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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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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Nadal's left-handed second serve is all slice, or side spin, either meant to move away from the returner, or chase him as he tries to move away from it.
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But the move away from petrodollars might not be easy.
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Duterte's move away from the US would also embolden China.
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States have slowly begun to move away from this practice.
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Bloomberg reports the company wants to move away from cigarettes.
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Do you think that's something we could move away from?
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So, part of it is a move away from marriage.
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People are already starting to move away from plastic bags.
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What was informing your decisions to move away from that?
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He also can't move away from his old standby, xenophobia.
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He also can't move away from his old standby, xenophobia.
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A move away from typing and reading is no coincidence.
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You've gotten some pushback on the move away from transparency.
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I'm determined to move away from that, and to heal.
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But they couldn&apost bring themselves to move away from Apex.
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Now Zuckerberg plans to move away from that, at least eventually.
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If we care about children, we'll move away from these models.
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Facebook has tried to move away from this persona, however gently.
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Photo: APBut let's move away from ourselves and our close kin.
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Now Trump's diplomats have been instructed to move away from that.
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So it's not something that he's going to move away from.
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C: Did you want to move away from the junket operators?
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The EEM ETF is a 4% move away from reaching $45.
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How do we move away from a "we" and "they" mentality?
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Another change witnessed in Gurgurnica is a move away from agriculture.
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Apple could move away from the traditional 16:9 aspect ratio.
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Every time you move away from the doctrine, you get questioned.
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Chronicles of the Republican Party emphasize a move away from moderation.
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The move away from Kevon Looney is working well so far.
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Apple had also started to move away from using Qualcomm chips.
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The company would move away from giving its members goal weights.
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"It is hard to move away from crowdsourced reviews," Weinberg said.
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Some companies, however, have begun to move away from the greenback.
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And why not move away from identity politics to something bigger?
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Now we've got to move away from coal and all the other fossil fuels, but I don't want to move away from the people who did the best they could to produce energy that we relied on.
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As drug czar, Marino seems poised to move away from this approach.
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But forward thinking governments will continue to move away from resource dependency.
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GM has already started to move away from one electric vehicle model.
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The country also plans to move away from nuclear energy by 2022.
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The move away from SMS has been under way for some time.
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We think this can really help people move away from filter bubbles.
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The second season attempts to move away from the controversy, and fails.
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But to be honest, we need to move away from a conversation.
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Every time you move toward one you move away from the other.
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A more radical option is to move away from targeting inflation altogether.
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Is this new record a conscious effort to move away from that?
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They said it was time to move away from the special arrangements.
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Over the next two years, the Secret Service will move away from .
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Apple is also looking to move away from reliance on rivals too.
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That would mark a move away from recycling the same old thing.
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The takedown of AlphaBay spurred more people to move away from bitcoin.
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Is it realistic to move away from the investor-owned utility model?
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It is possible to move away from the investor-owned utility model.
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Based on the numbers, the automaker's move away from sedans makes sense.
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It is past time to move away from animal-derived meat altogether.
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If someone is coughing or sneezing, try to move away from them.
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Wash your hands regularly and move away from people with visible symptoms.
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Taiwan desperately needs to move away from manufacturing into high-end services.
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And they've watched federal policy move away from addressing these existential challenges.
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Google has been trying to move away from gendering its assistant, though.
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The proposal continues a move away from abortion coverage in recent years.
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Did children move away from home at 18 and never look back?
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Now we've got to move away from coal and all the other fossil fuels, but I don't want to move away from the people who did the best they could to produce the energy which we relied on.
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Lacombe isn't sure the move away from physical buttons will result in as much blowback as the move away from headphone jacks, and that's because making buttons purely digital allows for a more customizable user experience. Left-handed?
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Igloo's 212-quart Recool is a significant move away from non-biodegradable Styrofoam.
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One method they've adopted is to move away from passwords for user authentication.
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Soon after that, Just Salad decided to move away from chopping its salads.
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Numerous commercial banks have also instituted policies to move away from financing coal.
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And until it leaves me, he doesn't move away from the locked door.
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This is a time to move away from celebrity and toward progressive leadership.
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The 229 election represented a chance to move away from that disgraceful narrative.
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Audience member: Hi. Let's move away from the tech and into your ideas.
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He called his wife to tell her to move away from the shooting.
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The six pack will start to divide and move away from the center.
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This makes it hard to move away from recommendations to start screening early.
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We're seeing a move away from the kind of heavy-handed emotional approach.
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ULA has, however, taken steps to move away from the RD-180 engine.
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A complicated move away from LIBOR could prove disruptive for the mortgage market.
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The efforts to move away from shadow banking practices are set to continue.
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We thought at the time, She'll move away from this, and she did.
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Medicaid agencies continue to move away from paying for every procedure or treatment.
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She claims that Hamilton didn't truly move away from Sullivan Street until 215.
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"Our tendency is to move away from Enough — not toward it," he writes.
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A move away from Libor, however, is expected to be gradual and complicated.
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Are you trying to move away from being pegged to a specific aesthetic?
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"Move away from this man's weapon," he barked at the girl, voice raging.
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The study showed teenagers were beginning to move away from opioids and alcohol.
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Investors have feared the company's move away from its high-margin ad business.
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And Nike I think changed its business model to move away from wholesale.
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Elrod feels confident that the move away from mascara isn't just a fad.
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And that's despite recent pressure to move away from plastic and encourage recycling.
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This move away from the humanities could not come at a worse time.
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A few states have already taken steps to move away from money bail.
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Merck is the latest drugmaker to move away from the hepatitis C market.
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Ford is hardly the first to move away from leather for its interior.
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"I wish I'd made the move away from fossil fuels sooner," he said.
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Third, we must move away from elitism and a politics-as-usual perspective.
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The Fed has been expected to move away from describing policy as accommodative.
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But as some farmers prospered, they wanted their children to move away from agriculture.
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We need to move away from stereotypes if we want to achieve Real learning.
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Move away from that to pursue lower-key, stand-alone episodes involving different characters.
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Markets, however, could see Mnuchin's move away from Treasury as a potentially destabilizing action.
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Tannen says that obligatory and unquestioning solidarity is something we must move away from.
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Friedman has written about the need to move away from the two-state solution.
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On Sunday, Scaramucci told ABC News that Trump needs to "move away" from Bannon.
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Facebook now calls this "passive" consumption, and they want to move away from it.
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"I don't know why we have to move away from manufacturing," Mr. Huckabee replied.
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Mr. Huckabee is right; the United States doesn't "have" to move away from manufacturing.
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Dante offered a similarly measured view on the industry's move away from physical film.
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The commission convened in Berlin to map out how to move away from coal.
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Or, will Cisco look to move away from hardware and jump into web gateways?
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Your Google Pixel is always one clumsy move away from drowning in the toilet.
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Volvo announced a moral decision to move away from combustion-only engines by 2019.
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The former ballerina said people need to move away from fetishizing one body type.
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But there's been a move away from that advice for various reasons, Holle says.
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The drastic changes go far beyond the move away from monochrome black and white.
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The move away from risk sent gold prices higher and U.S. Treasury yields lower.
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Most politicians would find a way to move away from a damaging story line.
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To completely move away from that ethos would be to fundamentally change the network.
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What's needed is a move away from the perpetually disappointed figure of the fan.
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Even Polish firms that have sought to move away from coal were sucked in.
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In a way, in 1975 or 1976 there was a move away from that.
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Move away from the people in your life who take more than they give.
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Facebook will, going forward, move away from showing posts from businesses, brands and media.
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In the 48th, the move away from the Republican Party seems dependent on Trump.
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RUSSIA WILL FOCUS MORE ON EUROPEAN, ASIAN INVESTORS, MOVE AWAY FROM U.S. DOLLAR - VYSHKOVSKY
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People move away from their childhood homes and do not always return as adults.
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The Biden campaign has been reportedly trying to move away from this specific narrative.
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"We need to move away from an expert-o-cratic process," he told me.
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So I felt like that gave me agency to move away from the situation.
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Curiously, there has been a move away from PINs in both Canada and Europe.
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It isn't intellectual — it is a deliberate move away from that sort of fashion.
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The solution, experts say, is to move away from this form of authentication entirely.
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Even if she has to move away from them to practice with the team?
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Her parents, much like Mr. Berkon's parents, consider any move away from Manhattan unthinkable.
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We've already seen Apple move away from a previously guiding philosophy for the company.
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The most shocking has been 100 Thieves' recent move away from Call of Duty.
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As a country, we have the capacity to move away from either/or thinking.
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The U.S. move away from worldwide taxation represents an adoption of modern tax orthodoxy.
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We want decisions to move away from being just intuition to become more data-driven.
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She'd move away from this spot, but it's the only real shade in the afternoon.
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Intel has made efforts to move away from reliance on the generally declining PC business.
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Move away from the large format single-portion cuts, like thick-cut chops and steaks.
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It's evident in our move away from formalized data stores into call-and-response APIs.
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It also gives states significant new freedoms to move away from the structures of Obamacare.
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The company wants to move away from its complicated donut associations and refocus on coffee.
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Bonnie has been very desperate to move away from the life that she came from.
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Starbucks' apparent move away from limited edition Frappuccinos made today's announcement come as a surprise.
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To me, it seems this signals a move away from the pornography of content—i.e.
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Now slowly move away from the mirror but try to keep your eye in view.
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The last trick is to move away from the car without having any "bad" thoughts.
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But, despite his success, he plans to move away from it on the next record.
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Usually, I give people vague generic answers and try to move away from the conversation.
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And our customers essentially use it to sort of move away from email and collaborate.
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Hurricane force winds: Hurricane force winds weaken the farther you move away from the eye.
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LONDON — Sometimes when you move away from home, it's your pets you miss the most.
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In other cases, they might want to move away from a rude or problematic name.
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Move away from haunted houses — or better yet, don't live there in the first place.
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Ultimately, as you move away from areas that were core Trump districts, turnout got higher.
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The move away from a traditional fee-for-service model changes how insurers do business.
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Helen Lickerman, 67, said there was a general tendency to move away from European integration.
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Others argue that the move away from spanking is itself a form of political correctness.
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"Brands are going to move away from the vanity metrics of likes and follower counts."
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Finally, Trump doubled down on his move away from a hopeful DACA deal with Democrats.
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But the company used this opportunity to move away from its original, pretty boring name.
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The move away from the headphone jack benefits Apple's intellectual property portfolio in three ways.
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We need to move away from this idea that this is a travel-related illness.
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WeWork is also going to move away from a central pillar of its business model.
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Usually to advance, a nurse needs to move away from nursing into a supervisory role.
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The budget signals a dangerous move away from the federal government's concern for teacher quality.
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She's had to move away from that as she navigated the political system in Chicago.
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It's there as a point of leverage, but they're not going to move away from us.
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More important, Beijing has made a structural move away from exports as a key growth driver.
