Moving closer to the consumer brings new sources of complexity.
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They've worked hard and are moving closer to their goals.
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You could feel things moving closer, a rumbling of futurity.
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Verizon may be moving closer towards purchasing Yahoo's main Internet assets.
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Instead, of course, Erdogan is moving closer and closer to Russia.
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"Computers are moving closer and closer to our brains," Weaver says.
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They're not in series A but they're moving closer and closer.
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Their culture and people are moving closer to extinction every day.
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Clinton is moving closer each week to claiming the Democratic nomination.
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Trump has also said they are moving closer to a deal.
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Snapchat may be moving closer to launching its long-rumored wearable.
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Improving yourself is essential to moving closer to realizing your success.
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Moving closer to either side could knock the economy off-balance.
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The euro added 0.1 percent to $1.2007, moving closer to its Sept.
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In a sign that Mr. Sanders is moving closer to endorsing Mrs.
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Mr. Trump is also moving closer to filling more domestic cabinet positions.
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Xiaomi is moving closer to launching its smartphones in the U.S. market.
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" She added: "I don't see them moving closer on the pay schedule.
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Yet, my home country appears to be finally moving closer to normal.
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Rick Scott appears to be moving closer to a challenge to Sen.
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I find myself moving closer to Bourgeois's burning chair to catch some warmth.
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Five more Republican-held House seats are moving closer to the Democrats' reach.
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Chris McDaniel is moving closer to announcing a Senate primary challenge to Sen.
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More cautiously, Carney suggested he was moving closer to backing a rate hike.
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In that case, Marvel might actually be moving closer to Fox's superhero strategy.
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" A new era has begun "that sees China moving closer to center stage.
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He will almost certainly use increasingly big financial inducements to pick off smaller countries like the Philippines and Malaysia that were already moving closer to Beijing, and midsize American allies like Australia that are moving closer to China's economic order.
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The pro-Western government in Kiev is moving closer to the EU and NATO.
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You could say that she began moving closer to what she was looking at.
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Both candidates are underwater on favorability, although Clinton is moving closer to breaking even.
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Sixty years after the revolution, a Communist stalwart may be moving closer to democracy.
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It's a longtime NATO ally that's slipping into autocracy and moving closer to Russia.
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The Senate is moving closer to ending US support for the war in Yemen
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The general theme here is that Firebase is moving closer to the Google Cloud platform.
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North Korea is reportedly moving closer to developing a submarine capable of firing ballistic missiles.
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In other areas, however, the court's conservative wing may be moving closer to his position.
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But at the same time, worlds that have long been distinct are moving closer together.
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I am moving closer to actual death by the minute, and running out of ideas.
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Why would it rein in the Taliban when it is moving closer to its objectives?
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He has captured eight of the nine primaries since then, moving closer to the nomination.
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Last week, fires flared up again in the Australian Capital Territory, moving closer to Tidbinbilla.
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The biotech company is moving closer to finding a potential treatment for the deadly coronavirus.
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It seemed for a moment like we were moving closer to this better reporting standard.
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And with each android he produces, Ishiguro believes he is moving closer to building that trust.
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The creators of the M+D Crutch are moving closer to putting their redesign into production.
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By joining Hanson Robotics, I am confident we are moving closer toward this greater innovative ecosystem.
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London (CNN Business)Britain is moving closer to the nightmare Brexit scenario businesses have long feared.
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What is the proper U.S. response to Germany moving closer to Russia from an energy perspective?
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LHP Zach Britton seems to be moving closer to regaining his job as the Orioles' closer.
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Duncan's group suggests moving closer to the person being harassed so you can communicate your support.
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He was going to surprise our mother at Christmas that he was moving closer to home.
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We saw Eve really changing this season, moving closer and closer to Villanelle and her world.
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A report earlier this month said Biden is moving closer to a 2020 run for president.
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The Florida Keys, for instance, are not quite ready for tourism, though they are moving closer.
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Biden said the field was now moving closer to his views and away from the left.
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On the contrary, you feel like, with each successful operation, you are moving closer to danger.
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Bigger rivals Verizon Communications Inc and AT&T Inc are already moving closer to adopting 5G technology.
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That rapprochement annoyed Riyadh, which has been moving closer to the United States under President Donald Trump.
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And the team is moving closer to performing the therapy on larger animals like sheep and pigs.
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The coming era would see it "moving closer to centre stage and making greater contributions to mankind".
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All this suggests that Iran will start moving closer to being able to build a nuclear bomb.
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The new set of interviews appears to show the probe moving closer to Trump and his family.
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LEADING THE DAY CAMPAIGNS & POLITICS: Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is moving closer to a presidential bid.
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Perhaps moving closer to the in-laws was a great idea in thought but not in practice.
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Amazon is moving closer to a world where shopping online is as simple as uttering a word.
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Disclosure of the financial secrets of President Trump, including those held by the bank, is moving closer.
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" The Times said: "Nadal is moving closer, but he cannot seem to beat Federer off the clay.
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Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat said the other bets were moving closer to the early stages of commercialization.
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The United Kingdom, however, could be moving closer to the US position on the Chinese tech company.
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Jay Inslee said Sunday that he is moving closer to a decision on a 2020 presidential run.
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Moving closer, a shift occurs, and it becomes clear these are not neoclassical sculptures but something wholly different.
