It's a hardware move, a competitive move, a brand move, a risky move.
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I couldn't move my head, I couldn't move my arms, I couldn't move my legs.
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"You move, you move, you move, new place, new state, new friends, every time," he said recently.
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Move Minutes are self-explanatory: For every minute you move, you get closer towards your Move Minutes goal.
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"When you move to this volcano, or move to this island, you move into her house," Bersamina said.
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Biogen is expected to move 4.2 percent, Gilead could see a move of 3.9 percent, Celgene is expecting a 3.3 percent move, and Vertex could move about 3.2 percent.
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You swing, you touch one another, you move together, you move as a couple, you move as a people.
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Everybody would love to move on, but you can&apost move on if the Clintons don&apost move on.
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The move weakens conservative votes in the places they move to and strengthens it in places they move from.
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There are other forces however saying let's move towards isolationism, let's move towards ultra nationalism, let's move towards building walls.
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It was move fast ... Move fast and break things.
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"For this population, for able-bodied adults, we should celebrate helping people move up, move on, and move out," she said.
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Please observe: If baguettes could move, how would they move?
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BLITZER: I want to move — I want to move on.
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It's had a huge move, we've got to move on.
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You move your head, and the screen's got to move.
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"I move a lot, and I move fast," he said.
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You have to move guests in, and move them out.
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"He'd shoot and move, shoot and move," Murray told me.
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However, the easy move was definitely not the smartest move.
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Users have to move the grip to move the camera.
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After that, it's time to move up or move on.
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The spinoff move is a further move in that direction.
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The press has described the move — Meghan's move — as selfish.
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"Move, move, move," my guide said to me as we clambered down a slippery bank, grabbing on to bendy branches for support.
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Move when it's cold; move when you're tired; move when you don't want to keep going or even get off the couch.
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Move when it's cold, move when you're tired, move when you don't want to keep going or even get off the couch.
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If they move June, they will probably move again in September.
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"We didn't move to L.A. to move to L.A.," Ninja says.
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That way, you can move ahead together or just move on.
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They move as you move and change with your facial expressions.
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They move as you move and change with your facial expressions.
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But, until then, why move the stove merely to move it?
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YOU PUT ON TARIFFS, YOU'LL MOVE CURRENCY YOU'LL MOVE THIS CURRENCY.
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Their faces move, smile, and blink as you move around them.
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"Thank God, you move forward, other lives move forward" he said.
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I remember someone saying, 'You cannot move, do not move, we don't care how bad the pressure and the pain is, you can't move.
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Cleveland made the risky move, and the risky move declined to participate.
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This is a historical move, and a move in the right direction.
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"Move bar cleared!" it says when you get up and move around.
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Should Jones move to heavyweight, it could be a one-way move.
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The move comes approximately 30 seconds after Verizon made a similar move.
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Rates move opposite price, so yields move lower when prices turn higher.
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Whenever you move up a price point, the sound should move too.
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They move in one direction they all move in the other direction.
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Every time you move toward one you move away from the other.
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Does the chart move the market or the market move the chart?
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That dwarfs, really, the significance of a move here or move there.
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Look, I want to move forward, I don't want to move back.
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Deliver an ultimatum so you can move ahead or just move on.
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There ain't nothing here to see, folks, move along, ah move along.
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It can move right just as easily as it can move left.
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For someone to move up the ladder, someone else must move down.
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I was unable to move and she was unable to move me.
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Successful Dutch bankers move to London; competent German bureaucrats move to Brussels.
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"If humans don't move, why should languages and tools move?" he asked.
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So when it's time to move furniture, it's time to move furniture.
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" He added: "As I move, I try not to move too much.
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"The Iranians are thinking, if the U.S. drops him, he'll move to Russia, he'll move to China, he'll move to our axis," Ms. Slim said.
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"For this population, for able-bodied adults, we should celebrate helping people move up, move on, and move out," she said in a speech last week.
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Rather than move oxygen with their hearts, they move it with their guts.
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Either way, WhatsApp's move into stickers is very much a Facebook -led move.
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Speculation about such a move has also started to move money market rates.
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When you see a Fosse dance move, you know it's a Fosse move.
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The truth of the matter is: I move when I'm ready to move.
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I didn't see how that would help me move up and move forward.
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"Move forward, move forward," a man can be heard saying in one video.
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If a baguette was alive and could move around, how would it move?
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She's ready to move on — or at least, to try to move on.
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For example, bonds usually move higher when stocks move lower, and vice versa.
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Yields move inversely to price, so rates go lower when prices move higher.
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He said it was "time to move on," but move on to what?
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They pull a move like that, I think we pull a move back.
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The move prompted a wave of protests from Palestinians who rejected the move.
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So they are about to move or thinking about moving or a move.
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"There's no ponytail that doesn't move, every ponytail should move," she told PEOPLE.
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The move was unsuccessful, as top military officials did not support Guaidó's move.
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As Talka told me, when old fans move on, new fans move in.
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JG: It's very important to not try to match anyone move for move.
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My most stressful move memories do not actively involve a move per se.
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It is easy to move money in, and easy to move it out.
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"It's quite an unusual move, but it's a welcome move," Mr. Elson said.
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The move is Ford's biggest effort to move into self-driving car research.
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"A move is only a move until you get an attitude," she said.
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It is easy to move money in, and easy to move it out.
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PARKER: And I would move from one neighborhood — when it looked like it was getting bad, I'd move us out of there, move in to another neighborhood.
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Retirees may move to be near their grandkids, or they may move to Florida.
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The city's young professionals don't just want to move, they want to move soon.
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The only directive: Allow your body to move exactly how it wants to move.
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When you move — specifically, when you move your hands holding each controller — time flows.
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Let's think about how can business move trade, how business will move the trade.
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And that can all change every time they move, and they do move often.
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If real Gs move in silence, like lasagna, public companies move like belled cats.
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When moving through keyframes, use J to move left and K to move right.
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The lead up to Fantastic Beasts follows the Phantom Menace playbook move for move.
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"I'm going with the smart move rather than the big move," she says later.
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Following news of the move, city officials said it was time to move on.
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Then move to squats using a person to help you move up and down.
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The Ampy Move is a wearable battery that captures kinetic energy as you move.
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Trump's move and violating the terms of the JCPOA, such steps also move Iran,
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Sonos Move, $399The Sonos Move is one of the best speakers on the market.
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Unlike power prices, which typically move once a year, gas prices move every month.
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If he was gonna make a move, he was gonna make a move now.
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The more structure I have, the more I can move on and move forward.
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Abbott's move allows local governments to move elections scheduled for May 2 to Nov.
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So, you know when it's time to make a move, we make a move.
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He added that without three counties supporting the move, it would not move forward.
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He would move her hand to his crotch, and she would move it away.
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Despite the move, Goldman Sachs isn't too concerned over the recent move bond yields.
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Instead of building electric vehicles designed to move people, these platforms can move goods.
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Sometimes people do it because it is a good move, or the right move.
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"I've never seen a human play this move," one observer said of the move.
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Or do you think they eventually move on and move on to something else?
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It's a simple move, just move around and clench your fists on the downbeat.
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Options traders are anticipating a 4 percent move in either direction for Apple, a 5 percent move for Facebook and Alibaba and a 6 percent move for Tesla.
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My message to patriotic small donors and socially enlightened larger donors is to move now, move fast and move decisively to give Jones a powerful lift beginning today.
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A lot of the time, I'm thinking about how we as queer and trans people move through space, move through our bodies, and move through the landscapes surrounding us.
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The move you are referring to, move 37 in Game 2, has already been dubbed the "jaw-dropping move," because Lee Se-dol's jaw dropped when it was played.
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She insists that her move to the Hudson Valley wasn't a move of political calculation a la Hillary Clinton's move to Chappaqua before her campaign for Senate in 2000.
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"To move beyond white papers and academic discussion, we have to move this to a city, move this to the lived experience," said Natalie Foster, the ESP's co-chair.
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That is a fairly rapid move, but what's even stranger is the move in stocks.
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We could see a move lower in stocks and it could be a vicious move.
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"Move back, move back!" an officer on an all-terrain vehicle shouted, the Star reported.
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" He said they'll have to "not just move their lips, but also move their feet.
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New DJs move in and old heads move out on the first of every month.
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The only difference between the Move ECG and the standard Move is the electrocardiogram feature.
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This time, not making a move may well have been the correct move to make.
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It&aposs absurd BOLDEN: -- Mexican -- INGRAHAM: OK. We gotta move on -- we gotta move on.
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When you move, you move as an armed rabble rather than a coordinated assault force.
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He called it a symbolic move that may show willingness to move toward a cut.
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Although we want to move on, those other schools are not letting us move on.
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Despite the outcome of Scully's move, in hindsight, it was a move that made sense.
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As they move to that, they move to much more modern storage technologies, like Pure.
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She assumed she'd stay for a year, figure stuff out, move out and move on.
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The move lower in stocks Thursday followed a sharp move higher in the previous session.
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They move into homes and businesses, and they move very fast from structure to structure.
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"His coming here is not an empathetic move, it's a power move," Ms. Suppa said.
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Heat makes atoms move around randomly, and the higher the temperature, the more they move.
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He doesn't get my— Blitzer: I want to move on, I want to move on.
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Not just because brewers think it's the right move — because it's a smart move, too.
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"Somebody could get quarantined before the move out occurs," delaying the move, Mr. Wolfe said.
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Bond yields move opposite price, so short positions mean investors expect yields to move higher.
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The cops also told him not to move, after telling him multiple times to move.
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This, too, was a move to help enterprises move their legacy systems into the cloud.
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"We're happy to move this forward, and we expect to move this forward," he said.
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But I couldn't move, and without being able to move, I'm not going to win.
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Rather than an abrupt move up in USDCNY with fears of a subsequent large move lurking, this move is more orderly and has been a point of discussion for long.
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Why did it take hours after President Obama and Secretary Panetta ordered assets to move to actually move them, and then move them not to Benghazi, but instead to Tripoli?
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It's unclear how Republicans would move to dismiss Green's resolution, but the formal vote may specifically move to table it, send it to committee or move directly on its contents.
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When stocks move up or down, the high-yield bond market tends to move in lockstep.
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" Overall, the reality star hopes to move on from Cena: "I just want to move forward.