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As for Uber's race to move away from human drivers to autonomous driving, obstacles lie ahead.
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He complied with orders to move away from the railing and to stand near a wall.
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We are trying to move away from the mentality and the association of food with guilt.
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Many liberal young people move away from more conservative, rural places like Oklahoma — but Langthorn didn't.
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Naturally, there are some who have adapted to the move away from Underhill better than others.
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If we're going to move away from anything, let's leave behind stock stump speeches on factories.
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That could lead to local extinction, meaning that many species will move away from the tropics.
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"We have to move away from the old left-right axis," he says, echoing Mr Macron.
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HOW MUCH FURTHER CAN THE U.S. MOVE AWAY FROM WHAT'S HAPPENING IN EUROPE AND IN JAPAN?
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The country often feels in a hurry to move away from the difficulties of the past.
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According to 9to5mac's Mark Gurman, the device could move away from the $499 entry-level price.
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Now, we're finally starting to move away from male dominated beliefs that demand only hard facts.
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Plenty of our respondents wished that more science journalists would move away from hyping single studies.
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"You're able to move away from that huge upfront cost to invent manufacturing," Chung told me.
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This week, the Trump administration made its first move away from expanding rights for transgender students.
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The surge helped the Aussie move away from a 2-1/423-week trough of $0.6910.
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We were offering incentives for people to move away from fossil fuel heating, cooling, and transportation.
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Then there's the environmental component, which also may be contributing to the move away from beef.
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That's why Code42 is giving its customers a lot of time to move away from CrashPlan.
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The move away from a redesign could alienate early adopters and send them to other platforms.
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It "sees" obstacles blocking its way and is programmed to move away from crowds of people.
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But convincing them to move away from herding is not easy, he said in an interview.
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This is one reason Soft Surroundings wanted to move away from multi-touch attribution, said Buffington.
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Banks have pushed to move away from the annual schedule, saying the lengthy submissions are onerous.
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Stack spoke at length with us about his company's decision to move away from gun sales.
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" One way China has shifted its approach, Priestap said, is to move away from "spy vs.
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"It would be like General Motors or Ford saying we're going to move away from Detroit."
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Britain is trying to move away from coal-fired power completely by 2025, according to Reuters.
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Cohen's take is that it was largely caused by fashion's move away from basketball-influenced clothing.
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China's attempt to move away from coal is causing a winter natural gas shortage, CNBC reports.
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On climate change:Gabbard wants to see the US move away from the use of fossil fuels.
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Would we be here now if we hadn't trusted ourselves to move away from that style?
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There wasn't any question that we should move away from what we were known for, aesthetically.
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I wanted to move away from the purple and green colors the market is saturated with.
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But he must continue to move away from the GOP's historical insular focus on social issues.
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That's not because the United States is one false move away from rioting in the streets.
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As we move away from democracy, we forget its purpose: to give us all a future.
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People move away from the camp of Moria after a fire broke out on March 16.
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"If I know something's going to bother me, I just move away from it," he said.
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Ultimately, the report warns, millions of people nationwide may have to move away from the coasts.
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Led by Russia and China, the world is accelerating its move away from the U.S. dollar.
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As America becomes increasingly nonwhite, the culture will continue to move away from the homeownership ideal.
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Now, a huge corporation, Microsoft, is taking steps to move away from the traditional billing arrangement.
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How to prepare: Wash your hands, and move away from people who are coughing or sneezing.
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The move away from single-use plastics will make products like reusable silicone bags more popular.
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As Europe and China move away from paraquat, its use is rebounding in the United States.
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The Fed is much further along in its move away from low rates and quantitative easing.
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Panasonic is working to move away from unprofitable businesses as it struggles to drive profit growth.
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But by the middle of 2015, Burke apparently began to move away from a political career.
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But he did say a Trump White House might move away from having daily press briefings.
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Still, a move away from ultra-easy policy is seen by many as some ways away.
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This move away from political apathy is evident from high office down to the municipal level.
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But after Sandy and other tactical officers arrived, Monette was told to move away from Boyd.
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The man attempts to move away from the officer, who continues attacking him, the video shows.
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Do they mark a move away from the current business model, toward something closer resembling the PC?
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Carter heard three blasts, then the voices of officers telling people to move away from the walls.
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Something else laptops will start to move away from at CES 2019: Intel and x86 chip architecture.
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Since we didn't use any other constructs of the language, we decided to move away from it.
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The move away from alcohol may also stem from younger people's increased interest in pursuing healthy lifestyles.
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For people who don't want Apple to move away from x86, this makes a lot of sense.
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You might expect people who move away from drugs and crime to help people in those situations.
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"You have seen a move away from big data towards advanced ad products," said Media Storm's Fiordalis.
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This abrupt move away from cash has been felt disproportionately by women operating in the informal sector.
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She could see the gunman's feet and hear officers telling people to move away from the walls.
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Tech companies have made an effort to move away from these early design decisions steeped in stereotypes.
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"To move away from this would mean there was a paradigm shift in the kingdom," Coogle said.
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The move away from fuel exports towards domestic sales can be clearly seen in the official figures.
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But the automation argument just doesn't work and advocates would be smart to move away from it.
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But everyone will then have another 80 minutes to watch the moon move away from the sun.
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"There was a move away from private vengeance to public prosecution," says Pamela Cox of Essex University.
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JB: What we can do is to move away from the EU-focused approach about Turkey advocacy.
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Builders and design firms are opting to move away from finite resources, Montalti explained in an interview.
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For the V30, LG is likely to move away from an LED display to an OLED screen.
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Still, what is clear is that the move away from opioids is already happening among younger people.
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Perhaps the biggest unifying theme to the changes in Battlefield V is the move away from abstraction.
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A JLP win could signal a move away from the ruling party's wage freezes and spending cuts.
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Lake called the "basket of deplorables" remark an "unfortunate comment" that the campaign should move away from.
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In a nutshell, it needs to move away from being an industry and towards being a profession.
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Analysts are counting on Le Peuch to move away from the all-encompassing projects championed by Kibsgaard.
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That matches a trend seen across the industry, as customers move away from large, expensive cable bundles.
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For Insomniac, the move away from just being a PlayStation studio was made for a few reasons.
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Facebook needs to lean in on the new device and move away from what got it there.
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He wants to keep and create jobs, cut costs, reduce waste and move away from special interests.
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Look at the court, where Giannis's feet are, before and after his move away from his defender.
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"They believe it is imperative these companies move away from high-carbon emitting activities," Lubber told me.
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As men, we often move away from our homes and seek our fortunes in places far away.
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It has been reeling under losses as shoppers move away from malls in favor of online shopping.
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Not that the multiple doesn't move away from it but it tends to come back to it.
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He didn't have to move away from the Midwest to earn a living — technology gave him options.
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The move away from fuel exports toward domestic sales can be clearly seen in the official figures.
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Despite attempts to move away from politics, the company has been unable to shake its homophobic reputation.
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We should move away from hyperpartisanship and toward an appreciation for the divergent viewpoints of the electorate.
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In 1992, Denmark voted to move away from the European Community when it rejected the Maastricht Treaty.
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We felt a lot more than frustration, because our former owners chose to move away from us.
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The disappointing data rekindled fears of slackening global growth, causing investors to move away from riskier assets.
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Hinge doesn't believe the move away from Facebook as the underlying network will have an ill effect.
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The RBI can't now move away from that line for fear of going against global financial opinion.
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I think it's relatable though the idea that you are just one move away from total disaster.
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"It's a huge leap forward to move away from hair and urine testing," Ellis told Business Insider.
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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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Opponents have said that the solution is to move away from the set-top box system entirely.
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But aesthetically, it inches closer to current fashion, a subtle move away from impersonal, immaculately polished comedy.
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This era also signalled a move away from analog technologies in general, in favour of computer music.
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"It took a lot of effort to move away from the practice of warehousing people," she said.
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The move away from television and traditional media consumption has in many ways opened the world up.
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The idea of being against, rather than for something was something we wanted to move away from.
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All of a sudden these things began to move away from him and he said, 'They're gone!
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"With that has come the move away from making sure that police departments comply with the Constitution."
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As more Americans move away from consuming sports on traditional televisions, the streaming operation has become vital.
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It could have upheld tough state campaign finance rules and started to move away from Citizens United.
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The move away from Manhattan, initiated by her husband, the writer John Taylor, was daunting at first.
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"We've got to move away from the talking, and now start taking the action," the activist said.
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It wants to move away from direct deals as part of efforts to buy at cheaper rates.
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For most of 2017, department store chains struggled to recuperate and move away from a "dying" narrative.
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The move away from legal and regulatory confrontations followed changes in the senior leadership of both companies.
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She managed to move away from R&B at the point at which R&B was peaking.
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Historically, attempts to move away from a profit-centric system have always been resisted, and ultimately, gutted.
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Riff is desperate to preserve that intimacy; Tony is just as desperate to move away from it.
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He said Chipotle plans to move away from freebies and toward buy-one-get-one-free offers.
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Why a scooter company decided to move away from the gig economy and start hiring real employees.
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Other participants were less optimistic than Padmanathan about the prospects for a rapid move away from oil.
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"This is the right time for Atlanta to move away from wealth-based detention," Ms. Geraghty said.
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Plus, if Google does move away from Chrome, as some have suggested, existing Chromebooks become relatively useless.
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Boorman's husband got a job in Florida that necessitated a move away from the gym the pair share.
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There is now a distinct move away from the traditional tenant-landlord partnership, more toward a financial partnership.
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Karakuri's technologies also allow restaurants to move away from mass pre-packaged meals and significantly reduce food waste.
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Let's move away from Harry for a moment to look at his friend (and later girlfriend) Ginny Weasley.
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Maybe it is time in 2018 to move away from these kind of cliched traditional, gender specific events.
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For his part, Marchionne insisted this "secular move away from cars" is as close to permanent as possible.
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While many investors are reducing their exposure to equities, most remain reluctant to completely move away from stocks.
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Any material move away from palladium is likely to be two to three years away at a minimum.
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Part of that is a move away from the politics of identity that Hillary Clinton plays so well.
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However, the U.S. central bank has tried to move away from forward guidance as it implements rate hikes.
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"I would like to see McDonald's move away from offering soda at all with kids' meals," Feltman said.
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"Elephants are highly intelligent creatures and will move away from areas where they are in danger," Jones said.
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Instacart's move away from Whole Foods is similar as the startup is wary of Amazon's own delivery capabilities.
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Food companies like Campbell have been pressured as consumers increasingly move away from processed food toward healthier options.
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In recent years planners have encouraged people to move away from the centre, to suburbs and nearby cities.
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Statements from each obtained in May seemed to indicate a mutual desire to move away from co-dependence.
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So you see the dose rate drops off really, really quickly as you move away from the source.
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The move away from floppy disks was completed in June but was not widely reported at the time.