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Meanwhile, Israel and Iran's shadow war in Syria is moving closer to becoming an actual, full-blown conflict.
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The medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said fighting was moving closer to a hospital where its staff operate.
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Moving closer to the desired object I wanted to recognize, the shoe in this case, fixed the issue.
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The patent gives an example of a "shooing" motion, which the drone would recognize and stop moving closer.
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EISEN: WE DO HAVE SUB 5% UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AND INFLATION IS MOVING CLOSER AND CLOSER TO YOUR TARGET.
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Despite uncertainty over regulation, the industry is moving closer to making commercial supersonic air travel a reality again.
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The Senate appears to be moving closer to a vote next week on the amendment offered by Sens.
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Euro zone inflation expectations are moving closer to the European Central Bank's target of just below 2 percent .
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"We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and winning this election in November," she said.
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In fact, these states are moving closer to the Israelis, which has shifted pressure from the Palestinian issue.
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GM is moving closer to its goal of around 29.5 days' supply by the end of the year.
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"More and more people our age who are thinking about relocating end up moving closer to their kids."
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United Arab Emirates and Yemeni troops are positioned around the city and are moving closer by the hour.
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The United States and China had appeared to be moving closer to resolving their differences in other ways.
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He said that nine of those schools are moving closer to the goal of providing sufficient secular studies.
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.) and appears to be moving closer toward a yes vote based on that deal.
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Amazon's distribution network has been moving closer in to cities through Prime Now hubs and Whole Foods stores.
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Iran is moving closer to building a nuclear bomb after Trump pulled out of an international nuclear deal.
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We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and closer to winning this election in November.
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UPS tested out home delivery via drone this week in Florida, moving closer toward a more automated delivery process.
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TWITTER IS MOVING CLOSER TO A FORMAL SALE PROCESS FOR THE COMPANY ACCORDING TO SOURCES FAMILIAR WITH THE SITUATION.
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Moving closer to either the EU or the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union was a priority for only 2%.
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But Seiffert had a stroke of luck: He learned that a colleague was moving closer to prime Zenkerella territory.
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"Maybe it's not right, but it is real," she says grabbing his hand and moving closer to him. Maybe?
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Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters earlier that the government and carmakers were moving closer to a deal.
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That would give Heineken a total of about 210,211 UK pubs, moving closer to market leader Enterprise Inns ETI.
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And, if anything, the party's grassroots are moving closer to Trump's priorities -- economic nationalism, skepticism of trade deals, etc.
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THEY'VE BEEN PICKING UP, MOVING CLOSER TO 2% TREND BUT I DON'T SEE ANY RAPID INCREASE IN INFLATION COMING.
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"We are committed to this issue and we are moving closer to approving even more state waivers," she said.
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Google's robot car will even surrender the entire lane to the cyclist if they're showing signs of moving closer.
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US tensions China and Russia have been moving closer as both countries look to build a countermeasure against Washington.
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Saudi Arabia and the U.S. are moving closer to blaming Iran for the weekend attack on Saudi oil facilities.
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Although the two sides have been moving closer, the dispute remains a factor of uncertainty, said the CIDE's Feliz.
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Soybean prices got a lift following a Bloomberg report that Beijing and Washington were moving closer to a deal.
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" Liu hinted that the two sides are moving closer to a deal, calling the latest round of talks "fruitful.
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Ms. Jiménez, now 34, embarked on a decade-long struggle for justice that is finally moving closer to resolution.
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While the US and Iran are moving closer to war, a conflict between the two would likely remain regional.
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Comments from the Federal Reserve on Monday raised expectations the U.S. central bank is moving closer to a rate cut.
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Yes, this is moving closer to a form of CGI than capturing reality, but no one will know the difference.
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Over the next two hours he kept moving closer and closer to me, even trying to touch and stroke me.
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Second, privacy and antitrust law are moving closer to each other, and might squeeze big tech companies very tightly indeed.
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With theme parks like Disney's Star Wars land on the horizon, immersive entertainment is increasingly moving closer to the mainstream.
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The Labour leader may not have total control of his party, but he is moving closer to a bigger prize.
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Trump could seize on this, as well as Germany's slow progress in moving closer to the NATO defence spending target.
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Monolith's monolith will always remain squarely out of reach, never moving closer as you avoid the game's 3D-shaded bullets.
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It sure looks like Apple is moving closer and closer to its goal of merging its iOS and macOS ecosystems.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You see the Republican Party now sadly a portion of its base moving closer and closer to Russia.
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Republicans in Congress are moving closer to cutting taxes in what would amount to a huge giveaway to the superrich.
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Gould stated at the time that moving closer to his family — which maintained residence in Chicago — was a top priority.
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Donald Trump notched two unopposed wins in West Virginia and Nebraska, moving closer to his inevitable, most likely uncontested nomination.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak participated in Friday's meeting and said he thought OPEC was moving closer to a deal.
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News stories this week suggested the FBI is moving closer to interviewing top Clinton aides, and perhaps the candidate herself.
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" Other Democrats were more skeptical, saying that they were moving closer but that they wouldn't say a deal was "imminent.
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Recent reports in the UK have suggested both sides are moving closer to agreeing on an alternative to the backstop.
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European regulators are moving closer charging Google with competition violations related to its Android operating system, according to several reports.
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Now, several high-profile axings later, President Trump is moving closer to the D.C. elite than many are comfortable with.
