But as time moves on and humanity moves on and man moves on and art moves on and philosophy moves on and so on and so forth, you find yourself either faced with a choice of adjusting and moving on with it or staying put.
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The computer won its first game after 186 moves on Wednesday, and again after 211 moves on Thursday.
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Anna Kournikova may have moves on the tennis court, but she joked that her moves on the dance floor may need more practice.
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"If you've taken pictures of one thing long enough ... you move on, the environment moves on and your work moves on," Ballen told CNN from his home in Johannesburg.
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As he often says, volume is like a polygraph for stocks: moves on thin volume mean the market is probably lying, while moves on high volume tend to be truthful.
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Pricing Moves On Full Display & Remains Key Positive Driver.
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Nothing unusual about that, of course — technology moves on.
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As Pitt moves on, that he's starting to date again.
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Having defined his levels, Gordon moves on to the trade.
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And, so the world moves on to whoever is next.
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Trump's moves on trade were criticized by Capitol Hill Republicans.
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But traders said they did not similar moves on Friday.
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As the film moves on, new characters come in waves.
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The bus moves on, but we do not know where.
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Will the reckoning stop when the news cycle moves on?
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As time and technology moves on, some things remain timeless.
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Usher won't be bullied, so Conway moves on the pilots.
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"The story goes dry and everybody moves on," Johnson said.
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Democrats, though, have blasted Pai's moves on net neutrality. Sen.
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If Ms. Linney moves on, her successor is in sight.
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Currency market moves on Friday so far pale against that.
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The administration's moves on refugees have alarmed human rights groups.
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You apologize, you're just tired, and the night moves on.
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"I'm a little wet," he said, "but life moves on."
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The world moves on, but in zigzags, not straight lines.
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But the worst could come after the hurricane moves on.
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Trump's Senate trial now moves on to its final stages.
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If someone won't pay, the conductor shrugs and moves on.
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Trump moves on to the next question, never answering Bennett.
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Reforms: Experts give some credit for China's moves on currency.
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But as the race moves on to more diverse states, Mrs.
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Louis thinks things will be fine if Briana just moves on.
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Life moves on, you just have to move on with it.
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After making moves on the auto parts industry, internet retailer Amazon.
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It is entirely heteronormative: muscly men make moves on pretty girls.
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Hopefully, everyone finds it delightful and moves on with their lives.
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The city changes, the world moves on, and Kiryu… Kiryu's tired.
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Next, he moves on to the main event — the purple lip.
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When your legislator moves on, you're more apt to be tapped.
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The dog you killed moves on the end of its chain.
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Check out her super close, semi-grinding moves on P. Diddy.
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Results drove some moves on the FTSE 250 index as well.
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The two are expected to announce the moves on Monday morning.
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Republican senators are extremely worried about Trump's protectionist moves on trade.
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Mat Whitecross: Music moves on; it's the same in every generation.
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But he quickly moves on to other, more time-distant realms.
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The next element he moves on to is the herb pesto.
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Sethi also made moves on Tuesday, adding to his Lowe's position.
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Congress has already made modest moves on the drug-pricing front.
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Any one of these moves on its own wouldn't really matter.
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In TV today, no one moves on and nothing truly dies.
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But the characterization deepens as the 10-episode season moves on.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets.
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He just moves on to the next recruits, the next group.
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He moves on to entrepreneurial success and a popular TED talk.
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Sudden moves on trade policy create dramatic swings in the markets.
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It moves on the small movements of a great many individuals.
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To Schlossberg, these moves on the bond market reflect investors' cautiousness.
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Mr. Holder noted the Trump administration's moves on Twitter on Thursday.
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David (Romain Guillermic) is the guy putting the moves on her.
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He moves on quickly to social divisions — where he can win.
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Dickerson then moves on to Trump's favorite topic — his own momentum.
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Our curiosity teased, the film moves on to the second stage.
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And then he moves on, as Obi-Wan did for him.
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Each pilgrim, each new Martian, gently taps Opportunity twice and moves on.
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He just records his verses and moves on to the next thing.
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Then she moves on to your neck, which also felt pretty stellar.
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Meanwhile, the market also absorbed the latest Federal Reserve moves on Wednesday.
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"He's a great man and he apologized and everybody moves on, right?"
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Mr Morris is so astonished he moves on to the next point.
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Weinstein then begins making moves on the actress, which she turned down.
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Someone sends out an invite for breakfast, and the conversation moves on.
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The armed entourage moves on to the next address on the list.
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Once the worm gets in, it leaves a duplicate and moves on.
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They exit as quietly as they appear, and the show moves on.
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The kids especially enjoyed showing off their moves on the dance floor.
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But moves on immigration by this administration deserve to be viewed skeptically.
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The only thing that moves on this Spider-Man are his arms.
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Meanwhile, the competition runs circles around you and the market moves on.
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We each hand him a dollar; he thanks us and moves on.
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When a beautiful woman puts the moves on him, he can't resist.
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Armstrong also practiced moon moves on the ground, a less risky endeavor.
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Will Ngannou get a chance to unleash his new moves on Fury?
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We've seen 3 or 4 percent moves on a lot of crosses.
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It's only a minute until the train moves on, but it's enough.
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Through change, McDonald's moves on, seamlessly—and that's because of its people.
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Through change, McDonald's moves on, seamlessly — and that's because of its people.
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Then she moves on to North Carolina, for a 5:30 p.m.
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"Brother Moves On has always been this periphery act," Mr. Mthembu said.
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The audience swoons, and the show moves on to the next venue.
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She looked tentative as she ran through her dance moves on stage.
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When the bagpipes cease and the hearse moves on, they return home.
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Regardless, her moves on the pole Sunday night were worthy of acclaim.
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Jeff Augustin's drama about two dads and their precocious daughter moves on.
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The show moves on from them after this, never to return again.
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The trial moves on to deliberations and votes on the articles themselves.
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Read the full story on Amazon's outsourcing moves on Business Insider Prime.
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The party never ends; it just moves on to the next city.
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Washington moves on to the second round, where the Pittsburgh Penguins await.
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There's no doubt the president's latest moves on immigration have become unpopular.
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The world moves on, but not as fast as we think. ♦
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Mel B: Simon Cowell Helped End AbuseChris Brown: Karrueche Moves On W/ Rapper!
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Toledo works in stages, each album a snapshot that he moves on from.
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However, we need to see if the GST council also moves on this.
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That could take place when the discussion moves on to future trading arrangements.
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I hope he moves on with his life and finds someone new eventually.
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In season 3, Fresco's team moves on from Nazis to men's rights activists.
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Our live blog tracked market moves on the final trading day in May.
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The city moves on, and Gus does too, although his life is different.
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Would you be prepared to move militarily if Russia moves on Eastern Europe?
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John Travolta is bringing back his Saturday Night Fever moves – on a Tuesday.
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But that didn't stop him from trying to put the moves on Kourtney.
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Go deeper: Europe moves on from financial crisis, but Greece is still recovering
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This is an industry that moves on anticipation of the next great thing.
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Once the moon moves on to Aries, we'll be able to push ahead.
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He motion captured himself [dancing] and he put his own moves on Groot.
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" He said slowly in English, "The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
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Ben Sasse was among the most critical of Trump's trade moves on Thursday.
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Before the Taycan moves on to the next step, robots buff the body.
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" He added, "It's amazing how fast the world moves on, especially these days.
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Smartbe isn't the first to consider a stroller that moves on its own.
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Notably, JPMorgan has made similar moves on both fronts in the past year.
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Still, eight is enough, and it's good that the hourlong work moves on.
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Bonds have been surging and there have been wild moves on currency markets.
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Amount Affected Employees Back Story The airline announced the moves on Jan. 2.
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The Trump administration has made three reckless moves on trade in recent days.
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Here are some other big moves on Asian markets at 3:30 p.m.
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He gruffly counsels Geneva about what love really is and then moves on.
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Bruce didn't pull any moves on the ice that JVN himself couldn't do.
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Now, most speeches are simply given polite applause as the evening moves on.
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North Carolina's Kennedy Meeks had a couple great moves on Gonzaga's Przemek Karnowski.
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The tech world is nervously watching for President Trump's next moves on immigration.
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But what happens when Raqqa is liberated and the United States moves on?
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Most likely, the initial moves on trade will be made in our hemisphere.
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All with Billy Ray Cyrus making some legendary dad moves on the side?
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As time moves on, lawmakers are demanding answers on the e-cigarette policy.
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The world moves on, even when a link to the past is broken.
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He talked about BidensC: He didn'tR: Yes he didC: *curtly moves on* pic.twitter.
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The narrative then quickly moves on; this is just a thing that happens.
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Hell, Marlon even tried a few of the moves on camera with us.
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Trump's moves on trade also align with his promises of working for fairer deals.
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But as life moves on, people go in different directions and do different things.
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Lebanon needs "well-articulated and decisive moves" on reducing the budget deficit, Azour said.
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Three years later, Noah still can't get over his crush as Avery moves on.
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The Barbados-born singer has been exhibiting similar moves on her Anti World Tour.
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Then he moves on to the lower-ranking bodies, while tightening his own control.
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But then he moves on to bigger fish and it's kind of mind-boggling.
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It may also be the first time Adele showcases her dance moves on camera.
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Smith deletes the resident from MapTheVote's databases and moves on to the next pin.
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Losses can easily be allocated in an orderly way and the world moves on.
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The scene moves on, and that's the last we have to wrestle with it.
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Moves on major markets were tight, with the common denominator still a struggling greenback.
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Frank dangles the Medicare line, but moves on to his real pet passion: unemployment.
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But in Killing Time, the world moves on in the blink of an eye.
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Cardi B won't be making major "money moves" on her famous catchphrase after all.
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As the budget moves on to Congress, it becomes more susceptible to public pressure.
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News and corporate deal talks also fueled big moves on Wall Street on Friday.
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All the people involved get some egg on their face, but everyone moves on.
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He steps back and moves on, leaving the pinks and moving to the violets.
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"Shame to lose so many uploads, but life moves on," Rinse FM posted yesterday.
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Increasingly, Republicans are voting against opposing moves on climate policy — a political double negative.
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When faced with the evidence of its misstatements, the administration sidesteps and moves on.
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When a host mayor moves on, they often leave their city a changed place.
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And if the virus moves on to Goma, Salama says Ebola responders are ready.
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We're told she's hoping to do more modeling as she moves on after Jeremy.
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The clouds are gathering quickly, yet the president moves on with little apparent concern.
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It enters the body through the nose, and it moves on to the brain.
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Once the athlete has filled that, McLean then moves on to the growth bucket.
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The bill, which had already passed the state Senate, moves on to Democratic Gov.
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The second encompasses more accommodating moves on topics such as drug pricing and trade.
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She decried the party's infighting and called for unity as the contest moves on.
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His initial moves on both tariffs and tone seem to have gotten their attention.
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The brokerage also made the most bullish moves on Intel Corp and Microsoft Corp.
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Once they have chosen their produce, they shut the vehicle's door and it moves on.
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House Speaker Nancy Patricia D'Alesandro Pelosi, for pulling power moves on him all day long.
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Normally, that callout leads to an apology, or a clarification, and the world moves on.
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Once she's satisfied with her work, she moves on to fine-tune the next unit.
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Once she's done talking about the toner, Jenner moves on to the Walnut Face Scrub.
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Rand Paul to give lawmakers greater oversight of the central bank's moves on interest rates.
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"His quality of at-bat as he moves on with us is increasing," Counsell said.
