It's a smart move for Fitbit, and an ouch move for Pebble, which would be selling for a tenth of what watch maker Citizen offered it last year.
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Options traders are anticipating a 4 percent move in either direction for Apple, a 5 percent move for Facebook and Alibaba and a 6 percent move for Tesla.
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Those moving to metropolitan areas tend to fall into two main buckets, according to Bloomberg: people who move for a location first, and those who move for a job first.
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But Trump has signaled such a move for a while.
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Totally stealing that move for our high school reunion, BTW.
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That's a move for total badasses (just ask Amber Rose).
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Some Democrats had been pushing for the move for months.
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Overall, this is a positive move for the cryptocurrency space.
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It might be a better political career move for him.
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The bralette as top isn't a new move for Jenner.
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This was a smart tactical move for Mr Madison's lawyer.
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Happens when your legs don't move for hours and hours.
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So how do you decide the right move for you?
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It's the biggest move for Zynga's stock since early 2014.
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At the time, it was a critical move for Apple.
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But this NBA deal isn't a defensive move for Beats.
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The new alliance is a shrewd move for both companies.
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Instead, the Kremlin is using America's move for propaganda purposes.
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It might be a very smart move for investors, however.
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It seems that most will not move for money alone.
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Stern, 65, made the first move for a peace offering.
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So what would have been the "right" move for Aubry?
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We will move for sanctions for this latest publicity stunt.
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A subscription business is obviously a smart move for Synology.
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And isn't that the right move for a dating app?
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Supporting nuclear power is a good environmental move for Republicans.
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So that'd be the best move for people farther east.
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There has been speculation of such a move for years.
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According to Peterson, Collins made a move for Johnson's gun.
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That's a fairly common move for taxpayers with complicated returns.
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That would be a particularly risky move for the union.
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The administration has been weighing the move for some time.
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That turned out to be a strategic move for Lucas.
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Perhaps the most dramatic move for Democrats would be impeachment.
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I think it's a boneheaded move for me not to.
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It was an increasingly common move for South Asian immigrants.
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It's a frequent, but not always popular, move for companies.
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It sounds like bulking might be the move for you.
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But refinancing is not a wise financial move for everyone.
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Do you think this is a smart move for Intel?
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Do you think that was a smart move for advertisers?
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Baker hasn't recently commented on making a move for the presidency.
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The Evoque has been a particularly smart move for the company.
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It's impossible to overestimate the significance of this move for Microsoft.
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And so it's really a good move for all of IBM.
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"I think it&aposs the right move for him," Beckham said.
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But it's an important move for Facebook to be more transparent.
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It's a bold and swift move for this traditionally conservative organization.
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The transition to retail was a smart move for the 3Doodler.
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Now, that would make this a truly commendable move for Nike.
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What a strange move for a roomful of businessmen to make.
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Right, which was a big move for them at the time.
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It's an uncharacteristically sloppy move for the "it just works" company.
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Releasing in May 3603 wasn't a great move, for one thing.
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So a calm, cool demeanor isn't the best move for him.
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Heidi Heitkamp said the protesters need to move for public safety.
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Proponents of medical marijuana had advocated for the move for years.
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It's a big move for a company to buy another one.
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Ackman made the move for "portfolio management purposes," the filing said.
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Microsoft has been building up to this move for a while.
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Voting out Malcolm this early is a bad move for Culpepper.
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His first move for comfort, of course, is Kate (Chrissy Metz).
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That was probably the right move for them at that moment.
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Increasing prices is the right move for MoviePass to stay afloat.
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Is it bad that I'm not willing to move for him?
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Personally, I think this is a great move for Three Fields.
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Puigdemont has become the public face of that move for independence.
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That is Senate Republicans' go-to move for funding for Flint.
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Thank you Jerry, good move for the safety of our Country!
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Jacobson said he has been mulling the move for some time.
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Working with Salesforce on Quip is a natural move for Facebook.
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As for travel, Cook is often on the move for work.
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Analysts said abandoning the deal was a positive move for SSE.
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It's not a smart strategic move for a normally smooth Netanyahu.
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The move for statehood has gained unprecedent support in recent years.
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Sucking up those young customers is a natural move for Amazon.
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She doesn't think it is the right move for her business.
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A surprisingly chill move for someone being videotaped against his wishes.
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I think that's their move for the rest of the year.
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"This will certainly be a lucrative move for you," she wrote.
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Switching to a subscription model is a risky move for Fantastical.
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"It was the best move for us, looking back," he said.
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Lucky for Loechler, it wasn't the right move for his friend.
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"He came home and didn't move for two years," Nottage recalled.
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Do you think that this is a permanent move for Twitter?
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Is his executive order a wise move for the United States?
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But changing the system is a perilous move for the president.
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"It seems like a strategic move for the N.W.H.L.," Knox said.
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The press will be scrutinizing his every move for further gaffes.
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This is a small change, but a big move for us.
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On the ride home T. sells a last minute move for tomorrow!
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It's a big move for Apple, which sees "huge potential" in India.
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The downward move for metal has not raised many eyebrows at all.
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But, is doing what the base wants the right move for Democrats?
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Do you guys think that&aposs the right move for Miss America?
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Repeat this move for 20 reps doing a total of 153 sets.
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They know that comfort is always the best move for prime partying.
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It was an unusual move for the committee to release unverified information.
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It's a highly unusual move for one of the world's largest retailers.
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It's an ambitious move for sure, but readers seem to be impressed.
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Regardless, the donation is a strange move for a number of reasons.
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Deciding to be more transparent would be a considerable move for Netflix.
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In fact, people—including artists—have been on the move for centuries.
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But I'm not so sure that it's a good move for Christian.
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Newspaper ads are a classic move for corporations in damage control mode.
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"I think this was a really smart move for Disney," McNamee said.
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This was an emotional move for an emotional game, and it worked.
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Especially, since it was Stewart's go-to move for a while there.
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Say Yes to the Dress just made a huge move for equality.
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The clean-up and negotiations delayed the move for over a decade.
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It is now considering a similar move for two- and three-wheelers.
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Yeah, that was a good move for you, although that was later.
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And yes, this is a great move for Migos as a whole.
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Though he's rooted, Morazan is constantly on the move for his art.
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"Sooner or later someone should move for the rational way," he said.
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Entering the Russian market is a rare move for a foreign lender.
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"Sanders made the first move, for the obvious reasons," Ms. Archer said.
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The proposal: Facebook's cryptocurrency plans are an ambitious move for the company.
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That's probably the right move for Harley in a post #MeToo world.
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When you are willing to move for a job, you have leverage.
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"Sanders made the first move, for the obvious reasons," Archer told Bloomberg.
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So it [was] the obvious next 'best move' for the WWN family.
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What's your move for getting the fish smell out of your clothes?
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Sheehy's decision to credit Jacques was a bad move for two reasons.
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But the veterans derided the move for contradicting the country's egalitarian ethos.
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That's roughly 10 times the average daily move for each during 112.983.
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This year's show was also a good business move for the NFL.
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It's a bold move for the L.S.E.'s new chief, David Schwimmer.
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He said he had advised Mr. Roof to move for a mistrial.
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"I'm wearing less black," he said—a bold move for a metalhead.
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We didn't feel that it was the right move for the organization.
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"This is a move for our race," he told the undercover agents.
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Describe the Move for people in case they're not familiar with it.
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At the White House, aides have been plotting the move for weeks.
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That turned out to be a vastly profitable move for Uncle Sam.
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The kingdom had contemplated the move for a while before the Nov.
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"This is the first career move for millions of girls," she says.
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News of a possible move for Ronaldo has buoyed investors in Juventus.
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As noted by Deadspin last year this was a bad move for ESPN.
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Hiring your kid can be a smart money move for both of you.
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Despite their names, mobile homes are actually difficult to move for most people.
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It's even building a whole coding language called Move for making Libra apps.
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I'm busting a move for equality, parity, safety and inclusion of all women.
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Fishy Awards All that being said, it's still a risky move for Sarah.
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This was a monumental move for Swift, who had yet to become political.
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There may be some small upside to the move for mainland Apple users.
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Using a Roth is an especially smart move for young workers, Stanzak says.
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Women were also slightly more likely to move for a partner than men.
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At the time, I was vehemently down on the move for Kansas City.
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On that note, maybe music journalism isn't the best career move for me.
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Still, Tubman's appearance on the 20 is a landmark move for U.S. currency.
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Another huge move for LeBron James ... not the basketball player, the Hollywood mogul.
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This is a worthwhile move for a newly public-facing E3 to take.
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Signing the waiver this week would forestall any move for another six months.
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It's clear this has been an aspirational, self-improving move for the trainees.
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Failing to mention climate change might actually be a strategic move for him.
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They found that only 0.04 percent of millionaire earners move for tax reasons.
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It's an exciting move for any actor intent on expanding their professional repertoire.
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In other words, only 0.04 percent of millionaire earners move for tax reasons.
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That obviously would be a big move for him and for the President.
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In any event, it's a jarring move for a public official to make.
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"It's definitely a high-risk-high-reward move for them," Mr. Hung said.
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Add the United Kingdom, and that looks like a smart move for Trump.
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JG: It's very important to not try to match anyone move for move.
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The Russians, wary of such a move for weeks, opted against the plan.
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And on the vault, she performs the Amanar, the premier move for women.
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FLINT, Michigan — It was a rare move for the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign.
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And that actually turned out to be a great move for American consumers!
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Stepping out of the limelight could be a positive move for the couple.
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It was a meaningful move for Cartas, and she thrived in the role.
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That compared with a 1.4-cent move for the November 2019 front-month.
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This would be a big move for Sony, and probably a smart one.
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Not running could be a better move for him politically and his legacy.
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A leader in a dog pack does not move for lower-ranking dogs.
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President Trump's top spokeswoman said Tuesday it's a "good move" for GOP Sen.
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The man does not appear to move for the rest of the video.
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Of course, expressing rebellion is a Day 1 move for a teen-ager.
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He then scored after a spectacular spin move for his third impressive play.