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He said he didn't anticipate the need for an emergency budget but signaled a move away from austerity.
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She recalled thinking she'd never move away from home, but has since developed tools to combat those feelings.
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His expected efforts to move away from bigotry and nastiness if he is nominated will not fool us.
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But it would take a historic comeback and require at least some Democrats to move away from Clinton.
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The latest developments in the U.S. election campaign have also seen a move away from safe haven assets.
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This is music for carriers' ears, aching to move away from the competitive world of commodity data centers.
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For Allergan, the sale facilitated a move away from generic drugs as that business was beginning to decline.
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Among the mutual funds, one noticeable trend in the space has been a move away from health care.
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Associating the n-word with racism is a gross oversimplification that we desperately need to move away from.
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On the left, it requires a move away from isolationism and a rediscovering of historic principles of internationalism.
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Today middle-class blacks, Hispanics and other minorities can and do move away from ghettos and deprived barrios.
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South Carolina's governor, Nikki Haley, ordered approximately 1.1 million people to move away from the coast on Friday.
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Do you think fans of Lebanon Hanover and of Sable will appreciate this move away from dark synth?
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Our health care system, for example, must move away from expensive emergency room visits and embrace virtual care.
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As you move away from personalities into policy, the party is behaving in a much more unified manner.
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When you made Tomboy, you were trying to move away from samplers and do something more guitar-based.
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Cue the scramble by vendors to own this massive workload as developers move away from traditional desktop environments.
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That process has led us to the decision to move away from owning and operating a cable network.
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But, at a certain point, they said it may be likely that Amazon will move away from UPS.
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Samar's aunt, Mona, said Amal was reluctant to go home or even move away from the hotel door.
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Especially when the company is trying to get everyone to be enthusiastic about the move away from 3.5mm.
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As countries become richer, they tend to move away from cash on grounds of security, convenience and cost.
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The top floor converts into a shelter so that people don't have to move away from their village.
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Fast food giant McDonald's is to move away from using plastic straws in its U.K. and Ireland restaurants.
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ESPN is going through changes as more people move away from cable and toward stand-alone streaming services.
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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association pushed back against suggestions that Americans should move away from meat-based diets.
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ESPN is going through changes as more people move away from cable and towards stand-alone streaming services.
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But success may bring pay rises, particularly as engineers move away from contracts and develop their own companies.
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"It's very important that we move away from the same old messages," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The bank has looked to move away from its trading business as it focuses on more successful areas.
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The European electricity sector has announced its intention to move away from coal and focus on clean energy.
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The center of Bonnie was expected to move away from the coast of North Carolina on Thursday night.
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Large hotel chains have started to move away from ownership and are instead operating as managers or franchises.
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As we move away from the center of the spreading circle, its area, representing our secure knowledge, grows.
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But they do want to move away from a conflict that seems to have no end in sight.
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For a masterful lyricist like Bowie to move away from writing songs with words is a big deal.
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It's just an awful way to view the medium, and we desperately need to move away from it.
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From what we have heard, it may try to move away from payment per stream to flat rates.
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So if you don't agree with Medium's decisions, you'll always have the option to move away from it.
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At one point, feedback drowns out the man's voice, and he has to move away from the speakers.
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" More from his AP interview: Schnatter blamed the company's declining performance on its move away from its "roots.
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And even with a move away from climate-friendly policies back home, American corporations face tightening regulations overseas.
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A few members questioned the move away from the core brand, worrying that service and content would suffer.
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Equinor changed its name to move away from the word "oil" as it stresses investments in renewable energy.
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If we want to truly combat addiction — and the opioid crisis — we need to move away from stigmatization.
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Even Bethesda has started to move away from that, with the still-somewhat-controversial online game Fallout 76.
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The bank said it would move away from Sweden, to cut the costs enforced by its domestic regulators.
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At what point did you move away from being a part of a team to leading a team?
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Thamer looked as if he wanted to move away from it but was too tired to get up.
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In June, McDonald's said it would move away from using plastic straws in its U.K. and Ireland restaurants.
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Pelosi also said she hopes Trump will move away from exploiting race-related divisions in the United States.
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I do think about if I'll ever move away from it and switch back to my real name.
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Target was looking to move away from Amazon's cloud in 2017, CNBC reported, and has started using Google's.
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He doesn't comply and starts to move away from the officers, who pursue him slowly in their car.
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China's rapid industrialization and move away from traditional agriculture saw the country's donkey population plummet in recent decades.
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With the FitBit watch, you can your track steps and be reminded to move away from the desk.
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I think this is why I try to move away from characters with a definable gender or race.
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She attributed her current move away from the Republican Party to its rightward shift under President Donald Trump.
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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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There will definitely be an impact as Chinese investment dollars move away from property and prohibited other sectors.
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But over the years, the country has been aggressively trying to move away from non-renewable power sources.
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The stunt is part of the chain's campaign to highlight its move away from preservatives and artificial ingredients.
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This is why I feel strongly that vendors should move away from positioning devices as a PC replacement.
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Darren Hallihan, 43, said he and his girlfriend planned to sell their home and move away from Porter Ranch. .
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" Justifying the move away from curved croissants, Tesco's croissant buyer, Harry Jones, cited what he called the "spreadability factor.
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Why it matters: Netflix is signaling a move away from its tech roots as it builds its content library.
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"These papers are suggesting that we maybe need to move away from looking for GeV dark matter," she said.
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The best investing outcomes may result if both Republicans and Democrats move away from their respective euphoria or fear.
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According to the Pew Research Center, 63 percent of Americans say we should move away from mandatory-minimum sentences.
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"We were trying to move away from the idea that there were only two ways of thinking," said Attwood.
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Revolution's Roger McNamee warns that the President's move away from globalization is bad for tech investments across the board.
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It was expensive, but I knew I wanted to move away from engineering into a different type of role.
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She should not be let off the hook simply because she's trying to move away from her former image.
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But it's a refreshing move away from SNL's relentless commitment to telling bad political jokes during the cold open.
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The more we move away from more traditional means of accounting, the more of these we're going to see.
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That will likely accelerate the move away from cash in favor of credit, debit and mobile wallets, experts say.
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The planets will move away from the star as it expands, allowing Earth to just barely escape being engulfed.
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Michael Murray, Ashley's future son-in-law, is the architect of the company's move away from a sportswear retailer.
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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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Japan may be volatile if (the Bank of Japan) decides to move away from (its negative interest rate policy).
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So why the hell would Apple move away from the 3.5mm headphone jack that's been a standard for decades?
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Speculation is fueled by Harry and Meghan's decision to move away from Kensington Palace and into the Windsor Estate.
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Kocher has lead a move away from fossil-fuel based power generation and into renewables, grids and energy services.
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For some viewers, "San Junipero" signaled a move away from what made the show effective in the first place.
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Mr. Ben Ezra opened the back door of his restaurant so fleeing customers could move away from the street.
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It was revealed in November that Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, were making the move away from the palace.
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You've been seen as the MC who tears down radio sets, are you trying to move away from that?
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It took me 20 years to move away from my insecurities and transition into the state of self-love.
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And no one has to catch the flag but we have to move away from the direction we're going.
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VTB Capital called the agreement between the state and the companies "a move away from the market-pricing basis".
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" The statement said that the U.S. reconnaissance plane subsequently "changed its course to move away from the Russian border.
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Next generation retailers will move away from storing goods in numerous local retail stores and into regional distribution centers.
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The company has chosen to move away from the traditional 16:9 aspect ratio to build a taller display.
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Parents who "support" their children's dreams of acting might not support their decision to move away from the spotlight.
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Q. Are we already witnessing some undesirable consequences from this move away from institutionalized rule by the Communist Party?
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It was an attempt to move away from a centrally planned and self-contained economy toward free market capitalism.
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" The forum also published a report celebrating Twitter's adoption of "policies to move away from [the] U.S. legal standard.
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There's sense among lawmakers that leadership is ready to move away from the issue if the crisis dies down.
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The mid-term election saw working-class whites, even men, move away from Trump's GOP and toward the opposition.
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"Maria will move away from the Bahamas into the open waters of the western Atlantic today," the center said.
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After CEO Blake Irving took the helm at GoDaddy, he began working to move away from the racy ads.
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With the ability to move away from export crops, farm subsidies will slowly change toward enhancing local food production.
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Aung San Suu Kyi is rebalancing with China, but they're not going to move away from the United States.
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Earlier this month, McDonald's announced it would move away from using plastic straws in its U.K. and Ireland restaurants.
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Scotland's move away from a relatively free banking system provides a historical example of rent-seeking from industry insiders.
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It is two minutes to midnight, but there is no reason the Doomsday Clock cannot move away from catastrophe.
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Some Koreans in Beijing told CNN they hoped China would move away from the North and towards the South.
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Her new album could be a move away from her awkward teen years and into a more adult stardom.
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This is especially important to the company as people "move away from Facebook and onto other platforms," he notes.
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Google is not throwing out cookies and declaring them completely stale, but it's a clear move away from them.
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The camera doesn't move away from Assange's face, but you can hear Harrison's palpable discomfort in her demurring replies.
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While some flight crew members move away from Kew Gardens once their schedules become more predictable, others settle there.
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And I'll tell you right now, I'm not trying to move away from Jim and The Office at all.
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Investment growth has slowed in recent years amid efforts by authorities to move away from investment-driven economic growth.
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This is a moment to move away from policies that don't contribute meaningfully to human survival around the globe.
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For one thing, it will be difficult to move away from China as a source of production anytime soon.
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We need more asexual characters, but also more variety in stories that move away from heterosexuality being the baseline.
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At the very least, using Germany's existing nuclear plants would make an expeditious move away from fossil fuels possible.
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Solvay aims to move away from commoditised high-volume products toward more high-tech solutions with better profit margins.
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Moreover, structural changes in the economy, such as the move away from fossil fuels, could leave insurers' portfolios exposed.
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He said the goal was really to move away from a hydrocarbon based economy to a knowledge based economy.
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I dread thinking about what will happen if the industry doesn't heed the call to move away from passwords.
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But asked to respond to feedback on the changes, Google said it might move away from this latest design.
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We need to move away from extreme thinking, open up dialogue and remember that it is OK to disagree!
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In some instances, it will be able to move away from third-party providers such as FedEx or UPS.
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"People should listen to their local officials," if they urge them to move away from storm surges, Obama said.
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Remember that it's Wednesday, and this is when we start to move away from the straightforward clues and themes.
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And we're going to make it clear that we don't want to forget those people....Now we've got to move away from coal and all the other fossil fuels, but I don't want to move away from the people who did the best they could to produce the energy that we relied on.
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It then launched "Made in China 2025", cementing a move away from the world's factory floor to innovation-led growth.
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It wants to move away from direct deals as part of efforts to buy at cheaper rates through international tenders.
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What does it take for a company to move away from a core feature that is central to its identity?