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Whether or not Spicer will bust some dance moves on TV remains to be seen.
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All of this is leading to some interesting moves on behalf of the automotive players.
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The moves on Wall Street came amid a global market sell-off for the week.
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Our live blog tracked volatile oil market moves on the eve of OPEC's Vienna meet.
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If he moves on to a new project ... you know who's waiting in the wings.
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On the 22nd, the sun moves on to Libra and your worldly, adventurous ninth house.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 11:30 a.m.
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They'll fuck as long as it's fun, or until Jake moves on to another crewmember.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 0.23:30 p.m.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 3:30 p.m.
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Positive Moves on Tax Reform The budget goes some way in simplifying the tax code.
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Kaine complimented Sanders' operation, but said the dynamic will shift when the contest moves on.
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As the campaign moves on to the New Hampshire chapter, all eyes are on Rubio.
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"It's not just one person losing a job and then history moves on," she says.
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They catalog their journeys — and their smart financial moves — on their blog, Go Curry Cracker.
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It hurts our diplomatic standing when the President phones it in & the world moves on.
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As the cycle moves on, everyone gets sloppy about pricing, and returns tend to slip.
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The FTSE 250 gained 1.1 percent, with some big moves on broker notes and results.
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Microsoft's own moves, on the other hand, are poised to take on Chromebooks more directly.
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So click through to make moves on these now (just think of the GIF potential!).
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But there is not a unanimous view about interest rate moves on the Fed either.
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When the woman tries to hug her, Abedin apparently pushes her away and moves on.
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The White House proposal was motivated in part by concerns of China's moves on 85033G.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 4:30 p.m.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 10:30 a.m.
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The winner moves on to meet the New York Islanders in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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Russian markets have been closely watching Congress's moves on any further potential sanctions or changes.
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After a few days there, the President moves on to Vietnam and the Philippines. 4.
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Carrie Ahern isn't one of those contemporary choreographers who makes a dance and moves on.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 1:00 p.m.
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But he then quietly moves on when gun violence is no longer dominating the headlines.
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The Stock Act has worked as members intended, however, as the public eventually moves on.
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Here are some of the other big moves on Asian markets at 3:00 p.m.
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" And the same, central passage declares that perception moves "on a case-by-case basis.
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Several times he busted out his moves on stage ... remember, dude is 94 years old.
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Trump's moves on Blagojevich and DeBartolo Jr. were part of a broader pardoning spree Tuesday.
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The two singers adorably coordinated their moves on stage and were joined by backup dancers.
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The moves on trade could also be a misreading of the district as a whole.
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Mid- and small-cap companies saw the most dramatic share price moves on the day.
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President Trump's aggressive moves on security and immigration drew strong responses both domestically and internationally.
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The group stares down into the well for a few somber moments, then moves on.
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Environmental groups and Democratic-controlled states are expected to challenge these moves on multiple fronts.
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Several major U.S. universities said they would be carefully watching any administration moves on the issue.
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Mom decides it's not for her and moves on, making a beeline for the sex dolls.
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But it's often frustrating how quickly the public moves on from talking about a mass shooting.
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The death doesn't end when the court cases are settled or when the press moves on.
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As her ex-husband Aaron Phypers moves on, Nicollette Sheridan appears to be doing the same.
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We'll never know, because Swann presents this information and immediate moves on without drawing any conclusions.
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They joined British Prime Minister Theresa May in cautioning Trump against premature moves on the issue.
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Even as the news cycle moves on, expect spinoffs based on Mr Singer's life and business.
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Popple credits oil majors for making more moves on climate change recently, but he remains wary.
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This must be the focus as Columbia picks itself up and moves on from this referendum.
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The kid from Magic Mike doesn't just have moves on-screen, he's got them off, too.
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Down goes another layer of powder, and the laser moves on, slowly making a complex structure.
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She also taught Chmerkovskiy a few dance moves on the gymnast floor during their first meeting.
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His feuds don't end with an apology—instead, Trump simply moves on to attacking someone else.
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One criticism made is that science moves on, but philosophy stays with the same old questions.
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Even now, as her material moves on from her mother, the depth of that feeling remains.
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Winthrop now moves on to Big South Conference action with a Saturday game at UNC-Asheville.
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EU. For real-time moves on the Spanish blue-chip index IBEX please double click on .
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But the real travesty is when the shootout determines who moves on in the elimination round.
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What's next: The Trump administration has been very secretive about its next moves on trade policy.
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The ad also features her performing the killer moves on city streets and at a ball.
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A strong base is vital, especially given the dynamic way that Barbosa moves on the court.
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As she bakes, Kim moves on to the one makeup step she's most-known for: contouring!
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Joe, 47, went out dancing with his daughters, showing off some serious moves on his Instagram.
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"I believe that if he moves on Mueller, that he has crossed the line," Water said.
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It happens; it is dealt with; the day moves on, and perhaps a joke is cracked.
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They have invented moves on two separate occasions that went on to earn Best Wrestling Maneuver.
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This is at least partly explained by opposition to Obama's moves on health care and immigration.
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Instead, she meets people, follows her instincts, gets into pickles, unpickles herself, picks up, moves on.
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It delivers its punchlines and moves on instead of stretching the bit further than it could.
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It opens with the all-black cast performing a minstrel show and moves on from there.
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The solids left behind will be used to reclaim the land as the operation moves on.
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That, in turn, forces Butler to press too hard in describing the moves on the chessboard.
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Before the Fed's moves on Sunday, Goldman Sachs analysts downgraded their forecast for the U.S. economy.
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Kids can figure out which team moves on to the next round by solving math problems.
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Here's what we're watching: • Will Trump's moves on Iran and trade push markets over the edge?
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In fact, the president's latest moves on the Korean peninsula will likely embolden Kim even more.
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The list of good moves on the part of the Trump administration is very short indeed.
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The way that the paint moves on the canvas is as compelling as what it describes.
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Trump announces that a problem is going to be solved, brushes his hands and moves on.
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Michigan State (4-2) moves on to face UCLA on Wednesday in the fifth-place game.
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Moves on commodity prices and bond markets imply fears of economic recession may be creeping back.
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"Here's an example," said Mohamed, who speaks nearly as quickly as he moves on the court.
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Samsung announced a bunch of corporate moves on Monday as it looks to ease investor concerns.
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Trump's biggest moves on domestic and foreign policy are also being celebrated throughout the Republican caucus.
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An animal that moves on all fours, like a dog, is more likely to have just one light color on his hidden underside than an animal that moves on two legs and might need his more exposed stomach to be different light shades to blend in.
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Then the regulations go into effect, companies find innovative ways to clean up, and everyone moves on.
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After that, the person's file will be closed, and the team moves on to the next job.
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Moves on religious conscience objections Trump announced new actions on protections for conscience rights during the service.
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Preferably one that sets you up to take down any foe that moves on your previous position.
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They made big moves on the autonomous vehicle front, which we'll talk about today, and in micromobility.
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The moves on Thursday roiled European stock markets and sent the sterling tumbling more than 1 percent.
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Going back its 1957 creation, the index has only seen smaller percentage moves on four sessions: Jan.
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In a last-ditch attempt to get a rose, Leah decided to put the moves on Daniel.
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The decisionmaking behind the administration's moves on aid has been obscured from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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And each time he moves on to a new word, the Hello Kitty head jumps onto it.
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The was down nearly 8%, if you measured just the moves on days when yields were falling.
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But ultimately, as time moves on, we'll be able to make a more personalized connection to customers.
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Kirkland, which has 1,700 lawyers in a dozen offices around the world, announced the moves on Monday.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode, he decides to put the moves on roommate Candace.
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All have been loud proponents of Trump's tough immigration policies — often defending his moves on network television.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Motorola rethinks MotoMods on a future phone or just moves on entirely.
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The two are always seen dancing on Ambrosio's Instagram posts and brought their best moves on set.
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While its smartphone business is in decline, HTC is at least making moves on the VR front.
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The teams will play a best-of-three series to see who moves on to round two.
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Garner remains supportive as the Justice League star, who's continuing his treatment for alcohol addiction, moves on.
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In the video, Von D then moves on to address the rumors that she is against vaccination.
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She put on the routine for Disick, 34, who shared her dance moves on his Instagram stories.
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After that, she moves on to her lashes, curling them with the Shu Uemera Eyelash Curler ($269).
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But when the American public's short attention span moves on, the fall from grace can be hard.
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Later, Trump moves on to the issue of Syrian refugees—and that's when the protest breaks out.
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When he isn't making moves on Paige, Rainer is slowly, but surely, mending his relationship with Jordan.
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The other is the ball it moves on, and it's not even connected to the top part!
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Results, expected from early on Friday, are expected to spark frantic moves on financial markets, especially sterling.
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After securing the nomination, he moves on to face his Republican rival, Will Conway, in the general.
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Maybe the shiny award statue will distract him long enough that he moves on to other topics?
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If you decide not to do the warm-up stretch, Tabb just says "OK!" and moves on.
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The outsized moves on stocks that disappoint illustrate how unforgiving investors are of weakness in company earnings.
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Corporate earnings were the main drivers behind most of the major stock moves on both UK indexes.
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As he moves on after six years, your columnist remains optimistic about the patch he is leaving.
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By the time the air mass moves on, more than 2500 daily-temperature records could be broken.
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The European Union has announced retaliatory tariffs responding to Trump's earlier protectionist moves on steel and aluminum.
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" JON CARAMANICA After dabbling in reggaeton, Rosalía moves on to something far less categorizable in "A Palé.
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Once she moves on to the general, that's going to change and I, for one, can't wait.
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Now departures are so common, the news gets leaked months beforehand, and everyone shrugs and moves on.
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HOUSE MOVES ON FLINT: The House took its first legislative action in response to the Flint, Mich.
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Perhaps it's easier to rewrite history through futuristic fictions, where worlds can collide before everyone moves on.
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While she's "shocked" that Amabile and Long, 26, hit it off, Nielson quickly moves on to Wendt.
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"Martin then explains how the reshoots become an issue when "life moves on and so do actors.
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Kennedy then moves on to Petersen's knowledge of the law, which turns out to be similarly lacking.
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Of course, it moves on with a very different DOJ in place, leaving huge doubts in Baltimore.
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And Trump will need more votes from Democrats moving forward — particularly when he moves on to infrastructure.
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The company's report highlighted three people who drove the largely negative conversation about the moves on Twitter.
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Trump was unlikely to make any sort of foreign policy moves on behalf of the Trump administration.
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Quadruple-point moves on the Dow Jones Industrial Average have been commonplace since late February, for example.
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Even more important, though, is the potential impact of Trump's moves on the rest of the world.
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The American moves on trade and North Korea have injected fresh uncertainty into strategic calculations in Asia.
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The team moves on to the semifinals and will play England on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Eastern.
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And like what I was saying before, it moves on before you have time to grasp it.
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All of their major policy moves, on health care, taxes and tariffs, are playing badly with voters.
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The Orgless-Dignitas winner moves on to face Cloud9 in the Group C Grand Final on Tuesday.
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But workers like Charles Cesmat have been just as unnerved by the president's recent moves on trade.
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When school starts in the fall, she adaptively moves on, taking steps to create her own band.
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Mr. Hun Sen has repeatedly warned of civil war if the tribunal moves on to more prosecutions.
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Obama — usually had to go directly to Medvedev for all the major moves on the treaty negotiations.
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Mr. Sanders avoided the reporters standing a few feet away chronicling his moves on the dance floor.
