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Some analysts said peace may have softened the stance of many Colombians against ex-rebels, allowing a former guerrilla to make headway.
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Still, declining to substantiate conspiracy claims about his downfall is a missed opportunity to make headway in the court of public opinion.
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The leading opposition Democratic Alliance party, though gaining voter share from smaller parties, has failed to make headway into the ANC's stronghold.
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The index has failed to make headway in March after two months of gains Britain's political chaos is also weighing on sentiment.
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A number of 2020 Democratic candidates have staked out their opposition to it as they try to make headway in the state.
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Well, Fed officials have been like sailors trying to make headway in a windless sea, resorting to different measures to revive growth.
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So while science is starting to make headway in solving this centuries-old mystery, there are still many fundamental questions that need answers.
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It's through imaginative projects like these that open up safe spaces to talk about mental health that we will begin to make headway.
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With only two episodes remaining, our fourth instalment is the first to truly make headway in each of the show's ever-colliding storylines.
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The Trump administration knows that a recession would be politically devastating for the 2020 elections and is incentivized to make headway with China.
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But an upstart publisher who was looking to make headway in the encyclopedia world decided to dip its toes into the digital world.
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With those built-in advantages, it still can't make headway against one of the most damaging threats to our online way of life.
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Companies have been experimenting with lower-carbon concrete - but now some, such as CarbonCure Technologies, are starting to make headway with public buyers.
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"We also have to make headway on all the other fronts, if we really want resilient communities in the face of climate change."
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The visual effects supervisor had been trying to make headway on the studio's virtual reality movie Dear Angelica, but it just didn't look right.
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At the same time, party officials are left with an opportunity to make headway against Clinton, who is yet to seal the party's nomination.
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Kenya is starting to make headway in reducing its budget deficit, but it remains substantial and the consolidation path is subject to downside risks.
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But can these candidates — coming from an uncommon background for politicians —really make headway, and in deep-red areas like where Mendoza is from?
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Peskov said it was also "obvious" that it would be difficult to make headway in Syria peace talks once they restarted on Feb. 25.
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James began to make headway in the polls by mid-July, leading Pensler by 24 points , but President Trump's endorsement increased his lead dramatically.
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Not as big as the average $2,878 refund for the current tax season, but enough to help you make headway on your financial goals.
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Anti-abortion protesters hoping to make headway under the new Trump administration will take to the streets Friday for the annual March for Life.
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There are many paths that can get you home, so consider where you can make headway and where you'd rather pull back a bit.
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The legislation ensures that both victims and law enforcement will receive life-saving resources to make headway in ending the commercial exploitation of Americans.
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That makes it all the more important that we make headway when it comes to action at the individual, municipal, state and international level.
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The Republican Party has, collectively, not only consistently missed opportunities to make headway but has endured self-inflicted wounds on an astonishingly regular basis.
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"It will be a big tragedy if these talks don't make headway," Khan said at a ceremony at Pakistan's Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan.
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China's inability to make headway on North Korea was one of the topics that was discussed, according to two people familiar with the meeting.
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If she fails to make headway or satisfy some of her more euroskeptic party members, then she can answer for it, the party sources said.
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The STOXX 600 closed provisionally up by around 1.2%, Chemicals leading the gains with a 2.54% climb, while autos struggled to make headway, slipping 0.6%.
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If you want to make headway in the CRM or analytics space, you need a solid marketing automation system — the ultimate gatekeeper of the funnel.
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While there is no expectation that the next round of talks will yield a comprehensive deal, the two sides could make headway in some areas.
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The community has reached out to the US State Department and the US Department of Homeland Security, but have yet to make headway, Manna said.
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However, women found it harder to make headway at the executive level, and progress in that area "stalled" in 2018, the U.S. investment bank found.
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Without data in the database, it's impossible for law enforcement to make headway on mobile crimes, leaving more victims left to rot on the roadside.
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As negotiators roll up their sleeves at this week's session in Mexico City, will they be able to make headway on any of these proposals?
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The Obama administration sought to make headway even in deeply conservative nations, at times coming under criticism for endangering the advocates it sought to empower.
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To make headway in taking the city, Iraqi forces have appealed for quicker airstrikes from coalition warplanes to protect them when they come under fire.
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Republicans are trying to make headway this week on finalizing a tax overhaul as their self-imposed end-of-the-year deadline comes ever closer.
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While states like Illinois, Maryland and New York are starting to make headway, New Mexico and Colorado already have fairly comprehensive food programs in place.
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But even having successfully combined LQG methods with string theory to make headway in anti-de Sitter space, the question remains: How useful is that combination?
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Other emerging market currencies struggled to make headway with Turkey's lira falling 78.326.21 percent ahead of the first central bank rate-setting meeting since the election.
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U.S. officials have been concerned that inter-Korean relations may be advancing too fast even as Pyongyang and Washington struggle to make headway in denuclearization talks.