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The European Central Bank maintains it is on track to move away from super-stimulative policy toward something more restrictive.
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Despite the company's move away from sleep talk, it also went a ways toward helping me crash on this flight.
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The recent trend in the category has actually been to move away from songs that play over the closing credits.
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An NYPD spokesperson told Gothamist that Alfiky had failed to comply with their order to move away from the scene.
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By the time Kitsch attempted to move away from those would-be blockbuster roles, their failures had already enveloped him.
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Almost his first job was to persuade 290,20183 people to move away from Mount Merapi on the island of Java.
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I'm hoping that Lenovo, HP, and other PC makers move away from these display chins in favor of bezeless displays.
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Much of the opposition agrees, Stephen Kinnock urging his fellow Labour MPs to "move away from multiculturalism and towards assimilation".
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These examples of abuse and ethical violations have helped cause some publications to move away from the contributor platform model.
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Google's move away from the ongoing spec wars means the company isn't chasing premium hardware for the sake of itself.
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There has been a lot written about Apple's move away from the audio jack — before and after it actually happened.
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"If the Macri government fails badly early on, it will be very difficult to move away from Kirchnerismo," Diaz said.
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Paul's podcast, meanwhile, paints a picture of a creator who wants to move away from his young audience on YouTube.
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With residents absent and a school beneath the tower forced to move away from the neighbourhood, businesses are struggling, too.
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Publicis is striving to move away from traditional advertising and closer to digital transformation and consulting via its arm Publicis.Sapient.
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Technology is going to move away from getting the driver's attention and toward taking over quickly and, we hope, correctly.
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Perhaps that all adds up to a diminished appetite for risk and a move away from top stocks like Amazon.
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Velma Aiken says she understands if Kamiyah doesn't want to move away from the only home she has ever known.
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You should also understand when it makes sense to move away from the standard deduction and start itemizing your return.
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It's interesting how communities all over the world are understanding how important it is to move [away] from social constructs.
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The firm is trying to move away from volatile businesses like trading to more stable areas such as wealth management.
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But for merchants that are yet to get their shit together, the move away from magstripe is actually causing problems.
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And there won't be that need to move away from education and have more bodies working in the agricultural sector.
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Ironically, technology companies have tried to jump on this digital detox trend to help people move away from their devices.
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But waning demand combined with the fallout from the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal has accelerated Porsche's move away from diesel.
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Still, there are real disparities — political and economic — that emerge from the decision to move away from home, or not.
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Legislators voted 207-81 to formally back the deal, which is designed to encourage a move away from fossil fuels.
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The blueberries started off all squished together, but as the muffin expanded they started to move away from each other.
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When Paul Kafasis tried to move away from the App Store he was worried he'd lose half of his sales.
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As part of his decision to move away from leading the company's self-driving efforts, Levandowski put Meyehofer in charge.
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His comments heartened advocates of privatization who have long sought to move away from the system they see as outdated.
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So Putin will retain flexibility while presenting himself as an ally, and help Erdoğan to move away from the West.
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Indeed, the recent trend in the category has been to move away from songs that play over the closing credits.
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It's an uncomfortable place for investors, evidenced by a move away from stocks despite a strong week for the markets.
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When it gets too close to a tree or building, the drone will tend to move away from the obstacle.
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Chinese aluminum prices have been struggling to move away from two-year lows amid weak domestic demand and plentiful supply.
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Some climate change researchers say building hydropower capacity is critical for China as it tries to move away from coal.
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The Trump administration, they fear, would again be telegraphing that it is willing to move away from traditional American positions.
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They see it as a way to put pressure on the party as a whole to move away from Warren.
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Efforts to convince North Korea to move away from its reliance on nuclear weapons cannot be made in a vacuum.
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On Saturday morning, Ms. Ayotte completed her move away from Mr. Trump by saying she would not vote for him.
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The minute you hear a loud noise or any commotion, move away from it — not toward it — Mr. Ackerman said.
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Your projects used to be very sample-heavy, but you had to move away from that for some legal reasons.
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Companies like Fitbit are struggling, while Jawbone is apparently looking for the next big move away from the consumer category.
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Netflix needed to move away from licensing most of its content, because under that model, it couldn't control its destiny.
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Koike has garnered significant public support by promising to move away from nuclear power and to halt consumer tax hikes.
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Was this a deliberate decision to move away from that sound so as not to be pigeonholed in that genre?
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"We have no desire to move away from the small investors, and there's absolutely no reason to," Mr. Lynn says.
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The company is just the latest to move away from "unethically sourced" fur, following Gucci and the state of California.
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Still, some environmentalists say the aggressive move away from hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, provides a template for other industries to follow.
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In June, for example, McDonald's said it would move away from using plastic straws in its U.K. and Ireland restaurants.
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The federal government, too, has adopted policies intended to help it move away from setting salaries based on past income.
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It's time to move away from the perspective that food insecurity will be reduced if we just hand out food.
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In recent days, Chinese officials have refined their messaging to move away from outright lies or falsehoods, Ms. Gabrielle said.
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Mr. Duque will need to move away from Mr. Uribe's brand of conservatism, and Mr. López Obrador from his narcissism.
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Google won't quaver on the decision to move away from desserts, which answers a quadrillion querulous questions about the names.
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"In speeches and statements, he says that civil society is being undermined by a move away from religiosity," she said.
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"Urals differentials are kind of stuck at one figure and don't move away from it whatever happens," one trader said.
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As someone approaching 60, I wonder when it's socially acceptable to move away from "leaning in" to stepping away gracefully.
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After the American Revolution, there was a push to move away from the court regalia of Britain, wigs and all.
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Nike's basketball sneaker sales fell last year as consumers move away from performance sneakers to more casual and comfortable shoes.
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Jennifer Granholm (D) said she opposes the controversial Dakota Access pipeline because the nation should move away from fossil fuels.
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By tapping an otherwise unused resource, it will also help the city move away from its dependence on fossil fuels.
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As America's single largest user of fuel, the Department of Defense is doing its part to move away from oil.
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The money from the campaign helped her fix her car and move away from the area where she was attacked.
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Internal EPA emails obtained by the Intercept show that major chemical companies also supported the move away from animal testing.
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I'm curious your thoughts as we move away from real selves being represented online to expressing our other selves online.
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The manager ran to lock the doors, and employees told people to move away from the front of the restaurant.
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It was very disturbing for me, and I had to move away from it once I'd gotten what I needed.
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I wanted to move away from where I grew up as soon as figured out that it was an option.
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The next generation of biofuel types move away from the high costs of edible crops and use either grasses or trees.
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The move away from last-gen support was necessary to accommodate the scope Bungie had in mind for Rise of Iron.
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The group has said it wants to move away from the image – though not all the tenets – of Marxist-Leninist principles.
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Like British society more broadly, then, most football forums have made an effort to move away from discrimination and general chauvinism.
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Mr Johnson started naming his new ministers, aiming to move away from the pale, male and stale image of previous cabinets.
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The company has also started to move away from at least one of its electric vehicle models, the hybrid Chevrolet Volt.
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Some central banks actively diversified their reserves to move away from the dominant dollar because of actions by the United States.
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The young wolf began to consistently move away from its home range about three months after scientists began tracking its movements.
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Overall, he is sticking to the script from the campaign trail and insisting he won't move away from his core promises.
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As users move away from so-called dirty fuel sources, coal prices are set to drift lower, consultants AME Group say.
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However, it also says that people using e-cigarettes to move away from traditional cigarettes should not go back to smoking.
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The company opted to move away from the increasingly popular ICO model because it's looking to build engagement, not raise funds.
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It was a move away from the more linear, more consciously artful rock that defined the second half of the 60s.
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Boston needs to move away from being understated and cerebral, toward loudly and proudly proclaiming its benefits versus all other geographies.
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If Solange ever wanted to move away from music, it looks like she would have a promising career in fashion design.
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Another key area for the business in India has been a move away from a wallet-based approach to financial services.
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People have this urge to jump and move away from the pain — it's just a natural instinct that happens to everyone.
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However, trade flows into China increasingly betray a move away from a globalized world and toward a more regionally focused one.
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As for the other diseases, the desire is to move away from IV drips to enable more treatment through oral pills.
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Republican Senator for Ohio, Rob Portman, tweeted Wednesday that he hoped the Trump administration would move away from imposing auto tariffs.
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However, the Assad regime and Iran are becoming increasingly assertive and have started to move away from Russia's sphere of influence.
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The news prompted pound sterling to move away from a 2-and-a-half month low reached earlier in the week.
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But one the Standing Rock Sioux's arguments against it is that it doesn't spur the country's move away from crude oil.
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It's the dating site's first move away from mobile devices in an effort to make the app a more collaborative experience.
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We would like to move away from that and we feel confident this summer will be a lot quieter in Southampton.
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If you don't know what you want, then just move away from what you don't want until you figure it out.
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After the ricin terror case that shut down congressional mail in 2013, there was a definite move away from mailing letters.
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Marvel Studios almost certainly wanted to move away from that problematic history, so it cast Tilda Swinton as the Ancient One.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) urged attendees to move away from 'identity politics' and towards policies aimed at helping the working class.
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Regulators have urged the financial industry to move away from the London interbank offered rate, known as LIBOR, as a benchmark.
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VICE: Hey Lou, so what made you move away from heterosexual or lesbian porn in favor of guy-on-guy action?
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I wish it were not so … but we've got to move away from the blame game," Shelby told "Face the Nation.
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Instead, we must move away from antiquated Cold War thinking and look forward to a state of peace inspired by diplomacy.
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We invite foreign capital There's big potential for back-office operations of financial firms which move away from London after Brexit.
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But Saudi efforts to move away from reliance on oil would help the country build credibility among foreign investors, she added.
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It was its biggest deal in 20 years and a move away from just managing the wealth of the ultra-rich.
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"She had to be willing to move away from C-suite and being a direct report to the CEO," Stevenson said.
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"My sense is that he is trying to move away from being known as the selfie prime minister," Professor Marland said.
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It aims to move away from traditional economic indicators to use other measures of living standards from loneliness to water quality.
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Thiam wants to move away from volatile, capital-intensive investment banking and focus on wealth management, which offers more stable returns.
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The report laid out the economic disruptions that would occur if the government were to move away from the current system.
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Instead, try to find a safe harbor in a quiet place, such as a restroom, and move away from the commotion.
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Three Vancouver companies told CBC Toronto there is a lot of demand from people looking to move away from traditional medicines.
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Senate Republicans have reacted to the Congressional Budget Office report by underlining their intent to move away from the House bill.
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And if cities can really move away from cars for good, what could materialize in the spaces now reserved for them?
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Why did Intel move away from naming its widely used microprocessors after numbers—you know, like the 286 and the 386?
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Google certainly has ample reason to want gamers to move away from Windows PCs to systems with more lightweight onboard compute.