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Charles believes his new title is a progressive move for the beauty industry.
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John Lynch: Partnering with Lids, what made this the move for you personally?
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So I think yes, in this case, I'd make the move for Bell.
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This may seem like a quick move for the couple, but it's not.
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Now, the Threat to Leave is a dangerous move for a UFC fighter.
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The implied move for the chipmaker is more than 4 percent in either direction.
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It's a radical move for the company, which has a fairly reliable rocket already.
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I fall onto my bed and won't move for the rest of the day.
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Do you think going away from full nudity is a good move for Playboy?
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It may seem like a dramatic move for a banker bored on his commute.
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Choosing someone like you seems like a really unprecedented move for a beauty brand.
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The deal was also set to be another transformative move for the Algiers exchange.
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Augustin, co-founder of Feathr, made an unconventional move for a serious start-up.
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This was a great move for Calvin Klein and the industry as a whole.
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In the next couple weeks, I will feel her move for the first time.
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The protest was a fitting move for the matriarch of the French New Wave.
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The FAA publicly scolded Boeing, a rare move, for not sharing the messages earlier.
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That's usually a key move for Australian tech startups wanting to widen their sales.
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It's another controversial move for the platform after yesterday's revision to the reply function.
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It's a surprising move for the juggernaut, which would normally leave well enough alone.
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It is an unusual move for a hedge fund to back a smaller rival.
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Canada's central bank is not expected to move for the rest of the year.
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President Trump considering move for Obama-era officials; retired FBI agent Greg Shaffer explains.
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A sampling of reviews from the Google Play Store:Smart move for creating this app.
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"She's trying to decide what is the best move for her," says the source.
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The lead up to Fantastic Beasts follows the Phantom Menace playbook move for move.
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Of those surveyed, 89% said they would move for the right company or role.
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That's a surprising move for an agency that usually keeps its investigations under wraps.
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HSBC analyst Anthony Bucalo said it was a positive, but small, move for Heineken.
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We saw a little upward move for the currency but then it reversed direction.
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So Flynn refusing to cooperate might actually not be a crazy move for him?
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It's also a smart move for another part of Nokia's remaining business: its patents.
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In the long run, the tax change is the right move for the economy.
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Others like Spain's Banco Sabadell have ruled out making a move for Co-op.
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But that is not an easy move for the current hard-line governing coalition.
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Giving the female lead a fringe is a favorite move for many male directors.
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A move for Quebec's independence was only narrowly defeated in a referendum in 1995.
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We are doing this deal because it is the right strategic move for Bombardier.
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In September, we start services to Washington and that's a big move for us.
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In hindsight, it was a smart move for Ryan to sit out the race.
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It was an atypical move for a musician who shies away from expressive extravagance.
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It's a brilliant move for Apple that repositions its budget phone as its flagship.
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"Move for impeachment, but don't forget to do the people's business," de Blasio said.
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That same move for Goldman Sachs or Caterpillar would be worth under $6 billion.
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But Unsane feels like a particularly characteristic move for the director in this respect.
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But China's current measures may just be a temporary move for its own gain.
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It had a rotating event arena' which you could move for shadow and sunlight.
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It has also turned to television spots, an uncommon move for the internet giant.
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Politics makes sense as a second career move for movie stars and their ilk.
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It's a wise move for world leaders, understanding that she has her father's ear.
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It would be a bold move for me to be dressed as a man.
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But, in an unusual move for named professorships, the position was not automatically tenured.
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According to data analysis by Thinknum, this is a good move for the company.
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CARAMANICA "Tell Me It's Over" is a nearly pure retro move for Avril Lavigne.
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Several EU officials have criticized Trump's move for not coordinating his response with them.
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This is the right move for New Jersey and it will strengthen our economy.
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When we had to move for my job in 2009, it sold for $57,000.
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I actually think that is the right move for Apple, at least to start.
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These algorithms will actually predict the next right move for you and your career.
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And stocks move for all sorts of reasons, or no visible reason at all.
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They also claimed that paying more money is a good move for South Korea.
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He told the authorities that he could not move for more than six hours.
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I think it's a smart strategic move for him to go to South Carolina.
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You couldn't move for all the human mess these worlds were cluttered up with.
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Writing Scipio into the action franchise would be a smart move for many reasons.
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"This particular move for me is not focused on the salary," Mr. Gjonaj said.
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That would be an unusual move for a case involving charges in American courts.
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Safadi said the kingdom had contemplated the move for a while before the Nov.
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Silencing a voice, no matter how outlandish, constitutes a dubious move for any president.
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"Come From Away" allows you to make that move for an eventful 100 minutes.
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Hitching himself to the president could be a good move for Graham's reelection prospects.
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Mr. Harrelson was employed to make the first move for Mr. Carlsen, playing white.
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And less mobility could mean the wealthy areas of the U.S. continue to accumulate wealth, while the poorer areas will remain poor because people are less likely to move for better jobs and companies are less likely to move for cheaper labor.
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It's a notable move for the company and one that wasn't without its warning signs.
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Pai had been urging this move for months last year while Democrats controlled the FCC.
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We head back to the couch with blankets and don't move for a few hours.
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It's kind of a curious move for the company, but it also makes weird sense.
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SPX are pricing a 1.5 percent move for the index, in either direction, by Friday.
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However, the next ratings move for India's sovereign credit profile would be upward, Curry said.
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Stocks on the move For more individual stocks activity click on (Editing by Shri Navaratnam)
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It's a significant move for oil giant Saudi Arabia, the world's largest exporter of petroleum.
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A rally back to those levels would represent a roughly 150% move for the cryptocurrency.
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Michael Moore, who led the move for the changes, says they also democratized the process.
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It's a highly unusual move for the platform, which typically lets user flags guide moderation.
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This shift into the video game business is a major move for the tech giant.
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Deadline reports that Netflix has canceled the show, a rare move for the streaming service.
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The options market is implying a 4 percent move for the stock in either direction.
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Is the move for a stake in America's biggest airline some kind of counter-punch?
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Picking these metrics to talk about the company's growth is a strategic move for Facebook.
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There are other reasons why leaning into gaming may be a smart move for Snap.
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It was a fitting final move for a monarch who had often broken with tradition.
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Pearson beat Andersen with a quick stick move for his 22nd goal of the season.
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Despite all this, a Siri speaker is a good move for Apple and its customers.
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Leaning into this unexpected fitness craze could be a seemingly easy move for the company.
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Some users, like Epic Games' Tim Sweeney, have criticized the move for being anti-competitive.
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It's a smart move for DiCaprio, if he wants to pick up another acting trophy.
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I think about when he came to ESPN, was that a weak move for him?
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To the defendants, it would bolster their hope to win should they move for recusal.
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It's an unexpected move for the cult favorite, which had a long journey to success.
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Mr. Trump was displeased by the move for several reasons, according to three administration officials.
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This might seem like a random move for Banderas, but it's years in the making.
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A big move for the market it coming, and it will take stocks much higher.
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But if that road is much longer, leaving may be the best move for you.
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Aimed at switchers: Google has also made it an incredibly easy move for iPhone switchers.
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Is there a greater boss move for your average 19-year-old in the city?
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Garfield won't be the only actor making the move for Angels in America in America.
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But it's the right move for a company that is increasingly making more consumer hardware.
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Doing so has become a regular move for the notably independent senator over the years.
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It's a high-risk move for a company known for its devil-may-care behavior.
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The FBI has even told victims to pay up — a controversial move for security experts.
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This seemed like a great move for people who don't have much time to browse.
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We want them to become involved and move for the issues that they care about.
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Pivoting more toward India could also be a strategic move for Israel, according to Blarel.
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Sometimes the best move for a visionary is to keep the visions out of sight.
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The Clinton attack against Sanders is the worst possible move for her and for Democrats.
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He says opting into the new program is the right move for his financial future.
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We should probably move for a while to the Japanese simple bowing to each other.
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It's a logical move for Apple if it wants more independence from its tech rivals.
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His companies have soldiered on, and this week, Fiat Chrysler made its move for Renault.
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It's a big sacrifice to make for Beyoncé, but a smart professional move for Molly.
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Where did they get their ideas of sexual maneuver — the open-bathrobe move, for instance?
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It's a rare move for Apple, as the company is notoriously secretive about upcoming products.
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Who would risk the family's health insurance to move for a $10-an-hour job?
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"This is a big move for the airport," said Doug Yakel, SFO's public information officer.
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Promoting unilateralism and trade protectionism has become a leading move for its 'America first' strategy.
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Bloomberg's taxes helped to balance the city's budget, a move for which he earned praise.
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Is it possible that people who move for other reasons could bolster geographic polarization anyway?
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The prudent move, for students and families, is for Congress to take out insurance now.
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Richmond was paralyzed, a hostage afraid to move for fear of a jumpy trigger finger.
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Extending the invitation to Trump was a risky move for the Mexican president, Bernal reports.
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Kind of a rude move for an actual new parent, but clearly a fun approach.
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It was an intimate move for a chef whose hallmarks are precision, decorum and control.
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It's the fourth such move for Ismail in the two years since he fled Syria.
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But the acceptance of a new political reality is also a strategic move for Facebook.
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So Trump stepped in to make it happen, an unusual move for an American president.
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Shaking down cities and sticking in the shiv is a patented move for the league.
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It was an extraordinarily unusual move for an organization that by its nature shuns transparency.
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It's an obvious move for both companies but perhaps a more necessary one for Ford.
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Why did you move — for work, or because you wanted to be in a new city?
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The largest trough-to-peak move for the 5-year Treasury in 2013 was only 1.2%.
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Although we won't move for another month, my favorite pastime is planning how to furnish places.
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"She had long hair for long, I think this was a really liberating move for her."
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His campaign even released a negative online video about Buttigieg's fundraising, a rare move for Sanders.
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Betraying her ally in order to get a secret advantage is a signature move for Sarah.
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But don't just wade in before figuring out if it is the right move for you.
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What's next: Reducing exposure to thermal coal looks increasingly like the right business move for investors.
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Others would move for the company, only to be laid off in a few years time.