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Chiefly, lawmakers are hoping to make headway on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that, like other budget-related legislation, has been delayed this year. Rep.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee, meanwhile is hoping to make headway on its military construction and veterans affairs spending bill, set to be marked up on Thursday.
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"We have broadly recognized the importance of developing supportive constituencies in order to make headway in tightening the global web of anti-corruption accountability," a Feb.
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For Microsoft, forging close ties with startups represents an important market opportunity as it tries to make headway against Amazon in the booming cloud computing market.
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Mr. Maestracci has struggled to make headway with his suit, partly because the Nahmads have said their galleries had no ownership stake in the offshore entity.
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Initiatives in New York and elsewhere have struggled to make headway despite growing calls to rethink the way the criminal justice system approaches the sex trade.
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Outside experts say it is at least possible to imagine situations in which the Trump administration works to make headway on emissions within the Paris deal.
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It&aposs not easy catching the attention of Gen Z, but several legacy brands are starting to make headway in resonating with the coveted consumer demographic.
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Using them in tandem with response tactics, states can finally begin to make headway on an epidemic plaguing their communities — all while saving lives and money.
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Also unclear is whether the plan could enable him to make headway among younger, progressive advocates who have rallied around the more progressive campaigns of Sens.
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Keeping them alive long enough for them to make headway with addiction treatment is crucial, and naloxone is often a key component to achieving that goal.
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To start with, there are still some anagrams to cling to; I use these clues as toeholds to make headway in all manner of variety puzzles.
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While autonomous vehicles make headway with taxi services in places like Arizona and Las Vegas through Waymo and Lyft, it's slower going for a truly driverless experience.
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The party establishment has not lost a Senate GOP primary since 2012, even as presidential candidates aligned with Republican leaders failed to make headway against Donald Trump.
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IoT technologies and big data solutions have begun to make headway in boosting yields, with "smart farms" likely to further drive down the prices of all foods.
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Dr. Shulkin, who served as under secretary of veterans affairs in the Obama administration, had begun to make headway on some of the department's most persistent problems.
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Whether Mr. Lourenço will make headway against the country's corruption, or whether he is simply consolidating power to ensure he gets his share, remains to be seen.
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The investment is also a way for Ford, which is more than century old, to tap into Silicon Valley talent and make headway in a competitive space.
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But the slightly more distant future is driverless cars, and the scandals — among other things — have really hurt the company's effort to make headway in this area.
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"The nursing home issue is one that Democrats feel they can make headway with," said Susan MacManus, a political science professor at the University of South Florida.
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Trump has pressed his trade team to make headway in the talks, even as he's shown no willingness to cede to China's demands that he lift tariffs.
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Thomas Countryman, the State Department's top arms control officer during the Obama administration, said the government should make headway on the domestic problem before helping other countries.
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China's yuan and the Australian dollar regained some poise on Tuesday after upbeat comments from U.S. President Donald Trump suggested trade talks with Beijing could yet make headway.
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"The company is struggling to make headway after selling Costa as it focuses squarely on an increasingly tough hotels market," said Neil Wilson, chief market analyst for Markets.com.
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Several official and private investigators said they had hoped to make headway by following the money trail in the Philippines, but they told Reuters it has gone cold.
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French officials have vowed to spend more promoting the country's attractions, though a boom in foreign visitors to Spain this year suggests other destinations could make headway faster.
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"We will interrogate them, and if we get any significant information from them regarding Nikhil's murder, then this will help to make headway into the investigation," he said.
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With the Senate Banking Committee's recent history of bipartisan achievement, there are real opportunities to make headway on outstanding financial services policy issues to support our communities nationwide.
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To make headway on this question, it is crucial to clearly distinguish two conceptually and empirically separable aspects of "big government" — the regulatory state and the redistributive state.
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But they are struggling to make headway against a party establishment that refuses to acknowledge that it is on the wrong track, let alone take action to change.
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Notably, the survey says users turn to Snapchat while they're shopping — an accolade that seems like catnip for advertisers as Snapchat tries to make headway in the shopping category.
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The weather had given firefighters a reprieve on Tuesday as cooler temperatures, lower winds and coastal fog let them make headway against the fires that had burned 115,000 acres.
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The Egyptian government, with U.S. encouragement and assistance, needs to adopt a more nimble strategy to make headway against ISIS in the Sinai, as brute force has proven ineffective.
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But Abe, who has met Putin 14 times since his first 2006-2007 premiership, has a chance to make headway when he holds a summit with Putin on Dec.
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Madhav said that a previous BJP-backed government in Jammu and Kashmir state had considered building either separate or mixed resettlement townships, but had been unable to make headway.
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Gillibrand, a senator from New York since 2009, is the latest in a spate of Democrats to end their campaigns in the past month after failing to make headway.
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Rocket fire and shelling towards the airport ramped up late last week as a United Nations effort to bring the warring sides together in Geneva failed to make headway.