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Reuters asked Vale for details on these moves on February 26, seven days after Schvartsman's news conference.
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Reuters asked Vale for details on these moves on February 26, seven days after Schvartsman's news conference.
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Coaches are allowed to "spot" gymnasts for release moves on uneven bars, and that's a good thing.
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Liam Hemsworth has connected with a fellow Aussie as he moves on from estranged wife Miley Cyrus.
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Searching for dance moves on TikTok offers another way for Epic to keep conversations around Fortnite going.
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As his own story moves on, Hawley begins to self-medicate against physical pain or mental agony.
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"It basically sees a different molecule than it's used to seeing and moves on," Mr. Rogers said.
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And as time moves on, you will become more and more equipped to deal with these struggles.
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" —Nora Ephron "I nearly used slayer moves on a woman who was hoarding the pumpkin pie filling.
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The new Republican healthcare plan has passed in the House and now moves on to the Senate.
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Small moves on the benchmark indices masked active trading in underlying stocks as earnings season gets underway.
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The measure now moves on to the Connecticut state Senate, which is also divided on the bill.
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When politicians lie today, fact checkers might point out what is true, but then everyone moves on.
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The remarks followed several moves on Monday that renewed the president's threats of a global trade war.
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Once he has written them, he moves on without ever calling attention to what he's just done.
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Any team with multiple first-round slots is a threat to make more moves on draft day.
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He finally realized what was pushing the moves on the charts when the takeover bid surfaced from Komatsu.
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Satisfied with his choices, Stotz moves on to assist one of the three other families in the kitchen.
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But the film turns out to be a fun palate cleanser before Marvel moves on to whatever's next.
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Watch again now as Trump moves on to senior jobs in the White House and critical government agencies.
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As the SEC moves on PlexCorps, other government agencies are beginning to take cryptocurrency more seriously as well.
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"Abandoned and forsaken," Simon sang in "She Moves On," a song he wrote after Fisher had left him.
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And then when the time moves on it gets sad for them, because it's not the same anymore.
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Having "me time" is essential, especially after the 12th, when Venus moves on to your independent ninth house.
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When it comes to money, most people lack the know-how to make smart moves on their own.
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Technology moves on, though, and several truly commercial undertakings think the time is now ripe for something similar.
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The rest of the series moves on to medicine, communication, transportation, shelter, exploration, money — and most controversially, war.
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If nothing else, make one save in each mission before you make any moves on your first turn.
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The biggest moves on the day were in emerging markets where several currencies sold off amid local turmoil.
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The system required 28 moves on average to solve the cube, which it did in about 1.2 seconds.
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While the decision was widely expected, investors looked for clues about the central bank's next moves on policy.
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One of the things that happens in a relationship is eventually someone moves on, someone's gonna date first.
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Officer Sean Bulow of the Cleveland Police Department in Tennessee proved this with his dance moves on Monday.
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" And then there's my personal favorite: "If maggie moves on to jackson ill fukkin slice her *smiley face*.
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And of course the posse of models totally showed off their dance moves on — and off — the runway.
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In his Tuesday column, Romney applauded Trump's policy moves on taxes, trade and others as advancing Republican priorities.
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So, too, are his moves on regulatory reform and his nominating the most conservative cabinet in recent history.
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I could literally watch this part for hours, but the GIF quickly moves on to equally entertaining shots.
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Faced with certain defeat -- or bankruptcy or some other business setback -- he simply declares victory and moves on.
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But life moves on, and now some tenacious entrepreneurs are intent on filling the gap in the market.
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Forecasters say there could be a few more days of rain before the low-pressure air moves on.
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The Point: Watch where Sanders chooses to make moves -- on both policy and politics -- in the coming months.
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" If the supplemental funding request moves on its own, Cole predicted it would happen "early, mid-next week.
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I think we're in that learning curve, and we're all going to get better as it moves on.
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" But, she added with a laugh, knowing keenly how fashion moves on to the next: "I'm scared to.
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And then it moves on to filters: And how to send all of that stuff to your friends.
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But life moves on, and now some tenacious entrepreneurs are intent on filling the gap in the market.
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On Tuesday, however, the sun moves on, ending Taurus season and kicking off the season of the twins.
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The study also analyses recent policy moves on climate by the country's government and by the Communist Party.
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Mr. Ross moves on from this observation as if shaking himself off from a bad mood or dream.
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He views all his relationships as transactional and temporary till he extracts what he needs and moves on.
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The cannabis industry is watching moves on marijuana legalization, hoping for a new group of single-issue voters.
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But favorable moves on the trade front would persuade her to put more into emerging markets, particularly China.
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She usually starts with cereal and milk and then moves on to toast and then maybe a yogurt.
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Ohai moves on from a 13-loss Houston squad that ranked third to last in the NWSL standings.
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Two other people — young, shirtless guys with Caribbean accents — were there, doing incredibly acrobatic moves on the bars.
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Moves on both indexes were however subdued with investors waiting for the Fed to announce its policy decision.
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Now, Trump moves on to South Carolina and Nevada, two states where he has significant double digit leads.
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And, as a matter of fact, I consider him a friend—one I'll miss when he moves on.
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She eventually moves on to Bloomingdale's where she gets her big break as a buyer and personal shopper.
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Sacramento moves on to face Oklahoma City on the second night of a back-to-back on Monday.
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How else can you explain the fact that plant gates slam shut and the world just moves on?
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Two major protectionist moves on trade policy could pose serious problems for the president with his own party.
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Several companies reporting earnings over the next two weeks are expected to see big moves on their results.
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Underscoring Congress's concerns about the future of New START, there have been several recent moves on the issue.
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Trump's anticipated moves on restricting Chinese investment looked like a new front in the US-Chinese trade clash.
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But with Trump's moves on Jerusalem and the Golan, the prime minister may feel emboldened to advocate annexation.
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Both wireless providers blamed the moves on rising government concerns that Huawei's phones pose a risk to US security.
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Varga's operation closes down Emmit's business and moves on to the next, leaving Emmit behind to foot the bill.
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The crew moves on to other shots that will comprise the series' final montage, depicting Joe's new career evolution.
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In response to this, the main character rips the screen down, tosses it against a wall, and moves on.
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Barry expresses opinions in class, has a stoner friend and surprises people with his polished moves on the court.
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When a video finishes, the app moves on to whatever video it has queued up to auto-play next.
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A few breathtaking chess moves on both sides, and suddenly it's checkmate: Littlefinger has a knife at Ned's throat.
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The next day, Netanyahu was caught on camera imitating Barzilai&aposs moves on his way to a cabinet meeting.
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Anyway, he came down, we Netflix-and-chilled before Netflix existed, and then he put the moves on me.
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I normally just sit there, unsure of what to say, until the conversation moves on to a new topic.
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Its central tension is how a person moves on from the thing to which he's dedicated his entire life.
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As Washington moves on from health care to tax reform, traders are taking note of the improved earnings outlook.
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Ciara and Future's son has all the moves on the dance floor ... could a moonwalk be in his future?
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The bank's moves on Thursday had little impact on the lira, which hit its weakest level in eight months.
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The Ohio State Marching band showed off its precision and knowledge of slightly nerdy viral dance moves on Saturday.
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She does wave her hand at acknowledging her privilege as an extremely famous beautiful person, but quickly moves on.
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At home that's evident in the widespread business alarm over his moves on NAFTA and the deferred action program.
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Then, she moves on to eyeshadow, explaining that for the holidays, she wanted to go for a "blingy" look.
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Irritated by Eliza and eager to talk to Pickering, Higgins tosses some coins into her basket and moves on.
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GOP leaders in Congress decided to oppose the stimulus and have continued to batter Obama's moves on the economy.
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She does the work, she sees the film at the premiere, and then she moves on to other things.
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"It is important that the country moves on past the state of emergency as quickly as possible," he said.
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Regardless of which team moves on, though, it will be an underdog once the N.C.A.A. tournament begins next week.
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With some small moves on both companies' shares, both companies are now hovering around $18.7 billion in market cap.
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The video moves on to show a skit between Harry and Sheeran as they sit in the kitchen area.
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What will the week bring as life moves on and we search for escape in such distractions as sports?
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THE R WORD Moves on commodity prices and bond markets imply fears of economic recession may be creeping back.
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The daily moves on report days in 226.9 are 45.03 percent below the average of the previous 245.0 years.
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The fallout from such episodes often looks the same: online apologies and outrage, and then everyone involved moves on.
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Nothing moves on a stage unless it involves four or five other people — choreography, music, lighting, the tech director.
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He is languid and awkward and would rather make moves on his colleague Amritha (Shraddha Kapoor) than fight crime.
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The administration in Washington made significant moves on two fronts: escalating the trade war with China and limiting refugees.
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We also compiled the best writing from the right and left about the Justice Department's moves on affirmative action.
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This man was pulling out all the big moves on the dance floor, and the bride's reaction is brilliant.
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" She moves on to the first book she ever received from McLoughlin: "From Here to There: Alec Soth's America.
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Modafferi told us she&aposll hand her her first loss and show everyone new moves on fight night Saturday.
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Plus, it's app-connected so you can play against the AI from anywhere by making moves on your phone.
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So he returns as a ghost, watching his widow mourn, unable to comfort her, while she eventually moves on.
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And there are worries the Trump administration's moves on flavored e-cigarettes could hurt adult smokers trying to quit.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday that algorithmic trading "definitely had an impact " on the market's moves on Monday.
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"I think Dean Heller is doomed unless this thing moves on," Hewitt said in a radio interview with Sen.
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Albella said the investigation would concentrate on moves on the stock market in the run up to the rescue.
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After Joffrey's death, Margaery moves on to the next Baratheon in line to sit on the Iron Throne, Tommen.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule ends; the FCC moves on net neutrality; sexual harassment allegations rock Washington.
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Gaetz is satisfied with this and moves on to share notes that he has typed up on his cell phone.
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Now the 23-year-old South African moves on to face No. 23 John Isner of the U.S. on Friday.
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This tendency has been on display in recent weeks, as two federal agencies made starkly different moves on telecom policy.
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As always, Unicode depends on each platform to make its updates available and each company moves on a different schedule.
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If a majority of the House votes to impeach, the process then moves on to the Senate for a trial.
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COST: $510 Next, Kim moves on to this pricey Guerlain serum, because she loves the scent of the brand's products.
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This kind of set up makes it easier if one family moves on or ages out of the nanny share.
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Even when Mr. Trump moves on to something or someone else on Twitter, his followers linger on the last fight.
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After all, she had killer moves on the balance beam — why wouldn't she be equally epic on the dance floor?
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Each day, two bears are pitted against one another and the bear voted fattest moves on to the next round.
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Palestinian factions in Gaza and the West Bank issued calls on Tuesday for protests against Trump's expected moves on Jerusalem.
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Why have southern whites clung to white supremacy for so long even as the rest of the world moves on?
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The resolution recognizes BP's prior moves on climate, including "best in class" management of methane, but says more is needed.
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When such efforts fail to live up to expectations, the cancer world simply moves on to the next big idea.
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The sluggish moves on the main U.S. stock indexes followed a selloff on Tuesday, triggered by trade and growth concerns.
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Corinne has already been unfairly slut-shamed for making moves on Nick and taking her top off during a photoshoot.
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Wall Street eagerly awaited the decision as they looked for clues about the central bank's futures moves on monetary policy.
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In other moves on Tuesday and Wednesday, Najarian sold his model portfolio position in Celgene in the CNBC trader competition.