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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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The update helps make Apple's TV offerings a one-stop shop for cord-cutters who want to move away from cable.
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Some of Mr. Cruz's Democratic critics deny him any move away from Latino culture and refer to him as Rafael Cruz.
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But disaster officials said many villagers had ignored warnings this time to get out coastal areas and move away from riverbanks.
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That coward's instinct to move away from a blow when it is thrown is in fact the foundation of good boxing.
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But investment in community colleges is a terrific idea, and we should also move away from the four-year college model.
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Moderate Republicans are arguing the party needs to move away from Mr. Trump, particularly on issues like immigration and global warming.
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The only way to move away from the blows is to lower your hands to the wheels, leaving your head unprotected.
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Mr. Johnson was then asked to move away from the railing and given an instruction, Chief Batista said, narrating the video.
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But it was "very difficult to determine the time frame" for when Lebanon would move away from the peg, he said.
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It's a significant move away from the usual auterist approach, much more focused on the nuts and bolts of film craft.
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The move away from contractors was signaled by Apple releasing employees in Europe, as noted by Alex Hearn earlier on Wednesday.
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The last few years have seen a number of organizations, groups and governments take decisions to move away from fossil fuels.
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Many adult consumers of e-cigarettes say the devices have helped them move away from smoking traditional cigarettes, or quit entirely.
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Addiction advocates have been pleading for a move away from "war on drugs" efforts they say didn't work in the past.
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In the short-term, it's even reasonable to believe there may be a desire to move away from the Castro name.
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It's part of a move away from aggressive enforcement under interim director Mick Mulvaney that has angered career staff, NPR reported.
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International discussions about children and youth should move away from narratives that narrowly cast them as a threat to our security.
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The South Korean government has pledged to move away from coal as public anger over increasingly hazardous levels of pollution grows.
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It also allows his other son, James, the freedom to move away from the business if he chooses, the person said.
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The company is reportedly looking for a headquarters outside of China to move away from its image as a Chinese company.
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The organization has had to adapt as more hotel chains move away from single-use toiletries in favor of bulk offerings.
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This chance confluence of events caused air in the upper atmosphere to move away from a central point called a divergence.
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By the 1930s, homeowners began to move away from bold color schemes and designs, incorporating more subdued tones into their spaces.
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Hauwa, also a dedicated professional, made the personal sacrifice to move away from her family and help the community in Rann.
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The approach echoes the move away from leases and towards managed partnerships that is taking place in the flexible-office world.
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Rip currents are narrow channels of water that move away from shore at high speed, posing a drowning threat to swimmers.
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Williams said there are a number of companies that have talked about an interest to move away from Canada's oil sands.
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Most money for gamers is made inside the app, so some developers may be reluctant to move away from direct downloads.
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I think CEOs are not going to move away from that, certainly for legacy companies, are not going to move away from that, so the new normal, if you want to put it that way, is, I think, on slow growth, focus on cost, unfortunately, and in our business what we see is people who focus on brands.
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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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The filmmaker himself seemed to understand that by deciding to move away from traditional cinema for this project in the first place.
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For the new Xperia X series, Sony decided to move away from packing in more features that users won't use very often.
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It wasn't until the late nineties that we began to see colour move away from the detail and envelop the whole boot.
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How can you not feel awed by a photo of the Trapezium Cluster, where three young stars move away from each other?
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UBS, HSBC and Goldman Sachs have all warned that jobs and business operations may have to move away from London after Brexit.
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Conservative returns are driven in part by the fund's move away from market turbulence: GIC's volatility was lower over all three periods.
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He then talked about North Dakota authorities' decision to move away from a key bridge north of the encampment by 4 p.m.
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Weekly positioning data also showed speculators are net long Australian dollars, which helped it move away from last week's four-month lows.
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Similar to the shift away from desktop computers, the Apple Watch could dominate the wearable space in the move away from mobile.
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"I just enjoyed the front-of-house side more," says Sheehan, when I ask him about his move away from the kitchen.
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With the G6, LG is expected to completely move away from the modular strategy it gambled on with the G5 in 2016.
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Calls to move away from natural gas, for instance, are a direct threat to the parts of BP that sell natural gas.
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Crucially, it won't automatically cause the drone to move away from the larger aircraft — that will still be up to the pilot.
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"We just need to move away from traditional clinical models and be a bit more creative with how we reach young people."
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Amazon is actively looking for ways to move away from the kind of supervised learning that that requires extensive transcribing and annotation.
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Either way, it's good news for those who have disliked the move away from a chronological feed since the beginning, in 2016.
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While they are operating well, they are constantly losing power and are getting colder as they move away from the Sun's heat.
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"At the heart of the move away from curved croissants is the spreadability factor," says Jones in a statement sent to Mashable.
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They have to move away from manipulation as the product being sold to some other formulation where they're just selling a service.
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When asked whether advertisers would move away from the platform as a result, Cramer said he did not think it was likely.
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"I know the people of Wyoming are looking to diversify its economic base and move away from carbon-based products," he says.
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Why it matters: The Chinese have been working to move away from the dollar as the world's international funding currency for years.
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" He finished his answer by saying it's time to "move away from the rhetoric of division and embrace the rhetoric of unity.
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The retailer also reshaped its geographic hold, making a multibillion dollar bet in India as it looks to move away from England.
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Levy said that EDF wants to take part in the country's move away from relying on fossil fuels for its energy supplies.
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But analysts told VICE News that they don't see the newly stated position as a significant move away from the status quo.
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The Miss America pageant has eliminated its swimsuit competition in an effort to move away from judging contestants on their physical appearance.
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Instead, the industry will encourage senators to incentivize states to further move away from fee-for-service and toward Medicaid managed care.
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Ironically, the desire to move away from petroleum dependence has made the kingdom even more reliant on oil in the short term.
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The painstaking preparations for a move away from zero interest rates led to a jarring, long-deferred re-pricing of financial risk.
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"I think the most fundamental question or debate is what emerges as people in cities move away from car ownership," Sion said.
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Under Le Peuch, the company will continue to move away from capital intensive projects, such as its Schlumberger Production Management (SPM) unit.
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The European Central Bank is also trying to move away from unconventional easing including its bond purchase programs as its economy improves.
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It commits all of us to rapidly move away from fossil fuels and toward cleaner sources of energy like solar and wind.
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It's a fairly common tale in the LGBTQ+ community: Queer people move away from home and build new families of their own.
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But McDonald never seemed to threaten the officers, and in fact appeared to move away from them before Van Dyke opened fire.
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I'd love to see the Bellas move away from fighting an all-female rock band and back towards fighting the status quo.
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I was very aware that Obsidian was the dark record and I tried to move away from that in a pointed way.
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The secretary of education for Delaware cited the SAT's move away from "obscure vocabulary words" in explaining the decision to use it.
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Authorities sounded sirens on Kodiak Island, and residents were warned via cellphone to seek higher ground or move away from the coast.
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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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"I guess when I felt I was doing anything to excess, my urge was always to move away from it," Egan said.
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Big Food companies have lost share to upstart brands and have struggled to adapt to a move away from sugary soft drinks.
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It is far past time for the moral world to move away from anything other than absolutely necessary affiliations with Saudi Arabia.
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"Particularly, millennial employees have higher expectations of how they spend their time and wanting to move away from traditional methods," Persaud said.
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On this basis, flavors appear to be a significant factor in enabling smokers to move away from more harmful combustible tobacco products.
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The challenge is for OEMs to move away from these three islands of automation to integrating digital transformation efforts across all them.
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The CEO said the move away from supporting politicians solely because of the votes they cast is due to a divided government.
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Energy storage is seeing growing investor interest as countries around the world move away from fossil fuels to meet their emissions targets.
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Not only does this benefit the individual, but helps our national community move away from division and towards a more cohesive society.
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"We have to move away from hot meals and bingo," says Jim Firman, the chief executive of the National Council on Aging.
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Earlier this month, for example, McDonald's announced that it would move away from using plastic straws in its U.K. and Ireland restaurants.
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"Get off the X," he had said, which Lee took to mean move away from the site where she experienced the pain.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that it will take multiple election cycles for the U.S. to move away from the current political environment.
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Republican lawmakers had welcomed Trump's move away from a possible government shutdown, saying party leaders wanted "no drama" ahead of the Nov.
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Actually new, however, was a welcome move away from the blingy basket weave body-con structure that has dominated former Balmain runways.
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One supplier who works with brokers tasked with visiting local stores tells CNBC that it may move away from some broker relationships.
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A central element of the negotiations is to move away from weekly caps on hours and to create a more flexible system.
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The accord is vague and has yet to be ratified but its very existence emboldens investors to move away from hydrocarbon fuel.
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Moving forward, we want to move away from that and get into doing games about everything in life, not necessarily political stuff.
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"We need to move away from the stigma about not even being able to talk about any geoengineering options," he told Reuters.
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I wanted to move away from chordally based songs, and I wanted to rely more heavily on the beat and the groove.
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Yet, his actions are increasingly radical and a move away from the ideals of America, and they further polarize the country's politics.
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Following a 1995 rape of a local girl by three American servicemen, the U.S. agreed to move away from the Futenma base.
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Move away from people breathing in your face, avoid indoor close gatherings of people, and stand some feet away even when outside.
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We don't go much anyway because we had to move away from that place, an hour and a half away to Oregon.
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Prosecutors could move away from making "one-time offers" that are taken off the table should defendants go forward with suppression hearings.
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She had been trying to move away from headliners, drawing audiences based on her show's reputation as a home for stellar comedy.
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Some American companies in China are speeding up their move away from the mainland as increasing tariffs continue to hurt their businesses.
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That explains the current American aspiration to at least partly move away from multilateralism and build an international order on bilateral relations.
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Beyond that, city and state officials need to move away from the counterproductive language of mutual recrimination that will hinder this effort.
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The Calgary-based company is the latest to decide to move away from Canada as the nation battles with pipeline capacity shortages.
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"I think the President likely will move away from it, unless my, our European counterparts really come together on a framework," Sen.
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However, Williams says that she's looking to move away from being a boxing instructor to focus full-time on her clothing brand.
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Net written premiums rose to 1.52 billion pounds, however, helped by a move away from business where profitability was threatened, RSA said.
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So beyond sustaining a title quest, the Peach Bowl victor will quickly move away from the sting of their recent wintertime records.
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Raimondo's administration has used the flexibility that Carcieri won — as well as Obamacare provisions — to move away from the high-cost approach.
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In 0003, ALEC adopted model legislation to move away from net metering, which was then circulated among ALEC's network of state legislators.
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McMorrow added that she felt "uncomfortable" by the prolonged touch and felt she could not move away from Lucido during their conversation.
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Microsoft's changing business model has largely focused on a move away from delivering packaged software and toward selling subscription-based cloud services.
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The move away from things and towards experience is accelerating fast, says Harada, and compared with other countries, "Japan is overwhelmingly advanced".