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"It's going to be difficult for Canada to make headway, at least in the current risk-off environment," said Michael Goshko, corporate risk manager at Western Union Business Solutions.
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Last week, US Secretary of Defense James Mattis made an unexpected trip to Afghanistan as the US tries to make headway in the country after 17 years of war.
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Deutsche Bank analysts said Monday's data suggested it would be tough for emicizumab to make headway among those patients, however, since clotting factors appeared to be more effective for them.
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The South African rand was one of the few currencies to make headway, strengthening 214.87 percent after President Cyril Ramaphosa suspended the head of the revenue service pending disciplinary action.
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"Without political and diplomatic tools, it is impossible to make headway in the current situation; to be more precise, it is impossible," said Putin at a news conference with Moon.
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The iPhone maker has been using such exclusives to make headway against bigger rivals like Spotify, which it lags behind in paid subscriber count (17 million to Spotify's 40 million).
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The California Democrat, who announced his presidential bid earlier this year, has struggled to make headway in the 2020 race, which now includes a field of more than 20 candidates.
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Chao echoed Trump's calls for getting more private capital off the sidelines, but also emphasized that it will likely take a mix of public and private funding to make headway.
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The government of President Michelle Bachelet, whose term ends Sunday, used the news of the award on Monday to call on lawmakers to make headway on the bill this week.
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Crews took advantage of cooler temperatures, lower winds and coastal fog on Tuesday to make headway against the fires but cautioned that homes, wineries and other structures remained at risk.
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Here are some of the timepieces that they are to present, as well as some of the pieces introduced by brands hoping to make headway on their own this spring.
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He had staked out a claim to lead a pan-European alliance of nationalists that would change the face of European politics, the nationalist cause failed to make headway beyond Italy.
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Amazon has long wanted to make headway in the $700 billion grocery industry — it is not only an immense market, but also a category in which customers buy with high frequency.
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If we can make headway on these issues, extremist political forces seeking to mobilize through hate, fear, and frustration will fail to find more Orlando shooters, marathon bombers or American Nazis.
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Carson will skip tomorrow night's Republican debate in his hometown of Detroit after failing to make headway with voters in the 15 Republican contests in the 2016 primary race so far.
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Now, to preserve its business in one of the world's most sought-after destinations, Airbnb is testing out this Century 21 deal to see if it can make headway with sublets.
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Abascal, who is against a federal Europe but would be happy with a union of sovereign states, and would keep Spain in the euro, is also trying to make headway abroad.
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The struggles the contestants went through help explain why it has been so hard to make headway against the nation's obesity problem, which afflicts more than a third of American adults.
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The president will need to make headway with black voters or hope that many who traditionally backed Democratic candidates stay home in 2020, in order to improve his margins from 85033.
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With Wall Street's main indexes struggling to make headway, even as they hover below record levels, investors are waiting to see if results from major companies ease concerns about earnings recession.
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Whether or not the proposal will make headway—or if the mayor will cough up extra dollars for the immediate game plan laid out recently by the MTA—is anyone's guess.
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Right now he's looking at adjunct teaching gigs—low-paying academic work that comes with no benefits and no real likelihood of being able to make headway on what he owes.
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Rajeev Suri, the current C.E.O., failed to make headway in 5G during his half-decade tenure, falling behind Huawei and a Swedish rival, Ericsson, in securing new deals with telecom operators.
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However, the IEX team remains girded for battle and confident that it can continue to make headway in offering a fair and transparent option for market participants over the long term.
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For Mr. Xi, the priority in talks with Mr. Trump is to make headway on a truce in the trade war that has helped drive a slowdown in Chinese economic growth.
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One duck boat is seen gaining speed in the lake as it appears to make headway toward land, while the other remains left behind and struggling to remain upright against ferocious winds.
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Copper, chiefly used in construction, has struggled to make headway this year after rallying to a near four-year high late last year on expectations that global growth would drive demand higher.
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Other emerging currencies also struggled to make headway, with investor sentiment soured by poor Chinese trade data which showed 49.0373 exports falling for a second year, posting their worst drop since 49.0363.
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Again, this is all very conceptual right now, but with more PhD student labor and grant funding, Future Meat is hoping to make headway on bioreactor prototypes within the next several years.
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Asia Pacific states have viewed the initial Trump-Xi meeting with cautious optimism and hope that the two powers can make headway on the North Korea nuclear crisis and other looming challenges.
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Facebook, which is blocked in China, is seeking to make headway in the notoriously media controlling country by testing a tool that would block certain news stories from appearing in user's feeds.
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Li had said in May that HKEX needed "a lot of patience" to develop its business in mainland China, with his pursuit of LME warehousing in the country failing to make headway.
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That raises the risk that the next government will be paralyzed by infighting and opposition, unable to make headway against the dual economic and political crises facing Brazil, Latin America's largest economy.
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The Band line was severely lacking from a hardware perspective, and the company didn't really do much to distinguish the offering beyond that, failing to make headway in an overcrowded wearable space.