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By the time the air mass moves on, it is expected to have broken more than 150 daily-temperature records.
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The Dirty Dancing star put the moves on audiences worldwide as the star of this '70s Pabst Blue Ribbon commercial.
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Those rules prohibit both "prolonged" and "excessive" celebrations, which are definitely two ways you could describe King's moves on Sunday.
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"We have to be careful in our further moves" on policy, Kaplan added at a Lubbock Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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After recounting this, Gleiberman moves on to what he liked about "Dazed and Confused," but the reader is still agape.
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So if a woman moves on from a relationship 8 months ( or 2 weeks ) after a breakup isn't that beautiful?
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"Family moves on after a death" is a trusty sitcom premise (that's the way they all became the Brady Bunch).
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For real-time moves on the Spanish blue-chip index IBEX please double click on For IBEX constituent stocks highlight .
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Blair then moves on to discussing what exactly this "post-war world order" he envisaged creating would set about doing.
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Ms. Kelsick's classes meet twice a week, and each one begins with a meal, then moves on to the storytelling.
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Based on her dance moves on Weber's Instagram, our guess is that this is one decision Barb actually approves of.
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Biting, anger, tantrums — they're just curious little flowers strewn on her sidewalk, which she picks up, examines, then moves on.
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And those families, like me, will have to deal with the devastation of our lives while everyone else moves on.
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Once someone has guessed correctly, the hairbrush moves on to the next person and maybe transforms into a baseball bat.
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That includes making moves on paid leave, debt relief, waiving work req's, guaranteeing healthcare, UBI, detention relief (pretrial, elderly, imm).
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Because the strategy options are limited to moves on a board, games like Go are particularly suited to the technology.
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Press scrutiny moves on a sliding scale -- the closer you get to the nomination, the more intense the spotlight becomes.
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He stops to right wrongs wherever he finds them, then moves on to whatever locale Mr. Child dreams up next.
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" Holder also called Sessions's moves on voting rights, criminal justice reform and protections for members of the LQBTQ community "distressing.
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Fashion Week now moves on to Milan but not before a little celebration in honor of the mag's 23rd issue.
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Before long, he makes moves on Galatea and threatens to show no mercy if the nymph does not give in.
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State leaders in California have made no secret of their opposition to many of the Trump administration's moves on immigration.
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For real-time moves on the Spanish blue-chip index IBEX, please double click on For IBEX constituent stocks, highlight .
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When the market moves on, careers are often shattered (except in the case of a few ever-in-demand stars).
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In the Chinese version, he's only shown giving Mercury's new haircut a skeptical look before the scene moves on. 5.
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The budget now moves on to the lower house where it must be approved by the end of the year.
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On one hand, humans uniquely value themselves as a species, and even the most dedicated digient owner eventually moves on.
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As the day moves on, it's time to kick it up a notch with a relatively low-proof Pimm's cup.
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Jadis straight-up puts the moves on Rick by asking Michonne if she minds if Jadis sleeps with him after.
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Stocks saw sharp moves on Tuesday, breaking below key technical levels as investors got jittery about the Fed and the election.
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When Steve distracts Nancy from studying in her bedroom by putting them moves on her, Toto's "Africa" seeps into the background.
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While Tate-DiDonna moves on to start something new, Schroter said he plans to fold Zana's content into the main Startups.
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I'm hopeful, but not optimistic I'm hopeful that Apple swings for the fences and makes some big moves on new platforms.
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Now that the bill has been approved by the lower house, it moves on for a vote in the upper house.
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If a submitter doesn't respond to commenters in good time, they're considered AWOL, insincere, or obdurate, and the board moves on.
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San Jose moves on to the Stanley Cup playoffs for the 212th time in 12 seasons after having missed last spring.
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Smith's post brings up the backlash, reiterates that the company doesn't currently supply ICE with face recognition technology, then moves on.
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If nothing else ... Felicity seems content with putting jail life behind her as she moves on to the next phase -- probation.
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The sun moves on to Leo and your sensual second house on the 7.993nd, which helps you settle down once again.
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At the 1:38 mark, the words "And then the world moves on" move across the screen — along a small sphere.
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Marijuana was found hidden in Lekaj's bra and, in his telling, Orta admits quickly to selling to Lekaj and moves on.
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Benach helped evolve Quinn's look in "Birds of Prey" as the antihero moves on from a rough breakup with the Joker.
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Summit chair Donald Tusk will call May on Friday to update her after leaders have discussed their next moves on Brexit.
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Two basically adult sons of our neighbor were watching wrestling and imitating the moves on each other in just their underwear.
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On Sunday, Trump tweeted that he expected big moves on trade would wait until after Japan's upper house election in July.
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Despite the downturn of overall IPOs, Cramer highlighted Acacia Communications as a star for its incredible moves on the tape recently.
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When they collaborated on the 1998 film Playing by Heart, Jolie says Weinstein made moves on her in a hotel room.
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At least it seems like Charlie moves on from her intense feels for Khalil by the end of Little Drummer Girl.
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As Khloé Kardashian moves on from her turbulent relationship with Tristan Thompson, she's expressing herself through emotional quotes on social media.
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The moves on Wall Street came after Powell told reporters that the Fed did not see inflation surprising to the upside.
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Tilray's stock price has posted no less than 12 days of double-digit moves on percentage basis in the last month.
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It then moves on to show an old image of Hillary Clinton making a speech with disgraced former New York Rep.
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When you clear enough squares, the game moves on to an entirely new "skin," with different music, visuals, and sound effects.
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"As the Fed moves on its path towards normalization, I think there's some room for yields to move higher," she said.
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But (04: 30) Idler moves on from that world, slightly out the haze of a living room and onto the pavements.
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Everybody moves on to the new thing, the next thing but it's always good to keep your eyes and ears open.
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We will learn in the weeks and months ahead as the race now moves on to more diverse states across America.
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Our takeaways: The NFL thinks this turned out to be a unifying moment for the league, but hopes Trump moves on.
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The video shows Wilson and Cameron-Harpe doing some pretty impressive yoga moves on rocks, in streams and near a waterfall.
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The rules are stacked against these defendants, so these motions are routinely denied -- which means only that the case moves on.
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The 36-year-old former model, gushed about Tremblay's chivalrous moves on Instagram, declaring him the "sweetest little gentleman I know."
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James Packer went crazy on a guy he suspected was making moves on Mariah Carey ... sources connected with Mariah tell TMZ.
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There are no moving parts, and the scan takes less than a second; if all is clear, the passenger moves on.
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The videos are impressive, but Baldwin is best known for her moves on the catwalk and her work as an influencer.
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When you have four Pokemon on the field, they all have four moves, so there's sixteen moves on the field, basically.
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Traders said relatively illiquid markets because of holidays across much of Europe and parts of Asia had exacerbated moves on Tuesday.
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On the other hand, Hackett may be betting when he moves on, Ford's strategic dilemmas will rest with a future CEO.
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Bottom line: The market is suggesting shares of Skechers and General Electric will see notable moves on their respective earnings reports.
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Perhaps Apocalypse will live on in memes and GIFs long after American Horror Story moves on to other narratives and themes.
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He added that oil inventories are expected to grow in the second half of 2016, limiting upward moves on oil prices.
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But it is their continued vigilance, once the spotlight of publicity and political pressure moves on, that is even more critical.
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Farnborough will also be an opportunity for aerospace firms to plot next moves on civil and defence for decades to come.
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And Iceland, with a population of about 330,000, the same as the city of Leicester, moves on, while England heads home.
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The Raiders previously made big moves on offence by trading for Brown and agreeing to a deal with tackle Trent Brown.
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Fed officials publish their forecasts for the central bank's key interest rate moves on a chart known as the dot plot.
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Group date rose still goes to Jed, though, for his tenacious moves on the field (and his masterful makeout skills, apparently!).
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Harvard now moves on to face North Carolina State in the next round of the NIT tournament on Sunday in Raleigh.
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But (04:30) Idler moves on from that world, slightly out the haze of a living room and onto the pavements.
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What happens when a powerful man makes moves on a strong, independent woman who has no intention of accepting his advances?
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But, the way he moves on stage makes it obvious that this is actually a young guy who can definitely dance.
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When asked questions, he responds like a student who hasn't done the reading and is bluffing until the teacher moves on.
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After it moves on, it won't be this close to Earth again for hundreds, if not thousands, of years, he added.
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Market moves on Monday were evidence of "pure panic", effectively pricing in a global recession, Chief Executive Keith Skeoch told journalists.
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She had noticed him largely because, unlike so many men at the lonely pole, he hadn't made any moves on her.
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The myth also reinforces the false idea that the history of sex moves on a straight line from repression to enlightenment.
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But market participants say the removal of trade restrictions was so well trailed that price moves on Monday should be limited.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump's aggressive moves on security and immigration drew strong responses both domestically and internationally.
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The moves on Wall Street comes despite Amazon breaking above $2,000 a share for the first time earlier in the session.
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Particularly as time moves on, these amounts would almost surely be less than what is needed to maintain the current benefits.
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The moves on Tuesday highlighted the discretion afforded the city to enforce the state's marijuana law as police officials see fit.
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"We're interested in how deep this hole is and how long it will recover after the spot moves on," he said.
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BEIJING — China is struggling to find people in Washington who can provide insight into the Trump administration's aggressive moves on trade.
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If the code can be copyrighted, the court moves on to a second question: does Google's borrowing count as fair use?
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When, eventually, the SEC moves on fiduciary rule-making, we will be there, too, advocating for our members and American savers.
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He already made moves on pipelines, a key environmental policy, but it will still take some time before they are implemented.
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Past fumbles, a little plagiarism and tone-deaf Anita Hill hearings aside, he owns his mistakes, apologizes, moves on and grows.
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Using an old Android phone, she holds the phone in one hand as she mimics the dance moves on her screen.
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In the second half, which aired on HBO Monday night, the boys have grown older and Jackson moves on from them.
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She continues to lead in nationwide polling and will be looking for stronger showings as the campaign moves on to other states.
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Once the government is seen to be acting on a topic, public opinion moves on, says Andrew Cooper, a pollster at Populus.
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But Microsoft's moves on Thursday, many based on its acquisition last year of a company called PlayFab, could help it gain ground.
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I'm real sick of watching him justify his invasive condescension with white knight platitudes — and while making moves on Hot Rachel, besides!
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Britain's exporter-heavy FTSE 100 was up 0.4 percent and Dublin's ISEQ, which typically moves on Brexit- related news, gained 0.1 percent.
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She's known for her theatrics and bold moves on stage, but it's not always about flashing lights and cheering fans for Pink.
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They coordinate moves on encrypted messaging apps and are aided by four tacticians on three continents who remotely monitor the street battles.
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Despite the downturn of overall IPOs, Jim Cramer highlighted Acacia Communications as a star for its incredible moves on the tape recently.
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It started with random moves on the board, but every time it won, Zero updated its own system, and played itself again.
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When he's not embarrassing his daughters with dad jokes, Barack Obama likes to show off his "dad moves" on the dance floor.
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Venus continues making moves on February 6 when it connects with electric Uranus, finding you enjoying some sudden flashes of intuitive insight.
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This is exactly how a loss is present in your life: Your life moves on, and great things can happen to you.
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After a manic month in Aries — that also included a retrograde until May 3 — mental Mercury moves on to stable, sensible Taurus.
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"We always say the market moves on earnings and the expectation of earnings," said Jeff Carbone, managing partner of Cornerstone Financial Partners.