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Under the BLM move, 27 employees would move to a new headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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Google's move would restrict some of that visibility, and so Comcast is lobbying against the move.
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A player can do one of two things: move the "racket" left or move it right.
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"History would suggest that once you move to the network, you don't move back," he says.
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"People tend to move into this area and then never move out," said Ms. Shapiro, 49.
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When jobs leave a place and move elsewhere, economists sometimes suggest that people should move too.
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Recreating the arm-swinging move, Ribeiro initially had to be coaxed into breaking out the move.
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"He talks about heartbreak and breakups and how you move forward and move on," explains Higgins.
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The best financial move you can make is to literally move to a less expensive home.
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They can only move higher up the mountain until there's no more mountain to move to.
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It turns out that in order to move safely, you have to move much more quickly.
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Usually when yields move lower in a flight-to-safety trade, stocks move lower as well.
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I want to see you move and I'll evaluate your fitness based on how you move.
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Any sea creature that could move away did move, and anything that couldn't was killed off.
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And since fundamentals move gradually, that means that exchange rates should-- move gradually, not fluctuate widely.
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Or is the right move — the obvious move for Roku — to sell itself to a giant?
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A move to the Trump 2020 campaign was seen as a natural move for both men.
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"So he can't walk, he can't move his arms, he can't move his hands," said Ajiboye.
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Is a move against ISIS or its affiliates in Afghanistan also a move against the Taliban?
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"We need to move the water in Flint if we want to move Flint forward," Gov.
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You should also move downhill, as hot air masses created by fire tend to move up.
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So even if canceling this party is a PR move, it's also a move that counts.
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"It's more of a defensive move rather than an offensive move," he said about the promotion.
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The move unlocked yet another way for our road warrior pugs to move about the country.
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Russell had to move on, just as his pupil had to move on later Tuesday night.
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"If I have to move to keep them in their current programs, I'll move," he said.
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"They want to move up and around, move fast, cover a lot of ground," she said.
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There is a kind of logic to the way the crowds move, react, and move on.
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It won't necessarily be the move but the speed of the move that will do it.
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A big move in the typically leads to a big move in the Cboe Volatility Index.
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A five-cent move is equivalent to a 0.02 percent move in Goldman Sachs, the highest-priced Dow stock, or a 0.18 percent move in Cisco Systems, the lowest-priced component.
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Parekh and Berkley's move to Citadel follows on the heels of a similar move by tech investor Chris Connor, who shut down Ardmore Global Investors in December to move to Aptigon.
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"The reason they didn't move on from there was that the commandos wouldn't move with their lights on, and the regular army units couldn't move with their headlights off," he said.
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"It may well move to 43, it could move to 10, and it could well move to zero if Boeing don't get their s--- together pretty quickly with the regulator," O'Leary said.
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While the Fed is unlikely to move toward negative yields, Rieder said the global move toward them has made it harder for the Fed to move forward with its rate-hiking plans.
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"The cloud that's hanging over it, even with a 2.2% dividend yield, you're not going to see it move until we move and the Chinese economy starts to move," Bapis said. Disclaimer
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"Even if you could move 10 percent of the 85033,000 — back of the envelope — say you could move 30,000 jobs and you can move them a thousand at a time," Ryan said.
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" Eventually, Legrand said a move towards more open banking is a good move for consumers and the global economy in general by making it easier to "move money from left to right.
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Rather than end the debate, the move is likely to just move the battle into the boardroom.
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Silver is slower to move, but it has more room to move and that delivers better profits.
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Not only does Cardi B's hit "Bodak Yellow" make money move … it also makes the chart move.
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It's pretty dense and doesn't move at the kind of clip that audio drama needs to move.
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That's because it's much harder for a company to move revenue than it is to move profits.
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No. Will they find the same as offensive to say just go move, go move somewhere else.
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Within this logic, a move to curtail gun ownership is a move to curtail liberty, full stop.
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In order for one person to move up in the rankings, someone else has to move down.
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When your fetus tells you to pack up and move, you move — even if you're Megan Fox.
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SMAC's low friction guide system makes their actuators extremely repeatable from move to move - within 1 msec.
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Even if the majority of players move on, I won't move on until I'm finished my level.
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" Advanced Micro Devices: "I think it did have a move, a big move on a percentage basis.
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Move them by force if you must, but don't make the first move and don't gas them.
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Never get complacent, just keep moving up and if you can't move up, move over, she says.
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Silver is slower to move but it has more room to move and this delivers better profits.
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This move, however, has angered neighboring China, who sees the move as threatening to its security interests.
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"And, if need be, we may move ahead – we may move ahead on additional tariffs," he added.
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This move was praised as "a laudable first move in the right direction" by the Xinhua piece.
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Ruddy agrees that the move would be a wrong move, but dismissed the investigation Mueller is overseeing.
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"It's very much a top-down move, it's a market driven move, not company specific," added Stockton.
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The plan to move offices to government-owned properties was part of an earlier cost-cutting move.
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The Right Move From my perspective, turning on Christian is the move that Gabby had to make.
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Whites move out so often when nonwhites move in that sociologists have a name for the phenomenon.
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Between the desire to move, and the desire to not have people move to where you are.
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And so what do you ... You move quickly to organize, but Silicon Valley didn't move that quickly.
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The move has been effective, but it reversed a move towards policy simplification that began in 2016.
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So I was having to move quite a lot laterally, and I didn't move forward particularly well.
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Now, you move into the wrong neighborhood, wrong people move to the wrong place, you have problems.
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She doesn't want me to move home or move away, and she said, 'I can provide this.
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If I made a move toward either kitten, both shrank; a second move and they scurried away.
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Things move forward when everyone is clear and feels accountability as to what to move forward on.
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We're in the moving business, he would say; we move 'em in and we move 'em out.
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This double-digit move is still a notable move, though less volatile than the prior two quarters.
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Over time, Huddly also plans to move beyond the video conferencing space and move into other areas.
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In a similar move to his coach, Dan Severn, Frye then made the move to professional wrestling.
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He said he would take unilateral action, move away from traditional allies and move closer to adversaries.
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It said the move is a cost-cutting move designed to reduce unnecessary maintenance and fuel costs.
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Breasts don't just move up and down when a woman runs, they move in a figure eight.
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The move to slow download speeds on PlayStation 4 is similar to an earlier move from YouTube.
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"What Air France is doing is a smart marketing move, but it's also a brave marketing move."
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People say, "Just move somewhere else, move to Jersey or the Bronx," and I have tried that.
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Only the very best survive, move on, move up, learn how to thrive under the intense pressure.
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It was a straight move down, but we don't expect it to be a straight move up.
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So the smarter move is to forgive yourself, recalibrate your budget and your goal, and move on.
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Even when the chance to move to Europe came, Dybala did not move straight to a superclub.
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Chaffetz argued that the move was intended to prevent ambiguity, while Cummings characterized the move as harassment.
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I could work full-time, or move out of the city or move to the South Bronx.
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That is a sign that TLT is set to move higher, based on the ETF's previous move.
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The move comes as the cloud giants move to build alliances in the industry, amid escalating competition.
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The move lower in yields is a sharp contrast to the recent move higher in global rates.
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Nests of Democrats will move to the left on policy, and Republicans will move to the right.
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The move sets in motion a process that will probably move to a trial in the Senate.
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Move as slowly as possible, he said, to get the most muscle tension out of each move.
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The Move brings all of Sonos' features to a speaker designed to move around the owner's house.
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The banking giant's move intensifies an ongoing price war and move to lower fees in retail brokerage.
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It can tell, for example, if you are about to move a finger, but don't move it.
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"It was time to move up [after Matthysse], and we didn't move up," Angel told VICE Sports.
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"But if the larger banks in the markets would move and with that the flow in the markets would move, we would move as well, clearly," he said during a results news conference.
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Instead, CAF's divisions will merge into Macquarie's other units: principal finance will move to Macquarie Capital, transportation finance will move into its asset management unit, and asset finance will move into markets division.
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That implied move is slightly larger than Amazon's average post-earnings move of about 3.2%, and a significant chunk of positioning in the options market is on the bullish side of the move.
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Now, they don't move in lock step with the prime rate, but they're expected to move up gradually.
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The GOP move wasn't unprecedented — it mirrored a move Senate Democrats made for other presidential nominations in 2013.
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"I'll make my move when I decide what my move is gonna be," says Bigger in the trailer.
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Examine Why You Want To Move In Together First, think about why you want to move in together.
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So I think Donald Trump is probably wise to move as quickly as he is going to move.
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Glover says blacks won't move back into the city until "whites make it sexy" and move back first.
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When she finally does leave the restaurant, even though she makes a move, it's such a lateral move.
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The move won praise from labor advocates and put pressure on other companies to also move to $15.
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I also have to move my pinkie out of the way so the screen can actually move down.
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Ticker: PESector: EnergyEarnings report date: February 19Probability of an up move: 53.6%Implied move +/-: 6.6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: LPISector: EnergyEarnings report date: February 12Probability of an up move: 53.7%Implied move: +/- 20.1%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: INCYSector: HealthcareEarnings report date: February 13Probability of an up move: 53.8%Implied move: +/- 6.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: SGENSector: HealthcareEarnings report date: February 6Probability of an up move: 54.1%Implied move: +/- 11.3%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: EQTSector: EnergyEarnings report date: February 12Probability of an up move: 54.7%Implied move: +/- 17.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: RIGSector: EnergyEarnings report date: February 17Probability of an up move: 53.4%Implied move: +/- 9.3%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Yields move opposite price, so the move lower in interest rates suggests investors are finding safety in bonds.
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The doctor diagnosed anemia and advised a move to the lakeshore, from which she did not move again.
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A passenger who isn't allowed to move independently or someone whose every move is controlled by another passenger.
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So instead of a "Union" move you'll be able to move all the units in the 5th Corps.
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You can watch the bots move and then humans move into it because they think it's real. Right.
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If you move the original audio the tempo was mapped to, the tempo changes will move with it.
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Coates announced the move internally about three weeks ago, sources said, but had not announced the move externally.
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BARTIROMO: OK. We move -- now we move on to the Department of Justice and the FBI investigation, Kellyanne.
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Highlight the channel to move, tap the star (*) button, then choose Move channel from the menu that appears.
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The move also comes amid fiery international criticism for President Trump's move to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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When you move from a dingy flat to a handsome new house, the move itself is still tedious.