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These first worlds—small sandboxes, generated anew each time, designed to familiarize players with controls that can be pretty finicky—introduce you, too, to the gold bricks you need to make headway.
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The theory is that attacking from the north will force the Islamic State to split its defensive operations and make it easier for the Counterterrorism Service to make headway from the south.
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Finally, last December, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe tried to woo Vladimir Putin with suggestions that Tokyo might want to prioritize economic relations and make headway on resolving the Kuril Islands issue.
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Volvo, which is weighing a stock market listing, is trying to make headway in self-driving cars as a mid-size luxury player with more limited resources than a BMW or Audi.
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The blue-chip Dow index has crossed four similar 13,000-point milestones this year on the back of strong corporate earnings, robust economic data and hopes that Trump's tax plan would make headway.
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Trump scrapped his meeting with Democrats and issued that threat just as his administration had begun to make headway in discussions with Democrats about ratifying the USMCA, the revamped NAFTA free trade agreement.
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But the rally's momentum slowed partly as investors sought more clarity on whether the United States and China could make headway on their talks on trade as well as intellectual property (IP) rights.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric burned through another $1 billion in cash during the second quarter, but the struggling conglomerate continues to make headway in recovering from a disastrous past few years.
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Democrats hope that shifting demographics in Georgia and an influx of new residents will help them make headway in a state that has been controlled largely by Republicans for more than a decade.
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"At a Republican Party convention in California focused on strategy to make headway for conservatives in the blue state, Parscale said the Trump family was "propelling the Republican Party into a new party.
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At the same time, I think some of it has been a natural evolution of the way our society has gone with women increasingly in male-dominated fields being able to make headway.
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The latest bill carries White House approval and is aligned with the Trump administration's efforts to make headway on IT modernization, giving Republicans in Congress extra incentive to move quickly on the legislation.
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In order to make headway with such groups, officials must approach them in a transparent and empathetic way, University of Washington School of Medicine pediatrics professor Douglas Opel told the Wall Street Journal.
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"Without political and diplomatic tools, it is impossible to make headway in the current situation; to be more precise, it is impossible," Mr. Putin said during a joint news conference with Mr. Moon.
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And note: most of these seem to feature Democrats, but the story of this election so far has been whether Democrats can make headway in Republican territory in House, Senate and Governors races.
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Investor interest in Asia-focused private equity has grown as deals have increased in size following corporate restructuring and as global private equity funds make headway in key markets, including China, India and Japan.
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"We've got a way to go to get people easier access to testing and treatment, but if we could get global coverage, then we could really make headway in eliminating the virus," she said.
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The 30-member index has crossed four similar 1,000-point milestones this year on the back of strong corporate earnings, robust economic data and hopes that President Donald Trump's tax plan would make headway.
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Today, 50 years after Kimura's article, more affordable genomic sequencing and sophisticated statistical methods are allowing evolutionary theorists to make headway on quantifying the contribution of adaptive variation and neutral evolution to species differences.
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With doubts still growing over whether the Fed can raise rates in March, or indeed at all this year, the dollar was struggling to make headway at $1.1017 per euro, flat on the day.
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It's my own experience with Ingress that makes me concerned about early players getting an advantage in Pokémon Go: I joined Ingress quite late and found it hard to make headway as a beginner.
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Beneath their poised and approachable exteriors, it was also clear that the former and current first ladies share a steely determination to make headway in the fight to improve the lives of Afghan women.
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Investor interest in Asia-focused private equity has grown as deals have increased in size following corporate restructuring and as global private equity funds make headway in key markets, including China, India, and Japan.
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They've failed to make headway against IP or technology pilfering or the trade deficit with China, which increased from $347 billion when Trump took office to a record $419 billion in March of 2019.
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The French beauty firm has been investing like peers in bio-friendly ointments to make headway in a fast-growing niche still dominated by small, specialized companies that got a headstart on larger rivals.
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Gorenje is among the smaller brands in Europe with a European market share of about 4 percent, struggling to make headway against the might of global players including Sweden's Electrolux and U.S. rival Whirpool.
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Moves to liberalize access to professions such as pharmacies, notaries and taxis, have also failed to make headway, stuck in parliament for the past two years as the government avoids conflict with powerful vested interests.
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China's markets have struggled to make headway amid growing perceptions that the central bank is in no hurry to ease policy soon, for fear of adding to already high debt levels and stoking asset bubbles.
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Eight days of talks in Mexico's capital failed to make headway on new rules governing the content of products made in North America, which has been one of the most contentious issues in the talks.
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The ANC is under pressure to make headway with land reform ahead of next year's national election, where the ultra-left Economic Freedom Fighters party has made faster land redistribution one of its main policies.
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The bank, often known as Banxico, cited slowing inflation and increasing slack in the economy, fueling expectations that further monetary policy easing could be on the way with key economic indicators struggling to make headway.