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Other notable movers include TSE REIT index, advancing 0.8%, moving closer to the 12-year peak hit two weeks ago.
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Many Republicans are moving closer to Donald Trump's trade platform, breaking with decades of their party's orthodoxy on the issue.
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"We're moving closer to a world in which parental surveillance becomes opt out instead of opt in," Ms. Madden said.
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Some key Republicans seem to be moving closer to subpoenaing John Bolton, Mr. Trump's ousted national security adviser, to testify.
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While some UK officials have cast doubt on the numbers, the sides are moving closer to a deal on cash.
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Trump won a huge victory in his home state of New York on Tuesday, moving closer to the GOP nomination.
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Though the Americans are not expected to be involved in ground combat, they are moving closer to the front lines.
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Last week, major stock indexes rose amid renewed hope that Trump and Xi were moving closer to an agreement on trade.
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When they recently decided they wanted to buy a bigger home, they considered moving closer to his work in the city.
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Subtropical Storm Alberto is moving closer to the U.S. Gulf Coast, bringing with it heavy rain and the threat of flooding.
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"We achieved a good balance between strong growth and moving closer towards profitability," Chief Executive Niklas Oestberg said in a statement.
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This is not the first time in the strike that the two sides seemed to be moving closer to a resolution.
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Martin Ravallion of Georgetown University points out that poverty in the countryside has fallen, moving closer to rates in the cities.
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Talking about public transit, you'll be able to see your bus or train on the map, slowly moving closer to you.
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Along the way, he shifted to the left, agreeing to restore voting rights for parolees and moving closer to marijuana legalization.
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Much of the public commentary of Fed officials in recent weeks suggests the central bank is moving closer to a hike.
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By moving closer toward a tax code that serves American energy customers, they can help protect and strengthen their collective future.
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Schultz is moving closer to launching a presidential bid as an independent, a development that has sent Democrats into a panic.
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"You should not be wearing that in the United States of America," Trybus says in the video, moving closer to her.
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Mia Love's (R-Utah) heavily targeted seat is moving closer to the Democratic column in a must-win contest for Democrats.
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Placing more troops on the southern islands of Japan is also intended to deter China from moving closer to the Senkaku.
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Sanders earlier this week told The Hill he thinks the Democratic Party is moving closer to his position on health care.
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European regulators are moving closer to charging Google with competition violations related to its Android operating system, according to several reports.
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There is a defensible case to be made that this subject is moving closer to the daily beat of the campaign.
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The Taliban were in the surrounding hills, firing down into the camp during the day and moving closer in at night.
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The sporting brand's relative strength index is also headed lower, moving closer to oversold conditions after a sell-off this week.
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"I get the sense that he is moving closer," said John Morgan, a longtime donor to Democratic causes and McAuliffe friend.
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Soybean prices got a lift on Wednesday following a Bloomberg report that Beijing and Washington were moving closer to a deal.
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Instead, the two camps seem to be moving closer to open warfare, at least in the hothouse environs of social media.
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So, we could be moving closer to a world where online dating is a smidgen less reliant on having a Facebook account.
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The steady stream of firmer economic reports came amid signs that the Federal Reserve is moving closer to raising interest rates again.
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The dollar was down 13 percent at 21 yen , moving closer to Monday's low of 2287.00, its weakest level since early May.
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Fortunately I do believe we're moving closer to days when there will be meaningfully different choices available to weird people like myself.
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Adding to the jitters are bets that the world's major central banks are moving closer to unwinding their ultra-loose monetary policies.
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He walked from one side of his voter-encircled pen to the other, moving closer to voters as they asked their questions.
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In "Self-Portrait After Rembrandt's Last Self-Portrait," Kitaj recognizes that he is moving closer to Sandra, who exists in another world.
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"You should not be wearing that in the United States of America," Trybus later says in the video, moving closer to her.
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As President Trump appears to be moving closer to decisive action on trade, free traders in Congress are growing visibly more restive.
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Reuters reported last week that OPEC is moving closer towards finalizing this month its first deal since 2008 to limit oil output.
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What was for so long a war of words and covert actions between Israel and Iran risks moving closer to open confrontation.
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Communities there are undergoing rapid change, as higher-income white households attracted to Raleigh's revived downtown have begun moving closer to it.
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According to a Bloomberg report, citing people familiar with the talks, the two economies are moving closer on their first-phase deal.
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The latest: Bloomberg reports that despite the noise this week, the United States and China are moving closer to a trade deal.
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The US and China were moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs to be rolled back, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.
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Biden is still considering a bid and is said to be moving closer to a decision on whether to run for president.
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Trump administration officials have been moving closer to publicly declaring a total rout of the Islamic State from the land it controls.
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Moldovan President Igor Dodon is tightening his grip on power, threatening reformers and moving closer to Russia, where corruption is the norm.
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Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, who in the past opposed the policy change but now appears to be moving closer to supporting it.
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By the end of 2015, the company was moving closer toward introducing tweets of up to 10,000 characters, company sources told The Verge.
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A spokesman for the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office tells PEOPLE investigators believe they are moving closer to solving the 33-year-old mystery.
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"It used to be that people lived with their parents until they got married, maybe we are moving closer to that," Sinclair said.
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Kaji Rai, 35, who works at the farm Synergy, said moving closer had relaxed him, and not just because he drove fewer miles.