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The move follows a trend of other telecom companies taking steps to move into the digital TV space.
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From there we get a rope-pulling move, a horse trot, and then the ever-obnoxious sprinkler move.
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Taking out Zeke may not be a great move for Andrea, but it may be a necessary move.
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RICHARD FISHER: It's very hard to find out why markets move the way they move day to day.
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But that move was criticized by opposition parliamentarians who said the move would damage Sri Lanka's Buddhist values.
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Critics condemned his move late Thursday to eliminate the funding, his most aggressive move yet to dismantle ObamaCare.
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When they move, they move indexes, and they can make, and lose, a lot of money for investors.
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Sometimes you move the first letter in the first word, and sometimes you move it in the second.
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But points on the globe move fastest around the equator and slower as you move north or south.
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The move was widely expected after the government announced a similar move on anti-dumping duties last week.
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The goal here was to make the sled move at all—not to necessarily make it move fast.
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I think we look to move aggressively, because we think we'll move new people in to the universe.
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So we will move around, spend a few days at a particular venue and then move to another.
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"You see this virus move across the state, you see the virus move across this nation," he said.
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"You see this virus move across the state, you see the virus move across this nation," he said.
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For now, he will be used to move out Mr. Cissna, the people familiar with the move said.
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The bed is also hard to move, though once it's in position, you won't want to move it.
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This is reflected by China's move to let the Chinese yuan move lower against the dollar, she added.
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In the meantime, Cohen has made wrong move after wrong move, maximizing the risk to Trump and himself.
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Some people will move back to their hometowns; others, like me, will move back to their home state.
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It sometimes happens that to move toward love — true, active, life-affirming love — means to move toward death.
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Walmart's move comes as retailers and governments seek to move away from single-use plastic bags and items.
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"Those who move to happier countries gain, while those who move to less happy countries lose," Helliwell said.
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We can actually move this pretty quickly, because I've seen them move other things pretty quickly as well.
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Each move has a base value, and a nine-judge panel grades the skater's execution of the move.
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He added that he believes euro clearing should move to the city if it does move from London.
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In tests, the robot's self-acquired model of the world allowed it to move objects it's never dealt with before, and move them to desired locations (sometimes having to move the objects around obstacles).
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"When you have very severe drought people have to move ... and they move to cities or they move increasingly to places where they believe it will be possible to have a better life," she said.
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Back-office personnel would move to Warsaw and investment bankers who advise French and Spanish companies would move to those countries, Handelsblatt reported, while trading staff who develop new products would move to New York.
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" Monica, third grade: "My uncle Ricky might have to move, and my big brother Kyle might have to move, and other family members too and I would be sad if my family has to move.
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On the inside of her left arm, Lee's Move 78—a move the Go world has dubbed God's Touch.
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But Offset's move is arguably worse than the big public proposal move, because Cardi is the wronged party here.
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Move will now be able to offer more after-move services such as tax and payroll to those customers.
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Ticker: YNDXSector: Communication servicesEarnings report date: February 14Probability of an up move: 54.1%Implied move: +/- 7.0%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: OLEDSector: Information technologyEarnings report date: February 20Probability of an up move: 55.2%Implied move: +/- 12.0%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: BABASector: Consumer discretionaryEarnings report date: February 13Probability of an up move: 53.4%Implied move: +/- 5.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: AMATSector: Information technologyEarnings report date: February 12Probability of an up move: 53.5%Implied move: +/- 8.0%Source: Goldman Sachs
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"When it came time to move on it, we were in a position to move fairly quickly," Wilpon said.
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Lang expects the stock to move sharply higher, as the volume indicated that this move is the real deal.
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You move forward in stops and starts, exploring a room that looks like someone hasn't unpacked after a move.
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The move to repeal Hyde and the move away from "safe, legal, and rare" are linked, Bracey Sherman said.
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FEMALE CORRESPONDENT, &aposNEW DAY&apos CNN The move, this very controversial move, which clearly is a blow to Palestinians.
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I love to move my hair on stage so I try to, if it's hot, I'll just move it!
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Trump: 650 million immigrants may move to US Sure, if everyone in the Western Hemisphere decides to move here.
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Meanwhile, Amazon options are implying that the stock will move about $53 by Friday — a roughly 6.5 percent move.
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You just watch people live, be sad, try to move on; then new characters move in and things change.
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The tube of atoms has two regions: one where the atoms move slowly, and another where they move quickly.
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Austin was trying to block the move, but in the end he's agreed to move to the Big Apple.
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Silver is slower to move than gold but it has more room to move and this delivers better profits.
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He said he would move if we were to move in together, but I told him I wasn't ready.
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Thanks to a procedural move that changed Senate rules earlier Thursday, a simple majority was needed to move forward.
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While trains are excellent ways to move freight, they are a horrifically inefficient and expensive way to move people.
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"We think the move to $50 [in 2016] is easier than the move to $60 to $65," she said.
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Critics see the move as a further move to consolidate power in the hands of Orban's increasingly authoritarian government.
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"You have to move to the cloud, you have to move by June -- I don't think so," Hurd said.
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"I think this is a bold move and the right move," Queen's University marketing professor Ken Wong told Reuters.
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"Bringing in Jerry West is not just a V.C. move but a typical Kleiner move," says Vanguard Ventures' McConnell.
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" Like to move it move it — R_a_i_c_h_i (@R_a_i_c_h_i_) July 153, 2018 Or Whitney Houston's "I wanna dance with somebody.
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You move forward and backwards by physically leaning forward and backwards—the steeper the lean, the faster you move.
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And then they move, the same way the sculptures seem to move in the reflections of pools and fountains.
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When you see the move cursor, click to grab the column and drag it to move it elsewhere.4.
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You can click the blue "Move here" button to move the Doc you're currently in to the new folder.
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"They're saying, 'You will move in with him just so you can move into another apartment,' " Ms. Vila said.
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Instead of having to re-register when you move to a new state, your registration would move with you.
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The move is just one part of a move by the Trump administration to limit federal civil rights enforcement.
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People tell me that I don't move like someone my age, that I move like someone much, much younger.
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We've made a pact, sort of: The only reason we'd move out is to move in with a girlfriend.
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I have five kids myself, and once you move past two, you've got to move to a zone defense.
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I'm not saying companies move, or should be expected to move, for any reason other than to make money.
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We move garbage cans, we move all the cars on the block and replace them with our own cars.
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So strangely when they move, you move; when they wake up, you wake up; when they snore, you're annoyed.
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Deciding to not sign up for cable when you move into a new place is a really frugal move.
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" Citing the DOJ's move, Johnson said the new panel will "evaluate whether … [ICE] should move in the same direction.
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Traders are anticipating Alexion to see the biggest move on earnings, about a 6 percent move in either direction.
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Move 37 by AlphaGo baffled everyone who saw it:[European champion] Fan Hui thought the move was rather odd.
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The move creates an uncertain political situation in which President Milos Zeman will need to decide the next move.
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But to charge a rejected applicant a move-in fee for a move that never transpired seems particularly cruel.
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Mr. Baker's move to New York in 2013, just after Stanford, was preceded by his parents' move to Manhattan.
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How does the House decide which articles move to the floor vote and then ultimately move to the Senate?
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The move comes a day after Mistry's surprise move to resign from the boards of all listed Tata companies.
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"The business community needs to move beyond ideology, needs to move beyond party, needs to move beyond narrowly defined corporate self-interests and understand that we've got to create a foundation of social stability," Hutchins argued.
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Yes, the clock is ticking down, but if lawmakers want to move (and given the holidays, they will want to move), these things can move very, very quickly as soon as the parties agree to something.
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But that an agreement still hadn't been reached on Tuesday to move forward underscores a key point: things can move fast in the Senate, but only if all 100 senators agree to let things move fast.
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It's actually much harder to make a chess piece move correctly—to pick up the piece and move it across the board and put it down properly—than it is to make the right chess move.
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The last move was the biggest move of the night—it's his big finishing move where he gets me on his back, launches me up, holds my head here, my feet come way up here... bang!
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Obviously, health care's got to move with people, different things, benefits and things like that need to move with people?
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Al Sharpton, who praised the move but also called on the U.S. attorney general to move forward with federal action.
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Going to protests and MOVE programs like the conference is viewed as part of MOVE children's educations, like field trips.
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"You transition quickly from one move to the next, but the exercises move at a very slow pace," she says.
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They then continued to move slowly higher, with the resulting move going from about 20133 percent to now 22013 percent.
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The second vote came after Democrats called for a procedural move to require another and move it to next week.
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And more oil products in the United States are going to move with $100 crude than move with $280 crude.
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"As hopeful as I am that the surgery will move forward, I know it won't move forward instantaneously," Manning said.
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And more oil products in the United States are going to move with $22 crude than move with $280 crude.
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I think this kind of move will continue as long as major central banks make no move for a while.
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The move dovetails with another move by new Chief Executive Officer Emma Walmsley to divest the MaxiNutrition sports nutrition brand.
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We are seeing the need for computation to move out the edge of networks and move closer to the user.
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She has to move to the symbol you want to swap, then to where you want to move it to.
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I was trying to get my hands to move, my legs to move, and the message just wasn't getting there.
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This was the moment that I would make the decision to move forward with Colton or move on from him.
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Critics of the move will, however, may lay the charge that it's a cynical move akin to cheap marketing techniques.
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The Move ECG is part of the new Move line, and it includes an EKG to measure heart rhythm patterns.
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Or do eyes have to be seen to move — and to move willingly — towards the phone before it will unlock?
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"By taking these challenges on, we don't just move Black America forward, we move all of America forward," Harris said.
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The move came after a federal judge in Honolulu said earlier Wednesday that Hawaii can move forward with the lawsuit.
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Users "think forward," to move the drone forward, and "think right or left" to move it from side to side.
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Meanwhile ... [cue transition music, fade] Big move as UK becomes first country to move towards a "net zero" emissions target.
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Over the past year, the next-move-is-up scenarios were more likely than the next-move-is-down scenarios.
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Tap on the right side of each story snap to move ahead, tap on the left side to move back.
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Deliveroo's decision to move into the business market is much like Uber's move in 2014 to launch Uber for Business.
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Even if it doesn't make you move to the 305, this banger is sure to make you move your hips.
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Because economic fundamentals move only slowly, so if the economic fundamentals move slowly then the exchange rate also moves slowly.