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Ramaphosa used his close ties to South Africa's largest union federation COSATU (Congress of South African Trade Unions) to make headway and in what was seen by unions as an unusual move, Gordhan intervened personally.
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As the nominating contests heads to the South, where closed primaries that exclude same-day registrants skew the electorate older, Sanders needs to make headway with that group if he wants to lock up the nomination.
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Sterling reversed earlier gains to trade down 0.1 percent at $1.3124 after hopes that talks between the Conservative and Labour parties over Brexit can make headway had last week sent the pound to one-month highs.
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On the other end, the deal gives Amazon a sizable new source of revenue in the apparel and footwear market, both important sectors in a broader push from Amazon to make headway in clothing and fashion.
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The former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania, who won the Iowa Republican caucus in 2012 but did not make headway this election year, plans to endorse another candidate in the 2016 White House race, according to CNN.
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Wanda's financial profile will deteriorate faster than we expected if it sustains the expansion of its new Wanda Plaza projects at 1H8523 levels and fails to make headway to fund this expansion with third-party funding.
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"Without political and diplomatic tools, it is impossible to make headway in the current situation; to be more precise, it is impossible at all," Putin said at a joint news conference with his South Korean counterpart.
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But while states make headway, the bizarre fact is that because of America's history, the federal government only allows recreational use of three substances OK'd by colonial powers in the 20th century: alcohol, tobacco and caffeine.
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Meanwhile, some officials inside Trump's administration have continued to privately cast doubts that a meeting with Kim will ever materialize, even as Trump himself has pressured his aides to make headway on organizing the historic encounter.
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At the start of the day, firefighters in Los Angeles and those battling a much larger conflagration in northern California's Sonoma County wine country took advantage of lighter winds to make headway before hazardous winds reemerged.
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"If we do make headway, and the president thinks we're close enough that he can close the deal on major issues, then I think he'll want to have a meeting and do that," he told reporters.
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With the government gaining ground backed by Russian air power, international diplomacy is struggling to make headway toward an overall negotiated settlement to the war that has killed 250,000 people and forced 11 million from their homes.
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If the PTI can make headway in Punjab, where the PML-N won 0003 of 148 seats at the last election, in 2013, Mr Khan stands a good chance of becoming the leader of a coalition government.
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On the other hand, the Cardinal (4-1) couldn't make headway against Notre Dame's defense, generating just a 213-yard field goal from Jet Toner in the third quarter and creating no holes for tailback Bryce Love.
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If the Heiltsuk can't make headway with the BC government using hair snares and DNA analysis — tools of Western scientific research — it shouldn't come as a surprise that native knowledge still receives short shrift in many quarters.
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Her team is struggling to make headway in exit talks with the EU, several ministers are embroiled in a wider sexual harassment scandal and her ability to command a majority in parliament is facing its most serious test.
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In conversations I had with executives leading up to the launch, the implication was clear: LeEco wanted in on the US market, and the company's Chinese owners will willing to spend the money it took to make headway.
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This has included adding carrier billing, where you can charge an app payment to your phone bill, or link it with your pre-pay credits — especially important to make headway in markets where credit card penetration is lower.
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U.S. special forces have joined the battle to crush Islamist militants holed up in a southern Philippines town, officials said on Saturday, as government forces struggled to make headway and 13 marines were killed in intense urban fighting.
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In order to begin to make headway, educators must stand as role models committed to honoring and serving this next greatest generation of veterans as they continue to serve; transition; and become members of the greater civilian community.
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Britain is struggling to make headway in negotiations with Brussels on arrangements for leaving the EU and the trading arrangements that will follow after Britain leaves the bloc in 2019, fuelling boardroom uncertainty in key sectors like aerospace.
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But the opportunity to make headway early within that influential demographic group has made a number of the 210 hopefuls frequent visitors to the early caucus state of Nevada, where 22018% of the electorate was Hispanic in 22020.
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"The most important thing is for players to feel sympathetic towards each of the characters," he tells me—and it's true enough that you'll have be a good listener to make headway with your social links in Persona 5.
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The efforts failed to make headway in Congress, leaving LGBTQ Americans vulnerable to getting fired from a job, evicted from a home, or kicked out of a hotel or restaurant — solely because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Commerce on smartphones continues to make headway as a share of overall online sales, even as conversion rates — the percentage of website visitors who make a purchase — remain much lower than those for shopping via tablets or regular computers.
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But Ratner could not make headway because of an unusual alliance between several powerful unions opposed to the owners of the U.F.C. and Sheldon Silver, then the powerful speaker of the Assembly, who prevented bills from reaching a vote.
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But Mr. Sanders has struggled to make headway with the most important constituencies that resisted his campaign four years ago, and the senator has lost ground with some groups that backed him as the only alternative to Mrs. Clinton.
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As we struggle to make headway in this specific response, it should remind us that the goals of promoting health and addressing mass incarceration both require that we finally connect these institutions to our community-based systems of health.