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Drastic last-minute moves on both fronts — moves that invoke contradictory themes — are confusing and likely unproductive from a foreign policy standpoint.
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Nick Jonas didn't try to make any moves on his now-fiancé Priyanka Chopra during the couple's first 'unofficial' date in 2017.
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He moves on to the next conversation, promptly making out with Kendall, then Jenna mere minutes later while Annaliese is left reeling.
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Britain's exporter-heavy FTSE 100 was up 0.7 percent while Dublin's ISEQ, which typically moves on Brexit related news, gained 0.6 percent.
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The National Assembly will vote on the entire bill on March 8th, before debate moves on to the Senate later this month.
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Danvers pulls the script down to check Lee for Skrull signs, smiles knowingly in tribute to the Marvel legend, then moves on.
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After the waters subside, the news crews pack up, and the long task of rebuilding begins, the world's attention inevitably moves on.
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Both Guardiola and Mourinho operate with a cast of trusted aides, assistants who go where and when the main man moves on.
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The F.A.A. bill needs to be approved over the next few weeks before the Senate moves on to the annual spending bills.
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It announced Monday's moves on liquidity and reserves after Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said authorities would start implementing an economic action plan.
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The major indexes failed to make any major moves on Tuesday despite the S&P 500 making a new all-time high.
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Alicia, still in the kitchen that fits only one—slaving over a gas stovetop—moves on to a spicy, dry pork adobo.
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Usually, storytelling for me is a one-off process, after which it moves on to another level—with the artist, or whatever.
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So I think we're doing good journalistically, and we're making moves on revenue, and so we're pretty happy with where we are.
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The decriminalization effort has a lot of work ahead of it — most states have yet to make any moves on the issue.
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As one generation of kids moves on, another moves in, and Blanca and Pray will be there to take care of them.
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Time moves on: Ben makes his way through college, sleeps with a number of women and then moves to upstate New York.
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As Anthony moves on to pursue new creative endeavors, myself and everyone at SMOSH are excited to see what he does next.
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Despite the most recent indications from the Fed for no moves on rates this year, the futures market is anticipating four cuts.
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Mr. Trump's popularity has been rising even as he made combative moves on the trade front that at times roiled the market.
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One of the hardest parts of a breakup can be when your partner moves on (especially if they seem to be happy).
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The couple busted a couple of moves on the dance floor at Dave Grutman's LIV nightclub, showing a significant amount of PDA.
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There was also Callaway's strange confrontation with a reporter in Chicago in June, and there were some questionable moves on the field.
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And it might be an important precedent as the US contemplates further aggressive moves on asylum, like the Remain in Mexico policy.
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After the mastectomy, everyone thinks the cancer has gone and moves on, but that stage is only the beginning of another challenge.
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The EU is waiting for Britain's moves on these key issues before it agrees to open talks about the transition and future ties.
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Instead, it used spontaneous data to start, literally trying out moves on the board at random and working out which were most effective.
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This involves spinning a wheel with a variety of moves on it; wherever the wheel lands, that's what move your pokémon will perform.
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The refresh rate is how quickly the pixels on the screen get redrawn when you scroll or when something moves on a screen.
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Khloé Kardashian is imploring her followers to be considerate of her feelings as she moves on from her turbulent relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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Once Brandy is done eviscerating Tex, she moves on to Sadie, ripping her arms and face to shreds and leaving her utterly hysterical.
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NATO member Turkey sees Mosul as firmly within its sphere of influence, but Iraq views Turkish military moves on its territory with apprehension.
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The moves on Wall Street came as Powell said the U.S. central bank is assessing whether current economic uncertainties call for lower rates.
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The story moves on to Regensburg and a session with the Holy Roman Emperor, whom David may have tried to convert to Judaism.
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Trump is a foreign policy novice and his early moves on national security are being closely watched by U.S allies and adversaries alike.
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Once she finishes that side, she lets the curls cool before touching them, and moves on to the larger side of the part.
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As a result the #MeToo movement relies on investigative media stories for attention and when the news moves on, #MeToo gets left behind.
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The Republican president's moves on immigration have galvanized legal advocacy groups, along with Democratic city and state governments, to oppose them in court.
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Panetta also fired off at Trump for a long list of what he described as inflammatory foreign policy moves on the campaign trail.
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The company is still waiting for President Donald Trump and Congress to make their moves on tax reform, infrastructure spending and trade deals.
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Europe has recently been added into that equation, with some major moves on Monday echoing the euro zone sovereign debt crisis of 2011.
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And each of us just focused on copying our characters—from their moves on stage to the way they engage with one another.
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She absolutely slaughtered Tatiana Marja 6-0 and 6-2 during their match on Monday, and moves on to compete again on Wednesday.
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There are flocks of rave bros getting their Saturday Night Fever moves on, girls in flowy sundresses finally free to twirl with impunity.
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How do you build a system [like] that, so that when somebody moves on for whatever reason, you can keep the momentum going?
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The same 24-hour news cycle that makes these scandals quickly moves on and Trump, though more battered than before, does as well.
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So, if you want to show your friends just how fresh you are, it's time to make moves on this $12 statement-maker.
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Thanks to the unexpected run, Syracuse (23-13) moves on to face North Carolina (32-53) in the ACC portion of the bracket.
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But the lifespan as a digital big shot can be short—a few years at most before their audience ages and moves on.
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That's the advice from internet pioneer Vint Cerf, who is afraid that all our digital memories could be lost as technology moves on.
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I think the danger for Sanders is that he loses leverage as the election moves on without him, especially if Clinton leads Trump.
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Undervotes and overvotes are not included in the machine recount and are only checked if the race moves on to the manual recount.
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As soon as everyone laughs at the absurdity of huge dildo appearing out of nowhere on a beach in Mexico, Brandi moves on.
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That, along with his bold moves on tax reform, fair trade and deregulation, means that he will get full credit for economic successes.
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Michigan moves on to meet undefeated Wisconsin next week, trying to stay in the hunt for the Big Ten Conference East Division crown.
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GE is announcing that they are cutting their digital unit by more than 27 percent this year, but the industrial internet moves on.
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Four to eight inches of rain could pummel the Florida Panhandle, eastern and central Alabama, and western Georgia before the storm moves on.
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"Through change, McDonald's moves on, seamlessly — and that's because of its people," Kempczinski said in the message, which was obtained by Business Insider.
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Analysts say its problems are more to do with poor moves on acquisitions, increased competition and consumers growing tired of its cluttered stores.
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The NFL linebacker was named Super Bowl MVP, has partied with Drake, and has showed off his moves on Dancing with the Stars.
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Then in March, the government made moves on WhatsApp for circumventing wiretap orders and since then the proceedings have been shrouded in secrecy.
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Irma moves on to hit Marco Island as a Category 3 storm, then travels up the Gulf of Mexico to pummel Naples, Florida.
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Goldman, which disclosed the moves on Friday in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, did not have an immediate comment.
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Goldman, which disclosed the moves on Friday in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, did not have an immediate comment.
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Between 1963 and 1985, the bald-headed Neal was widely known for his stylish ball-handling and crowd-dazzling moves on the court.
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He says he's even willing to give her a whole year of "crying and s***" before he makes any potential moves on her.
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Maybe his outward movements aren't as smooth as Patrick Swayze's, but they way he was able to execute the moves, on the beat?
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For the record: In response to requests for comments, company spokespeople referred to their current strategies and/or recent moves on climate change.
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House investigators have said they want a slew of Trump officials to speak to them before the process moves on to open hearings.
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SEATTLE — Two weeks before the Mets' flurry of roster moves on Friday, Sandy Alderson, the team's general manager, outlined the team's road map.
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Often these events are minimized at all levels by the state actors involved, denied or no-commented until the media cycle moves on.
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Immigration: The Washington Post — Five reasons why it's unlikely the House moves on immigration legislation this year, despite a flurry of recent activity.
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According to hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, Alphabet has had similar one-month moves on seven other occasions in the past five years.
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Scouting Report As the fashion circus moves on to Milan, stock up on hero pieces that were just shown at London Fashion Week.
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One of Rogow's first moves on the legal team: encouraging Stone to take a polygraph on issues that Mueller may be interested in.
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With the win, Japan moves on to the semifinal round for the fourth consecutive time, having won the tournament in 2006 and 2009.
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Investors blamed the wild moves on a combination of interest-rate fears, computer-driven trading and the obscure volatility funds that use leverage.
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The hearings come at a time when lawmakers on Capitol Hill are questioning the administration's moves on trade amid a faster growing economy.
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She scans the room for any last detail that she might have overlooked, then clocks out and moves on to the next one.
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That's why a few scenes later we see Ramona teaching Destiny a few moves on the pole and watch Destiny fumble at them.
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Russia moves on to a semifinal against Finland, who twice rallied to tie Sweden before prevailing 5-4 in overtime at Steel Arena.
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After Stannis dies in battle, Melisandre realizes she bet on the wrong horse, and moves on to offer her advice to Daenerys Targaryen.
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The singer shows off her sexy dance moves on a New York City subway with the help of street performers and a trumpet player.
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Latvian qualifier Ernests Gulbis upended seventh-seeded Canadian Denis Shapovalov 6-2, 63-4 and moves on to face fourth-seeded American Jack Sock.
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U.S. President Barack Obama is not expected to make major moves on Israeli-Palestinian peace before leaving office, U.S. officials said earlier this month.
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The bill, which had bipartisan appeal, now moves on to the Senate, where a bipartisan group is working on separate self-driving-car legislation.
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Colombia gradually settled in, though, with Quintero providing attacking width and Cuadrado proving dangerous with his subtle moves on the edge of the box.
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The mobile version, dubbed Super Meat Boy Forever, was Team Meat's attempt to rethink the runner, games where the character moves on their own.
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When that fails, she moves on to the Peace and Freedom Party, securing their nomination and ultimately receiving 61,971 votes in the general election.
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So here's a guide to grief, courtesy of A Series of Unfortunate Events: After the Baudelaire's tragedy, the plot moves on with disorienting speed.
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And once he is no longer the center of media attention, chances are good he simply gets bored and moves on to something else.
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And then there's Bieber's egg-throwing and his DUI, then Gomez moves on to another heartthrob, and then reveals she had a kidney transplant!
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Republicans have sharply criticized Mr. Obama's moves on pay equity, saying that gender discrimination is already illegal and that additional steps are not necessary.
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Even when an incumbent retires or moves on to run for Senate, a party's hold on a given district can be tough to break.
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But one thing is certain, bitter ex trope that many of us so quickly default to the moment an ex moves on is tired.
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"Cruz's people are already making moves on Rubio's people, whose delegates will become unbound," said one unaligned Republican strategist on the condition of anonymity.
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The State Department did not immediately reply for a request for comment on the pause, but typically does not discuss its moves on sanctions.
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Second, the FCC moves on all sorts of things over which no one sues, and for which all the dogs have nothing but praise.
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These ultra-volatile stocks will make moves on a daily basis the likes of which more stable names would only see once a year.
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Roseanne is starting from a much higher position, but it, too, will probably slide downward as the cultural conversation moves on to other things.
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In fact, we wouldn't be surprised if Carey were listening to these songs on loop as she moves on from this latest heartbreak. 1.
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Normally, YouTube fads fade away after a few months, as the internet's restless attention moves on to something even newer, shinier, or more outrageous.
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But he's not convinced, and moves on to flirting with any and every girl he can when they hit the club later that night.
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The kingdom is the de facto leader of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries or OPEC, helping engineer price moves on world oil markets.