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Y., said the move was important as such robots can be a gateway for abusers to move onto abusing children.
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"We've just got to move on from it, move on to the next game," Chimera told the Monumental Sports Network.
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"But I can't move on, because you keep lying about it so I can't move on from it," Cuomo responded.
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Their latest move, according to Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos's interview with TheWrap, is to move a studio to Hollywood.
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It lasts long enough that most enemies will move on or deal with either threats before you can move again.
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It's likely that those working on the InfiniLED team would move into the new office should Facebook move into it.
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The move was much anticipated but could yet rock financial markets as the Fed weighs when to make another move.
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Analysts forecasting the bank's next move would be a hike did not see that move coming until 2021 or 2022.
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As you move through the show, you move through time, and change over time is the thread the show follows.
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I thought we'd probably move, rather than repair ours; Joel's was a rental, so he said they'd move for sure.
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The move to strengthen Japan's dormant military is deeply controversial, so Abe is expected to move cautiously on that front.
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Historically, a big up move has often been paired with a big down move, separated only by a few days.
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The median move has been a 0.4 percent gain, compared with the 1.5 percent move in the S&P 500.
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Tech interests will be watching closely for Trump's next move on immigration and any potential move to restrict worker visas.
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For example, just tap and hold on the spacebar and move left or right to move the cursor around quickly.
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I was trying to get my hands to move, my legs to move and the message just wasn't getting there.
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The options-implied move for Qualcomm is around 6 percent, compared with an eight-quarter average move of 3 percent.
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That move could play well with his base, but it's also a move that could have been made weeks ago.
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Some analysts see the move as CVS trying to get ahead of potential move by Amazon into the pharmaceutical market.
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In one game, players move their bodies in virtual reality to create patterns and shapes that move and change color.
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We've seen Xo move out of the house, and we've seen Jane getting ready to move out of the house.
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And I was 20 days [old] when my parents were forced to move, or escape the revolution, move to London.
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It is expected move through central Louisiana on Wednesday night, then move through northeastern Louisiana and northwestern Mississippi on Thursday.
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But now the public library might have to move out so that one of the prep schools can move in.
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Ticker: XOMSector: EnergyEarnings date: January 31Average earnings move: 2.9%Move implied by straddle cost: 2.5%Gap: -0.4%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: ILMNSector: HealthcareEarnings date: January 29Average earnings move: 5.2%Move implied by straddle cost: 4.7%Gap: -0.5%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: BIIBSector: HealthcareEarnings date: January 30Average earnings move: 5.3%Move implied by straddle cost: 4.8%Gap: -0.5%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: ITWSector: IndustrialsEarnings date: January 31Average earnings move: 4.3%Move implied by straddle cost: 3.8%Gap: -0.5%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: NOCSector: IndustrialsEarnings date: January 30Average earnings move: 4.0%Move implied by straddle cost: 3.3%Gap: -0.7%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: UPSSector: IndustrialsEarnings date: January 30Average earnings move: 5.7%Move implied by straddle cost: 4.9%Gap: -0.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: ALXNSector: HealthcareEarnings date: January 30Average earnings move: 5.9%Move implied by straddle cost: 4.4%Gap: -1.5%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: GWWSector: IndustrialsEarnings date: January 30Average earnings move: 8.4%Move implied by straddle cost: 5.6%Gap: -2.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Schumacher said the move higher in yields Friday was unusual since typically after 30-year bond auctions, yields move lower.
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Professor Pestalozza put forth another option: "You don't move the event, but perhaps instead you move the protest," he said.
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"They'll move jobs or move dollar-wise in terms of their own spending" if they disagree with a company's politics.
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His move to adjust fees to performance was also a bold move to address investor concerns regarding high-cost funds.
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While the move was aimed at deals in which companies move abroad to cut tax, European drug stocks responded positively.
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In a rapidly changing world, plants and animals need places to move to and they need places to move through .
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This move reflects President Trump's decision to recognize the city as Israel's capital -- a move that has riled many Palestinians.
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Wanting to move to a larger place and actually being able to afford to move are two very different things.
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People sit there and pontificate about: I'm going to move my capital here; I'm going to move my capital here.
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Financial markets will immediately move to anticipate the next Fed move based on the message that accompanies the rate increase.
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The move is seen as a drive to move sellers toward becoming more professional in managing their own stock levels.
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The move is consistent with North Korea's recent announcements suggesting it intends to move forward with those tests, Lewis added.
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People can move between ethnic groups in ways that, if you believe race is biological, you can't move between races.
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People can move between ethnic groups in ways that, if you believe race is biological, you can't move between races.
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Move the markets, whenever the markets move ... Again, I'm not trading any of these things so it doesn't affect me.
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VICE: When did you first move to New York, and did you move to the Lower East Side right away?
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Whenever his siblings move around him, sometimes they move and you can hear them, but it's like Jack will move and the sounds will mix in there, so that you think they're in there, but they're not.
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The options market is implying a nearly 3 percent move in either direction for Citigroup, while JPMorgan and Wells Fargo are both expected to move about 2.25 percent, and PNC has an implied move of 2 percent.
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You smash that mf'ing horny like button, you move into the DMs, the DMs move back to you, the cycle continues.
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Hugh Grant's character proves that he still loves to bust a move — though he can't move quite like he used to.
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Back-office personnel would move to Warsaw and investment bankers who advise French and Spanish companies would move to those countries.
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Regardless of which candidate each of us supported as individuals, the only way to move forward is to move forward together.
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"In order for the stock to move higher we believe investors will await for consensus estimates to move lower," Citi added.
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The "measured move" theory would suggest that the move out of the range will be as large as the range itself.
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"It's a smart move," Karen Finney, a longtime Democratic strategist, said of Biden's move to open such events to the press.
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The move halts any item currently in the regulatory process -- a move that isn't a surprise given the change in administration.
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The ideomotor effect is an example of unconscious, involuntary physical movement — that is, we move when we're not trying to move.
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My expectation is that it will be great and we'll move forward and it'll move along on a regular TV timetable.
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People buy cars because they need to move around, but the amount of time they actually do move around is tiny.
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"The seemingly small move by PSA is clearly insufficient to offset the currency move," he said in a note on Wednesday.
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"That means that if Facebook or Amazon were to move up or move down, this trade will work," said Mathai-Davis.
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Employees will move to a temporary location in Boston starting this summer, G.E. said, with the permanent move completed by 2018.
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And, just days after making the move, Mayorga's team had success serving CR7 -- which means the case can now move forward.
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Another 21.7% move could be in the cards for Salesforce — that's the long-term average post-earnings move in the stock.
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And while you can never move time faster than normal speed, tilting the stick only slightly causes time to move slowly.
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Getting small robots to move is easy but getting bigger robots with bigger motors to move is a bit more difficult.
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"If China wants to move forward with the deal, we're prepared to move forward on the terms we've done," he said.
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This is the dark side of a journey: As you move closer to one thing, you move farther away from another.
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"Nobody move – nobody move," she told the girls as she stepped out of the four-wheeler and called for an EMT.
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He said the positive move for stocks at this time of year bodes well for a higher move into year end.
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But if I'm trying to move an issue, if my anger doesn't work to move the issue, then it's not helpful.
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That's all on Prem that's got to move, and it's going to take containers, Kuberentes, open technologies to then move those.
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As you move around, all of the labels and pop-up video-esque tidbits move around in real-time as well.
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Each time you move him, it counts as a turn, and the patrolling guards on the board will move as well.
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Depending on how segments are assembled, the toy could move different ways, or even move toward one of two included markers.
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Some critics of that move have said it opened a trade policy vacuum in Asia that China would move to fill.
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Seeds don't move on their own, either; they rely on the wind or animals like birds and squirrels to move around.
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Pilloried for its move away from anonymity It has also been pilloried by existing users over its move away from anonymity.
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I can be in a room looking out the window and even watching the clouds move, and that can move me.
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Move the device smoothly toward each dot, wait until the dot turns blue and then move on to the next one.
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For example, how many drugs will he move from Medicare Part B to Part D, a move that could hurt drugmakers.
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I didn't move my arms or my hands, didn't move my face away or toward Niall while he was kissing me.
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Now, just 10% of turns are left turns, a move the company claims helps them move 350,000 more packages a year.
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Greek authorities have been trying to convince the people to move to reception camps, but migrants have been refusing to move.
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James Harden has added a new move to his arsenal, and it may be the most unique move in the NBA.
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The move followed the rejection, by the Strategy Group that the manufacturers dominate, of a move to introduce an alternative engine.
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"We're gonna move, so long as we do things according to the U.S. and California constitutions, we're gonna move," he said.
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"We can afford to wait and see and inflation does start to move up, well, we can move up," he added.
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With this you can get perspective of objects that move with you with lighting that changes as you move your head.
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I can't just move onto the subject of Breathless and move away from the subject while young people are getting shot.
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Facebook famously changed its motto in 20103 from "Move fast and break things" to "Move fast with stable infra" aka 'infrastructure'.
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His mother and sister, in an attempt to help, decide to move his furniture to enable him to move around comfortably.
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Trump's Jerusalem move led to harsh criticisms from Muslim countries and Israel's closest European allies, who have also rejected the move.
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The US government's response was to move the children out of the Clint facility — and move another group of children in.
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Greek authorities have been trying to convince the population to move to reception camps, but most people have refused to move.
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After we separated, I had imagined that eventually I'd move out and he'd move back in, sparing me this overwhelming job.
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For someone like Mr. Joyce, "it's the only move and the right move," said Mike Murphy, a longtime Republican media strategist.
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I know that, as classes move online and students are told to move out all across the country, everyone is hurting.