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Chief Executive Matt Comyn, who replaced Ian Narev in April with a promise to fix the bank's problems, said he would need weeks to make headway in building his new team, raising concerns over upheaval in the leadership group.
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The 95-3 vote sends the measure to the House of Representatives, where lawmakers have been unable to make headway on their own FAA bill because of differences over a provision to privatize the U.S. air traffic control system.
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With the dollar firming 84.9833 percent against a basket of currencies and U.S. 84.9823-year yields at six-week highs, emerging currencies struggled to make headway, with the South Korean won weakening 84.9813 percent and the Indian rupee down 84.9803 percent.
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LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks fell on Friday and were set to end the week down, snapping a three-week winning streak, as risk appetite eased ahead of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, while currencies struggled to make headway.
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But diplomats from China — including the Chinese ambassador to the US — are increasing their presence on Twitter, attempting to make headway on a platform that they've seen Trump both master in terms of propaganda and grant his generally limited attention.
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The date of the letter suggests it may have been sent around the time of Secretary of State Michael Pompeo's visit to Pyongyang last week, in which the United States and North Korea struggled to make headway on the denuclearization issue.
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Chopra and Jonas, a happy result of the 2018's Summer Of Love, have been engaged for about two months now, and though that's not usually enough time to make headway with wedding planning, these two are probably getting help.
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The central bank added negative interest rates in February to its stimulus program launched in 2013, under which it prints 80 trillion yen ($780 billion) a year to buy government bonds, but inflation has failed to make headway to its target.
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The stakes are enormous: A union victory of this scale could energize the labor movement's long-tortured efforts to make headway in the American South, a region whose low wages and lack of collective bargaining helps depress employment standards nationwide.
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Analysts have said Europe's biggest automaker faces a doubly difficult problem in trying to make headway in the United States as even before the scandal it was seen as notoriously slow to refresh models and catch up with new market trends.
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While we struggle to make headway in regulating these issues in the U.S., trying to figure out where the line between free speech and censorship is, the European Union is taking steps to make the internet a less hateful place.
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Amazon is leaning into Alexa and betting that voice ordering is the next big retail trend — but declining market share against Google Home and Chinese competitors as well as a rare leak of Alexa numbers suggest it's struggling to make headway.
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American officials have said they expect Mr. Xi to try to make headway with Mr. Kim on the nuclear issue, then use that as leverage with Mr. Trump on trade next week, when the two are expected to meet in Japan.
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China's Ministry of Commerce called the talks "honest, efficient and constructive," and added that the countries discussed China's ability to buy American agricultural products — one of very few topics that the two sides were expected to try to make headway on.
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Mr. Little had led the Labour Party since November 2014, but he had failed to make headway in the polls against a long-serving National Party-led government, and support for Labour had steadily declined over the last six weeks.
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LONDON, Aug 0.1913 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks bounced on Tuesday as investors shrugged off the previous session's U.S. rate hike nerves but currencies including the rand and the lira struggled to make headway in the face of a stronger dollar.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 91%Summary: In the comedic drama "Adaptation," screenwriter Charlie Kaufman (Cage) attempts to make headway on his next film script, while he's plagued by his annoying twin brother Donald (Cage) and a nasty case of writer's block.
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A bipartisan group of legislators met in the White House to try to make headway on gun law reforms in the wake of the deadly shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school that left 254 dead and injured more than a dozen others.
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This unprecedented number, along with the historic surge of women who ran and were elected to office in the 2018 midterms, is a hopeful indication that women are beginning to make headway on the long and difficult path toward parity in politics.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - U.S. special forces have joined the battle to crush Islamist militants holed up in a southern Philippines town, officials said on Saturday, as government forces struggled to make headway and 13 marines were killed in intense urban fighting.
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Why it matters: The trip, organized via the Solar Energy Industries Association, signals how opponents of new tariffs are pushing to make headway with Trump aides even as the U.S. International Trade Commission is still weighing its upcoming recommendations to the White House.
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The real estate businessman is staring down his first major opportunity to make headway on his campaign pledge to level the terms of the US-China trade relationship as he meets for the first time with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday.
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We continue to make headway in transportation (25 percent of global emissions), and building management (roughly 20 percent of global emissions) where large-scale IoT and smart-city initiatives can dramatically increase the energy efficiency of the spaces where we live and work.
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But Mr. Temer's legal troubles may hinder Mr. Bolsonaro's ability to make headway on an ambitious legislative agenda, which includes an overhaul of the pension system and a crime bill that would give law enforcement officials broader authority to go after corruption.
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The defiant governors and the Afghan president all oppose the Taliban, but their infighting has added to complications for the United States as it struggles to make headway against the insurgents, even as President Trump has stepped up a bombing campaign against them.
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The E will compete with other compact, city-oriented EVs like the Fiat 500e and the Mini Cooper SE. By rolling out the E this year, Honda is starting to make headway on its goal of electrifying its entire European lineup by 2022.