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Signing up for the Roth was a smart move for the 225-year-old, says Westlin.
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It was a big move for the longtime bachelor, something Grant himself doesn't mind joking about.
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In Cramer's perspective, Hayes had to make this move for United Technologies to generate cash flow.
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Representation for HBO released a statement confirming that this was a purposeful move for the network.
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Rescuers say the 14-year old canine didn't move for food, water or even bathroom breaks.
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I told him that I would move for a certain salary, and he met my demand.
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It was a very big move for a relatively small company in an essentially niche market.
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If it goes through, it could signal a big move for Qualcomm in the automotive space.
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That's a pretty nutty move for a nobleman with an important last name and promising future.
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Spoiling this interesting beginning with an aggressive move, for instance in Libya, would not be smart.
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Putting all this information in one place is a pretty common sense move for the company.
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The safest move for a judge is to allow the claims to proceed at this stage.
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If what the FCC filing suggests is true, this could be an interesting move for Sonos.
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Others in the pro-Trump media cite the Molyneux interview as a crucial move for Damore.
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Still, it's a significant move for Amazon as Alexa moves beyond the home and into mobile.
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Sewell was particularly emphatic that the push for encryption was not a recent move for Apple.
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Jenny Lee, a managing partner at GGV, said this is an intentional move for the company.
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Democrats had been pressuring the Trump administration to step in and block Idaho's move for week.
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It's a smart move for Orion, because it essentially changes the entire purpose of the product.
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People were loathe to move, for fear of losing their optimal angle on the stunning scenery.
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Or is the right move — the obvious move for Roku — to sell itself to a giant?
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He performed his signature move for the first time at the 2009 world championships in Turkey.
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A move to the Trump 2020 campaign was seen as a natural move for both men.
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From time to time, Ms. Lacey politely asks audience members to move for no good reason.
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Rinse and repeat this fat-burning move for 30 more seconds to finish your first circuit.
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Amazon was lower in the premarket, part of a bigger down-move for online stocks lately.
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It's a critical move for Amazon as it seeks to expand Alexa outside of the home.
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Trader Brian Kelly said he likes Century Link because it's the next move for AT&T.
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The smart, strategic move for an applicant was to position himself (or herself) for a niche.
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Earlier this month Reuters reported that China was considering such a move for its northern provinces.
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The best move for many startups is to raise just enough money to achieve key milestones.
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What was securing a move for Ronald Koeman from Southampton to Everton like, from your perspective?
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But some boring centrist isn't necessarily the cleverest move for a Machiavelli-like Obama to make.
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Launching Scout is a natural move for the brand, which has focused on ease and accessibility.
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The lower pricing is an unusual move for the company, which has historically maintained premium pricing.
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We decided about three years ago that it was the right move for us to make.
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In January, the Trump administration proposed a similar move for government health care programs like Medicare.
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That could make any move for an American technology firm to diversify a much longer process.
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It is typically considered an unusual move for an automaker to show investors so many products.
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The extra weight means it can be a pain to unpack and move for many people.
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"It seems like a no-lose move for Wang and Xi," Mr. Bishop said by email.
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"It's a sensible strategic move for Best Buy," according to Charlie O'Shea, Moody's lead retail analyst.
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In a rare move for union negotiations, the automaker went public with its most recent offer.
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The Koch network is already supporting Blackburn in the primary, a rare move for the group.
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Mr. Gou said that Foxconn, based in Taiwan, had been considering such a move for years.
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AWS first announced Outposts last year, which was a major strategic move for the cloud giant.
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Fellow big retailers Target and Wal-Mart are also scheduled to report earnings this week, and the options market is implying about a 5 percent move in either direction for Target, a 4 percent move for Wal-Mart and a 3 percent move for Home Depot.
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That's not a particularly unusual move for NBA and NHL teams that play under the same roof.
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A Colorado couple affixed a bird feeder to their backyard shed, in a kind move for birds.
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The appointment would also give the Trump administration a token opposition member -- a conventional move for presidents.
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First of all, I was exhausted — quitting coffee so abruptly was not the smartest move for me.
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The action is a fairly standard move for a new administration taking over from the other party.
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While package tracking is a natural, seemingly obvious move for the company, it's an important one too.
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When Snap made its move for Bitmoji last March, the app wasn't yet available to Snapchat users.
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Aside from the clothes themselves, the event was Instagram gold (and a smart marketing move for Jacobs).
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The memo release was an unusual move for the DCCC, which usually stays out of Democratic primaries.
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It was a bold move for the young star, but she seems to be doing just fine.
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Sounds like a pretty responsible move for a show that's designed to facilitate wild summer hookups, no?
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Bloomberg estimated that a deal with a studio could be a strategic financial move for the executive.
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Like many of my peers, I've had to move for each new internship or job or degree.
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The boat's still going to move for a long time but hopefully won't crash into the dock.
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At least 24 owners had to vote in favor of the move for it to gain approval.
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A DIY Cardi B costume might be a money move for your wallet, but that's about it.
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Shutting down Wi-Fi at London Tube stations is an unusual move for the British Transport Police.
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There's not much detail in this latest report, but it's not a surprising move for the company.
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She threw her hair in a messy updo (the ultimate move for a low-key sexy selfie).
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Watford were also heavily linked with an imminent 10 million-pound move for Granada striker Isaac Success.
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Hanging Mountain Climbers Circuit 2 Do each move for 30 seconds, and rest 10 seconds between exercises.
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It's a key move for Warby Parker, which has a big presence as an online eyeglass retailer.
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If not directed otherwise, do each move for 20 reps, and hold planks for one minute. 1.
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People in rural areas are reluctant to move for a job, which helps keep participation rates low.
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The Fed must balance both of these mandates when deciding on the right move for monetary policy.
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Backstage, Bean didn't hesitate to show off his now-signature move for his adoring pack of fans.
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It's a smart move for brands — and the beauty, tech, and fashion worlds rely on it consistently.
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A Marketo acquisition could be a great defensive move for Salesforce, but it would be messy culturally.
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Several Wall Street analysts released notes that said the deal would be a favorable move for Sprouts.
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But it's a risky move for the country, which is still struggling to climb out of recession.
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It seemed like the right move for Intel to diversify away from the declining world of PCs.
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Nathan noted that the current implied move for Nvidia stock is roughly 7 percent in either direction.
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Another turns a perfectly dodged bullet into an awesome one-hit KO move for whoever fired it.
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Malaysia might not leap to mind as an obvious place to move for most Americans, but InternationalLiving.
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It's absolutely the right move for him because he's not on good terms with the governor anyway.
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I'm happy that the results look so natural, which is a perfect move for a first-timer.
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Clearly, Delta and Bank of America decided this would be a wise move for their bottom line.
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Trump filed for re-election the day he took office, an unusual move for an incumbent president.
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And now, in a surprising move for the studio, you can download and play the unfinished game.
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Political implications Then there are the political implications unleashed by Trump's move for the White House itself.
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"It would be a smart move for him economically" for Trump to promptly choose Yellen, added Sperling.
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"That's a pretty big move for these policymakers to go from four hikes to two," Zentner said.
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Sure, there is A — the murderous, blackmailing stalker who has followed their every move for seven years.
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They were told to move "for archaeological reasons," said Achour, and offered new houses in Mohamed Ali.
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Though the Trump administration has threatened to make this move for a while, the timing is interesting.
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As for Amazon, Johnson thinks acquisitions like Whole Foods, are a good move for the internet retailer.
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It was the right move for the company and for Aishwarya: "I've never been happier," she adds.
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It's not quite self-driving cars, but it's still a move for Lyft into the hardware business.
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Settling is a rare move for Trump, who usually prefers to carry out a grinding legal battle.
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It was an unusual move for the company to give details on its performance in one country.
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"It's a good move for Alstom and its shareholders and thus also for Bouygues," the source said.
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Bin Salman is the embodiment of that new move for change, and not just because he's young.
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This is the second move for the franchise, which came to San Antonio from Utah in 2003.
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Cracking a window is a smart move for both you and the driver, as it promotes airflow.
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It can feel like the smart and knowing move for a show to lean into its artifice.
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And yet, it might be a savvy move for Gorsuch as he looks to win over Democrats.
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His mother, a nurse, was persuaded by family in New York to move for more career opportunities.
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One interviewee posits that death turned out to be a good career move for Basquiat and Haring.
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Becca Petersen, the assistant dance captain, is responsible for knowing every dance move for every cast member.
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So does making the right move for everyone, not just the greatest women's player of this era.
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With even minimal intimidation, they would hide in their shells and not move for a long time.
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Pausing the production of Baby Yoda toys has been a bit of a controversial move for Disney.
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The company announced one closure — a rare move for the retailer — earlier this year, in Salem, Oregon.
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Reuters reported on Friday the utility is considering the move for some or all of its businesses.
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That could be a wise political move for Democrats, said Ross Garber, an impeachment lawyer in Washington.
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The emblem won't have far to move for a club making progress on and off the pitch.
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Sending your live location will update your location as you move for a duration that you choose.
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But he told the L.A. Times that Proctor saw Glenn make a move for his partner's gun.
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"It's a good move for Salesforce, and shows the deep bench strength the team has," he said.
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It's a very smart move for the brand and a big gift for the rest of us.
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One of the downsides of moving the goal posts is that they move for you as well.
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He also expressed his condolences as part of the settlement, a significant move for a Japanese gangster.
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At the time, the military justified the waivers as a good public relations move for the service academies.
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This feature isn't about to close that gap, but it is at least a logical move for Uber.
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Many in tech saw it as an odd move for a company with no search or advertising business.
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Leaving the debate open is a bold move for a sitcom to make, but one that pays off.
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It seems like a pretty simple and smart move for the store, which already sells items in bulk.
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He published a video address to Mirziyoyev on Facebook last week, an unusual move for an Uzbek cleric.
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"China's clampdown on exchanges can also be seen as a positive move for the industry too," he added.
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It's an interesting move for SPiN to open now as tech funding is becoming harder to come by.