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Ticker: CLXSector: Consumer staplesEarnings date: February 4Average earnings move: 4.4%Move implied by straddle cost: 3.9%Gap: -0.5%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: LRCXSector: Information technologyEarnings date: January 29Average earnings move: 6.7%Move implied by straddle cost: 6.1%Gap: -0.6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: CTLSector: Communication servicesEarnings date: February 12Average earnings move: 9.6%Move implied by straddle cost: 8.9%Gap: -0.7%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: ANETSector: Information technologyEarnings date: February 13Average earnings move: 11.8%Move implied by straddle cost: 11.0%Gap: -0.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: KHCSector: Consumer staplesEarnings date: February 13Average earnings move: 9.0%Move implied by straddle cost: 8.1%Gap: -1.0%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: FSector: Consumer discretionaryEarnings date: February 4Average earnings move: 6.3%Move implied by straddle cost: 5.4%Gap: -1%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: MHKSector: Consumer discretionaryEarnings date: February 13Average earnings move: 10.7%Move implied by straddle cost: 9.4%Gap: -1.3%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: CHTRSector: Communication servicesEarnings date: January 31Average earnings move: 6.0%Move implied by straddle cost: 4.5%Gap: -1.6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: TAPSector: Consumer staplesEarnings date: February 12Average earnings move: 7.5%Move implied by straddle cost: 5.9%Gap: -1.6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: FBSector: Communication servicesEarnings date: January 29Average earnings move: 6.9%Move implied by straddle cost: 5.1%Gap: -1.8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: CMGSector: Consumer discretionaryEarnings date: February 4Average earnings move: 8.8%Move implied by straddle cost: 6.5%Gap: -2.3%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: TWTRSector: Communication servicesEarnings date: February 6Average earnings move: 13.2%Move implied by straddle cost: 10.7%Gap: -2.6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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But Mr. Karjakin, 26, a Russian who was relatively unheralded going into the match, has been his equal move for move.
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That move came less than two years after the FDA paid more than $25,000 to move Karavetsos to Maryland, records show.
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It&aposs not Mr. Dorsey&aposs plans to move to Africa that constrain stakeholder value, but his plans to move back.
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The implied move for Pandora is 18 percent compared with an average move of 15 percent over the last eight quarters.
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Basics A friend will help you move, goes an old saying, while a good friend will help you move a body.
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JAB's move may encourage others to move quickly while there are still plenty of pickings in the fragmented fast-food industry.
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So, this is a relatively normal move for us to move some people to do their work from a different location.
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Many people want to move, he said, but don't have enough money, while older residents can't move to a new place.
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But without a major move in rates, applications to refinance a home loan, which are most rate-sensitive, didn't move either.
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Even if your move is to buy low-earning U.S. Treasury bonds with the $700 million, that move has Cramer's blessing.
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In January and February, they move toward the in-party, and from now through election day move toward the out-party.
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But prominent voices in the conservative Hispanic world say they're ready to move toward Trump if he can move toward them.
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If we're going to move toward a future that is actually sustainable then we need to move towards things [like bitcoin].
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I wanted to move into a sense where I didn't have a lot of belongings, and could move with a backpack.
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Take whatever money you would spend on going to school and move to New York or wherever you want to move.
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This is why Italy, at the end, decided to move-, to move a little bit on our own, to have a direct dynamic with the fragile Libyan authorities, to build their capacity to control their coast, and I am very happy that our move, national move, was supported by the European Commission, and several European countries.
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Until then, her democratic party won't be able to move forward, her country won't be able to move forward, and the feminist ideals she claims to cherish so much won't be able to move forward into the next generation.
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But Beijing saw the move as another sign that the Myanmar government was trying to move away from its zone of influence.
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As I move around the room, the camera "follows" me, as if it had the ability to move and zoom its lens.
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The options market is implying a 3.2 percent move in either direction, which is less than the average move of 1003 percent.
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The options market is implying a move of about 4.9 percent in either direction, about half of the historical 9 percent move.
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The Washingtonian, which first reported the move, said the family will move into DC's tony Kalorama neighborhood in a six-bedroom home.
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As specific stocks and sectors have risen mightily, pare those back and move into sectors that haven't had as high a move.
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Cautious traders and investors wait for rebound proof with a move above $18.00 before joining the rally for a move towards $21.00.
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With this improvement in service quality, Uber was able to move upstream to attack taxis directly with UberX — a classic disruptive move.
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Dog told Moon he's ready to move on, and she saw the writing on the wall -- time for her to move out.
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Now you can move your finger around this new, empty surface to precisely move the cursor around the text you've just written.
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However, he was reportedly looking to move to a different White House position, so abruptly resigning was a bigger move than expected.
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Ortiz also needs to score one run to move past Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio and move into 95th place with 1,391.
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If China doesn't want to move forward, then President Trump is perfectly happy to move forward with tariffs to rebalance the relationship.
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Instead of using wheels to move around, the Toy-Con RC Car uses the controllers' HD rumble feature to move via vibrations.
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The move echoes last year's concerns around Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 — though unlike that move, this is more of a proactive step.
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I&aposm screaming play with pace, and move the ball, move bodies, we got to get in better shape to do that.
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I think you see how the community starts to move forward and move through not only Hannah's death but all these experiences.
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Technically, this breakout is strong and there is a strong probability gold will move above $1,5803 and move towards resistance near $1,580.
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If China doesn't want to move forward then President Trump is perfectly happy to move forward with tariffs to rebalance the relationship.
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With wine sales soaring, especially among millennials, it seemed like a natural move from the retailer to move into the growing space.
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Will Butler (Arcade Fire): I think a lot of Anglophone kids move to Montreal for college, or move there around college age.
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Banking analyst Dick Bove believes that if Libor continues to move higher in the weeks ahead, that could trigger a Fed move.
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Like other games in the genre, Absolver tasks players with memorizing a move-list, but that move-list is deep and customizable.
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The move did get Dell to move the needle on the price a bit, although not as much as Icahn had hoped.
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MOVE (1985) The MOVE standoff took place in Philadelphia and was substantially shorter than the occupation of Wounded Knee but more deadly.
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Our pick: Jabra Move Wireless ($50)The Jabra Move Wireless are the best cheap way to get into the wireless headphones game.
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There's no doubt, however, looking at his face, that the direction he wants to move—wants us all to move—is forward.
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Then yields, which move opposite price, could start to move higher again, and the 10-year could edge back over 3 percent.
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Atop her list were practical goals: Move out of the Geo Metro, move into a real apartment, and buy some nice drapes.
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The move highlights that as privacy-focused users move to technologies such as Signal, governments may still try to limit their use.
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This is the first major move abroad for the company in some time, as well as its first move under IKEA's ownership.
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A value of 1 would indicate that the two assets move in lockstep; -1 would indicate they move in completely opposite directions.
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Whatever he chooses, "it's time to move forward and move forward with a big smile," Gronkowski said in a post on Instagram.
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Cautious traders and investors wait for rebound proof with a move above $18.75 before joining the rally for a move towards $21.00.
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The yen had another move up overnight to 108 to the dollar, a big move considering it was 113 few days ago.
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The big change is that these lenses (and the images in them) move and change as you move, making them slightly interactive.
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As we move away from the client-server compute model, we move closer to realizing a new trust layer for the internet.
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Everyone from chiefs to interns fill their calendars with meetings as folks look to move in or move up following Election Day.
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A pennant pattern represents a period of consolidation after a big move higher and implies a pause before the upward move resumes.
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The move invoked the ire of lawmakers, with House Democrats now seeking to limit the Pentagon's ability to move money between accounts.
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And fastened here we cannot move We cannot move forever We spread and drown as lilies do— From nowhere to the center.
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An example of a more measured, targeted move is the recent move to block China Mobile's entry into the US telecommunications market.
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The British government needs to move on to trade talks, and so it is under enormous pressure to move on the money.
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Plenty of people are saying they will move to Canada if Trump is elected, but maybe they should just move to Vermont.
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Treasury yields, which move opposite price, found a few good reasons to move higher in the final days of the third quarter.
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I would like to move past this event in my life, and today I choose to move forward, no longer in silence.
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You can either acknowledge that a weird thing happened, laugh, and move on—or, you can ignore it and still move on.
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Where they move it over a couple of blocks... Or they move it over a couple of blocks and they do that.
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"You can put more workers in some lines and make them move more quickly and make others move more slowly," Stanley said.
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Lastly is variable risk, with every ~10% market move and 25 bps move down in rates adding >$10 B to net liabilities.
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On Friday, the company announced that it would move up a shareholders' vote on the move to March 23 from May 6.
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William Brown III, chair of the Special Investigation MOVE Commission: It was clear that the MOVE people didn't have any automatic weapons.
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As they move around the stage, the projections move with them, adjusting to subtle gestures and cues in 3D and real time.
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"I would like to move past this event in my life and today I choose to move forward, no longer in silence."
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I'm very rhythmic, so if I'm playing Sade in the background, I'll move slow, but if I'm playing DMX, I'll move faster.
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But Trump's move toward the Democrats on DACA — just as his earlier move toward them on the debt ceiling — isn't about pragmatism.
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If the vote fails to move forward on witnesses, the Senate could move to acquit Trump by the end of next week.
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It depends on government choosing to move resources to a favored enterprise, even as it refuses to move resources to disfavored enterprises.
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This latest move allows people to convert their U.S. dollars into Gemini dollars, and the reverse, and move capital around the world.
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It isn't, oh here's a move and then we drop that and then tap-dance for a while and here's another move.
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Other parts of the body are in our power, if we are healthy, to move or not to move as we wish.
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"My guess is you don't make the ball move like Felix makes the ball move unless you've got some touch," Dipoto said.
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They can't suddenly do a move, or move differently from what we rehearsed, because otherwise they're going to get cut in half.
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"We want to move fast, but we also want to move which will have the biggest majority," he told reporters Friday afternoon.
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Erdogan threatened to permit Syrian refugees in Turkey to move to Europe if EU countries described his forces' move as an occupation.
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CMS' move toward home health prior authorization, which the agency further does not have statutory authority to impose, is a bad move.
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Ms. Sun rushed to finish painting and move in — otherwise, she would have had to use the stairs to move her belongings.
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Erdogan threatened to permit Syrian refugees in Turkey to move to Europe if EU countries described his forces' move as an occupation.
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So that was a concerted move on the part of Adam Schiff, the chairman — We'll now move to the 453-minute rounds.
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For safety, she had to move across the country, and that meant leaving her career and using her savings for the move.
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I also compared the Move to Apple's HomePod, and I was surprised by how much louder the Move was able to get.
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There was no meaningful move in mortgage rates last week, so there was no particular reason for consumers to make a move.
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Pai's move was met with immediate applause from conservatives and the telecom industry, while privacy advocates were quick to condemn the move.
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One factor in his decision was that the city, while requiring Kessler's protest to move, was not requiring planned counterprotests to move.
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Libby would move to Boston to study library science, and I would move to a small town in Idaho to study writing.
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"The man tried to move her over toward the door, but she did not move," the driver said, according to the transcript.