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With today's update, it seems like Google is moving closer in that direction and building the service out as a competitor to Yelp.
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Around the world, IWD can be an important catalyst and vehicle for driving greater change for women and moving closer to gender parity.
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Twitter shares surged more than 21 percent Friday after sources told CNBC the social media company may be moving closer to selling itself.
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He shared a video that appears to show the dog snapping at Ensley as she's moving closer to its face for a kiss.
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Moving closer, there's just enough light in the room to make out reflections, while the grooves in the glass distort the mirrored images.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 gained 109.90 points, or 2.25 percent, to 4,992, moving closer to the psychologically key 5,000 level.
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He also said it's not surprising Russia and Saudi Arabia are moving closer together to solve their common problem of low oil prices.
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But the release of the transcripts suggests that Democrats are moving closer toward public hearings that could start as soon as next week.
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Only Ohio, however, appears to be moving closer to considering an "extreme risk protection order" law, as red flag laws are sometimes known.
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Scientists from the National Institutes of Health and Paris-based pharmaceutical company Sanofi are also moving closer to developing a vaccine for AIDS.
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Offshore wind power is moving closer to thermal power prices, which are currently 30 euros/MWh for wholesale delivery in Germany next year.
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Reports this week also indicate that regulators are moving closer toward offering a potential set of preliminary allegations related to Google's advertising services.
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With self-driving vehicles moving closer to hitting the street beyond isolated test markets, AutoNation is positioning itself to service autonomous-drive vehicles.
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The Nikkei gained 0.5 percent to 20,238.75 in midmorning trade, moving closer to 25.723,318.11 hit last week, the highest level since August 2015.
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The two "Pro" iPhones also have a zoom lens, that can take a photo that's closer to the subject without physically moving closer.
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In bond market jargon, "the yield curve has been flattening" — meaning short- and long-term interest rates have been moving closer to parity.
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Meanwhile, traders have been speculating whether the European Central Bank is moving closer to wind down its 2.3 trillion euro asset purchase program.
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Those displaced by the conflict live in cramped schools and buildings, with some recently moving closer to the city as Haftar's forces advanced.
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Her party lost the presidency this year after eight years of moving closer to Beijing, which did not reduce its threat to Taiwan.
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China and the United States, the world's top two economies, are moving closer to a final trade deal after months of tough negotiations.
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B-22019 and B-2 Bombers would be moving closer as well as large amounts of F-22 and F-35 stealth fighters.
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Recent trading patterns have contributed to renewed market optimism with headlines that the U.S. and China are moving closer to resolving their trade differences.
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Story at a glance The Virginia legislature is moving closer to allowing localities to remove statues and monuments dedicated to Confederate generals and depiction.
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You could turn left/right to aim, but if you tried moving closer or further away, the Pokémon would just glide around with you.
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" The new US guidelines say much the same, which is one reason why, Khan remarked, the US is "moving closer to the Canadian approach.
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The massive traffic-defying tunnel Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk mused about on Twitter weeks ago is moving closer to reality every day.
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Flying cars are more down to earth than ever – at least, in that their physical design is moving closer to something resembling a car.
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Apple has long said it doesn't plan to merge its mobile and computer operating systems, but the two have been moving closer together recently.
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Slowly but surely, we're moving closer and closer to the super-connected, ultra-fast, 20193G world tech companies have been promising us for years.
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Defeating the right cannot come from moving closer to their ideology and propping up their speakers to spread their message of hate and intolerance.
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Moving closer, I can see the painted foam that forms its skin and the 3/4 inch steel panels that curve round its belly.
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This week's collapse of the Iranian nuclear deal justifiably caused global consternation at the thought of Iran moving closer to becoming a nuclear power.
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The Nikkei rose 24.7 percent to 20,823.51 after hitting a fresh two-year high of 20,823.66 and moving closer to a 21-year pinnacle.
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German annual inflation accelerated to 1.5% in June, moving closer to the ECB's target, final data from the Federal Statistics Office showed on Thursday.
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Shawn Mendes and Camilla Cabello gave a steamy performance of their hit "Señorita" and the two kept moving closer and closer as they sang.
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Hopes that the world's two largest economies are moving closer to a trade deal have helped boost stocks since the start of the year.
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The greenback had found support on signs Washington and Beijing were moving closer to signing a deal to end their 16-month trade spat.
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CNN revealed its debate lineup for October 6900th and I couldn't help but notice a familiar face moving closer and closer to the center.
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This also represents the largest such deviation in the months moving forward – as future USDA forecasts will start moving closer to the final number.
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David Young (Iowa) — Young is a co-sponsor of the Upton amendment and appears to be moving closer to voting yes on the bill.
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Snapchat has now joined the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) suggesting it's augmented reality glasses could be moving closer to becoming a real product.
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Why it matters: The event was the splashiest sign yesterday that automakers are moving closer to bringing electric models to the huge pickup market.
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"We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and closer to winning this election in November," she said to supporters in Florida.
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They do a kind of interpretive dance with their hands, moving to face each other, then touch palm to palm, moving closer, moving away.
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With this step, we are moving closer to making Uber's platform a one-stop shop for transportation access, from shared rides to buses and bikes.
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The Rockies secured at least the second National League wild card with their eighth straight win while moving closer to their first-ever division title.