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AngelList has expanded its syndicates program to India in the latest overseas move for the US crowdfunding platform.
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Selena Gomez made a bold move for a millennial pop star by going phone-free for 90 days.
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It's a smart marketing move for brands, but I don't think it fundamentally changes anything for the listener.
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"For personal reasons, however, this is not the right move for my family," Bell said in a statement.
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Focusing on a niche application, like racing, seems like a smart move for a drone startup these days.
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However, organizations like Everytown for Gun Safety praised Scott's decision, calling it an historic move for the state.
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"It would be such a suicidal move for the party to nominate anybody besides Donald Trump," Benton said.
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Classic move --- for an old married couple, but these 2 have only been dating for a few months.
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When you're done, the scooter will go into "armed mode" and won't ride or move for anyone else.
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The announcement was a risky move for Mr de Blasio, who is running for re-election this year.
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But in an unusual move for biotech - where hype is often the norm - its founders are tempering expectations.
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Sanders himself endorsed Canova a week ago, a rare move for a candidate seeking the Democratic party's nomination.
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People tend to move for work, says William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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Although it's a big move for the WHO, other organizations still classify gender dysphoria as a mental illness.
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Supporters of the President's actions said the split was why Republicans should move for a vote for Garland.
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It's a bold move for reclaiming relevancy in a world where traditional cameras have been cannibalized by smartphones.
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You don't move for days; you do nothing but sleep and resolutely fail to get in the shower.
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And leaving that to try and find all those connections again is definitely a scary move for me.
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It's not a typical move for startups, particularly for those that have been so public about losing money.
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And so I wanted to bring that up because I thought it was the wrong move for Google.
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In a bold move for the singer, Bieber switched up his style by dyeing his hair platinum blond.
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As the U.S. stock market moved higher Monday, experts differed on the right move for investors to make.
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This is also an important move for the NFL, which has long been the stronghold of cable television.
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At the same time, an industry source said Lawrence dating in Hollywood was a good move for her.
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Expanding the kinds of services that it offers in European markets specifically is an interesting move for WeWork.
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Bringing a user's hands into VR has been a pretty logical move for ambitious companies in the space.
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Hinch scoffed at the suggestion, a winning move for a team now one victory away from a championship.
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This is a big move for Swift, who recently entered into a new "era" of her brand identity.
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Doing so would be an especially smart move for Harris or Biden, in light of their busing tussle.
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Since she voted for Remain, the Brexiteers will be watching her every move for any hint of backsliding.
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Meituan's decision to close down the regional business has also come as a risky move for the company.
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It's a face-saving move for something that he was unprepared to agree to in the first place.
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In a rare move for the artist, she liked and then quickly un-liked one tweet in particular.
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Additionally, GE slashed its quarterly dividend to a penny a share in a dramatic first move for Culp.
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Yet the yen has risen 10 percent versus the U.S. dollar, a huge move for the currency market.
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It's a simple fact that people sometimes need to move for the good of their significant other's careers.
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With a big move for Apple shares expected after the bell, options traders appear to be bracing themselves.
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He already has a move for every type of defender, whether a big or guard switches onto him.
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"It's a natural move for banks looking to diversify," said Diego Rossi, head of BPER's Everyday Bank's division.
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You'll even find a restrained portrait of himself without makeup on display, a bold move for any queen.
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But it could be Trump's absence is the best move for those who hope for the legislation's passage.
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Once again, this is a good move for indie developers, as mostly indie developers rely on this framework.
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Taking out Zeke may not be a great move for Andrea, but it may be a necessary move.
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" Besides, she added, "this isn't the first time a native community has had to move, for whatever reason.
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Every day, you need to move for 30 minutes or more, and keep up with this simple habit.
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Graves says increasing the revenue share would be a smart move for an administration promoting more offshore drilling.
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In these extreme circumstances, the only rational move for each of the parties is to agree to disarm.
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"Any move for Bethany needs to be properly planned, properly resourced, but, more importantly, properly transitioned," he said.
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Indeed, 66 percent of respondents said that a national emergency declaration is the wrong move for this issue.
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Oppenheimer technician Ari Wald sees three reasons why the next move for the tech leader will be up.
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So I would think that they're not really fit to move for maybe 12 hours or so really.
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Analysts speculated that Procter & Gamble, which owns Gillette, could make its own move for a competitor like Harry's.
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Jill Stein, who was the Green Party candidate for president, said that she would move for a recount.
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The bourse has been planning the move for a couple years, saying privatisation was key to its revival.
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It may not have been the wisest move for a politician to send out such a large list.
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It's an unusual move for Apple, which usually holds events in the fall to introduce new hardware products.
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"In this segment of the market, people will move for 50 cents or a dollar an hour difference."
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Murphy tweeted that the new law would strengthen the economy and was "the right move" for New Jersey.
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At the time, she and her sisterwife went along with the move for the sake of their kids.
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That froze all Obama-era rules not yet in fully enacted, a standard move for any new administration.
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It's a bold, even foolhardy move for her, given how hard she's trying to play the long game.
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Markets can move for all kinds of reasons, most of which affect only the investors and traders involved.
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Talk about an out-of-this-world career move for a kid coming from a show on PBS.
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But immigrants who move for social reasons are moving to a new community — a new place they'll stay.
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Trump's address was heavily scripted, an unusual move for the candidate, who prefers to freestyle his stump speeches.
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In an unusual move for a high-ranking commander, the head of Army Special Operations Command, Lt. Gen.
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But, in October, the office approved a move for Mr. Bulger, according to documents obtained by The Times.
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In some ways, throwing back to her ultra-femme good girl image is a wise move for Swift.
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For stocks, El-Erian said it is likely that the next move for the market will be down.
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The disagreement could serve to further isolate Mr. Cohen from Mr. Trump — a risky move for the president.
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Supporters praised the move for protecting young defendants in New York, which has lagged in juvenile justice reform.
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It's the perfect career move for this high flyer, who is being groomed for a future political detail.
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Although the design is controversial, I think it&aposs a wonderful move for Tesla and for von Holzhausen.
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"A Revolutionary Impulse" is also a significant move for the Modern, which should organize broad, all-collection endeavors.
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"When we signed him it was a huge, huge move for us," Manager Terry Collins said of Cespedes.
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Trending sideways: Twitter's ban on political and issue ads has been hailed as a positive move for democracy.
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The police arrested Mr. Lee and took him into custody, an unprecedented move for a major Samsung official.
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In-store returns can also be a good move for retailers because it gets customers in the door.
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It's an unusual move for the city-state, which reportedly may not have taken the step for decades.
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CONCERN ABOUT LEFT-WING POLICIES Rochman, from NU's Ansor, said he supported any move for dialogue and reconciliation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All it took was "one stupid move" for Roger Federer's season to fall into an abyss.
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It was an unprecedented move for a Senate majority leader but it demonstrated the competitive, cutthroat political climate.
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It was an unusually candid move for a man who normally tweets about mass surveillance and government secrets.
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Trump argued it was a poor move for the country for the Democrats to hold such a hearing.
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Sometimes stocks go up when they should have gone down, and sometimes entire sectors move for ridiculous reasons.
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That's a bold move for a company that spent its last Super Bowl slot grouching about craft beers.
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The Sinwar interview, which will be published in full on Friday, was a tricky move for both sides.
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Over the summer, Ms. Koike announced that the new site was safe and scheduled the move for October.
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We knew Thatcher wanted to kick back because, politically, it was the right move for her to make.
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So, using the AI to reach out to customers in a new way is a smart move for Starbucks.
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"Of course people get on the move for all sorts of reasons including immediate crises and conflict," said Gillard.
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Demonetization might not have been the right move for an economy that is largely cash based, according to Ghosh.
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The latter is a fitting move for the group that is defining the style and tastes of a generation.
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So, that is a better move for them than using Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton on his book tour.
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"NO!" she says abruptly, putting her hand out in a Stop-in-the-Name-of-Love move for emphasis.
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So we got to have those earnings come in, I think, for it to move for the next 1,000.
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Taurus' erogenous zone is the ears, so nuzzling, nibbling or stroking the ears is a good move for foreplay.
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The move for recompense casts FIFA for the first time, under its new president, prominently as plaintiff and victim.
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She anguished over the decision but felt it was the best move for her patients and for her career.
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It was a huge move for Zakharova — and one that put her front and center for the first time.
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"The opening of Reserved Oxford Street is an important move for us," explained co-founder and CEO Marek Piechocki.
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It also marks a significant move for FCA in keeping pace with other automakers in the self-driving stakes.
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They have charged that, in a move for political expediency, he has backed away from supporting Medicare for All.
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"We decided this was worth referring to law enforcement, which is not a normal move for us," Spencer said.
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This is a somewhat traditional move for the actress, who represents a lot of firsts for the royal family.
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Industry observers have been waiting for Weinstein to try to make just such a move for a long time.
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But a source tells PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue this is not a surprising move for the actor.
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That's quite an interesting move for AWS, which hasn't usually engaged with the open source community all that much.
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It is a rare move for a major Japanese corporate, and puts the company at the forefront of change.
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Dressing up healthy recipes with creative sauces and toppings is a major comfort move for any tiresome winter meal.
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The growing fires also forced the city's emergency operations center to move for the second time in one day.
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This would be a new move for Apple, who started selling two different size models ever since the 6.
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Satish Jindel, a logistics consultant and president of SJ Consulting Group, described it as a "smart move" for UPS.
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It's a very easy move for HQ that adds some familial familiarity to the game's battle royale quiz format.
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This could be a savvy move for Amazon, provided the audio quality is comparable to the AirPods at least.
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Why it matters: It's a modernizing move for the FDA, and one that got the approval of Gottlieb's predecessor:
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Charting this path was a risky move for Game of Thrones, which built its success on subverting fantasy tropes.
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There's a big move for change coming from the right that I think would be disastrous for our country.
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Every hour of the day, you'll get a reminder to move for five minutes consecutively and "win" the hour.
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Apple's shares jumped up 5.4 percent in after-hours trading, a big move for the company's usually stable stock.