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Apparently, if bigger muscles move, then the actual limb might move—but that takes more than one of these little nerve cells.
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The move has spawned thousands of takes about whether deplatforming Jones was the right move or a slippery slope toward more censorship.
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"This move is all about increasing core engagement while minimizing how much your quadriceps and hips move," says Li. Since the ball is destabilizing, your abs have to work overtime to both power you through the move and keep you steady.
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Until Move is ready, developers can create modules and transaction scripts for Libra using Move IR, which is high-level enough to be human-readable but low-level enough to be translatable into real Move bytecode that's written to the blockchain.
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Sometimes I wonder what it would feel like to just be white for a week, to move through a world where you're not a minority and people don't move out of the neighborhood when too many of "us" move in.
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The service will be exclusively targeted at Fitbit users at launch, but Park says the plan is to move toward a more platform-agnostic model going forward, a move that could foretell a further move away from a hardware-revenue model.
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She was happy to help move against Dark Army afterwards but saying she'd go along with it was the only move right there.
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The Jabra Move Style, like the Jabra Move before them, are simple, functional, on-ear, headband-style Bluetooth headphones built for normal people.
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The large disc has two super-sensitive footpads, which you can subtly press and move to move your body in any VR environment.
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This move would make anyone uneasy, and Dee Dee gets uncomfortable and changes seats, only for Nick to try the exact move again.
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Such a move lower to $16 would imply a 22 percent move down from where the stock closed Tuesday, at $20.47 per share.
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But while progressive senators came out quickly in favor of the move, one of the strongest rebukes of the move came from Sen.
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A Dyson executive denied the move had anything to do with Brexit and said it the move was about "future-proofing" the company.
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"China can't make a hasty move on the US or Donald Trump, but China can easily make a move on Taiwan," she said.
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"Usually the responsibility is on the woman to find a solution - to change her phone number, move address or move states," said Visvanathan.
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It's hard to get a team to move on from a star player, even if it's the right move for that team's future.
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More fundamentally, we seek to discover how we learn and re-learn to move, and how physical interactions help us to move better.
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Broadcom recently announced it would move its corporate headquarters from Singapore back to the US, in a move championed by President Donald Trump.
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Everybody said what they wanted to say, to get it off their chest, so let's move on, move forward and win some games.
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Google is also adding a tool that makes it easy to move data to another region as employees move between jobs and organizations.
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That innovation included cost cutting, which Donald Trump has criticized the move to close Carrier's plant in Indiana to move labor to Mexico.
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Senior banking sources say firms need to move relatively swiftly, even if decisions to actually move staff can be delayed for some time.
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If Japanese yields rise, investors and others can move into Japanese bonds, taking pressure off U.S. bond prices, which move inversely to yields.
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The six objects seem to move in their elliptical orbits all while pointing in the same direction, yet they move at different rates.
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Each year just over 21949% of Americans move across state lines, whereas only 269% of Europeans move between regions within their home country.
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But the industry will move to this generational approach of naming, and ultimately the consumers and industry both will benefit from that move.
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I thought it was a terrible move, I don't know why the guys were making an emotional move rather than a strategic one.
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"It's not going to move quickly, but it's not like Hurricane Harvey that hit Houston and didn't move for five days," he said.
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At another music session, several elephants seemed to move their heads and move about in front of the piano as the notes flowed.
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Where it stands: The move follows Occidental's move yesterday to sweeten its offer in a bid to undercut Chevron, its much larger rival.
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Soldiers will operate high-volume pumps and help move firefighters move across Saddleworth moor, Greater Manchester assistant chief fire officer Dave Keelan said.
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It's a move which, in Host's words, has "pleased and allowed the company to move forward" with some of its interested U.S. investors.
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And first of all, a lot of people don't have the resources or access to move, and they may not want to move.
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It isn't clear how popular the move will be after users complained about Samsung pulling a similar move with its own assistant Bixby.
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"They are crucial, because during earnings season they are what cause stocks to move, or not to move," the "Mad Money " host said.
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If the magnitude of the market's move does not rise, Thursday will be the S&P's third least-move-y day this year.
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It gave no reasons for the move, but Djibouti had earlier downgraded its diplomatic ties with Qatar after the Gulf move against Doha.
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Despite this move, Gerber Kawasaki President and CEO Ross Gerber tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" the market can still move higher from these levels.
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HOUSE VOTES TO MOVE OFFSHORE SALES ONLINE: The House voted Tuesday to move offshore drilling lease sales onto the internet within a year.
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To move the needle on diversity, employers must move beyond filtering outputs of top computer science programs and focus on changing the inputs.
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The move came a day after Republicans warned FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to not move on any "controversial" items during the presidential transition.
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Basically, the right move is for everyone to move to digital, multifunction clusters in addition to whatever else they may have in mind.
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It's unclear if Signer wants to move the statue of General Stonewall Jackson, which the city council has not yet voted to move.
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When you see yourself in the mirror, you can move your head and the avatar will move its head at the same time.
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The ultimatum was a "genius move on Kinder Morgan's part to move this project along - and put a date to it," Prasad said.
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"The center of Irma will move into southwestern Georgia later today, and move into eastern Alabama Tuesday morning," the National Hurricane Center said.
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The president has said he will move to declare a national emergency over the border if talks with Democrats fail to move forward.
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What happens when you graduate and decide to move on and move out of your childhood home, establishing a life in another city?
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"Well, I think it's interesting who can move on, who can't move on and how quickly any of that happens," said Dubrow, 47.
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But I was mature enough to be conscious of it so that I could move through it rather then letting it move me.
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"At this point I'm not convinced a December rate move is the right move," he was quoted as saying, citing muted inflation readings.
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Everyone from Apple to Jay-Z's Tidal has now tried to move into the streaming market as consumers move away from owning music.
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In my favorite move, we lie down, strap our feet into spring-loaded harnesses, and then move our legs in big, open circles.
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UBS plans to move 200 staff to Frankfurt from London after previously indicating as many as 22022,22024 jobs would move, the survey shows.
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The new partnership with Salesforce is a deliberate move on the part of Samanage to move beyond its SMB roots into the enterprise.
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The move creates a space for the Phillies to recall pitcher Nick Pivetta to start Monday, a move they'll likely make on Monday.
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HOLT: Let me get you to pause right there, because we're going to move into — we're going to move into the next segment.
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Acquiring Snyder's would be 148-year-old Campbell's boldest move in a series of smaller steps to move beyond its core soup business.
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"Look, I want to move forward, I don't want to move back," Mr. Trump said in an interview with The New York Times.
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The move follows the US Federal Reserve's decision to slash interest rates by half a percentage point in an extraordinary move last week.
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She wanted to move out into the country and have a place for her horses, and he wanted to move to the suburbs.
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According to Motherboard, the move has angered some in the cybersecurity community, comparing the move to a theoretical Microsoft crackdown on virtual machines.
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And seemingly everyone already has an opinion on whether his resurrection was a good move or a bad move for Game of Thrones.
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It's a lot easier for news or events to move views of a specific race than to move the overall national political environment.
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His go-to move is to throw up a cloud of words that sort of resemble something someone might say, then move on.
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The move comes just days after shareholders approved the Canadian department store operator's move to go private in a C$2 billion deal.
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After passing Puerto Rico, Dorian is forecast to move near or over eastern Hispaniola on Thursday and move north, the hurricane center said.
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" Jael said: "It really helped me to appreciate my own body because I could move in ways I never thought I could move.
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And so it's tough for people to move into their homes and that is causing that disruption in the normal 'move-up' market.
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The move is expected "sometime this summer," sources told the news outlet, which reported that they are expecting to move sometime after June.
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"I think the simple message is sit less, move more, and move frequently," study co-author Keith Diaz tells Newsweek in an email.
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As African nations aim to move from low to middle-income status, the continent's car industries could look to move up the gears.
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But the move appears to have enraged the President and some members of his senior staff, who view the move as an intrusion.
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"It's been important to move fast, and we should celebrate the spirit of innovation that enabled the industry to move fast," Smith said.
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The move was Walmart's latest move into the plus-size industry: The company launched Terra & Sky, a private label brand, earlier this year.
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And the ability for animals to move, and move with purpose, transformed the Earth, study author and Virginia Tech geochemist Shuhai Xiao said.
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Davidson will move from being the head of Navy Fleet Forces, while O'Shaughnessy will move from being the head of Pacific Air Forces.
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The Miami coach, Don Shula, declared the move unsportsmanlike — and said he wanted to throttle Meyer — but the move, though unusual, was legal.
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If I move over from an Android device to an iPhone, I use the "Move to iOS" app from the Google Play Store.
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Even on the occasions that he got caught out, Sanchez would pivot, move his head, change direction or move in to smother Lopez.
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"We cannot move forward with a bad deal, I'm not certain we can move forward with no deal either," he said last Thursday.
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"I do think that today's move is due to yesterday's Fed move," said James Ragan, director of wealth management research at D.A. Davidson.
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"A lot of them build move-up homes, and we think about a quarter of move-up demand is just not going to move because people have a 3.5 percent fixed-rate mortgage, and that's a painful thing to give up," Burns said.
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Because you are watching groups that we know are attempting to conduct attacks in the United States, that have done attacks in western Europe, and they are using these tools to coordinate among each other and to move people, move money, move explosives.
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Trump's plan to move U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem brings fresh tension to the region Trump's plan to move U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem brings fresh tension to the region Will Donald Trump move America's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem?
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Controversial decision As soon as the expected move was reported, there was a flood of reactions from the left and the right, with immigration advocates calling the move cruel and Trump's core supporters hailing the move as restoring the rule of law.
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James tells us his thoughts on a potential move away from Selhurst Whether or not a move to Crystal Palace Park would be feasible, both financially and in terms of the local authority, a move of ground is clearly something which supporters discuss.
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The fundamental pieces that you need are that you should be able to move up, that there's an aspiration to move up, and that when you move up there has to be some kind of reward that you're chasing to get there.
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The options market is implying about a 7.5 percent move in either direction for the streaming giant, which is more than the average 5.5 percent move over the past four quarters, but less than the long-term average move of about 13 percent.
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"What they were doing and what they would have done if I didn't make a certain move — a certain move that was a very important move because it would have been even worse, if that's possible," he asserted at the White House.