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And innovation forces the gap wider between the needs of the shareholders at the top and the employees who are moving closer to the bottom.
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CBS and Viacom are slowly moving closer to a deal and negotiations over price could start as soon as next month, a third person said.
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Beyond things like increasing intelligence sharing, U.S. officials are moving closer to approving a sale of precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia blocked under Obama.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is moving closer to a deal with Democrats that would protect hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Against the yen, the dollar skidded 20.7651 percent to 22016 , moving closer to Tuesday's low of 23.51, while the euro added 2.23 percent to $22.2.
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"We are moving closer to Wheeling, [West Virignia], and we have been saving to buy a house," Dan Leckrone, the donor's husband, told USA Today.
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The central bank said on May 2nd that inflation was moving closer to its 2 percent target as input prices creep up across the economy.
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The idea of other major central banks moving closer to more normal policies has been a key headwind for the dollar over the last year.
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Chicago F Mike Dunleavy (back) participated in a half-court scrimmage Saturday and is moving closer to seeing his first action of the season. 3.
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If you're just looking to cut down on your commute and had hoped flying cars might provide the answer, try moving closer to the office.
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Trump has recently appeared irritated over the Mueller probe, something legal experts speculate is because it appears to be moving closer to his inner circle.
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If you're too nervous to intervene, the American Friends Service Committee suggests moving closer to the person being harassed so you can communicate your support.
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The Rockies (22-3) secured at least the second wild card with their eighth straight win while moving closer to their first-ever division title.
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House Republicans are moving closer to introducing tax legislation that would make changes to savings accounts that Americans rely on for retirement, education and more.
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The grand promise of 5G wireless service—connection speeds 10 times as fast as the speediest home broadband service—is slowly moving closer to reality.
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"We believe that it would be logical for the BoE to signal that it is moving closer to raising rates," MUFG currency analyst Lee Hardman said.
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Wood did not respond to questions asking him to more specifically address each of Musk's accusations, but suggested that he was moving closer to legal action.
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The job opening also comes as court filings and recent developments in the special counsel's investigation indicate that Robert Mueller is moving closer to the president.
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Durant (calf) is moving closer to a return from the injury he sustained May 8 against the Houston Rockets in the second round of the playoffs.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE enthusiastically supported the coup that overthrew President Muhammad Morsi of the Brotherhood, not least because he was moving closer to Iran.
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A key market gauge of long-term inflation expectations in the euro area meanwhile fell below 1.30%, moving closer to record lows hit in July 2016.
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Tesla, SolarCity — Tesla won antitrust approval to buy the solar energy firm, moving closer to its goal of creating a carbon-free energy and transportation company.
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Boeing Co Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg on Thursday said Iran's demand for airliners was real, and the prospect of a major order there was moving closer.
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The Judiciary Committee authorized Nadler on Wednesday to subpoena the department to obtain Mueller's full report, moving closer to a legal clash with the Trump administration.
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But with the Nikkei moving closer to the next resistance level of 21,860, hit on March 5, the market is vulnerable to profit-taking, he added.
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Moving closer to family can actually make matters worse, adds Dana Robinson, CICOA's director of marketing and communications, as seniors lose social connections beyond the family.
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She's witnessed what her agency calls The Terminus, a mysterious phenomenon which signals an apocalypse that appears to be moving closer and closer to the present.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) is moving closer to jumping into the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race, CNN reported Wednesday, citing three people who have spoken with him.
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Twitter shares jumped 500 percent to $21.55 after CNBC reported the microblogger is moving closer to a sale and that suitors include Alphabet's Google and Salesforce.com.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving closer to approving a new flavor of exchange-traded funds that allow stock pickers to keep their holdings secret.
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European officials are moving closer to potentially hitting Google with yet another set of antitrust charges, this time over its advertising business, according to multiple reports.
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Well, Smackdown Tuesday went more or less as expected: a big night for Trump and Clinton, with both of them moving closer to becoming the nominees.
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Moving closer, around every corner we turned, we encountered groups of police and journalists rushing around, until eventually reaching the square, which was heaving with people.
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Upon moving closer, what seemed like a lunar landscape is now identifiable as a sea of broken pottery; the purely visual becomes both nuanced and historical.
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In San Antonio, friends said that now, at 96, she was finally considering the sale of that home, and moving closer to her doctors in Texas.
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But this summer I'm moving closer to the beach, and I'm planning to try something I've never considered in 31 years of being a Californian—surfing.
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Some speculate that the Beijing-based company could be distancing itself from Alibaba and moving closer to Tencent, Alibaba's nemesis and a majority shareholder in Kuaishou.
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This has led to market talk that the BoE will take a more hawkish tilt and even signal that it is moving closer to raising rates.
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How Putin kept a meeting of the leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine from moving closer to an end of a calamitous five-year war.
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The company believes it is moving closer to broader deployment of its Auto platform, Drive-PX2, and also believes its gross margins continue to drift up.
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Asked if Democrats were coming up from their original offer on border security and the two sides were moving closer to meet in the middle, Sen.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Wednesday after a news report from Bloomberg said the U.S. and China are moving closer to a trade agreement.
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If you're faced with a longer commute, you hit the Wall and rearrange your life, finding a new, more local job or moving closer to the office.
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SpaceX and Boeing will also be moving closer to the first uncrewed tests of their spacecraft that will eventually take NASA astronauts to the International Space Station.