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That market is implying a more than 6 percent move for Apple in either direction after its earnings report.
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That's probably the right move for a story that will be hard-pressed to end in anything but tragedy.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 fell another 0.66 percent, an unusually sharp move for Asian hours.
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It was an unusual move for a community that's connected more through the digital sphere than the physical one.
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That's a welcome move for some companies looking abroad as tighter capital controls have scuttled some recent international investments.
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Check out the clip ... Pennington says it's not just the best move for the Jets -- but also for Ryan.
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She also addressed whether it's a smart move for him to punch his V-card on a reality show.
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It's an unusual move for the company to provide fixes to older operating systems, highlighting its concerns over cyberattacks.
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EMini futures for the S&P 247.19 recovered to gain 28 percent, an unusually energetic move for Asian hours.
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Some Fernandez supporters said they saw Cristina's absence as a smart strategic move for the good of the party.
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"When Democrats take control of the House they will absolutely move for articles of impeachment," one Trump confidant predicted.
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The rate hike is a welcome move for Republicans and right-leaning economists who've expressed fears of impending inflation.
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Can one issue, I asked myself, ever offer a corrective move for that history, and the answer is no.
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The first retail move for Blacture is the launch of Motif, a $300 smartphone that hits stores this fall.
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The suspension was an unusual move for Facebook, which does not require users to provide information about parent companies.
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Running the new cupcakes past customers proved to be a wise move for Ben-Ishay and Baked by Melissa.
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Relocating to Jerusalem is a smart money move for smaller states, making things more "effective and efficient," Cristol said.
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This is a very welcome move for those of us who have been pushing to prevent teen tobacco use.
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In June Qualcomm tried a similar move for $2.75bn of debt, though it received pushback from investors in response.
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The two portraits will then move for five-year rotations between Amsterdam and Paris, followed by eight-year rotations.
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It's a creative move for the brand and one that recognizes the seismic shifts facing audio production and distribution.
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It's a fascinating move for the average user to experience the thrills and spills of the recent crypto bust.
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As I left him, he told me that he's in the middle of planning another big move for 2016.
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"This is a really bad precedent-setting move for all federal employees, especially those assigned overseas," De Sousa said.
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"UBS SmartWealth is a strategically important move for UBS," said Dirk Klee, chief operating officer of UBS Wealth Management.
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The 210 purchase of General Reinsurance (Gen Re) was initially not the best move for Warren Buffett's investment strategy.
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Pyongyang is looking to Washington to make a "bold move" for the talks to continue, CNN reported last month.
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But these bills, essentially government debt due to be repaid soon, move for different reasons than long-term bonds.
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It is not a surprising move for two people who accepted the job having the same misgivings as Bartok.
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His shocking decision to join the Warriors this summer was a low-risk, high-reward move for the team.
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David Wojnarowicz was a ghost haunting my every move for years, before I first saw his work in 2017.
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Given the growth in online art sales globally, making such a shift would be a smart move for artists.
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Russians who may want to move for job opportunities hesitate because of the difficulties in buying and selling homes.
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I'm not saying companies move, or should be expected to move, for any reason other than to make money.
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Air France-KLM and Lufthansa said they were still studying the implications of the U.S. move for flight schedules.
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But the attendant gave Mr. Cooley's partner a choice: Move for the other couple or get off the plane.
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Share repurchases have been a go-to move for companies to lift their stock prices over the past decade.
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"The 'Safer-At-Home' [order] is the right move for southeast Florida," DeSantis said at a news conference yesterday.
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Stripe and companies like it — startups that are disrupting financial services — are also making this move for another reason.
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He noted that the options market is implying a roughly 10 percent move for the stock in either direction.
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Agarwal's push to raise his stake in the company remains a bold and unprecedented move for startups in India.
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U.S. businesses were hoping a limited trade package would be a confidence-building move for a more comprehensive negotiation.
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In an unusual move for a sitting Cabinet member, Barr also openly criticized the president's comments on the case.
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"I think it would be a good move" for Donald Trump to release his taxes, @HurdOnTheHill says https://t.
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Homeless and stateless Unwanted in Myanmar and unwelcome in Bangladesh, the Rohingya have been on the move for generations.
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If Mr. Sessions refuses to resign, Mr. Nichols calls upon House Democrats and Republicans to move for his impeachment.
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If Mr. Sessons refuses to resign, Mr. Nichols calls upon House Democrats and Republicans to move for his impeachment.
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Despite being a possibly risky move for Walgreens, Cramer said it's a great time for Amerisource to sell itself.
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It's an especially painful move for a company that long viewed its stable dividend as a source of pride.
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The options market is currently implying a 3 percent move for the stock in either direction by Friday's close.
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In a rare move for Apple, the company announced in March it was canceling its AirPower wireless charging mat.
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After landing on the sidewalk, the man did not appear to move for the remainder of the short video.
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Picture Prompts Hundreds of millions of Chinese are on the move for the Lunar New Year on Jan. 28.
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Weitzel counseled Alonso through his frustrations last fall, and explained that it was a business move for the Mets.
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In an unusual move for the tight-lipped British intelligence community, the GCHQ released a statement denying the charge.
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Even though I think it will make people move, for me it's got less obvious sway than "Seasons" had.
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The acquisition would have been an unusual move for a company attempting to overhaul the traditional trucking brokerage industry.
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It was a welcome move for the real estate market as it promises to address the issue of land shortage.
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Here are the five factors to keep in mind when deciding if this is the right landscaping move for you.
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This is a good move for the company as these backers are likely the most enthusiast virtual reality early adopters.
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It's a refreshing move, for sure — especially in a world where pale-pink hair among celebrities has become a norm.
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All 30 were given to Tesla employees — a wise move for the company, should any electronics or mechanical parts malfunction.
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Economic improvements aside, the best move for families is to step back from the political environment and strengthen their finances.
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A breakout or breakdown above or below these levels is likely to determine the next tradable move for the market.
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That was not an unusual move for the 30-year-old, who has also worked as a marketer and producer.
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And, in an unprecedented move for the company, he called for a retraction of the story that made this claim.
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It's an incredibly brave move for Tyrion to take, especially with a line of archers pointing arrows at his head.
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It's a savvy move for Amazon which has had a STEM toy-focused storefront on its online store since 2015.
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But most of all, it's just a foolish move for an association that ought to be promoting inclusivity in tech.
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I think this kind of move will continue as long as major central banks make no move for a while.
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It's possible he tried to make a move for Butler or George, and the details simply couldn't be worked out.
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The options market is implying a greater-than-average move for the companies, which release earnings after Wednesday's closing bell.
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He named Carly Fiorina as his running mate, an unusual move for someone who is far from winning the nomination.
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Coinbase is hiring a chief financial officer in what would be a big move for the cryptocurrency platform's growth plans.
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"Snapchat has always remained distant from its creator community, which is not a strong move for the company" Buffin concluded.
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Muniz says she consulted a financial adviser in Tennessee because they wanted to make the best move for their family.
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Verified Fan is not only a successful integration of fan club ticketing practices, it's a brilliant branding move for Ticketmaster.
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Given the greenback is currently trading at 100.53 yen, that would represent a huge move for a major currency pair.
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This is a big move for the heated races between both Nixon and Cuomo, as well as Cardi and Minaj.
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This is a significant move for Twitch in terms of growing its creator community, and therefore its wider user base.
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After they leave the police station, Jessie and Jay run away together, a very O.C. move for this Netflix show.
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While hiring a financial advisor was the right move for Shepherd, that may not be affordable or practical for everyone.
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Forget catty fighting over a boy – these two are genuinely buddies now, and that's a smart move for the show.
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However, grabbing the passport and heading abroad to spend retirement years overseas may not be the right move for everyone.
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Adding more data context, as it plans to do with the redesign, is a good move for keeping users motivated.
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He had an incredible career opportunity across the country, and they would fund a move for him and his spouse.
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At the end of the Mog The Cat series, Mog -- in a very unusual move for a kids' protagonist -- dies.
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My desire for movement carried over into my post-messenger life, but I move for pleasure and not for punishment.
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But the new HHS rule, intended to kick-start the payments again, was nevertheless an unambiguously good move for Obamacare.
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I actually do think it would be brilliant PR move for them to come out this late in the game.
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A jump to $107.50 would be a 12 percent move for Apple's stock, which traded around $96 on Friday morning.
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They're likely to see some move for depreciation by the central bank there," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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"I just ate and didn't move for a while," Farrell, 39, tells PEOPLE of how he packed on the pounds.
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It also recommends stepping away before a particularly grueling section — probably the right move for both your sanity and health.
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And, in a particularly embarrassing move for Facebook, Acton tweeted #DeleteFacebook following the fallout from the company's Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Newton is also credited for spreading the move for dabbing after scoring a touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks in October.
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But regardless of the results, the question of the episode is – was this the right move for Gabby to make?
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Shortly after, the account took down its retweet after Twitter users criticized the move for promoting Trump family business interests.
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"While we think aggressive hiring is the right move for the franchise, retention will be equally important," the note said.
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In 25, recalled Sharon Marlon, who runs the city's Masters hair salon, you could hardly move for Obama yard-signs.
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In a rare move for an early-stage company, Deligram has opted to run its entire logistics process in-house.
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Collins reportedly asked the president questions about the day's most talked-about stories, a typical move for a pool reporter.
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This was a risky move for the president, particularly because he made a major pitch to women as a group.
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Ford's new CEO, Jim Hackett, just announced a bold strategic move for America's most enduring automaker: abandoning the car business.
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But isn't it a pretty obvious move for Sessions to go after Fields, given questions about his views on race?
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I thought we'd probably move, rather than repair ours; Joel's was a rental, so he said they'd move for sure.
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If you're hoping for student loan forgiveness under PSLF, consolidating your loans is not the right move for you.3.
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After a long meeting, Gabriela is worried because the latest rumor suggests the group will not move for five days.
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Maybe President Trump will see the move for what it is, which is a win for American consumers and manufacturers.
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Observers will be watching closely to see if other major companies make a move for Tribune's valuable local television stations.