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Les Paul, among others, taught him how to combine the drone of Scottish pipes with the complex harmonic moves on his father's jazz records.
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Instead, he embraces a kind of political rope-a-dope, relentlessly flogging other issues until the media moves on to the next shiny object.
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CBP announces policy changes in wake of death In the wake of the boy's death, McAleenan announced a series of moves on Tuesday night.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's moves on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program found an unlikely defender Wednesday night: former President Jimmy Carter.
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Maybe he's a grandmaster for seeing the possibilities in Donnie's illness, just as he seized the chance to make some lucrative moves on Sept.
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He also puts the moves on Gigi later in the video as only Mario Testino could, suggesting that they move into a flat together.
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As time moves on and our capacity for retaining long-term memories continues to weaken, it's easier than ever for politicians to rehabilitate themselves.
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There's a sense that Saudi Arabia will remain a big player in Silicon Valley finance once the news cycle moves on to something else.
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Wang moves on to meet the winner of the afternoon match between No. 8 seed Serena Williams and No. 22 Petra Martic of Croatia.
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"The forint moves on a weakening path, with the currency opening at 1.6203 (per euro) this morning," Erste Investment analysts said in a note.
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In recent weeks, Facebook has made sweeping moves on its platform to curtail misinformation around the coronavirus and promote reliable information on its spread.
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Inevitably, the journey moves on to large ice age beasts, starting with the highly controversial 113,000-year-old Cerutti mastodon site near San Diego.
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After all that setup, Judge Marrero moves on to discuss the current state of the US wireless industry, starting with the two big carriers.
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Watch Lee's face scrunch with wry incredulity when he realizes that a gorgeous comedian half his age (Laura Prepon) is making moves on him.
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CANADIAN TEENAGER MOVES ON Denis Shapovalov, 18, followed his upset of Rafael Nadal on Thursday with another three-set victory in the Rogers Cup.
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The conversation eventually moves on without Trump making any promises or resolving his concerns — which have been the subject of dueling and inconclusive studies.
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"I wish him continued success as he moves on to pursue new opportunities," Mr. Trump said in a statement, read aloud by Ms. Sanders.
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The fiasco will likely rob the eventual winner of a vital boost to their campaign, as recriminations continue and the news cycle moves on.
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I've heard old dancers say that a ballerina should leave "essences" of herself in the air as she moves on; these women certainly did.
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But Democrats aren't convinced and say he's made his biggest policy moves on Friday afternoons, when they are least likely to receive much attention.
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Whether she's stomping on car roofs or laying down moves on the dance floor, we're more than happy to go along for the ride.
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But the latest Dick's earnings report may be an encouraging sign for other retailers looking to make similar moves on gun and ammunition sales.
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Activists said the administration's embrace of Mr. Brownback, along with the other moves on Wednesday, suggest its renewed interest in rolling back gay rights.
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S. alliance, said on Twitter on Sunday that he expected big moves on trade would wait until after Japan's upper house election in July.
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President Donald Trump is also seizing on state moves on abortion, doubling down on his pro-life stance during his campaign kickoff speech on Tuesday.
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Wald said Las Vegas Sands could see some upward moves on a near-term basis, but he's still steering clear given its falling trend line.
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Congress is expected to introduce legislation next month to at least partially repeal the Affordable Care Act — Obamacare — before it moves on to tax reform.
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Xiao said the robot, which moves on wheels, could carry out a non-stop patrol for eight hours, hitting speeds as high as 18km/h.
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I was at Audi's launch event and asked the carmaker's executives what happens when the company moves on to more sophisticated forms of autonomous driving.
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He hasn't been a football captain at Eton for over a decade – but based on his smooth moves on the field, you'd never know it.
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Instead, it follows Attiya as she moves on with her life without knowing if Steve will ever be able to fully confront what he did.
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Meek Mill on another rapper named Gram (Romeo Miller) for dissing him on his ex Tiana's track and putting the moves on her in public.
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Finney is used to this kind of rejection; she usually checks the "not interested" box on her list and moves on to the next house.
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The moves on Wall Street came after the S&P 500 notched its best quarter since 2013, having risen 7.2 percent in that time period.
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A 20183 percent plunge in Next's shares was among main moves on the benchmark index after the clothing retailer said that trading was "extremely volatile".
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Tech giants Alphabet and Amazon are set to report earnings after Thursday's bell, and traders expect to see some big-money moves on the events.
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The session in Asia followed positive moves on Monday in the U.S., where stocks closed at record highs on the back of higher oil prices.
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So thanks to a combination of legal wrangling and electoral politics, the right succeeded in rolling back one of Obama's signature moves on climate change.
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Owners swap players in and out of their lineup and make moves on a functioning waiver wire; it's a keeper league, and owners draft accordingly.
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But by the end of the episode, he transcends the apathy of the business world and moves on to outright slavery and torture for profit.
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An interesting backdrop here ... "Se7en" was made a few years before Harvey Weinstein allegedly put the moves on Gwyneth, and Brad confronted him about it.
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And just as quickly, he moves on to familiar boasts of luxury goods and luxe lifestyles as per the status quo in contemporary hip-hop.
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Look no further than AWS' recent moves on the most apparent battlefield: cloud IDEs, which have collectively drawn millions of active users and funding dollars.
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This includes Africa focused mobile phone Transsion's IPO and planned expansion in Africa and recent moves on the continent by Alibaba and Chinese owned Opera.
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Germany does not have a general extradition agreement with Iraq but must negotiate such moves on an individual basis, said foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Adebahr.
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For Cruz, the name of the game is to suffer no embarrassment before the primary process moves on to South Carolina, where Republicans vote Feb.
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Even if Mueller does wrap up his work in 22018, Democrats are sure to keep up the pressure with their aggressive moves on the Hill.
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Monmouth poll director Patrick Murray said that speculation over whether Trump's moves on immigration would hurt his support represent a "misunderstanding" of the president's base.
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If this happens, the process moves on to a public trial in the Senate, where a two-thirds majority vote would be necessary to convict.
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It moves on to connect with chatty Mercury in Gemini late this evening, at 1:48 AM, creating an easy vibe around communicating our feelings.
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The legislators expressed concern that hackers could take advantage of the rapid pace at which information moves on social media in order to spread misinformation.
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As he moves on to show us how to prepare the meatballs, she takes over, cranking out dozens of perfectly shaped garganelli with impressive speed.
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"The big thing that makes Majora's Mask so controversial, besides those themes, is the whole idea that the world moves on without you," Fallon says.
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It's a shot that holds on for way too long and moves on far too slowly for anyone to feel comfortable with what they're seeing.
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None of it has any real meaning, it's just a thing that sounds nice to say and hopefully people accept it and everyone moves on.
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The legislators expressed concern that hackers could take advantage of the rapid pace at which information moves on social media in order to spread misinformation.
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He quickly moves on to the queen bee of the class, less out of enthusiasm than out of a passive acceptance of his social predestiny.
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"So I think that there is a lot of uncertainty that could be building up into a crescendo as the year moves on," he added.
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The market response to the G7 statement earlier Tuesday was muted because it did not outline coordinated monetary policy moves on rates or fiscal policy.
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As he works his way around the arc, he forces himself to make 7 of 10 attempts before he moves on to the next spot.
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The idea is that, while one person plays, another watches from a remote location and simultaneously pores over potential moves on a computerized chess engine.
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BANGKOK, March 16 (Reuters) - Thailand's central bank said on Monday it would monitor the impact of the U.S. Federal Reserve's moves on market participants' confidence.
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It's true that many big businesses and free-market ideologues, who thought they had Trump in their corner, are horrified by his moves on trade.
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The film moves on to present day, where the young boy is now an accountant with a severely flattened emotional affect played by Ben Affleck.
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"Cities are incubators for new ideas, but when the idea gets sufficiently mature, it moves on," said Edward Glaeser, a Harvard economist who studies cities.
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If Clinton wins the White House, I expect at most only relative modest moves on fiscal policy (probably +/- <= 1% of GDP in the short run).
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However limited the federal remedies are, the chance of them happening will drop the moment the nation moves on to the next tragedy or outrage.
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In this scenario, an immigration deal is reached, a new spending bill passes before February 15, and everybody moves on to fight about other issues.
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The Fed's moves on Sunday, which include slashing interest rates to zero, were aimed at countering some of the outbreak's impact on the U.S. economy.
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He later showed off his moves on a much more acceptable platform: Dancing With the Stars, where he placed fourth on season 22 in 2016.
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The clip then moves on to the upcoming Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, previewing an epic showdown between Rey and Adam Driver's Kylo Ren.
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This documentary starts with a rundown of coal's part in American history, then moves on to a survey of current global economic and climate conditions.
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I know in a situation like this, you're only going to get so many news hits for so long, and then the world moves on.
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"We wanted to serve the kinds of goodies people want to eat when they're a few drinks in and busting moves on the dance floor!"
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The injustice of this death lodges itself deep inside Grace's psyche, even as she moves on to work in another house with a new family.
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Supporting performances from Mare Winningham (Ralph's wife Jeannie), Marc Menchaca (Flint City detective Jack Hoskins), and Nicholson become more engaging as the season moves on.
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" He moves on, never to mention it again, or claims that he did not say it, or insists that what he really said was "Y.
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The moves on Wall Street consequently dampened sentiment in Asia and Europe, with investors watching closely to see if global indexes go into a correction.
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His domestic policy moves on immigration and healthcare have been rebuffed by his own party, by the Courts, and by much of the American public.
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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee will consider Eugene Scalia's nomination before he moves on to a vote before the full chamber.
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As policymakers consider their next moves on healthcare, they should adopt three core principles, all of which rest on the Hippocratic Oath: do no harm.
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And, depending on your situation, preparing for retirement may become even more difficult, as the Trump administration makes moves on tax reform and other priorities.
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" "While we appreciate the government's responsibility to maintain control ...it is important that country moves on past the state of emergency as quickly as possible.
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Instead, Neistat moves on, asking some other tepid question off his clipboard about the length of time between Paul's upload and the company's response on Twitter.
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If the press moves on to a fresher embodiment of those narratives, or a new narrative altogether, she could lose her independent political capital rather quickly.
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These are particularly intense issues as Benchmark moves on from an exhausting fight over the leadership of Uber, which demanded most of its attention in 9003.
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"This is about the anxiety over Trump and how fast he moves on his campaign promises," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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Once the parade moves on, though, the focus will return to the pressing workaday demands of hiring employees, satisfying customers and getting goods out the door.
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The moves on Wall Street came as the 10-year Treasury note yield fell to its lowest level since September 2017 before rebounding to about 2.26%.
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If and when the GOP moves on to other issues, its key leaders will do so with far less trust from their members or their base.
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And before you attempt to use these moves on your crush, let's get something straight, we're here to talk about sliding into a DJ's DMs, ok?
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Even if mechanical failure is fingered as the cause of the crash, Trump is unlikely to pay a political price once the news cycle moves on.
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Hope wanes in the disillusionment phase as money dries up, jobs return slowly if they do at all, and the rest of the world moves on.
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He reminds Tyler that if he does, he'll just be another story that people can cry over for a week, before the entire world moves on.
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This week's Time cover story offers a comprehensive look at the aftermath for those who were injured in school shootings after the public consciousness moves on.
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The two big U.S. moves: On Monday, the Department of Commerce issued an embargo on shipping U.S. technology to the Chinese computer memory manufacturer Fujian Jinhua.
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Instead, as the trailer teases, he's marrying Cristal, the woman Fallon and her brother Steven (James Mackay) find their dad putting the moves on his study.