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Tesla Motors has won U.S. antitrust approval to buy solar panel installer SolarCity, moving closer to its goal of creating a carbon-free energy and transportation company.
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Normally, when two galaxies collide, the supermassive black holes at their centers start to orbit one another, moving closer and closer together in an inescapable gravitational attraction.
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"Closer to the (Tokyo) Games they (will) keep giving me an account as to which athlete is moving closer and who is likely to win," he said.
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Canadians have long taken comfort in the peacefulness of their communities and are nervous about anything that might indicate they are moving closer to their American counterparts.
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"We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and winning this election in November," Clinton said in a victory speech in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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If you can afford to put the full $19,000 into your 401(k) this year — or you're moving closer to that limit — you're accomplishing a few things.
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Hogan said the market is nervous about the "flattening" difference between the 303-year yield and the 230-year Treasury yield, which have been moving closer together.
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With their first winning record in 22 years secured, the Oakland Raiders are moving closer toward reaching the postseason for the first time since that 22015 campaign.
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This year, with tax legislation in Congress moving closer to possible passage, some experts are advising doing a few things differently when it comes to charitable donations.
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Sterling rallied on Wednesday morning after U.K. lawmakers voted to seize control of the parliamentary agenda from the government, moving closer to blocking a no-deal Brexit.
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Second baseman Neil Walker also ran the bases and fielded grounders, moving closer to his own return after he partly tore his left hamstring on June 14.
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But the prospect of President Trump's moving closer to Mr. Putin has scrambled that strategy, as have the conflicting messages coming out of the new American administration.
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But after nearly two decades, and with the private space race heating up, Bezos is intent on moving closer to commercialization, three Blue Origin employees told Reuters.
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He said the group's jewellery business remained strong, its watch brands were being turned around and the fashion and accessories labels were moving closer to breaking even.
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His comments followed a relatively hawkish speech by Fed Chair Janet Yellen, which has raised expectations the U.S. central bank is moving closer to an interest rate hike.
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The advance comes as ISIS loses more ground in Iraq and Syria, with forces supported by U.S.-led air strikes slowly moving closer in on its heartland Raqqa.
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Rex Tillerson, America's secretary of state this month told Congress that the administration was moving closer to placing sanctions on countries that do not comply with UN measures.
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Its current-quarter earnings guidance is below forecasts, but the company notes that its same-store sales have been climbing and are moving closer to the industry average.
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Professors now toy with ditching long or complex reading assignments in favor of short (or more straightforward) ones, moving closer to digital reading patterns in the nonacademic world.
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Senior Labour figures said that the main opposition party was moving closer to supporting another Brexit referendum and could do so as soon as early as this week.
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The demonstrations on Tuesday turned violent after protestors shut down the airport and clashed with riot police, raising fears that Beijing may be moving closer to considering force.
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But since early October, when Khashoggi died inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, the kingdom's bonds have slowly been moving closer to those of triple-B rated governments.
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Bloomberg reported that the United States and China were moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs to be rolled back in a phase one trade deal.
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The pipeline is one of a number of developments that show Beijing and Moscow moving closer together amid more contentious relations with the US under President Donald Trump.
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The is-he-up-to-this conversation is moving closer and closer to center stage, being picked up by candidates who are more serious threats to Biden's nomination.
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U.S. job growth has been strong, and Republicans have been moving closer to delivering a tax bill that could cut corporate taxes, boost profits and push stocks even higher.
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What's interesting is that regardless of the discourse that surrounds them, trends in US tolling mechanisms seem to suggest American cities may be moving closer to congestion pricing methods.
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Comments from the Federal Reserve on Monday, meanwhile, raised expectations the U.S. central bank is moving closer to a rate cut, as did a closely watched U.S. factory survey.
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Hawkish comments by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and Vice Chair Stanley Fischer last week increased expectations the U.S. central bank is moving closer to an interest rate hike.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Twitter — Twitter remains on today's watch list amid the continuing speculation that it is moving closer to being sold.
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Analytics' public launch, expected in a few months, will see Instagram moving closer to Facebook in terms of what sort of features are made available to businesses and advertisers.
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But if Trump uses his executive power to undo the deal, this would be the first clear sign that we are moving closer to a dangerous war with Iran.
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Despite dodging the disease, she has committed herself to education and advocacy of Huntington's disease for life, in the hopes of raising awareness and moving closer toward a cure.
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Cabana said the Fed revealed in the minutes of its last meeting that officials were already moving closer together on inflation, and they now have a more balanced view.
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By any reasonable account, Mueller is moving closer to the President, having now brought criminal charges against his former national security adviser and his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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Also on the tax front Tuesday, the Senate is moving closer to a vote later this week, and it's still unclear whether it will have the votes to pass.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) signaled Tuesday that the U.S. and Canada might be moving closer to a deal that will lift steel and aluminum tariffs implemented by President Trump.
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"We are running out of space and in some areas people are moving closer and closer to the landfills," said Christine Loh, Hong Kong's under secretary for the environment.
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New York is moving closer to legalizing recreational marijuana, and with less than two months to go before the November election, it's a topic that New Yorkers are watching.
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Mr. Shelley expanded beyond punk's guitars-bass-drums lineup, embraced synthesizers and slowed down some tempos on his solo albums in the 1980s, moving closer to the rock mainstream.