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That collection focused on the idea of "objects for the body," and signified a move away from clothing — and into abstract realms.
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The University of Edinburgh is to complete its move away from fossil fuel investments within the next three years, it announced Monday.
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It's a stark departure from the pre-Trump era, when sagging ratings provoked a move away from breaking news and political programming.
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Falls followed a fragile Asian session which saw investors move away from riskier assets amid joint U.S. and South Korean military drills.
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So Irma's move away from Miami, which itself is poorly prepared to handle flooding, hasn't proven to be much of a blessing.
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That's the starting point of Joshua Goldstein and Staffan Qvist's smart new study of how we can move away from fossil fuels.
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Criminalization may force people to move away from areas where enforcement is heavy, but it does not help them find a home.
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Forcing them to move away from this would be virtually certain to cause massive disruptions and serious harm to the US economy.
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You see a secret service agent telling her to move away from a secured area and go back to the media area.
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There was little focus on climate change in the original warning, but it did urge humanity to move away from using fossil fuels.
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The optimistic forecasts also fail to account for political pressure to move away from coal, not only in China, but increasingly in India.
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Now might be a politically sensible time for Russia to move away from the idea of a closer relationship between the two capitals.
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But it faces a juggling act as it seeks to keep retail prices down while paying for a move away from fossil fuels.
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I thought we might not ever see Rush Hour 4, since you've said you were trying to move away from big action movies.
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On Monday, oil prices continued to move away from December's 18-month lows, with OPEC and non-OPEC production cuts providing some support.
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As TechCrunch noted, it's a strategy to keep users inputting text as they move away from written statuses and towards sharing multimedia content.
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Rattlesnake encounters If you encounter a rattlesnake, the best option is to move away from the snake and leave it alone, Penning said.
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By the 2995s, steps were being taken to move away from the state hospital system and to deinstitutionalize care for the mentally ill.
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Automation through AI will increase productivity, but won't improve our living conditions if we don't move away from a labor/wage based economy.
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Israeli border guards move away from a burning military vehicle during clashes with Palestinian demonstrators on the outskirts of Ramallah on March 27.
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Compared with 2005, America was emitting 14% less carbon by the end of 0003, thanks in part to its move away from coal.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc is the owner of NV Energy, the Nevada utility that proposed the state's move away from net metering.
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In recent years Goldman had been working to make Marciano's left side more dexterous and move away from being a one handed banger.
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Broadening tastes One challenge for the craft brewers is to encourage South African drinkers to move away from lager, say Smith and Hart.
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While the Lifetime documentary has energized Kelly's opponents, many have been wondering what took stations so long to move away from the singer.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan, which if implemented will create strong incentives to move away from coal, will do much more.
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They are going to have to move away from this free speech thing because free speech is being used to stifle free speech.
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But the ramp-up didn't come without massive issues and a move away from Musk's original vision of a highly automated assembly line.
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There's some speculation that the company will ultimately move away from the feature, but more likely, it was simply a cost-cutting measure.
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It has also benefited from increased market share, as some of the larger bank lenders move away from certain types of mortgage lending.
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People are projected to move away from Bangladesh's northeast and around Dhaka, with heat stress and flooding already a problem for the latter.
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Throughout the primaries he proved to be an ongoing test for how willing Republican voters are to move away from the status quo.
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Kesha is not alone in picking this year to move away from her party-girl pop star roots to a more conscientious sound.
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He said his company decided to move away from an all-electric craft after studying lithium-ion batteries from the company's electric trucks.
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There's been a push in the nutrition community to move away from singling out and vilifying nutrients and focus instead of eating patterns.
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Moving forward, attention could move away from Zoom to other pieces of software that install web server processes or other hidden "helper" software.
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"Any rash move away from this technology will make it more difficult for our industry to meet the European Commission targets," he said.
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The status quo we currently has which is tension and crisis, it&aposs something he -- I think he wants to move away from.
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But it's the combination of that and other European elections that could cause worry if candidates favor a move away from the euro.
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The positioning data also showed speculators are net long Australian dollars, which helped that currency move away from last week's four-month lows.
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The most famous reform following the Hillsborough disaster was a move away from standing room areas in English stadiums to all-seater venues.
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The company also said last fall that it would move away from being a free app, but it hasn't fully done so yet.
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Move away from zero-tolerance policies Experts have long recommended moving away from zero-tolerance policies and towards evidence-based programs like KiVa.
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ABC has hinted that the reboot may move away from politics in its second season to focus more on the characters' family dynamic.
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Maduro conceded that "party bureaucracy" was also a problem, and that "the greatest of all our challenges" was to move away from oil.
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Notably, Kurtz may be on the cusp of becoming chancellor of Austria, but he once said he plans to move away from politics.
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Utah Senator Orrin Hatch also tried to thread the needle by praising Trump even as he suggested a move away from the policy.
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He asked the agency to "rethink its mission" and move away from its role as the "punisher" of mothers with substance use disorders.
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Under Le Peuch, the company will continue to move away from some capital intensive businesses, such as its Schlumberger Production Management (SPM) unit.
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Other large retailers are reportedly requesting that service providers move away from AWS, the Journal said, citing technology vendors that work with retailers.
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"Flashdance" is just so iconic that it's hard to move away from that, but the Ohio Players' album covers were our starting point.
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With investments across sectors including technology, aerospace and chemicals, it has been a key player in the emirate's move away from oil dependence.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s message and method and move away from a pursuit of "winning" and toward reclaiming our shared humanity.
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"The foreign minister said the time has come to move away from public tensions and turn the page," Kerry told a news conference.
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U.S. workers have been told that, if they hear the sound, they should immediately seek to move away from it, the AP reported.
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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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Saudi Arabia has said it needs nuclear power to move away from burning crude oil to generate electricity and to diversify its economy.
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The banks' move away from coal, however, appeared motivated as much by the plunging profitability of coal as by concerns over climate change.
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Still, its move away from Amazon can also been seen as part of its push to focus on its direct-to-consumer business.
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Samsung's executives will sign a pledge to move away from a top-down culture and towards a working environment that fosters open dialogue.
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We need to move away from making other women feel bad about the choices they make in order to feel good about ourselves.
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If this happens they are likely to move away from the pup into the sea and may not return to feed their pup.
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But the long-term vision, and one that is already in motion, is to move away from travel that relies on passenger cars.
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Talk about the difference between the two, and your response to people who were upset from this move away from the local vault.
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He explained that, ultimately, Americans — especially those that Trump claims to be protecting — could lose out if countries move away from open trade.
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"It's really an opportunity to begin to move away from museum-speak and let people hear from the artists themselves," Mr. Raby said.
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Dick was really brilliant and encouraging Chet to move away from revising old standards, pushing him to do original music, with great results.
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And it shows that companies and services across the world urgently need to move away from SMS-based authentication to protect customer accounts.
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First, from the move away from personal pages to a newsfeed, then an algorithmic approach to displaying content had users threatening to quit.
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And when you build those networks on black content, sometimes the executives move away from that content to what they're more comfortable with.
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As young people move away from traditional cable television, the NFL is hoping to meet them wherever they may be spending their time.
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In the following albums, they move away from straight-up sci-fi in that way; the horror inclination becomes more leitmotif than fixation.
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It is no coincidence that Third Way, which wants Clinton to move away from progressive populism, is quoted by a prominent Republican columnist.
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I fear that this hearing may represent a move away from that, and back to the days of confirmations as back room deals.
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I think we should move away from blaming porn itself and instead see that the problem may lie within our societies education systems.
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When we finally realize that we are in this together, that is when we will move away from our insatiable appetite for more.
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Still, he added, it was understandably difficult for governments in Asia and beyond to move away from their usual "sledgehammer" approach to outbreaks.
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"To move away from the way this has been done without the benefit of this full scientific peer review is unfortunate," he said.
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A move away from a federal model and political wrangling in the years that followed left some Anglophones feeling cheated out of power.
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The company hopes to place more ads in-stream and move away from guaranteeing the league a certain amount of revenue up front.
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Trump wants to move away from the tired foreign policy paradigms of the past, and we intend to help him achieve this aim.
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As the league's top teams move away from a "Big Three" structure to one defined by "Big Twos," they're faced with a decision.
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As some sort of poetic justice, the Defiant started to move away from their Korean roster and instead brought in more Western talent.
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The poll was conducted on January 6, two days before the couple announced their plan to move away from their senior royal roles.
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Though it might seem gross at first glance, the ad is meant to represent the chain's move away from preservatives and artificial flavors.
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Yet, if she does not move away from their agenda, which prioritizes control over immigration and lawmaking above the country's economic interests, Mrs.
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" Carson added: "We need to move away from it and start thinking of ourselves as Americans who are all on the same boat.
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In an effort to move away from the single point of failure, Fortune 85033 enterprises are deploying biometric security for password-less authentication.
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The U.S. health sector is starting to move away from "fee for service," where doctors bill according to a set of fixed codes.
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Intel shares dropped 6 percent after Bloomberg News reported that Apple would move away from the chipmaker and make their own computer chips.
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"There's very little expectation ... that Chinese consumers are going to move away from those to equivalent platforms to U.S.-like platforms," he said.
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Companies founded by cooks are designing clothes for all body types as kitchens move away from formal apparel and a boys' club mentality.
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Under new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber has been eager to move away from the narrative of the company culture that Avendaño's suit illustrates.
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It's unlikely he will move away from that narrative, so it's hard to see the beginning of his speech going any other way.
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Prosecutors showed jurors a soundless dashboard camera video that showed Van Dyke gunning down McDonald as he appeared to move away from officers.
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They went for a more song-based format on this which seemed to move away from the free jazz references a little. 4.
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As an industry, MFA buys us the time we need to move away from passwords toward better, more secure methods of identity verification.
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Under AT&T, its new owner, HBO is expected to accelerate its move away from its premium-cable base towards direct-to-consumer streaming.
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It's good for feminist rhetoric to move away from the idea that to be a feminist you have to be nice all the time.
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Dubai-based OSN has been facing fierce competition in a changing entertainment landscape that has involved a move away from traditional paid television providers.
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Ford plans to replace 75 percent of the vehicles in its lineup by 2020 and will move away from selling sedans and compact cars.
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To his critics, he is a proponent of decades' worth of toxic patriarchal attitudes, exactly what the evangelical community needs to move away from.
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At the same time, the government has proposed setting up an auction system to support renewables as it tries to move away from subsidies.
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Co-CEOs have successfully led several major publicly traded firms, but most tend to move away from the dual arrangement as the company matures.
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In a Friday tweet, the president suggested that public companies should move away from quarterly earnings reports and instead report earnings every six months.
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To shift the government's security focus from physical security to cybersecurity as agencies move away from focusing on physical data centers to the cloud.
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"Caretakers could have distracted Harambe and get him to move away from the child (which I understood was tried to no avail)," he writes.