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It was an eyebrow-raising move for Ms. Bresch, whom Esquire magazine named a Patriot of the Year in 2011.
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I knew that launching out as a full-time writer was a bit of a risky move for my family.
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"But climate change means millions may have to move, for example if their land is submerged under water," he added.
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We have partnered with Move for Minds to raise funds and awareness around brain health and women-based Alzheimer's research.
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So what's the best move for someone seeking to boost their stock of credit card points and frequent flyer miles?
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I couldn't sit or stand or even move for the first three days without wincing in pain or bracing myself.
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It has previously been linked with a move for a stake in Vale's Goro nickel-cobalt mine in New Caledonia.
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Matricide is a bold move for any plot, but immediately after giving birth… well, brutal doesn't really do it justice.
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"I think this is a very good move for Facebook," Altucher said via email, in response to questions from Recode.
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Still, Trump signed his own waiver on moving the embassy, which officially puts off the move for another six months.
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Shosh is living in Japan this season, where she decided to move for work at the end of season 4.
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He inherited Jonathan Lucroy and Carlos Gomez; two players that he was able to move for multiple top 100 prospects.
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The options-implied move for Qualcomm is around 6 percent, compared with an eight-quarter average move of 3 percent.
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A sneaker high kick straight out of the clinch was a real slick move for a two hundred pound man.
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Opening the door to dirtier cars that guzzle more gas is exactly the wrong move for the American auto industry.
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What did worry him, though, was the water that will fall and accumulate — and might not move for a while.
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It's a difficult move for humans, much less a computer that has never come across a traffic light like this.
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The question remains whether raising pay so much would also be a good move for public companies answerable to shareholders.
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It would have been an extraordinary move for him not to endorse, given the primary results and the delegate count.
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Mr. Scott said he wants to push forward; he is focused on the next move for himself and his son.
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But the flip side is that sometimes markets move for reasons that don't really tell us anything about the economy.
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But traditionally in Yemen, artisans would assemble the headpiece by hand on the bride herself, who couldn't move for hours.
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Zhao said his company was looking for opportunities in Russia but declined to comment on a move for GV Gold.
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They didn't swim as much, and in some cases they didn't move for more than five seconds at a time.
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But while that's saving certain industries from certain doom, it may not be a positive move for workers and productivity.
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The wine list is very lopsided in favor of three-figure bottles, an irritating move for a fairly casual spot.
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Netflix also recently canceled two expensive shows within the space of a week — a rare move for the streaming service.
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Thoma Bravo's move for Sophos trails several other buyout deals by U.S. funds in Britain recently amid a weaker sterling.
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Mr. Trump has said publicly that he wants to end the trial quickly, so his lawyers could move for dismissal.
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Of course, the harder case to make is proving that backing E-Verify is a good move for the Democrats.
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Options traders calculate the implied move for equities by measuring the stock's straddle — or at the money put and call.
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While she's been pulling off the move for a while now, it got its biggest audience during the Rio competition.
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But President Trump's willingness to meet Kim Jong Un is an especially costly move for yet another, more imminent reason.
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Euro traders were getting their breath back after a near 4 cent move for the currency following the ECB's announcements.
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"I think this is a very good move for Facebook, " Altucher says via email, in response to questions from Recode.
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Yesterday's bike or scooter blight might be around today, or it might move for a few days and then return.
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But by this time next year, disappearing to the Seychelles, as Jamal did, might be the best move for all concerned.
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"Technology enables opportunity, but creativity creates value" Investing in creative talent is an integral move for any and every business today.
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That's probably a smart move for a family-friendly business like Starbucks, but YouPorn had a little fun with the news.
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And so I think he realized that it wasn't necessarily the smartest move for Britain to get involved in the crisis.
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That's why colorectal cancer is the right move for us… payers are going to be amenable to a test like ours.
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In an unusual move for a sitting president, Trump killed Broadcom's proposed buyout of Qualcomm in March, citing national security concerns.
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Little investor impact MTN's arrival may be an important move for the NSE but it does little to attract new investors.
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MiFID II exempts SIs from rules governing the minimum amount a stock can move for orders larger than standard market size.
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It's the latest move for Sinclair in regional programming, which is an area that the company already has vast control over.
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It's a great move for Target, which has steadily been making its swimwear offerings more inclusive over the past several years.
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Jenner chose to wear the shirt sans bra, a trademark move for someone who's openly discussed her love of going braless.
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A positive move for Gilead would add to the 13 percent run the stock has seen in the last two months.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 shed 0.5 percent in early trading, an unusually sharp move for Asian hours.
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But it's an interesting move for Bose, and even more interesting that they haven't done any sort of publicity around Hearphones.
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Gaining a seat on the board of a company has not always been a successful move for other hedge fund managers.
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Options traders calculate the implied move for stocks by determining a company's "straddle," which is at the money puts and calls.
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As such, Chris Harrison says Bachelor in Paradise will air a live finale, an unprecedented move for the summer reality show.
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It is a "fairly sensible" move for Google given the amount of available talent pool, Atlantic Equities analyst James Cordwell said.
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If the device senses a fall and you don't move for a minute, the Apple Watch will automatically call emergency services.
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Bynes recently celebrated her graduation from Los Angeles-based design school, FIDM, something Mitchell said was a natural move for her.
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Granted, moving to OTC isn't the best move for every drug for safety sake or for the sake of bigger profits.
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This is a natural move for Instagram, a platform whose users have become accustomed to being advertised to left and right.
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But Son said on Monday his decision to move for ARM reflected his confidence that Sprint was close to turning around.
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A perfect replica isn't necessarily the right move for a good video game remake, especially when the source is so old.
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This is not a terribly unusual move for the judge, but it leaves open the possibility she will reject the settlement.
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Facebook's foray into gaming might be a positive move for mobile game companies, an analyst told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Friday.
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He said the positive move for stocks at this time of year bodes well for a higher move into year end.
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In a huge move for non-binary people in the state, California has moved to officially recognize a third gender identity.
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The delivery of an actual policy change is a welcome move for creators who are becoming increasingly frustrated with the company.
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So coming from that perspective, when someone that you love thinks it's the best move for their career, you support them.
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Trump may have been slightly exaggerating his move for effect though, which could mean he did enjoy some of Apple's run.
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Trump announced last week that he would skip the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, an unusual move for a president.
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Bloomberg and The Information reported the acquisition is a move for Apple to land more engineers and autonomous vehicle talent. Drive.
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The funds that eVestment track saw a 2.63 percent gain, well below the 's 6.1 percent move for the first quarter.
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Raikkonen's extension also rules out any immediate move for Frenchman Romain Grosjean, at Haas, and Mexican Sergio Perez at Force India.
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While the Chinese electric vehicle boom is in general a positive move for the environment, there's numerous reasons to be wary.
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So, with other options available, such as dividend hikes and investment in R&D, are buybacks a good move for companies?
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On Wednesday, the options market implied a 4.5 percent one-day move for Intel, based on January options that expire Friday.
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This new initiative is a sensible move for Medium, which looks to be on the cusp of solving its identity crisis.
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The good news ... Von Miller has been saying he REALLY hopes the Broncos make a move for Cousins ... and Kirk's flattered.
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A censored Google news app in China would be a significantly more consequential move for the company than a drawing game.
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While this seems like it might just be an upgrade to Google Now, this is still a significant move for Google.
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Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, has been dropping hints of this move for months — for a couple of years, really.
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On paper, this looks like a smart move for Uber, which desperately needs some high-profile hires to improve its image.
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It will involve reopening the withdrawal agreement, a move for which I know there is limited appetite among our European partners.
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Still, some Republicans have doubts about whether this is the right move for the party ahead of the midterms (The Hill).
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But it was a weird move for a company that has been trying to rebrand itself as a smart mobility company.
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Buying baby wipes in bulk is a smart move for parents, because like diapers, they tend to get used pretty fast.
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Instead, the needs of customers, employees, and the community — the stakeholders that Walmart has to consider — catalyzed the move for change.
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The move for the filing was made to stave off legal action by plaintiffs pushing to force the company into liquidation.
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Indeed, it has become increasingly clear that the Iran agreement was a bad move for the United States and its allies.
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And the acquisition is a great branding move for Musk, who's proved that his business interests are far bigger than teslamotors.
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The obvious next move for ISIS is to do something similar again, under either its own name or a new one.
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He also made the unconventional move (for a storied Parisian house, at least) to helm his design team in Los Angeles.
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After hiring Mike D'Antoni to be their coach, the next obvious move for Houston was to go get him some shooters.
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She defended Merkel's decision to welcome the wave of migrants and refugees in 2015 as a necessary move for humanitarian reasons.
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Despite the significant pressure, the president presented a compelling case that his decision was the best move for the American people.
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It would be easy to make the case that this is a curious move for James in terms of his legacy.
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Thursday's gain of 0.5% was the smallest move for the S&P 2003 in at least the past nine trading days.
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The Dodgers confined most of their celebration to the clubhouse, never making a move for the pool beyond the outfield wall.
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But make no mistake: This is a big move for an agency to make, especially one of UTA's size and stature.
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And this will surely be a welcomed move for Canadian shoppers as food costs surge, due primarily to the low dollar.
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It was the first major move for Philadelphia's rookie general manager, Elton Brand, who was elevated to his post Sept. 20.
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He quickly made the cross-country move for two East Coasters much easier and really is a part of our family.
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It would be a regressive move for India, which is making great strides with solar and other forms of renewable energy.
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Or maybe you should get two six-packs and 10 pounds of cheese, and then just not move for a while.
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But Mr. Karjakin, 26, a Russian who was relatively unheralded going into the match, has been his equal move for move.
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The wise move for Trump would likely be to delay the fight for the wall toward the end of the year.
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The implied move for Pandora is 18 percent compared with an average move of 15 percent over the last eight quarters.
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The Unesco decision, made on Friday by secret ballot, was welcomed by Palestinians, who have lobbied for the move for years.
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So, this is a relatively normal move for us to move some people to do their work from a different location.