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Senate leaders and the Trump administration are moving closer to reaching an agreement on a $2 trillion stimulus deal to blunt the negative economic impact from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Moving closer, he indicated the neck, head and still-visible details of an ear of this sad figure, forever face-planted in the rich volcanic soil of Rapa Nui.
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Aside from being morally bankrupt, there is no reason to assume that moving closer to the populist right on issues such as immigration would increase support for the left.
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Casper could be moving closer to profitability based on a Q3 revenue increase of more than 60%, while its marketing spend only increased roughly 3003%, according to The Information report.
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China trade war: What to know A look at why the United States and China are moving closer to a potential trade war Washington increased tariffs at 12:01 a.m.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on May 8 that Trump was moving closer to impeachment with his efforts to thwart congressional subpoenas and obstruct lawmakers' efforts to oversee his administration.
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Separately, US-backed Syrian forces made new territorial gains against Islamic State on Saturday, moving closer to another of its major strongholds in northern Syria, according to the monitoring group.
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Bezos, who has talked about his broader vision of enabling a future in which millions of people live and work in space, has been intent on moving closer to commercialization.
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The new bicycle programs may not be in downtown Manhattan, but the dock-less bike-share frenzy is moving closer and closer to the hold Motivate has on the city.
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CNBC's David Faber reported on "Closing Bell" that the social media giant is moving closer to a formal sale process for the company, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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Separately, U.S.-backed Syrian forces made new territorial gains against Islamic State on Saturday, moving closer to another of its major strongholds in northern Syria, according to the monitoring group.
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The bank posted an 8 percent return on equity in 2016, moving closer to the 9 to 11 percent range which Gorman aims to achieve by the end of 2017.
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Oil prices continued to rally, with crude prices hitting their highest levels of the year and Brent moving closer to $70 a barrel for the first time since late October.
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At least those fighters have grown accustomed over time to their place in the world: With each loss they could see their fate moving closer and coming clearer into view.
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Morgan Stanley posted an 8 percent return on equity in 2016, moving closer to the 3.73 to 11 percent range which Gorman aims to achieve by the end of 2017.
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The remarks came in response to a question whether U.S. troops are moving "closer to combat and danger" than they were at the beginning of the U.S. campaign against ISIS.
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And as if that were not enough, North Korea – which may yet prove the most serious flashpoint of 2017 – was moving closer to its most sophisticated ballistic missile test yet.
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One Brussels source told Business Insider that recent reports in Britain that Johnson was moving closer to reaching a revised deal with the EU were "total s--- from Westminster sources."
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"One Brussels source told Business Insider that recent reports in Britain that Johnson was moving closer to reaching a revised deal with the EU were "total s--- from Westminster sources.
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Quite a bit happened on last night's episode of This Is Us. We're obviously moving closer and closer to the deaths of Jack and William and I'm still not prepared.
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BEIJING — China is moving closer this week to a new law that would strictly control thousands of foreign nongovernmental organizations in the country, state-run news agencies reported on Monday.
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The U.S. 10-year yield has been in a flattening trend —moving closer to the 2-year yield, which has been rising on the prospect of Fed interest rate hikes.
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According to GreySpark's Dinnage, the split between voice and e-trading is now moving closer to 28-10, having been around 70-30 for the last three or so years.
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A source-based report from Bloomberg said Washington and Beijing are moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs to be rolled back in a phase-one trade deal.
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The gains for the loonie came as Wall Street was boosted by a report that the United States and China were moving closer to signing a 'phase one' trade deal.
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The Trump administration is moving closer to barring telecom companies in the U.S. from using Chinese equipment while building next-generation wireless networks, Julian E. Barnes of the NYT writes.
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President Trump says that he two sides are moving closer to an agreement and that he will meet with Mr. Xi in Florida next month to hammer out final details.
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Like many populists in Europe, he's deeply skeptical of the European Union and international trade deals, and has even proposed taking France out of NATO and moving closer to Russia.
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And although the Nasdaq is still up more than 18.73% for the year, it is moving closer to correction with a nearly 218.7% decline from its May 225 record closing high.
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But in recent days, ministers and officials have said that OPEC was moving closer towards dealing with sticking points and most members were prepared to offer Iran flexibility on production volumes.
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Chang says Guatemala is moving closer to replicating the situation in neighboring Honduras, where President Juan Orlando Hernandez won a controversial 2017 election and remains in power despite rising street protests.
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United under the banner of Microsoft 365, these power players are helping the company in "moving closer toward a comprehensive enterprise application ecosystem," Nucleus Research analyst Andrew MacMillen told Business Insider.
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Iraqi troops are moving closer to the centre of Mosul, the last big city under its control in Iraq, while Kurdish and Arab fighters eye Raqqa, its putative capital in Syria.
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Another U.S. neighbor is moving closer to approving the recreational use of marijuana after a ruling from Mexico's Supreme Court last week that establishes a precedent for courts across the country.
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New York (CNN Business)Sony is permanently slashing prices on its cloud gaming service by as much as 50% just as multiple tech companies are moving closer to launching competitive offerings.
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Separately, Fincantieri and French state-controlled shipyards Naval Group last week announced a joint venture for warship projects, moving closer to a broader alliance between the two countries on military shipbuilding.
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Since WWE was heavily involved in the making of the doc on Hogan's former rival, there were whispers that this appearance signaled Hulk moving closer to a return to the company.