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Investors should not abandon the insurance that bonds afford just yet, but they can move away from Treasurys and into other products, he said.
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Asus is far from the only company to suggest an alternative to ATX — even Intel itself has tried to move away from the standard.
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"It is a move away from the traditional managers, cheerleaders and engineers towards the bottom line-focused crowd," said Teal Group consultant Richard Aboulafia.
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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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"We're trying to move away from brute-force techniques like pesticides and achieve the most environmentally friendly control of lampreys possible," Dr. Wagner said.
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He said easing by global central banks was necessary but now it's no longer effective and a move away from it would be positive.
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But the availability of $29 wireless earbuds could help justify a move away from the headphone jack for even budget handsets at this point.
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"One of the things that I think is so important is that America move away from this misnomer that violence is all black," Rev.
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Analysts have said that Mphasis' move away from HPE, which accounts for about a quarter of the Indian company's revenue, could hurt its sales.
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Legacy media companies have a cost structure that isn't built for the digital world, as consumers move away from bundled cable packages, Lerer said.
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Banks have been looking to cut costs and drive technology changes as customers increasingly move away from brick-and-mortar branches to online transactions.
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That doesn't take any discussion of "culture" off the table, but we should move away from splashy proclamations that the causal factors are cultural.
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There are actually three different "zones" offered by the plan, which grow increasingly more residential as you move away from the central business district.
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For an early try at mobile gaming and move away from its core console business, well, let's just say it's done pretty well.[Reuters]
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Lazada is in the midst of a transition — it appointed a new CEO in December — that has included a move away from direct sales.
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Chief Executive Christian Hyldahl of top pension fund ATP, which has assets of 759 billion crowns, said the move away from bonds would continue.
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That name had an air of exclusivity — as in, you needed special qualifications to be "listable"—and Johnston wanted to move away from that.
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Short-lived former communications director Anthony Scaramucci said in an interview on ABC Sunday that Trump needed to "move away" from his chief strategist.
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A move away from "interactive responses" and toward "dialogue," however, entails more than just a shift in thinking away from menus and keyword detection.
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That sound certainly exists in the album's DNA, but Summerteeth feels like a calculated move away from that world and into a new one.
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The best-known example of this is Goodwill, though the organization is trying to move away from the traditional workshop model in some cases.
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The forecasts are based on poor demographics, a strong euro and the European Central Bank's (ECB) move away from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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"In order for this Council to have any credibility, let alone success, it must move away from its unbalanced and unproductive positions," Barclay said.
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It's something where we have to move away from those platforms in order to make it something that will appeal to our consumer base.
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They must move away from fuels like coal, diesel and wood and rely more on natural gas and renewable energy like wind and solar.
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"We need to move away from our 'take, use, dispose' mentality," Guglielmo Carra, European lead for materials consulting at Arup, said in a statement.
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For years, cybersecurity experts have warned about needing to move away from passwords, which many people reuse across accounts, leaving them vulnerable to hackers.
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History suggests that in the short periods after the conventions, the polling average can often move away from the final result, not toward it.
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As employers move away from providing pension plans in favor of 401(k)s, that can pose problems for those who are offering both.
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"There's been a move away from nickel finishes and onto brass and bronze to help balance those cool walls and fabrics," Quinn told Insider.
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She was a friendly girl who loved swimming, labored over science projects and wanted to move away from Chicago's violence, toward a better life.
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The plans move away from the old system of paying for individual tests and procedures, instead seeking to reward doctors for delivering healthy outcomes.
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Nike's brand president, Trevor Edwards, then chimed in to say the shoe maker will move away from "undifferentiated" retail channels in the coming years.
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The U.S. is finally embracing contactless payments, which will likely accelerate the move away from cash in favor of credit, debit and mobile wallets.
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Some countries, notably India and China, are trying to move away from coal and into renewables, such as solar power, as quickly as possible.
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I discussed my move away from desiring the "perfect" poem, to wanting to find a way to keep experience, in particular lost experience, alive.
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Which brings us right back to the question of why: Why would pitchers, who are throwing faster than ever, move away from their fastballs?
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Instead of lunging at police, as officers said, the teenager appeared to stumble around and move away from the officers when he was shot.
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It also points to the urgency for China to move away from a reliance on state firms, which for decades provided China's economic backbone.
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The electric-car maker has already begun using the new system, but the move away from Salesforce is not yet finished, the salespeople said.
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The electric-car maker has already begun using the new system, though the move away from Salesforce is not yet finished, the salespeople said.
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Global institutions carrying out such trades are also being pressed to move away from phone trades and onto electronic platforms, to allow better auditing.
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In a bid to move away from the data-driven model favored by Facebook, Wikipedia cofounder Jimmy Wales recently launched a new social network.
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Nielsen: What I heard him saying was that he'd like to move away from a country-based quote system to a merit-based system.
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In the '90s we had seen a lot of urbanization, and a lot of folks were starting to move away from their family homes.
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It's this moment that has defined you, so you spend much of your time trying to move away from that as best you can.
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The company wrote a blog post about it seven months ago, but still doesn't prompt users to move away from SMS as second factor.
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The Chinese government rightly wants to rein in speculative real estate investment and to move away from investment in heavy industry for basic manufacturing.
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Condé Nast, a company once known for its lavish spending and its visually rich glossy magazines, continues to move away from its former identity.
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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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The mayor has remained committed to the broken-windows style of policing even as reform advocates have urged him to move away from it.
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"He will try to move away from this idea that the big boys make the decisions, and try to involve others," Mr. Fattouh said.
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For starters, it's a move away from the remote control ball design that has defined the majority of its projects since the Orbotix days.
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If Amazon and Salesforce could move away from Oracle, it could be proof that other big businesses could, too, one consultant told The Information.
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This will help you set yourself up for more effective communication and move away from focusing on politicians on certain sides of the aisle.
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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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It is a movement that has galvanized women to run in record numbers and move away from the GOP, complicating its favorable Senate map.
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It's the first significant move away from the classic blue "e" logo that Microsoft has used for its browsers for more than 20 years.
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As the efficacy of other methods improve with technology, some new types of testing will allow researchers to move away from the animal model.
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Trump's comments signaled that he would move away from further military force against Iran following a Friday airstrike he ordered that killed Iranian Gen.
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Though Hardaway insisted that he hoped Anthony would stay, the Knicks are positioned to move away from a team centered on one star player.
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The only way to ensure that release decisions help community safety is to move away from using money bail and instead adopt risk assessments.
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When President Obama "normalized" relations with Cuba in 2014, he said it was time to move away from the past and into the future.
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Is President Trump beginning to move away from the bitterly divisive partisanship that dominated his campaign and defined his first seven months in office?
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Climate changes are threatening the way of life of Nomadic herders, forcing them to move away from traditional grazing grounds and find alternative livelihoods.
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There is a move away from negating your femininity to expressing your style through clothing in the workplace while still feeling powerful or professional.
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Digital-platform companies seem to be realizing that they need to move away from totally automatic recommendations, or at least appear to do so.
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They may have listed a relative's address in the states even if they did not move away from Puerto Rico, a FEMA representative said.
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As the flash fad faded, though, JackThreads was forced to move away from the model, meaning it would have to rely less on discounts.
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Omarosa is saying that 71-year-old Trump requires a learning curve to move away from racial hostility and toward racial sensitivity and tolerance.
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The Klan was trying to move away from focusing on race in the South and focus on anti-immigration sentiment on the Southern border.
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Both rich and poor countries have begun to move away from coal and oil, the two biggest CO220 sources, according to many energy analysts.
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The best known example of this is Goodwill, though the organization is trying to move away from the traditional workshop model in some cases.
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"When that split came, it was very emotional," Jill Geer, a spokeswoman for U.S.A. Track & Field, said of the move away from Madison Square Garden.
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For others, accelerating the move away from fossil fuels holds less allure, and not simply because they operate in places with less wind or sun.
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But it seems his words were either geared to veil his actual beliefs, or that he's since begun to move away from his nonviolent rhetoric.
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Bobrinskoy said he finds the sale of shares appropriate and would not shy away from telling investors to diversify and move away from the sector.
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Their fentanyl production levels look set to rise in the coming years as they move away from poppy and heroin production to the synthetic equivalent.
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Without naming names, Canabal also said Pepsi's move away from soft drinks was also a conscious decision to differentiate themselves from a certain competing brand.
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New Jersey became the No. 103 state to move away from in 2018, according to new data from moving and relocation company United Vans Lines.
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Yum Brands Inc's KFC on Friday became the last of the big three U.S. chicken restaurants to move away from antibiotics important to human medicine.
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And finally, as we attempt to move away from fossil fuels towards renewables, we find that they still produce less energy than cheap conventional oil.
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"We have urged them to move away from being complicit with authoritarian leaders…by not saying anything in response to chemical attack, you are complicit."
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It's cancelling out substantial declines in Europe and the U.S., which continues to move away from coal despite White House efforts to revive its fortunes.
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This breakthrough, then, could be an important weapon for DIY fixers for years to come: "Apple isn't going to move away from this," Hartt said.
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Aaron Malenfant, the engineering lead on Google's CAPTCHA team, says the move away from Turing tests is meant to sidestep the competition humans keep losing.
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Microsoft unveiled a new Outlook for iOS design back in December, complete with new animations and a move away from the traditional all-white design.
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U.S. Hurricane Center Urges People To "Move Away From The Water" During Moments Of Unusually Low Tide Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Why it matters: Over the last week, politicians and voters in Italy, Hungary and Sweden have reinforced Europe's move away from the U.S.-led order.
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On the call with analysts, Donofrio acknowledged that transactional brokerage revenue continued to decline as part of the firm's move away from commissions-paying accounts.
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Many managers, who often pool their own money alongside investors', caution that a volatile market is the worst moment to move away from hedged strategies.
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I just got the feeling that Lyft wanted to move away from it as fast as possible, even though it was just a fender bender.
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One of the criticisms of a UBI—that it would encourage people to move away from productive places—is in fact a virtue, he writes.
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And as consumers in general continue to move away from sugar and gluten, beer companies are positioning hard seltzer as the "healthy" option by comparison.
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However, Disney has recently faced questions about the future of ESPN, which has lost subscribers as younger viewers move away from traditional pay television packages.
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Cruz, for his part, called on supporters in the critical state of Indiana to unite around him as the primaries move away from the Northeast.
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That said, Nike's been pretty clear that the goal has been dropping the price all along in an attempt to move away from sheer novelty.
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" Ravanchi called on the United States to withdraw its naval ships from the Gulf region and "move away from economic warfare against the Iranian people.
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However, as African governments increase spending in infrastructure, agriculture and move away from being overly import-dependent, the outlook for growth is positive, Zubairu added.
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Climate activists are also demanding that he reject new natural gas infrastructure in the state, saying it's time to move away from all fossil fuels.