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But the administration is finally starting to make headway in one critical area that could end up being a defining element of the Trump presidency, and one in which Democrats are limited in their ability to thwart him: reshaping the federal judiciary.
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That issue is expected to be front and center on Thursday, when Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and Robert Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's top trade negotiator, will again try to make headway toward a final deal during a two-day visit to Beijing.
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The House may act on legislation to combat opioid abuse and perhaps belatedly pass a budget while the Senate struggles to make headway on the annual spending bills after a dispute over last year's Iran nuclear deal enveloped a popular energy and water projects measure.
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In September, Putin met Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Russia's eastern port city of Vladivostok where both agreed to deepen economic ties and work to make headway on negotiations for the conclusion of a peace treaty ahead of his Japan visit in December.
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At the meetings, ASEAN and China will try to make headway in negotiations for a code of conduct for the South China Sea, which Beijing claims almost in its entirety while ASEAN members Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei claim parts of the area.
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The counterpoint to this: If stocks can't make headway through this whole earnings season while credit markets hang tough and the macro picture still appears stable, the market might be working through something a bit more serious than a simple attitude and valuation adjustment.
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The pound, already struggling to make headway amid concerns about Britain's departure from the European Union, plummeted to its lowest since April 2017 in early Asian trading after a "flash crash" - triggered by massive stop-loss sales in Japan's yen - forced widespread selling of sterling.
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At the meetings, ASEAN and China will try to make headway in negotiations for a code of conduct for the South China Sea, which Beijing claims almost in its entirety while ASEAN members Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei claim parts of the area.
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Administration officials said they expected the Chinese leader to try to make headway with Mr. Kim on the nuclear talks and then use that as leverage with Mr. Trump in the trade negotiations, when they meet at the Group of 20 gathering in Osaka.
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It's an inopportune stumble for the company, which has pitted itself against Netflix and Amazon, not to mention the Walt Disney Company, as it tries to make headway in a business that has nothing to do with the selling of iPhones and MacBook Pros.
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Around eight patients can pass through daily and, by weaving together threads of disparate data, Venter hopes to make headway in understanding the fundamentals of ageing and, as a corollary, why many key diseases, including cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer's, are strongly associated with old age.
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They said that the relationship with North Korea continued to be productive, that Mr Kim had promised to stick to his moratorium on tests of nuclear devices and missiles and that they were hoping to make headway on an agreement in the weeks and months ahead.
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Despite his own history in selling to a big tech giant, and the track record of so many other mapping startups getting snapped up, Solem believes that there is not just an opportunity, but a need for standalone businesses like Mapillary to make headway in this market.
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North Korea: 'Recognize our nuclear program' Meanwhile, commentary Friday in the Rodong Sinmun newspaper, the official mouthpiece of North Korea's Workers' Party of Korea, called on the United States to recognize the North as a nuclear power if it wants future diplomatic efforts to make headway.
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Infrastructure isn't just roads and bridges Even if Congress and President Trump are unable to make headway on an infrastructure bill between now and the 2020 general election, Sandbrook is still hopeful that there will be a lot of demand for concrete and other building supplies.
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Modi also named a new minister for the railways to restore confidence in the world's fourth-biggest rail network after a string of accidents, as well as a new leader to head a planned clean up of the river Ganges that has failed to make headway.
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American officials have said they expect Mr. Xi to try to make headway with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, on the country's nuclear weapons, then use that as leverage with President Trump on trade next week, when the two are expected to meet in Japan.
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It would include prioritizing manufacturing, protecting American companies in industries China wants to make headway in, restrictions on investments and capital flows, tax changes that encourage United States tech companies to spend more on research and development rather than on buybacks, and support for small businesses.
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Mr. Trump and some of his advisers are also irked that Fox News is showcasing not just Mr. Sanders, but a moderate like Ms. Klobuchar of Minnesota, a Midwest state where the Trump campaign is looking to make headway, according to people familiar with their thinking.
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Neither has built up a significant organization in the states that will jointly make up this cycle's version of "super Tuesday," and outsider observers are openly skeptical that, wherever they finish in New Hampshire, either has the pieces in place to make headway in the month ahead.
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The move on financial aid for undocumented immigrants comes during a week in which the Legislature and Governor Cuomo continued to make headway on a list of liberal measures that had long been blocked while Republicans controlled the State Senate for most of the last decade.
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Facebook began to make headway against the thousands of people uploading minor variants of the shooting video only when they began matching audio snippets against the video; and even then parts of the shooting can still be found on Facebook and Instagram a month later, as Motherboard reported.
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Later, a young David Duke (Topher Grace), the former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, explains that the Klan will make headway not by wearing hoods and burning crosses, but by wearing suits and seeming respectable—and by "getting the embodiment of that in the White House".
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Seeing the management firm as a way to make headway on key environmental and criminal justice issues, the headliner pundit will be announcing plans soon for a tour of the U.S. And don't worry, you're not alone if you're eagerly awaiting Bey dropping in on the political scene.