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But analysts said May's success in getting broad agreement for her plan for life after the EU was important, reflecting sterling's relatively muted moves on Monday.
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A look at the charts in light of Apple's moves on Tuesday shows the "relative strength of the stock," according to Oppenheimer technical analyst Ari Wald.
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"Twitter trending topics last for maybe 6 hours, a backlash for 10 to 12 hours and then it goes and the herd moves on," said Froggatt.
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But that is little comfort for locals, who increasingly fret about the future once the spotlight moves on, leaving much of Rio no different than before.
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Its model, in large part, depends on dealmaking: 3G buys a slow-growing company like Kraft, slashes excess costs and then moves on to another acquisition.
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A 20183 percent plunge in Next's shares was among the main moves on the benchmark index after the clothing retailer said that trading was "extremely volatile".
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And as I said, you know, this -- the moves on the missile front on liquefied natural gas, all of this is not good news for Russia.
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"Eric had invited me to come to his room just to sit and chat, and he was trying to make some moves on me," says Minch.
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Mango is following in the footsteps of fast-fashion competitors like H&M and Zara by making moves on the eco-friendly and ethical production front.
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The St. Louis Cardinals made a bevy of moves on Sunday, which included recalling infielder Rangel Ravelo and left-hander Tyler Webb from Triple-A Memphis.
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Tusk said in a statement that PiS moves on courts were backward, went "against European standards and values", harmed Poland's reputation and risked marginalizing the country.
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Fans on Instagram posted footage of the singer showing off her "Crazy" moves on the rink while TMZ claims that her husband sat on the sidelines.
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Starting off the Vine Vera Resveratol Age Defying Eye Serum ($296 ), Williams then moves on to the MZ Skin Hydra-Bright Golden Eye Treatment Mask ($106).
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In addition to sharing a video clip of his own acceptance speech, Black's tweet to Smith accused the singer of making the moves on his man.
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As the United States moves on from a highly divisive election, the key challenge facing Americans is to go beyond giving lip service to the problem.
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And then it moves on to elevator selfies, bath time leg photos (not to be confused with hot dog legs), and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
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RHP Trevor Cahill will throw at least one more bullpen session before he moves on to live pitching as he continues to rehab a strained shoulder.
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The campaign is the latest sign of how Democrats believe the impacts of Trump's trade moves on particular industries could resonate with voters in key states.
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The team needs to get used to the tools and work with Cray to refine the system before it moves on to the top-secret stuff.
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At the community level, this translates into businesses not re-opening, homes not being re-built and people being left behind as the world moves on.
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The North has claimed the United States would violate an agreement between the leaders if it moves on with its planned military exercises with South Korea.
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It quickly moves on to focus on the aftermath and the struggles of some of the 264 people injured in the blasts, which killed three people.
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Even as his temper has left some with memorable stories, those who have been in the room with Trump describe a man who quickly moves on.
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We've got some moves on drug pricing, as well as a couple potential major regulations under review by the White House Office of Management and Budget.
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I hope Grande and Davidson spend many happy years together, and I hope David moves on with John Mayer, or another famous hottie of her choosing.
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When Elvekjaer moves on to the training process, he has me administer CPR to a dummy and show him how I'd load a syringe with naloxone.
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She's now showing off her moves, on the clock: For her latest Stuart Weitzman ad spot, Hadid kicks off fall '16 with some, well, powerful kicks.
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Iraq, meanwhile, views Turkish military moves on its territory with apprehension, and any agreement on Mosul would defuse a major source of tension between the neighbors.
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The 28-year-old Kiprop, a former Olympic champion, hopes to get his fourth championship at the World Athletics Championships, before he moves on to 5,000m.
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In private moments, Mr. Trump, who is prone to venting, blows off steam about the investigation but then moves on, according to one of the advisers.
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Two people familiar with the President's thinking said he's now languishing in a place where neither side is satisfied by his moves on Defense Production Act.
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The 60-minute session was like that, with a few basic moves on my part and a lot of diagnosis and hands-on work on hers.
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He's almost inside Dyer's head, almost figured out what Dyer has just tried to bury… and then Schupp moves on, gets on with his own plans.
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All in all, the permits value the job at more than $2.37 million ... but if she moves on it, Kylie's likely to drop way more loot.
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Despite the ending of QFII and RQFII quotas, SAFE made no moves on Tuesday to ease restrictions on the outbound Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) scheme.
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One of the "subway paths" include following the productivity line after getting off at "Coffee Central Station" where the person moves on to sends an email.
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" Luca Lanotte, an Italian ice dancer who is in fifth place: "They are not even two humans; it is one thing that moves on the ice.
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Clinton rebuffed interview requests from evangelical media outlets and signaled leftward moves on abortion rights that helped many conservative voters overcome their doubts about Mr. Trump.
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But McConnell, speaking privately to his members, made clear that he would not make any moves on a trial until the articles had been formally transmitted.
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Once Senator Barrasso's bill is loaded up with damaging amendments on the Senate floor, it moves on to an even worse fate in the House. Rep.
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" Rowland's own career skyrocketed in her teens alongside Beyoncé in Destiny's Child, which in 1998 displayed its own coordinated outfits and synchronized moves on "Soul Train.
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With the win, the 16th in its last 18 home openers, Indiana moves on to a Week 3 clash at home against No. 5 Ohio State.
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Ron promises Leslie that they will stay friends over breakfast at the diner, and he tells her that she's welcome to his job once he moves on.
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I do, however, get down at the club, usually with a whisky sour in hand to distract from my almost-always awkward moves on the dance floor.
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But Trump has long been critical of Obama's moves on immigration, energy regulation and foreign policy, and could look for ways to undo those and other actions.
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However, Trump has long been critical of Obama's moves on immigration, energy regulation and foreign policy, and could look for ways to undo those and other actions.
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Chance the Rapper's bodyguard allegedly unleashed some WWE moves on a guy right in front of the MC ... and the whole thing was caught on surveillance video.
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It exchanges that hollow, haunting feeling at the bottom of despair for something more shallow as it moves on to the next plot development, the next episode.
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This development could speed up Republican moves on repealing and replacing Obamacare, as the administration has indicated his getting in place would be key to their efforts.
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With her recognition of the greats that come before her, she moves on to the crux of her argument: I'm tone-deaf, and hopefully you are too.
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Vandeweghe, who celebrated her biggest career victory with an exaggerated shrug of the shoulders, moves on to meet Spanish seventh seed Garbine Muguruza in the last eight.
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The moves on Monday follow a freeze on new enrollment and renewals in certain "trusted traveler" programs for New York state residents, which was announced last week.
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"It's something I have wondered about: a man who was totally alone, a person who doesn't socialize, just 'salaam alaikum,' and then moves on," Mr. Mehdi said.
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Industry is more bullish here about a meaningful change from the Obama era — especially if the early moves on Keystone and Dakota Access are replicated more broadly.
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In typical QTEs for the franchise, which debuted in 2005, Kratos performs extravagant kill moves on humongous creatures as the player hits a lengthy series of prompts.
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About a creepily persistent boy scoutmaster putting the moves on the 27-year-old boy scout, "canteen boy" (Adam Sandler), this classic is unforgettable for good reason.
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It's also internet-y in the sole formal way that it moves on from habit: this is the first Swift album without a widely distributed album insert.
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Investors should take a look at a company's fundamentals in order to decipher a "signal" from the "noise" in a particular stock's moves on the market, Cramer.
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"I just hope that he's making good choices and having fun and nothing's getting crazy" she says before the episode moves on to Kendall Jenner's latest achievement.
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In the selfie, showing her smelling a bouquet of flowers she had received, Gentz wrote, "Life moves on and we're all strong enough to put ourselves first."
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The package is left in a pouch in the female's reproductive tract where the sperm moves on to a second pouch where it will later fertilize eggs.
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Aso told parliament on Tuesday that Japan has no plans to manipulate currency moves on a long-term basis to give its exports a competitive trade advantage.
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He said the surge was probably driven by model flow from big fund investors adjusting to the sharp moves on stock markets of the last few days.
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This comes on the heels of a reported "creep list" -- a word-of-mouth roster of male members who allegedly made inappropriate moves on staffers and interns.
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Should people nervous about Trump start freaking out about this or maybe just hold off until, say, the president actually starts making substantive moves on climate policy?
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An opposite-sex couple kisses, then another, and then Parr and Evans get their time in the spotlight before the camera moves on to 10 other shots.
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"After the Goldman settlement, and as time moves on, you would assume that an RBS settlement would be imminent," Alex Potter, banking analyst at Mirabaud Securities said.
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Trump is sure to have some tough words for drug companies, but what advocates will really be watching is how aggressively he moves on the pricing issue.
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Among companies making big moves on Thursday, the Japanese messaging app Line surged 27 percent on its first day of trading, a gain of $8.74, to $41.58.
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The yield on 30-year German Bunds fell 6 basis points to 0.58 percent, and there were similar moves on equivalent Dutch, Finnish, French and Spanish paper.
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Jordyn Jones is known for showing off her dance moves on reality TV shows and to her 5.3 million followers on the short-form video app TikTok.
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Champions Leicester City's 30 million euros swoop for striker Islam Slimani from Sporting Lisbon was one of the biggest moves on a hectic deadline day on Wednesday.
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As the speech winds down, Obama moves on to his praise for Clinton, rhetorically passing the baton to his former primary rival and now would-be successor.
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On Broad City, when Ilana's former fuck buddy asks her if she's calling about the herpes he potentially gave her, she simply responds, "no" and moves on.
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And as a rule, the impact of those moves on the big picture—the league's image, heritage, and especially its ability to generate a profit—is negligible.
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Pope Francis will meet King Maha Vajiralongkorn, as well as the supreme Buddhist patriarch and Catholic leaders and students before he moves on to Japan on Saturday.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES Any rating action on CTBC Bank and CTBC Holding will trigger similar moves on their subordinated debt and hybrid securities ratings.
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Drafting football players and tracking their stats throughout the season is much like picking a portfolio of stocks and following their moves on the market, Cramer said.
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"If it's a daily meeting where you are reviewing actions ... I would do a standup meeting where everyone is eye level and everyone moves on," said Faye.
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When you were first learning how to be Michonne, didn't you practice her sword moves on your theater colleagues during the production of your play "The Convert"?
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Tate understands that serenity is full of its own apprehensions, that pleasure is the houseguest that moves on quickly, rarely forgetting to leave dread or terror behind.
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The moves on the mainland came following an extended holiday amid an ongoing virus outbreak that has taken more than 300 lives in the country so far.
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That is, perhaps, a comment on faddism, on the gleam of what Silicon Valley used to call the New New Thing, on how quickly soccer moves on.
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President Donald Trump's legal team ended their opening arguments Tuesday afternoon and the trial now moves on to a 16-hour period for senators to ask questions.
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However, most analysts who spoke with CNBC said authorities' latest moves on cryptocurrencies reflect Chinese President Xi Jinping's long-term efforts to reduce speculation in financial markets.
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This way, people whose candidate moves on can leave after the first round; the paper becomes their placeholder, and votes can't be changed after the second round.
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President Trump's recent moves on foreign policy, from taking a hard line on North Korea to adjusting U.S. policy in Afghanistan, are positions Republicans can support, too.
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Meanwhile, South Carolina moves on to play in New York, where it will face No. 3 Baylor in a matchup that few could have ever seen coming.
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Boockvar said if it moves German bund yields, that could ripple through to the Treasury market and also affect the dollar, if the euro moves on it.