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Although the experience was traumatic, Soskin refuses to move away from her home because of what happened, and has already considered forgiveness on one condition.
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But Paradise didn't just mark a shift for Criterion and the Burnout series, it also signaled a move away from classic arcade-style racing experiences.
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The new system is an effort to move away from this clumsy approach and simulate the conditions in the mother's womb as closely as possible.
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But it's notable that Apple is targeting Qualcomm at the very same time that it's trying to move away from something Qualcomm does best: modems.
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And I was like, I am at 45, a dad and a husband, a father of four, I'm trying to move away from that image.
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The Raptor engine will move away from the traditional liquid oxygen and kerosene used in other SpaceX engines, instead using liquid methane as the fuel.
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This move away from predictable alliances — let's call it an avoidance of linguistic essentialism — adds to the complexity of the show's version of identity politics.
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Kocher said in May Engie was considering the closure or sale of Hazelwood as part of its move away from operating any coal-fired plants.
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Cryptocurrencies, he preached, created the opportunity to move away from "too big to fail" and set our international financial system on a more secure footing.
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But in the early twentieth century, the move away from extreme corseting meant that women had to work even harder to achieve the ideal waistline.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Friday as traders appeared to move away from riskier assets amid fluctuating oil prices.
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Teams like the Los Angeles Clippers, who may feel themselves a move away from truly competing with the Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs?
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While not a direct perpendicular move away from payments around events and social causes, it did represent a new set of challenges for the startup.
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That story takes places in the '80s and '90s as they move away from focusing on innovation towards focusing on short-term finance and profits.
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Barbara Nascimento, a resident of the Vidigal favela near Rio de Janeiro's wealthy Ipanema neighborhood, has seen friends move away from the increasingly trendy neighborhood.
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One unique thing about the Mars is that there's an option to automatically increase the volume as you (your phone, really) move away from it.
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Meanwhile, the issue has already spilled over into pop culture ... where Common explained why the move away from the term "owner" is a positive thing.
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There are some indications that white women across the country — especially those with college educations — are beginning to move away from Trump and his party.
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"We need to move away from the idea the that the president of the United States appoints the president of the World Bank," he said.
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I can manage around 400Mbps max using an AC router, but the more I move away from the router then the less bandwidth I get.
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The storm is due to weaken into a tropical storm tonight and continue to move away from the southeast coast of the United States. 2.
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And some diplomats fear that Mr. Trump "will begin actively working against global efforts to move away from planet-warming fossil fuels," Ms. Friedman notes.
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Conagra has been revamping its business that has struggled with customers move away from packaged foods and toward fresh foods that are seen as healthier.
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There's little political incentive for Republicans on Capitol Hill or the White House to take a risky move away from the GOP base on guns.
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The shift from the influential house, saw the kiwi dollar extend an overnight rally to reach $0.6408 and move away from Wednesday's low of $0.6335.
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The report notes that the authority the proposal would grant to Trump would essentially mean letting him move away from collective rules underpinning the WTO.
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While the Army is currently planning to move away from the 5.56 mm round in its infantry weapons, that has been the standard for decades.
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Before you were born, you were your dad's decision to move away from Oklahoma, to northern New Mexico to learn about a Pueblo guy's fireplace.
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And in a move away from its focus on individuals, it's planning to roll out business accounts for small business owners in Brazil, reports Reuters.
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The answer, in our view, is to move away from a fight about how much regulation toward a complete rethinking of how we regulate investing.
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Kim is one of a group of activists working with dog farmers who want to move away from the industry, providing them with financial support.
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The central bank also said any decision to move away from its current intervention policy would lead to a sharp depreciation immediately before stabilising thereafter.
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ProSieben Chief Executive Max Conze is seeking to move away from commercial TV towards the more profitable businesses of digital, content production and e-commerce.
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"We started the company at a very early stage, and we had Oracle, and it takes work to actually move away from Oracle," Jassy said.
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Lawmakers who understand the value of harm reduction need to reconsider why they are taking away products that encourage smokers to move away from cigarettes.
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The lack of regulatory clarity has chilled action in the cryptocurrency investment space, as companies move away from previously planned exchanges, derivative listings and ICOs.
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"It's a move away from using native applications to something else," says Gartner research director Jessica Ekholm, discussing the survey in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Iran threatened on Monday to restart deactivated centrifuges and ramp up enrichment of uranium to 20% purity in a move away from the nuclear accord.
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Why it matters: The Koch network has signaled a stark move away from the Trump administration's priorities this weekend — just ahead of this fall's midterms.
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"I try to be a role model for the anti-fashion group, to help people move away from caring about what you own," he said.
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Or its emptiness might remind them of that moment when they packed up to move away from one place (or set of memories) to another.
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Indeed, though I may be projecting back in time, I felt I could hear Rodgers beginning to move away from Hart in his songwriting ambition.
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California's secretary of state requested $134 million to cover half the cost of updating counties' voting equipment as they move away from traditional polling places.
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For European birds, this lends support to the idea of "pathogen escape," which suggests that species tend to move away from more disease-heavy environments.
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But Shamir hoped to move away from the carefree electronic disco revivalism that had become his signature, incorporating more of his personal, D.I.Y. rock tastes.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — Do you see the end of high school as an opportunity to move away from your parents?
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We need to move away from dirty and dangerous fossil fuels that are driving catastrophic climate change and threatening to contaminate our oceans and coastlines.
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For now, though, I'm going to take the advice of University of Texas law professor Steve Vladeck and move away from the narrower legal question.
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Artificial light can cause them to move away from the water, or in circles, until they exhaust themselves or are picked off by a predator.
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What the Democrats need to do, I often hear, is to move away from issues of "identity" and toward purer, broader issues of economic equality.
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We've seen some colorists move away from the seamless blending techniques synonymous with flowing balayage and gravitate toward a style that's a lot more... obvious.
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"When the brand already has an image that is associated with certain groups, if you try to move away from it, it's risky," he said.
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The company's interest in investing in bike sharing and public transit should not be interpreted as a move away from self-driving cars, he added.
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The Treasury Department said Friday that regulators should move away from a controversial framework established by the Dodd-Frank Act to police financial sector risk.
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One post-2000 change — a useful one — was to move away from all-electronic touch-screen balloting, with no paper record indicating how someone voted.
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It will then gradually move away from the west coast of the peninsula Friday night and Saturday, and is expected to weaken by Saturday night.
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"There are so many of us that are one paycheck away, one accident away, one wrong move away from really being in trouble," Shabazz said.
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Still, Dr. Cynthia Rigsby, a radiologist at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago, called the move away from shielding a "pretty substantial" change.
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Interestingly though, the appointment of Coonan to chair has been read by some industry observers as a move away from a hardline endorsement of coal.
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Such interviews are also increasingly popular with admissions officers at universities looking to move away from test scores and other standardized measures of student quality.
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A better option is to pressure the industry to move away from high-shedability clothes where it can, returning to quality goods that resist fraying.
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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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Others such as Kohl's, Gap and Macy's have struggled as shopping continues to move away from brick-and-mortar retailers in favor of online shopping.
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Not only is the I.C.C. beginning to move away from cases involving African states; it is also partly moving away from atrocities committed during war.
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"I think we are going to move away from fear of trade wars to actually, we are moving on and things are positive," Armstrong said.
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The 16-inch MacBook Pro could finally begin a move away from the troubled "butterfly" keyboards in favor of a more traditional scissor-switch style.
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There is no discussion of church music here, even as the evangelicals led a move away from the organ to Christian rock and white gospel.
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They have previously been asked to move away from the site because of safety fears but keep coming back to look for food and belongings.
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Agora supports Germany's ambitious but costly move away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy sources and has often weighed in on Berlin ministries' policies.
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With elections just months away, Iraq's prime minister has called on the country's political system to reform itself and move away from its divided past.
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"There are so many of us that are one paycheck away, one accident away, one wrong move away from really being in trouble," Shabazz said.
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Back then, however, global growth was strong enough for the Fed to hike rates and move away from interest rates that were near zero percent.
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Kuehn said Japan's Self-Defense Forces need to be careful not to "overreach" and move away from the strength they have developed protecting the home islands.
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This means a move away from burning fossil fuels - which scientists say is one of the lead causes of climate change - towards renewable sources of power.
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It is this reframing of design — the move away from its conception as a practice of problem-solving — that makes Insecurities an exhibition of its time.
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A rash of threats against Jewish centers have led to calls for Trump to unify the nation and move away from his harsh campaign-style tone.
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Many Android smartphone makers are also trying to differentiate their devices with additional software in a bid to move away from reliance on just Google services.
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The push to move away from conventional car keys comes at the same time automakers are loading up vehicles with all sorts of digitally controlled technologies.
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While wealthy nations continue to move away from burning coal, rising oil and natural gas consumption in those economies is increasing carbon emissions, the agency says.
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" Higher union wages reduce employers' profitability, they wrote, and "investment in the global economy will move away from companies with such high costs and low profitability.
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As automakers move away from the fanfare surrounding new sheet metal and toward offering more services and technology, the ability to demonstrate that becomes more important.
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Another group of Barcelona street traders launched an official fashion label called Top Manta earlier this year, in an attempt to move away from unlicensed selling.
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LG is likely to move away from LCD in favor of an OLED screen for its next premium smartphone, the V30, according to The Korea Herald.
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It's a refreshing move away from the usual illustrations of LGBTQ pride that often rely on simple rainbows to send a message of empowerment and support.
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"When companies move away from certifiers and all of a sudden are able to far more easily achieve their sustainability goals – well what's changed?" said Rownan.
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"The US power sector's move away from coal is contributing significantly to decreases in US coal production," Linda Capuano, the EIA's administrator, wrote in the report.
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It was founded on the belief that Islam is not simply a religion, but a way of life and advocates for a move away from secularism.
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We have to move away from treating the use of drugs as a crime and instead, move it to where it belongs, as a health issue.
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China's central bank in 2009 called for a global move away from the dollar after the market turbulence caused by the U.S.-induced global financial crisis.
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" Although the statement involves taking a political side, a spokesperson for the magazine told BuzzFeed News they are trying to move away from "the political strife.
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As jurisdictions move away from these proprietary vendor-controlled systems to COTS products and technologies the jurisdictions themselves can own, the dynamics of voting will change.
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While many open-world games of late have started to move away from the bloated structure that has plagued the genre, Spider-Man fully embraces it.
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The move away from the U.S. is aimed at quashing the Philippines' "self-perceived identity as the little brown brother of the United States," CSIS said.
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For the financial industry, this should be a moment of reckoning, an impetus to move away from a model of exploitation, and toward one of advocacy.
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Also, as SolarCity continues its move away from leases in favor of loans and cash transactions, its GAAP revenue and profitability will significantly improve, Tesla said.
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And leading nutrition researchers have argued that we will eventually move away from the "one-size-fits-all" approach to food toward more individualized eating plans.
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