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WORDPLAY, THE CROSSWORD COLUMN Hey, David Liben-Nowell and Victor Barocas, wait just a — SUNDAY PUZZLE — Today's grid by David Liben-Nowell and Victor Barocas presents a really innocuous layout: There are hardly any long entries, and there are multiple points of entry for a solver to make headway.
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Around the same time, Dr. Anzia said, national organizations representing interest groups ranging from teachers to gun owners became more active in state capitals, because they found it far easier to make headway in places like Sacramento and Charleston, W.Va., than in Washington because of gridlock in Congress.
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Nice Tattoo, which has an all-female team of artists, stands apart in its mission to make the tattooing experience a kinder one not only for clients, but also for women trying to make headway in a business that has often been marked by macho behavior and sexist treatment.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Henrik Stenson has one hand on the European Order of Merit title after a string of birdies on the back nine of his third round at the DP World Tour Championship on Saturday lifted the Swede up the leaderboard as his money-list rivals failed to make headway.
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Rumors that Trump might replace Pence with Haley on the 2020 ticket have percolated for some time, especially as the Trump campaign looks to make headway with suburban women voters that moved away from the party in the 2018 midterms and continued to do so in local elections earlier this month.
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Not so new that he can't reinvent the government, broker peace in the Middle East, spearhead our negotiations with countries elsewhere in the world, make headway against the opioid epidemic, reform the criminal justice system and still carve out time to tackle the slopes of Aspen with Ivanka and the kids.
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Stocks fell Monday after Bloomberg News reported the administration was weighing deploying a third tranche of additional tariffs on China in early December, if the two countries fail to make headway to break a trade deadlock when Trump and President Xi Jinping meet during the G20 in Buenos Aires later next month.
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As a staffer in the White House Office of Public Liaison during the Reagan administration, I spent my days trying to make headway against a well-oiled Sandinista propaganda machine that was aided by liberal members of Congress, a compliant media, and groups such as the National Council of Churches that should have known better.
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Thune called for Trump to withdraw from the presidential race after the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape from 2005 showing the then-candidate making lewd comments about women, but told NPR that now that Trump has been elected, lawmakers who are not retiring need to do their best to make headway on their agenda.
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While Martin does get up to plenty of typical dog shenanigans — in the first episode, he literally eats his owner's homework — he's way more concerned with observing and dissecting the emotional roller coaster that is his life with Nan (Fargo's Allison Tolman), his harried owner who's trying to make headway in her frustrating advertising job.
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USA-ELECTION/BUTTIGIEG As primaries near, Buttigieg struggles to make headway with black voters Pete Buttigieg is betting big on Iowa and New Hampshire, hoping success in the largely white states will help him overcome dismal support from black voters by the time more diverse states weigh in on his bid for the presidency.
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The hope this week among Republicans was that 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 would make headway on unifying the party in two pivotal meetings on Capitol Hill.
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While we all agree that this requires concerted action from authorities and citizens alike, including countering immediate threats to our safety and welfare, targeting combatants, bringing to justice those who harbor and assist attackers, cutting off terror financing, and so on, the root causes of terrorism must also be addressed if we are to truly make headway against this scourge.
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He told the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday, "If we make headway to stop this transfer of technology, this unfair trade by this trading partner, it's going to have a huge impact in terms of jobs and high-end jobs in America," Some strategists say if existing tariffs are left in place as a means of enforcement, that would be a negative for markets.
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Perhaps worried that, as the investigations make headway, evidence will come to light that the Russian state or at least Russians were clearly involved in the hacking, Mr. Putin appeared to be setting up a pre-emptive line of defense, as the Kremlin did when it became difficult to simply deny initially secret Russian deployments to Ukraine in 2014, and to Syria in late 2015.
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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 reportedly dismissed his own planned trip to the border as irrelevant and unlikely to make headway on Tuesday amid the ongoing dispute with Democrats over funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Maher charged that Democrats appeared "weak" by floating ideas such as impeachment and other means of holding 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 accountable without actually taking action and listed Trump's tax returns as one area in which Democrats have so far failed to make headway.
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Change the image Senior administration officials have offered no indication that Trump intends to apologize for or walk back the campaign rhetoric and proposals that experts say have fueled anti-Muslim sentiment in the US. Trump and his aides do, however, want to change that image as Trump looks to make headway on the true goal of his trip to Saudi Arabia: eradicating the threat that ISIS and other Islamist terrorist groups pose to the United States.
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An anthology of Pasolini's writings called "In Danger"; "Journal of an Ordinary Grief," by the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish; another anthology of recent political poetry and prose called "Anguish Language: Writing and Crisis"; and a proof of Margaret Jull Costa's new translation of Pessoa's "The Book of Disquiet," which I'm particularly excited to read, as somehow I could never make headway with the older English translation and have hopes that at last this famous book will break open for me.
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