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" He also said: "We&aposre going to move with top players and storage like NetApps, move with top players in technology like HPE, and move in terms of top service providers because they want to be able to control their own destiny.
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It wasn't exactly a move-for-move reenactment of the Las Vegas live show that Tatum recently launched, but Beatrice was loving every minute.
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Navarro is reportedly encouraging Trump to move forward with the crackdown, but Mnuchin and Kudlow warn that the move would have devastating economic consequences.
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The move comes a decade after independence from Serbia, which was enraged by the move and went so far as to threaten military intervention.
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These days, markets move faster, and it's not uncommon to see startups move in just a few quarters from concept to scaling en masse.
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" Added McLoughlin, "I think that when you move to Silicon Valley, you'll move mountains to make your company successful, because this is your shot.
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But there has been a push by Republicans to further move agencies outside of D.C., arguing that they should move closer to their stakeholders.
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So when studying how animals move in a VR arena, it's never going to be exactly like studying how animals move in real life.
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When documents move between services and systems, the compliance and access rules they have applied to documents and folders might not move with them.
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And recently, NASA officials admitted that the 2020 date will most likely move to 2021 — a move that apparently angered those within the administration.
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That way, industry will be able to move away from old technologies sooner rather than later, without fear that its customers will move elsewhere.
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The move might rattle publishers who've invested heavily in producing unique Snapchat Discover content, since the move shows Snapchat isn't afraid to demote them.
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Hermione's speech sets the tone for the next move, a move that not everyone knows is coming: opening a for-profit prison in Riverdale.
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This is likely to push car companies and suppliers to follow suit and move beyond dedicated facilities like Mcity to move around actual passengers.
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The move can't help but be viewed against the backdrop of Dell's move to acquire EMC, including its controlling 81 percent stake in VMware.
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To move to an iPhone X or Galaxy S8 or any other phone short of an HTC U11 now feels like the retrograde move.
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"We will not move, we will not move," a small crowd chanted at Dar el-Salam station in south Cairo as policemen looked on.
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A clumsily antagonistic move, such as cutting off a big Chinese bank—a move which some American officials may have contemplated—could create havoc.
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One pleasant surprise Lee noted stemmed from the state's efforts to move to 100% renewable energy, a move that faced resistance over its cost.
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"I am urging Apple to move to Taiwan," Gou said in response to a question about whether Apple will move production away from China.
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Having the Chargers and the Raiders move within the state was less of a leap than having the Rams move halfway across the country.
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Jaquiski Tartt will move from strong safety to free safety and Ray-Ray Armstrong should move back into the base defense at weakside linebacker.
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Some jobs could move or be created to help with this, but most banks will move the bulk of staff further down the line.
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The United States will find it harder to move away from Chinese imports than China will find it to move away from U.S. imports.
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But remaining engaged after the President's move to exit the Paris accord, he said, would be akin to saying that wasn't a consequential move.
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Last month the Senate gave initial approval in the second reading to the draft bill, a procedural move that allowed it to move forward.
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Your brain is continuously tricking you into believing that there's no delay: You tell your foot to move, and it appears to move quickly.
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I think that move is such a bold move when bands do that and there's an element of that going on in this record.
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How much do polls move during the usual debate season in years with presidential debates and how much do they move in years without?
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"I like to see all of these indexes move up in sync before I truly bless a market move," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The procedural move would allow his nomination to move forward with a 51-vote majority, rather than the 60 needed if Gorsuch is filibustered.
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"Facing all the challenges of a move (and the substantial budgetary shortfall that the move brought about) people began to get frustrated," she said.
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We're moving focus from "when" the Fed will move to "how the Fed is going to move, but there's still no clarity," he said.
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Of course, users can also choose to move to Microsoft's new web browser, Microsoft Edge, if they also move to a Windows 10 device.
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For instance, staff working on the agency's timber program would move to Oregon, and those working on rangelands and grazing would move to Idaho.
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Perhaps a new family will move in soon, which will help Montclair close the book and move on from its connection to international espionage.
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You can't move people by price-- in the smart phone market remotely like you can move 'em in appliances or all kinds of things.
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That way, whenever a gravitational wave passes, one mirror appears to move farther away from the observatory while the other appears to move closer.
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"The decision of whether or not to move the minute hand and how much to move it is always a consensus decision," Rosner said.
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"I see his move as a placeholder until we get clarity on Joe's viability," one of Biden's top fundraisers said about Bloomberg's recent move.
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And I felt that she sensed that this was her opportunity to move beyond all this -- to move beyond the folly of her youth.
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When some passengers refused to move, according to one account, D'Amato grew irritated with their refusal and the crew's reluctance to make them move.
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Tectonic plates usually move an average of a few centimeters each year, but when an earthquake strikes, they can move several meters per second.
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The move comes a week after Trump signed a presidential memorandum calling for the easement to be issued and the project to move forward.
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Russia will move to limit U.S. military reconnaissance flights in retaliation for a similar move made by the U.S., Russian state media reported Thursday.
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By law, when families move, they are entitled to keep their children enrolled in their schools, even if they move outside the school's zone.
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I've done my best to move on," the Alabama Republican told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day" Thursday, adding, "We try to move forward.
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During the campaign, Trump promised to move the U.S. embassy — a move frequently promised by U.S. presidents, but one with potentially fraught international implications.
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The Sonos Move is our top pick because it has excellent sound quality, offers voice control, and you can move it around your home.
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While the move needs practice, it seems less controversial than his patented step-back and different than any other move in the NBA today.
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The move allows the president to claim broader authorities and order the Pentagon to move money from its accounts to build a border barrier.
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Let's move that conversation from us and turn it onto them and how they really move us forward in creating a much better experience.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 has not yet confirmed the bullish move, and it needs to move above 1,596 to 1,618 to confirm it.
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While whites hit hard by trade tend to move right, nonwhite voters move left, eroding support for moderates in both parties, the study concluded.
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Trump, whose decision last year to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv angered Palestinians, faced some criticism for his latest move.
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The idea behind the move is simple: If the right lane ends ahead, don't move left as soon as you see an open spot.
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And Disney is still trading below that level, so despite a massive positive move in the market ... look at the positive move in Netflix.
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For complicated reasons, that move really pissed off Turkey, and in response, "Turkey will likely make a military move into northern Syria," Balla said.
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So it was in the Democrat platform to move the embassy to Jerusalem, it was in the Republican platform since 1980 to move it.
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It's long been the case that young people tend to move out of more rural areas at a rate higher than people move in.
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This energy is restless and eager to move things forward — we must be patient and remember to let things move at their own pace.
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Essentially, players earn a point for any move — a cross, a dribble, a long pass — that causes the ball to move past opposition players.
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The more than 30 basis points move in the 10-year yield in the past week, was the largest weekly move since November, 113.
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So you read a story, move on to the next one, move on to the next one, and then I'm gonna get a message.
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Canada's move suggests that, if the treaties are not reformed, some countries will effectively ignore the agreements and move ahead with policy changes anyway.
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Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move.
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Germany has come out against the U.S.'s move, calling it "incomprehensible" while the country attempts to move away from coal and nuclear power.
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You can move a single email to the Junk folder by swiping left on it, or move multiple emails by using the "Edit" option.
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Stefan Hoops, its head of capital market division in Germany, said "not thousands will move from London, but rather hundreds" of jobs would move.
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Haley said the move helps "move the ball" on peace negotiations in the Middle East, despite negative reaction in the region to the announcement.
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After a crucial move in Game 1, video shows Lee reacting in shock and dismay at a powerful and unexpected move from the software.
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The expectation is that they will continue to move higher as the Federal Reserve raises rates and investors move away from the bond market.
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"This is the beginning of an important move higher, even though we've already move quite nicely again from the lows of September," Worth explained.
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YOU MOVE THE CHINESE CURRENCY, THE EUROPEAN CURRENCY WILL MOVE WITH IT A STRONGER DOLLAR AND LOWER DOLLAR EARNINGS IF THAT GOES THAT WAY.
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I have ginger tea, peppermint, Smooth Move because you know when you're traveling, things sometimes don't move as smoothly as you'd like them to.
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Within hours of the Hill's reaction, the president tweeted that he'd move to restrain any Turkish military move, threatening to "obliterate" the Turkish economy.
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Last year, at that time, we thought it was the right move to make, and we made the move and you don't look back.
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"If you want me to move, I move for the team," said the 31-year-old Cabrera, a veteran of 11 major league seasons.
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When last season ended, the siblings had just helped their terminally ill father die — after which Val decided to move on and move out.
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During charge, the ions move in the direction of the negative electrode and during discharge, they move in the direction of the positive electrode.
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Only 260 or so homes will be offered as low-cost public housing, meaning many current residents must either move up or move on.
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"For the first time, we have the majority leader move off of we can only move something if the President agrees," Flake told reporters.
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Even if it's efficient for people to move, you're going to end up with people who are left behind and don't want to move.
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It's a rare move against Saudi citizens, but as As Vox's Alex Ward reported, the move doesn't go far enough to reprimand the kingdom.
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You also can't tap to focus or move the focal point away from the center of the frame, which means you may have to move your shot to focus on something, and then move it back, and even then, the autofocus isn't super accurate.
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He also noted that publicly traded stocks move with more volatility, so if an acquirer is paying less than 10% of market cap, it is easier to move on deals since stocks can move up and down that much in a short trading window.
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In addition, soona is publishing the clause in the hopes that other startups will take advantage of it, allowing founders and investors to "move past tweets, move towards action, move towards something that makes it clear that there will be consequences" for bad behavior.
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Buyers of these calls are betting on a 6.5% move or better heading into the weekend, a gain that would be right in the middle of the historical average move in Nvidia and the move the broader options market is implying for the stock.
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His lab was to move to Vancouver, British Columbia, and he was to move with it, but when that whole plan suddenly came apart and he was faced with finding a more suitable place to call home, she invited him to move in with her.
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How to move messages into a label in Gmail using a mobile deviceUnfortunately you can't move multiple emails at a time in the Gmail app, but to move an individual email, open it and then tap the three dots in the top-right corner.
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That's when you—very-- have a lot of conviction that something might not move but if it moves it will only move in one direction.
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This wasn't the move of an Apple and Samsung competitor, it was the move of a big company with deep pockets trying to stay afloat.
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The company has built self-flying drones that can move around a set area and detect/record intruders or move about to physically stop them.