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Many analysts said combining with LVMH would be a good move for Tiffany, though the initial offer slightly undervalued the company.
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Thankfully, there's no shortage of sweet potatoes this year, so looks like sweet potato fries may be the move for 2020.
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The White House has supported Trump's power to interview candidates, though it is a highly unusual move for a sitting president.
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More generally, options prices are currently implying an expected move for the stock of 6 percent higher or lower, Gilbert said.
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That shift to unhedged buying, a dramatic move for bond investors, could lead to more dollar purchases, Lombard Odier's Ahmed said.
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"When Democrats take control of the House they will absolutely move for articles of impeachment," one Trump confidant predicted to CNN.
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And, as I've written recently, re-engaging the healthcare fight if a very dangerous move for Republicans heading into 2020. 19.
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Purple Reign, as it turns out, isn't a huge leap forward in sound or a crossover move for his newfound fans.
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It would allow for 10 years to decommission the hundreds of existing tailings dams around the country, a costly move for miners.
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In a landmark move for the Catholic Church, Pope Francis has given Catholic priests the power to grant forgiveness for abortions indefinitely.
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Of course, you know that any diet that severely restricts your calories isn't a good move for your body (that's called starvation).
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This may seem like an unusual move for Amazon, but Jeff Bezos is no dummy when it comes to spotting an opportunity.
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While securing a large line of credit is not an unheard of move for a startup, it's definitely a little bit unusual.
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The bank has held interest rates steady since October 2018 and is not expected to move for the rest of the year.
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In a fitting move for a company famous for selling engagement rings, the label filed its suit against Costco on Valentine's Day.
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And the main quake, along with more than 21857,27.9 aftershocks, caused a major fault to move for the first time, researchers say.
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It's a great move for leftovers, or just dust off the fondue pot lying in your pantry and make it a centerpiece.
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This is a significant move for the initiative, which has been criticized in the past for being all show and no action.
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The Asheville Ballet dancers led a troupe of game festivalgoers in re-creating each zippy song and dance move for the audience.
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It's a rational move for Facebook trying to shape the rules for the new field, given its own Oculus deploys motion technologies.
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Volvo decided to reinvent something that absolutely nobody had a problem with, an out-of-character move for such a pragmatic company.
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Only 21974 percent said they would move for a job, and this fell to 210 percent of those who were actually unemployed.
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Tzuo also sees this platform play as a logical move for any company that aspires to be a billion-dollar-revenue company.
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He doesn't "know" if Obama's change in policy was the best move for fighting ISIS – and doesn't want to go to war.
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It's an important move for Marvel, which recently got into hot water after the controversial casting of Tilda Swinton in Doctor Strange.
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NOW's Toni Van Pelt applauds the decision, and sees sensitivity around pronouns as an admirable move for an industry leader like Google.
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It's been a costly move for the world's second-largest economy, with China reporting it grew just 6.2% in its second quarter.
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Of course, selecting Fiorina was mostly a PR move for Cruz — an effort to divert attention away from Trump and remain relevant.
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It's a big move for Toyota, which has been lagging behind rivals such as crosstown rival Nissan in the electric car game.
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The current bill would codify that practice as explicitly legal — already a controversial move for reformers — and then expand it even further.
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It was a surprising move for the lately press-avoidant singer, and one that her Girls star BFF Dunham was thrilled by.
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It's yet another big midseason move for the Rangers, who've made a habit of making these sorts of deals over the years.
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Traders are expecting a sizeable move for the mega-cap when it reports after the bell, says Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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By comparison, that type of move for U.S. equities is seen as less than a 5 percent chance, based on options prices.
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Allow me to answer two of your questions right off the bat: No, it's not bad you're unwilling to move for him.
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It's a significant move for the former Republican nominee, who previously recorded campaign telephone "robocalls" for Kasich as well as Marco Rubio.
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Of course, even years after the real estate crisis, some people don't move for work — or any other reason — because they can't.
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Yields on U.K. 10-year gilts edged higher on Monday morning, but came amid a similar move for most sovereign bond markets.
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The Visual ChangesBut splitting iPad's operating system off from the core iOS wasn't the only big move for the newly branded iPadOS.
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"It is the right move for Samsung to suspend the sale and exchange of all Galaxy Note 7s," chairman Elliot Kaye says.
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But it's somewhat of a me-too move for Pebble, which admits it was late to take health and fitness tracking seriously.
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Taking on large investors that will influence a key business is an unusual move for a company so close to an IPO.
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Disney+ finally launches on Tuesday, and suitably, the options market is betting on a sizable move for the stock into this weekend.
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UPS is making an unprecedented move for the holidays, announcing it will charge extra during peak shipping weeks in November and December.
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The introduction of nitro coffee is an interesting move for Starbucks, a company that was at the forefront of coffee's second wave.
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It would be a typical move for the Republicans who have this penchant for snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory.
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Ridding people they don't like— and their speech— has been a go-to move for many social platforms over the past year.
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In a de rigeuer move for everyone's favorite cyber character, John McAfee seems to have tried to convince reporters he hacked WhatsApp.
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It's a great move for the planet, for Angeleno's lungs, and for politicians who want to run on an environmentally friendly ticket.
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It would have been a genius move for the 51-year old phenom, but now appears to be no longer an option.
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It's a bold move for an older dude like me but I suspect it's been done before and will be done again.
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Tottenham will see the maturities on their debt extended and the average interest rate fall in a successful move for the team.
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Silicon Valley pundits have been chatting up the deal as a smart move for Microsoft, saying LinkedIn has a trove of data.
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In an usual move for the executive branch, the White House's top economic advisor, Gary Cohn, said he believes stocks are cheap.
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Before that, of course, there was Brexit, and before that Scotland's move for independence and even break-away rumblings from northern Italy.
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Getting a young player who can benefit from watching Bradford play before ultimately taking over is a solid move for the Cardinals.
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To spend some of that gathering and preparing food seems less like a choice and more like a smart move for survival.
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I both wouldn't trust it to hold my house keys and think this is exactly the right move for it to make.
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Colombia's constitutional court made a similar move for the Atrato River basin, where riparian communities face illegal gold mining and paramilitary violence.
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The reality of the move for Beilein, and several other coaches, is the prospect of having to review a midmajor coaching manual.
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One move for Uber Freight is to provide truck drivers on its platform with a $20 Uber Eats credit once a week.
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The decision was widely panned by critics who viewed it as a brazen move for the president to enrich his family brand.
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The speech on Jewish identity was an unusual move for Mr. Bloomberg, a secular Jew who has long not been religiously observant.
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Make the move for them with a Spafinder gift card that allows them to book services at thousands of participating U.S locations.
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Make the move for them with a Spafinder gift card that allows them to book services at thousands of participating U.S locations.
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A promotion that's a dead end in the organization may not be the best, long-term move for you or your career.
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In an unusual move for a Presidential candidate, Trump released a list of twenty-one people whom he might consider as nominees.
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"It's a brilliant move for power players on these platforms to lift each other up," said Sam Sheffer, a YouTuber and technologist.
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Iraqis still feel the pain of America's violent legacy and soldiers returning to the region is not a reassuring move for locals.
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It would be a wise move for the Democratic Party's national leaders to take a cue from those Long Island state senators.
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After the panel denied their original motion to intervene, the states tried to move for en banc review of the panel order.
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In India, shutting down the pipes that power dissent has been the go-to move for officials, big and small, for years.
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Only after calling the police—a very dangerous move for undocumented people—could Guadalupe and Fernanda retrieve two mattresses and some clothing.
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So it's a wise move for the caffeine purveyors to launch mail-able recycling satchels Down Under in partnership with Australia Post.
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TripActions just named Thomas Tuchscherer as its first CFO, in a major move for the hot $4 billion travel services platform startup.
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Consider where else in the company you can contribute best and look for positions that would be a natural move for you.
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While it's delayed the release of its devices in the past, canceling something outright was an incredibly unusual move for the company.
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The smartest move for the Democratic Party is to flip the selection process: make Iowa a primary and New Hampshire a caucus.
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" Before Congressional Democrats move for impeachment, they need to "persuade the public that this is the right thing to do, Schiff said.
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Hank Sheinkopf, a veteran Democratic strategist in New York, said it was "the smart move" for Bloomberg to participate in the debate.
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This could be the right move for you, but if the ultimate goal is to build credit, you may want to reconsider.
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The proposed legislation is effectively gone, but could technically still move for a final vote in the South Dakota Senate next week.
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Many described it as a political move for Republicans who want to show the base that they rolled back Obama executive overreach.
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This is an especially significant move for the Barnes, whose sensitive policies regarding photographic reproduction of its artworks extend to its beginnings.
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Taking on large investors who will influence a key business is an unusual move for a company so close to an IPO.
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But this is still a rare move for prosecutors; in Minnesota, less than 2% of cases result in an appeal of the sentence.
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That would be an unusual move for Microsoft to make standard hardware, as the Surface brand has traditionally attempted to redefine industrial design.
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PEOPLE: With Tony being in the Troika and ultimately sending you in, do you think that was the right move for his game?
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Clark has long planned this position change and delayed that move for several months to assure a smooth transition for the new Secretary.
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The Post story makes clear that it is an unusual move for people not yet in office to have these kinds of communications.
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Options traders are expecting another big move for Apple this month, following the dire earnings warning that sent shock waves across the markets.
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Voting out Chris is clearly a good move for David; Chris was targeting his allies and the two never had an easy relationship.
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It's certainly a positive, albeit astoundingly belated, move for Facebook to make some sweeping changes to its advertising model, given the platform's history.
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It comes off as a retaliatory move for Bird and Lime, scooter companies that came into the city early without collaborating with officials.
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Going to Rigondeaux with feints and double jabs, encouraging the slip and then leaning on him might be a smart move for Lomachenko.
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Later, in a press conference with reporters, Trump said he had apologized to May — a rare move for the former Celebrity Apprentice host.
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Comcast has been working toward this move for years, ever since it sold a chunk of wireless spectrum to Verizon back in 2011.
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This is a significant move for the company — and it tells us a lot about where much of the gaming industry is headed.