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The girl claims Vazquez invited her into his red Mustang and then began to make sexual moves on her ... at one point trying to have vaginal sex.
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The Fed announced Thursday that it would be buying government debt across all maturities and it then scheduled the moves on Friday, which represented an accelerated timetable.
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Whichever way the party moves on these matters, that will be, accurately or not, given credit or blame for the party's fate in the next election cycle.
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"Disco disco," Kardashian, 37, captioned an Instagram video of herself and Disick, 33, sporting wintry clothing while showing off their dance moves on the wing of a jet.
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Driving the moves on both sides is the rightward shift of the US Supreme Court, which is fanning fears on the left that the landmark 1973 Roe v.
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European shares were poised for their best week since late April as investors piled back into equities, though moves on indexes on Friday ahead of the U.S. open.
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I knew eventually modeling would come to an end and when a career for a model is over, the industry just moves on to the next best thing.
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And this time, it's carrying a host of new technologies into space, ranging from a new type of atomic clock to a thin sail that moves on sunlight.
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Jim Jeffrey, the US Envoy for Syria and the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, suggested damaging and long-lasting impact from the President's haphazard policy moves on Syria.
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Trani prosecutors alleged that agency reports and ratings moves on Italy and its banking system were mismanaged during the debt crisis, provoking sharp losses on Milan's stock market.
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He said the absence of any significant moves on the benchmark index was somewhat expected as Nikkei futures ended at 21,13 on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Friday.
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Still despite this, Hui said the company — as it moves on to what he called "phase 2" — was trying to focus on building a more healthy financial operation.
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GM Joe Sakic is apparently asking for plenty, but he's not being unreasonable; if he moves on of his key young pieces, he'd better hit a home run.
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It'll be wise to make sure we've got all our ducks in a row before the sun moves on next week and social butterfly Libra enters the spotlight.
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The exhibition will be at AMNH in New York through January 7, 2018 before it moves on to other cities; its tour will finish at The Field Museum.
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Take Cubetto, a small wooden robot that moves on a board when a child inserts blocks with commands such as left, right or forward into a connected base.
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This new prosthetic ankle is a little closer than others, though: it moves on its own, adapting to its user's gait and the surface on which it lands.
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This appealing, deceptively low-key movie shows the future president making one of his most inspired and, ultimately, foresighted moves on a summer's day in Chicago in 1989.
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Trump's potential moves on the Korean peninsula come as the U.S. president is poised to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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The Republican competition moves on Tuesday to Michigan, Mississippi, Idaho and Hawaii, where Trump hopes to expand his lead in delegates ahead of a party convention in July.
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The one that tracks a single investigation in depth over the course of a season, then moves on to a new story with different characters the following year?
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's recent moves on trade have turned an issue long considered part of the Republican orthodoxy into a political landmine for his own party.
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The Dow had recorded three tripe-digit moves on a closing basis this week as of Thursday's close, but still managed to gain 0.21 percent for the week.
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Republicans on a key House committee are trolling Democrats with amendments to rename legislation aimed at blocking some of the Trump administration's moves on the Affordable Care Act.
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In coming days, Trump will do what he always does when snared in a problem — divert attention and bury the facts until the national media focus moves on.
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China, with a series of short and long-term moves on the global stage, is doing something few others can: eliciting similar warnings and worries from Democratic Rep.
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In the final episode of season two, Hannah's parents hold a memorial service for their daughter and Clay, who'd been haunted by Hannah's "ghost" all season, moves on.
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" Be smart: Axios' Jonathan Swan analyzes the Trump administration's weekend trade moves on China in a pithy tweet, "The bark to bite ratio is currently about 85:1.
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The next question is how much the team will be able to do in free agency and the draft to complement their recent moves on the trade market.
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This memoir's greatest strength is that it captures how life moves on even after a great loss; Guerrero got her first period, started a job and began dating.
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SPX - a measure of actual moves on the index over the past 30 days - was at 97.4% on Friday, according to data from options analytics provider Trade Alert.
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"The policy moves on the demand side are much like one hand clapping if you're not dealing with the Chinese threats to elephants in Africa," Mr. Milliken said.
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SPX - a measure of actual moves on the index over the past 30 days - was at 97.4% on Friday, according to data from options analytics provider Trade Alert.
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Atlanta cut the deficit to 8-5 in the eighth on RBI singles from Charlie Culberson and Ronald Acuna Jr. The Braves made two roster moves on Wednesday.
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No matter how your community reacts to a mass shooting -- and no matter how well spoken your high school kids are -- the national attention span simply moves on.
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The American president had set aside tough moves on trade and regional issues in an informal quid pro quo for Mr. Xi's commitment to further pressure North Korea.
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That means the flooding will get worse in the days ahead and the floodwaters will be slow to recede once Harvey finally moves on, the weather service said.
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The Trump administration may not have many diplomatic wins to speak of but it should get credit for its moves on the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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With the win, George Mason moves on to the tournament final on Wednesday when it will face New Mexico State, which beat South Florida 65-45 on Tuesday.
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The court observed that legislators had requested data on the likely effects of such moves on minority voters — and chosen the ones that would most punish minority voters.
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But as she moves on to states with a more diverse population, she is counting on the support she has often enjoyed from minority communities, especially in the South.
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Whichever group gets the most points moves on to the Fast Money round, in which two family members try to score enough points to win the grand cash prize.
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The first episode of the season, 'Bill Moves On', centered on the rest of the characters reacting to news of Hartman's character's off-screen death from a heart attack.
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Known for its emerging talent, London is the second-leg of the month-long catwalk season that began in New York and later moves on to Milan and Paris.
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Paul Ryan's secretive trip to the border, President Donald Trump's moves on Obamacare and Steve Bannon's media victory -- those stories and more fill out this week's Inside Politics forecast.
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The Fed has put further rate moves on hold as it assesses the degree to which economic growth is slowing, and how major overseas economies fare in coming months.
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Here, on the disappointingly non-existent Joe Pesci Show, Baldwin engages in one of his time-honored power moves on the show, slipping people cash with a smart impression.
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But after the moves on Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, Iran and Hezbollah may feel better able to present themselves as the only steadfast allies of the Palestinian cause.
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The moves on Wall Street came after the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest decision to raise interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday for the third time in 2018.
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"The moves on the bench during the contemporary routine were the ones that always got me," the Good Morning America meteorologist told PEOPLE after Mondays season 22 performance finale.
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It feels like things will really change, that there will be a national reckoning; but slowly, almost imperceptibly, the news cycle moves on, and we start all over again.
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But he also said "there are no hard feelings at all" and that he would continue rooting for the company as he moves on to work on other projects.
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They even joke that dancing is the one thing "teachers should never, ever do" as Mr. Ratburn and his new husband show off their moves on the dance floor.
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After yelling there was no jacuzzi in his room, Darel claimed Weinstein began to make moves on her — seemingly unbothered by the fact that his wife was next door.
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Other very big moves on that front have included trying out its own cashier-less retail locations, setting up bookshops on university campuses, and of course buying Whole Foods.
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Instead, as the story moves on, we see that they really take care of one another, and that Tom is growing up to be wise, strong, smart, and brave.
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She chugged almond milk, but that eventually loses its charm and she moves on to just holding her hand over her mouth like the plague is in the air.
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"The night of the 19th we are going to get behind the candidate who moves on to the second round," Christian Democrat Congresswoman Yasna Provoste told journalists on Wednesday.
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" Making Money Moves On her 13rd birthday in October 21, Cardi B quit stripping and made her music debut one month later with her remix of Shaggy's "Boom Boom.
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But the video clips up on the big screen did feature these stars flawlessly interpreting Sia's songs, while onstage, lookalikes mirrored the moves on the screen with startling precision.
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The latest annual State of the Climate study is likely to provide fresh political ammunition for green groups and Democrats attacking White House moves on climate and energy policy.
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On set for the campaign — in which Paul can be seen showing off his infectious dance moves on a treadmill — the star opened up about juggling his busy schedule.
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The moves on the day, however, were restrained, suggesting that investors are waiting on further developments on trade talks, as well as more clarity on policy easing, analysts say.
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Once the illegal immigrant families are reunited and the mainstream media moves on to cover the next shiny object, Democrats are going to be in for a rude awakening.
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"Investors are waiting to see how international markets react to these US moves on tariffs amd are just cautious," said Marie Salem, director of Capital Markets at FFA Dubai.
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The bipartisan 88-to-11 tally on the non-binding resolution sends a message to the White House about how frustrated senators are over Trump's disruptive moves on tariffs.
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Night Moves On this, of all nights, she has to be wearing heels, but then she's wearing heels to impress Keystone, whether she wants to admit it or not.
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How Johnson moves on from the spat — which saw Trump respond angrily and the ambassador resign — could set the tone for transatlantic ties during a critical period for Britain.
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The American Academy of Actuaries reiterated yesterday what so many analyses have found: The Trump administration's regulatory moves on health care are contributing to rising premiums for ACA coverage.
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More than that, I'm filled with dread for the storms' survivors because I know what they will experience after the water recedes and after the nation's attention moves on.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump made no immediate moves on Friday to dismiss members of his administration, despite continuing reports of an impending shake-up that have unsettled the White House.
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The challenge for gun reform advocacy has always been that it spikes in the wake of a shooting, then fades as the news cycle moves on to something else.
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A total of about $300 billion worth of Chinese imports would be affected by these two moves, on top of the threatened tariff rate increase to 30% on Oct.
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President Xi Jinping has increasingly sought to cement his dominance, but the moves on business may spell problems for China amid slowing growth and pressure from the trade war.
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One evening, he teasingly mixes it up with a customer, Emily (a wonderful Zoe Kazan), a jittery charmer with a mile-wide smile whom he soon makes moves on.
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These revisions were purely political moves on Speaker Pelosi's part, based on the faulty premise that intellectual property protections would raise the price of medicines in the United States.
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He could become a high-profile campaigner on Warren's behalf as the contest moves on to states such as Nevada, the first with a sizable bloc of Hispanic voters.
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He said that suggested the surge was probably driven by model flow from big fund investors adjusting to the sharp moves on stock markets of the last few days.
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Most market players expect that the BOJ will not make drastic moves on Tuesday, after its decision in late January to move to negative interest rates stunned global markets.
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Pruitt, who sued the EPA many times as Oklahoma's attorney general, has also come under fire from environmentalists for his moves on environmental policy as head of the agency.
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Lopez moves on to a new assignment within the Air Force as a normal part of his career following a very successful tour as F-193 Demo Team Commander.Maj.
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According to the company, Spayd will be tasked with helping Facebook pull the curtain back on how it handles internal moves on matters like terrorism, fake new and privacy.
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As flawed as Trump is, and despite some of his unfortunate policy moves on this front, he might actually represent a fulcrum point within the party on gay issues.
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Important security questions — North Korea's nuclear weapons, Trump's risky moves on Iran, and a trade war with China — didn't feature prominently when voters went to the polls this year.
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KELLY: All of the moves on this map over the last three weeks — by Cook, by Larry Sabato, by the Fox News Decision Desk — show the country moving left.
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She delivers so many left-field punchlines that it's hard to catch them all before she moves on to the next instructional segment or throws to a separate sketch.
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One is a tilting of the rules, perhaps based on the revelations of the trip to Doug's house and some cool moves on the part of Michael and Janet.
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Helping the board and management better understand the implications of Washington moves on trade, and the practical implementation of the new tax code, would be very beneficial in informing strategy.
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