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"Somebody's got to tell him," Popovich noted in a rare light moment, "if the California Highway Patrol tells you to move over, you move over."
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Demi blindfolded Colton after a group date in a total Fifty Shades-style move, or if you ask the Bachelor himself, a Bird Box move.
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"There's a lot of psychological aspects to that that move beyond a quantitative dollarized income that can and does really move the needle," says Witters.
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Then you move to the next one, which is the speakers, and then that gets eaten up, and then you move to the next one.
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While we need to move around a bit to complete the tasks of daily living, in modern life we tend not to move very much.
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Trump ordered a delay to any embassy move from Tel Aviv since the United States does not have an embassy in Jerusalem to move into.
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"I don't really know if it's a good move or a bad move," Redmond says to the nearly 2 million people following the game online.
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"If we see a move further from here, you can see quite a nice move back up to the 200-day moving average," he added.
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He said, 'We're going to move forward with the Clinton-type organizing resolution and then we're going to move on to the debate on witnesses.
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If not, BlackRock will move around 10 equity portfolio managers to New York, one source said, adding they would later move to the euro zone.
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If being black is such an asset, why do many whites consistently move out of communities -- neighborhoods, churches, schools -- when too many blacks move in?
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I really questioned whether or not I wanted to move forward with doing hair... and whether or not I wanted to move forward in life.
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The options market is implying a nearly 3 percent move higher or lower for Wells Fargo, and a more than 4 percent move for Citigroup.
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Rates could move even lower, if the sell-off in the stock market continues and investors move to the relative safety of the bond market.
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After coming out of the coma, he was only able to move his eyes — he could not speak or move the rest of his body.
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I think the thing most people would find difficult is the amount of time it takes to move a crew, or to move things around.
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The vibrations move through the ice, but the high frequencies move faster than the low frequencies and reach your ears first, explains NPR's Skunk Bear.
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" Williams blasted the move in a statement: "Perhaps YouTube's executives would like to move their families into an area that has been destroyed by illegals.
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They refuse to move, despite being tear-gassed by Macedonian police, and appeals by Greek authorities to move to organized camps deeper inside the country.
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The merger predates the June 23 Brexit referendum, but Citi's move will still be closely watched by competitors weighing a move to the euro zone.
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Rousey's move to WWE has long been speculated, and in December, it was reported that she was finalizing a deal to make the move official.
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"Merkel plays a very long game and German politics tends to move quite slowly — but when it does move it can be abrupt," Peel said.
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WATERS: That&aposs a bold move to make and I think President Trump would probably make that move or at least flirt with doing that.
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Among the wider population, 6% of people were planning to move into a smaller property this year, with one-in-six planning to move home.
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That's a problem for the story because events move entirely outside of Russell's control, and they don't always move with Saulnier's usual sense of tension.
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But you should be able to move, to struggle against the rope (that's part of the fun), and to move the rope around your skin.
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" Jeremy Liew of Lightspeed Ventures Partners liked the move, but said it might play better internationally: "It seems like a really smart move by Facebook.
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"This week we're planning to move out for a week until this stops, but next month we're going to move from the apartment," she said.
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Seeing him shuffle across a table, Aibo doesn't doesn't move how you'd expect an animatronic robot to move — it moves more in a cute way.
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So if the economic fundamentals move slowly, then exchange rates also move slowly, not gyrate like those exchange rates in the last couple of weeks.
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The law, as Granston explained, includes a provision that authorizes DOJ to move to dismiss cases over objections by whistleblowers who want to move ahead.
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The Chicago Cubs made a big move on the trade front Thursday, and they hope to begin a move up the National League Central standings.
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It's called Move because its primary function is to move Libra coins from one account to another, and never let those assets be accidentally duplicated.
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Brilliant move with little downside The reality is that Trump's move to speak on the phone with President Tsai is brilliant and has little downside.
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Wires for signals aren't possible at that scale, and if you want to move it with a second arm, how do you move that arm?
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Every game also has finely tuned "acceleration speeds," meaning that the player's aim will move faster when they move the thumbstick closer to the edge.
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He only wants to move if he can live with you, and he doesn't know where your relationship can go if neither of you move.
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"We may move up; we may move down," Bostic said in remarks prepared for delivery to a monetary policy conference at the San Francisco Fed.
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The move is consistent with Facebook's move to make Messenger the primary way that customers interact with businesses for everything from shopping to customer support.
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Hernandez said he had not yet decided on whether to move the Honduran embassy to Jerusalem, a move that Guatemala has said it would make.
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They've Got to Move it, Move it: Liars will often adjust their bodies during or after a lie to let off the stress and anxiety.
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Next week, the US will move its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem -- a move that defied the warnings of America's Arab allies.
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Just the act of making a correction could be enough to broadcast, "I made a mistake, let's move on", and the organization will move on.
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The move comes after Unilever was forced to scrap a plan to move its headquarters out of the United Kingdom because of an investor revolt.
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But while Britain might want to move slowly to leave Europe, countries like France and Germany would want to move swiftly, to reduce Britain's leverage.
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The move enabled it to move faster, gain more control of its data, make faster decisions, and cut costs by 20%, said CMO Jochen Koedijk.
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Should Kim Jung Un's latest move be seen in isolation or is this move linked to the current trade negotiation between China and the U.S.?
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"It could move to 10 and it could move to zero if Boeing don't get their shit together pretty quickly with the regulator," he added.
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This is re-establishing range for the lazy man—rather than quickly change direction and move backwards or sideways, you simply make the opponent move.
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"If the sea levels rise, it's certainly going to be a lot easier to move a Kasita than it will be to move a Hilton."
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If the pushup is too easy, you can move your hands closer together or stagger your hands for a more challenging form of the move.
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AND I HOPE THAT BILL AND EVERYONE ELSE WILL DO THAT IN THIS CASE AND MOVE ON AND LET US MOVE ON WITH OUR BUSINESS.
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Move your cursor to the line between the heading and the data so it becomes the move cursor, which is a four-pointed arrow.3.
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Commodity companies have been at the centre of this, but this has the potential to move out of that sector in a broader market move.
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I THINK THIS IS NOW BEGINNING OF THE PERHAPS MORE NORMALIZATION ITS BEEN A SMALL MOVE IN THE GREATER CONTEXT, BUT ITS BEEN A MOVE.
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It's going to take a bunch of election losses to begin to move in a different direction, to move towards a different kind of balance.
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They expected a limited move to 2,750 by midyear, but the strategists expect a move to 3,000 on the S&P 500 by year end.
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Gardner was furious at Sessions for his move -- and critics, like Gardner, argued the move violates states' rights and causes uncertainty in legal marijuana industries.
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Correlations describe the relationships among variables: 1 when they move precisely together, -21625 when they move precisely opposite, 2900 when their movements are entirely unrelated.
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But because of my diagnosis, there's this extreme pressure to move so fast that I can barely stand to move forward with anyone at all.
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The release about Choi's move is glowing, though it doesn't offer an explanation of why Choi is leaving or what her next move may be.
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Everytime you move, even before you renew, every single time you move you have to fill out a form updating USCIS of your new address.
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Normally a methodically deployed move, this was uncharacteristic, and while the move is unsullied, he landed it too close to the ropes for a cover.
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Genes weren't supposed to move sideways; they were supposed to move vertically, from parents to offspring — even when the "parents" were bacteria, reproducing by fission.
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To move laterally quickly enough to utilize it mid-engagement and to full effect, one must be able to leave the stance and move quickly.
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Why would Avery move only some of these bones, and why would he move them to other parts of his family's land, of all places?
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It would be the move of an expat, of course, not a refugee — a move made by choice rather than as a matter of survival.
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But the judge in the case has decided to move forward with only the lieutenant — a move that has alarmed a number of legal scholars.
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Considering a Move Keyvan Chamani, 83, a software engineer from Hamilton Heights, said the experience was pushing him to move to New Jersey next month.
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That means they're figuring out a brand that convinces people to move there — or, often, move back home after a stint in a bigger city.
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His swing comes a little bit over the top but he then makes a great move down with his lower body ... a very athletic move.
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Sonos Move Smart Bluetooth Speaker, $399The Sonos Move is the best Bluetooth speaker you can buy, delivering truly premium, booming audio in a portable form.
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But the Gaels began a move with Ford scoring five points during a 9-0 run to move within 73-68 with 248:29 left.
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Together they raised $35,000 to refurbish a donated house so Options could move out of the church basement, a move set for later this summer.
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Together they raised $35,000 to refurbish a donated house so Options could move out of the church basement, a move set for later this summer.
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She also said that just two or three of the 24 employees who have gotten their move temporarily delayed plan to move to Kansas City.
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According to Reuters, Beijing suspects Taiwan will make a move toward formally declaring independence, a move that China has said will lead to military action.
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With this move, PepsiCo is doubling down on its drinks business, which has struggled in North America as consumers move away from sugary, carbonated beverages.
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Islanders move past Rangers with comeback victory NEW YORK — Fans of the New York Islanders have been slow to embrace the franchise's move to Brooklyn.
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Once you make a move, the board uses automated technology to make its next move, just like Wizard's Chess for all you Harry Potter fans.
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The Chinese were also expected to move out of their large building in Marylebone and move to Nine Elms though this has not yet materialised.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry's decisive move is the right move for protecting and maintaining a diversified generation fleet critical for a 21st Century "smart" America.
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But the reality is it's been important to move fast, and we should celebrate the spirit of innovation that enabled the industry to move fast.
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Wary about that westward move: Lawmakers want more details on the Trump administration's plan to move the Bureau of Land Management's headquarters beyond the Beltway.
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There, Pence talked up the administration's plans to move the US embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv and laid out the timeline for the move.
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"Kurt's wealth of experience makes him uniquely qualified to move this conflict in the direction of peace," Tillerson said in a statement announcing the move.
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Whichever way cryptocurrencies move, they are likely to move together because their values are highly correlated, feeding off each other and magnifying the market effect.
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"I want Sleepyhead to be the name brand that students ask for when they move into college and also when they move out," he said.
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Trump responded to Pelosi's move by insisting that the Senate could move forward with the trial and his acquittal whether Pelosi okays it or not.
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It's a great move and not only that but it's a shareholder driven move cause it's going to force their competitors to match him. Right.
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Is it logical to take Syrians from Greece and move them back to Turkey, then to take Syrians from Turkey and move them to Europe?
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