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The reason I see Stadia as a defensive move for YouTube has to do with the companies that Google is going up against.
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No surprise, Euron is interested in the Iron Throne, and is looking to make a move for the woman who currently occupies it.
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She's also used her industry clout and vast riches to form her own production company, which is a typical move for big stars.
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Republicans, especially those who've been skeptical of Trump, aren't convinced it's the right move for the RNC to spend on behalf of Trump.
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The yuan has also lost over 3 percent against the dollar this month alone, an unusually sharp move for the closely monitored currency.
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She and your grandfather didn't trust us to stay in Cincinnati because there was always a chance we'd move for your dad's job.
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It's hard to get a team to move on from a star player, even if it's the right move for that team's future.
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It would be an unusual move for Apple, which has never been afraid of pushing its own connection standards, but not completely inexplicable.
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This allows the group to track tankers that may turn off their transponders — a common move for those selling oil off the markets.
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Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, he made a weird move for someone of his generation — the one from classic TV sweetheart to internet sensation.
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Supporting Mrs May would be a career-ending move for Labour MPs, whose party is dominated by activists bent on rooting out "traitors".
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Combining an Echo speaker and the Fire TV into a single gadget seems like a very obvious, inevitable move for Amazon to make.
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Abandoning Abood after four decades would be a radical move for a handful of judges to foist on America, Justice Elena Kagan added.
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In a risky move for a thrice-married adulterous nominee, Trump is making a full-on pivot to the former president's sexual misbehavior.
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If the bird doesn't move for more than 12 hours, then that signal speeds up — a sign that the bird is in trouble.
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While they still haven't come out and confirmed or denied the news, that hasn't stopped fans from analyzing their every move for clues.
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But even with that limitation, Scribd's return to its unlimited subscription is a nice move for consumers looking to find a good book.
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The proposal represents the next move for Broadcom to try to make the takeover happen by taking the issue directly to Qualcomm's shareholders.
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It's an interesting move for Giphy as it shifts from a GIF database site to one that takes more of an editorial role.
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The additions are 50 percent female, a good move for Lightspeed, which like many VC firms, has been long short on female partners.
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"It's not going to move quickly, but it's not like Hurricane Harvey that hit Houston and didn't move for five days," he said.
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Putting forward a standard-bearer who has a legendarily bad relationship with the press is a dubious tactical move for a political party.
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A Marketo acquisition could be a great defensive move for Salesforce, but it would be messy culturally, given its competing ExactTarget/Pardot products.
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And, since the position is based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, applicants must be willing to commute (or move!?) for the internship.
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I don't think that this is the right move for him to do to politicize this," Lewis said Tuesday on "Anderson Cooper 360.
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We asked our data partners at Kensho which stocks fare best when this happens in the week after a big move for oil.
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" At the time, tech site Recode called the acquisition a "power move for Amazon into the groceries and brick-and-mortar retail industries.
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The program is late but a smart move for Snapchat, as it needs to educate businesses about how to make great Stories ads.
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While this is a relatively small move for Amazon — which had $113 billion in sales in its last quarter — it's huge for Sears.
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It may not be the appropriate move for her to reenter the world of public scrutiny as she continues to focus on recovery.
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This marks yet another big move for us as we continue our efforts to be the #1 streaming destination for premium animated content.
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But it is a defensive move for AT&T, which has had to face tough competition in its primary business of wireless service.
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This documentary signals a less personally risky but nonetheless radical move for Orner, who specialises in documentaries governments don't want you to see.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has said he thinks opposing these exceptions is both morally wrong and a bad political move for the GOP.
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If they made the move for ethical reasons, further reflection might lead them to see that similar issues apply to other farmed species.
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The show will arrive on Netflix on March 4th this year, right as the real-world presidential candidates make their move for power.
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"We think it's a great move for both parties as well as the MoviePass consumers," MoviePass C.E.O. Mitch Lowe told Mashable via email.
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The S&P has slid nearly 3 percent, yet the average move for an S&P 500 stock Is a 0.1 percent drop.
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Earlier this week, Yellen refused to rule out the policy move for the world's largest economy, but acknowledged the issue needed more study.
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In this gif, I've sped the process up so you don't have to sit and watch a water jet move for seven minutes.
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For the sake of comparison, the average one-month move for WTI over the past 20 years has been a 0.7 percent gain.
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This is a grave move for Lucious, as Thirsty has been his ride or die, crooked lawyer for a couple of seasons now.
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And if the leaked details of the deal are indeed true, it's a major (and quite profitable) move for the high-profile teen.
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Options traders calculate the implied move for equities by measuring a particular stock's so-called straddle — or at the money put and call.
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If he had been, it would have been a big move for Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, to push that rate higher.
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WhatsApp's lawsuit against the spyware company NSO Group is a smart move for Facebook and an important defense of privacy and civil liberties.
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Trump is also expected to sign a waiver delaying the embassy move for six months, citing the logistical challenges of moving US personnel.
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Barca has been pondering a move for the 20-year-old next summer as a replacement for Luis Suarez, according to Mundo Deportivo.
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Joining the private sector is a common career move for lawyers at the FTC and other agencies following a stint in public service.
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And that's a sensible move for one important reason: The general public doesn't seem to be very interested in smart glasses just yet.
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The smart move for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Behind the scenes, Jordan has continued to express interest in making a move for the top job but hasn't made a final decision.
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If you're staying home to hand out bite-size Snickers or (lame) hard candies, the wise move for dinner is soup or stew.
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Buying a house isn't just a money move for now — it's something you're going to be committed to for quite a long time.
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Cashing in on K Street is a common move for congressional staffers in both parties, especially after major legislation is signed into law.
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It should go without saying that this would be an inadvisable move for anyone whose job actually depended on passing a drug test.
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Scott Morrison tosses out a possible move for Australia's embassy in Israel, in a possible effort to win a close Wentworth by-election.
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You can guide yourself just by looking at this diagram, doing each move for 30 seconds, with 10 seconds of rest in between.
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The dollar, as measured by the ICE U.S. dollar index, was up more than 0.8 percent, a relatively large move for the currency.
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Such a referral is a normal move for allegations of misconduct, and one that Mr. Sessions's predecessors from both parties have frequently taken.
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And seemingly everyone already has an opinion on whether his resurrection was a good move or a bad move for Game of Thrones.
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Not all private equity firms are viewing fee discounts as a positive move for the market, and not all are asking for reductions.
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White House officials had been signaling such a move for days, saying Trump would prefer to have a political loyalist in the role.
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Get a more specialized master&aposs degreeMaybe a master&aposs degree is the right move for you, but an MBA just isn&apost.
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For the right money and living conditions, many people will move for a job, especially if it means a better way of life.
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In another message, Strzok seems to imply that working on the Mueller investigation could be a beneficial career move for Page, a prosecutor.
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Given our confidence with our roster at the position, this is the best move for club and a great opportunity for the player.
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This is a politically risky move for Macri at home and a test for the IMF's ability to help a reformer in trouble.
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The Hill: Schumer calls U.S. Embassy shift to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv "a long overdue move," for which he said he applauded Trump.
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And not to be too political, but it's easy to feel, especially in France, like you can't move for problems — migrants, unemployment, Brexit.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday reiterated that without an affirmative endorsement from Trump, a bill would not move for a vote.
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F.Y.I. Q. The actor Woody Harrelson made the first move for Magnus Carlsen in the World Chess Championship that ended Wednesday in Manhattan.
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"Investing overseas is a strategic move for most Chinese investors," Stuart Crow, JLL's head of Asia Pacific Capital Markets, said in a note.
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You'll just need to set up a Wordpress account and authorize it to access your Tumblr, and it makes the move for you.
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"It's worth noting that even though the arms and legs look like they're articulated, they don't actually move — for maximum inaction!" says Norton.
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We're told they think it's odd Chyna didn't move for a trademark when she was with Tyga -- although that's kinda apples and oranges.
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It wasn't exactly a move-for-move reenactment of the Las Vegas live show that Tatum recently launched, but Beatrice was loving every minute.
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The acquisition is the latest move for Orsted as it seeks to shed its fossil fuel business and become an entirely green energy company.
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It's a critical move for Apple as it looks to combat slowing iPhone sales and maintain its status as an innovator in the industry.
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Goldman Sachs last month launched an online consumer lending platform — an unusual move for the global investment bank — and many people are wondering why.
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"In an odd move for anyone demanding access to information, the chairman and other elected Democrats given access have declined to view that report."
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This meant that Nick would be sending Danielle L. and Whitney on a two-on-one date — a highly unusual move for several reasons.
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It's generous, but Tyrion calls the move for what it is: A political maneuver to plant some loyalty in the great houses of Westeros.
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Maryland's election of an African-American governor would be a groundbreaking move for the state, where a third of the residents are African American.
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Tobacco giant Altria Group's investment in cannabis company Cronos Group may have been a smart move for the cigarette maker, but Canopy Growth Corp.
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First, it's generally a good PR move for any company to land on the side of inclusivity when it comes to religion or ethnicity.
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The fund was an unusual move for private-equity owners, who are not required under bankruptcy law to provide such assistance for ex-employees.
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One analyst is wagering that this is the beginning of a bigger move for two of those gambling stocks as they transform their businesses.
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As former Reagan adviser Mark Weinberg writes for CNN, bringing adult children on a state visit is an unusual move for a US president.
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Under the new system, parliament proposes laws, has the power to ratify or reject the president&aposs budget or move for new dual elections.
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The measure's unanimously supported by LGBTQ advocates, who feel it's not only a show of compassion, but also a good move for student safety.
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They would have rejected François Hollande, too, had he not already bowed out of the race—an unprecedented move for a sitting French president.
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We are planning on starting the move for SB Nation and all of the related blogs over to HTTPS in the next couple weeks.
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When the University of Washington fired tenured microbiology professor Michael Katze for sexual harassment last year, it was an unprecedented move for the school.
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It was also a significant move for Facebook, which had previously focused on acquisitions smaller than $100 million, according to The New York Times.
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