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On Thursday, Fed Governor Jerome Powell signaled the U.S. economic expansion warrants further rate hikes as it approaches full employment and inflation is moving closer to the Fed's 214-percent goal.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Peru is moving closer to recovering up to $50 million linked to corrupt arms deals involving ex-president Alberto Fujimori, according to a Swiss-based group assisting its efforts.
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FWD is moving closer to a stock market listing, plans for which were in early stage and likely to be worked out over the next two years, sources said last month.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Spooked by a market backlash, some European Central Bank policymakers are having doubts about signaling in July that they are moving closer to dialing back their easy money policy.
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Such a view would be shortsighted, however; Congress and the president are moving closer to a major deal on what may be one of the most important issues facing America today.
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The remarks came in response to a question on whether U.S. troops are moving "closer to combat and danger" than they were at the beginning of the U.S. campaign against ISIS.
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European stocks closed higher Wednesday after British lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government in a vote to seize control of parliamentary business, moving closer to blocking a no-deal Brexit.
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While Lam has so far failed to alleviate Hong Kong's yawning inequality, she has also continued her predecessor's policy of cracking down on Umbrella Movement leaders and moving closer to China.
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Congressional leaders are moving closer to a long-term spending deal with the clock ticking down to what would become the second partial U.S. government shutdown in less than a month.
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Bond yields snapped higher, adding to their already steep gains, and federal funds derivatives showed market expectations are moving closer to pricing in a full three interest rate hikes by December.
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" Meanwhile, Slate describes Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as "moving closer to the right wing fringe," but call out his wife Ginni's ultra-conservative opinions, many expressed on Facebook, as "inappropriate.
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And it was a reward for a process that has laid building blocks of a case started with a black diplomatic initiative before moving closer and closer to the President himself.
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The agency expects Dorian to continue moving closer to the coast of South Carolina throughout the day and then along or over the coast of North Carolina Thursday night into Friday.
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The Observatory said 26 civilians have been killed since the government offensive on Daraa began last Tuesday, and more than 17,000 people have fled their homes, moving closer to the Jordanian border.
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The greenback had surged against its peers following a relatively hawkish speech by Fed Chair Janet Yellen last Friday, which raised expectations the U.S. central bank was moving closer to a hike.
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Pope Francis has expressed his desire to visit China, and reports last year suggested the two sides were moving closer to a deal on the ordination of bishops, long a sticking point.
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Oil prices continued to rally, with crude prices hitting their highest levels of the year and Brent moving closer to the $70 a barrel mark for the first time since mid-November.
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Cunha's PMDB party is Rousseff's main coalition partner which is moving closer to breaking with a president they blame for running Brazil's economy into the ground, but are divided over her impeachment.
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The Republican-controlled Congress hastened the overhaul of the U.S. tax code by moving closer to agreement on a budget resolution, taking a procedural step that would help advance eventual tax legislation.
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Indeed, if some voters believed that President Trump might start moderating his tone or moving closer to the political center, this budget should throw some cold water on those kinds of predictions.
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Their main tool was the HARPS spectrograph — an instrument that can pick up small variations in a star's light, which indicate if the star is moving closer to Earth or father away.
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But now that she is moving closer to becoming the Democratic nominee, what will be telling is whether some of the constituencies that have been resistant to her candidacy begin coming around.
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Buttigieg is moving closer to a run, and his candidacy has been praised in Washington, with the military veteran and Rhodes scholar impressing insiders with his smarts and down-to-earth style.
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Those diagnosed with HIV now remain healthy and survive for decades thanks to drugs developed in mouse and monkey studies and we are now gradually moving closer to a possible HIV vaccine.
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And though Instagram hasn't shared when checkout might be more widely available, the fact that it's inviting security researchers to "stress test" the feature suggests it's moving closer to an official launch.
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The markets have been concerned about a "flattening" in the Treasury curve, where long end yields were moving closer to the short end, which was rising in anticipation of Fed rate hikes.
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But on Sunday, Wall Street's assumption that China and the United States were moving closer to some sort of accord on trade was upended when President Trump threatened higher tariffs on China.
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Several scientists are now raising the alarm that the Amazon is moving closer toward a dieback scenario, where enough of the forest is lost that the ecosystem as a whole could collapse.
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Canada continued trade talks in Washington, and both sides said they were moving closer to reaching a deal on revising the North American Free Trade Agreement by the end of the week.
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REAL BETIS TOPS LEVANTE Real Betis kept the momentum going after its stunning win at Real Madrid by thrashing Levante, 513-0, and moving closer to the top of the Spanish league.
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Top Republicans on a key Senate panel say they're moving closer to a tax plan that could add as much as $2 trillion to the government's $20 trillion debt over 10 years.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin was one of the first people Erdogan called on that day, increasing speculation that the Turkish leader is moving closer to Moscow as relationships with the U.S crumble.
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Biggest weakness: Wozniacki has a tendency to get drawn into long rallies at the baseline rather than finding a killer shot or moving closer to the net and finishing off her opponent.
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Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and Debbie Dingell of Michigan, have signaled their support for impeachment proceedings — a significant indicator that the speaker could be moving closer to backing the divisive political procedure.
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Ian Lyngen, head of rate strategy at BMO, said if the number is hotter than expected, the yield curve could flatten, with the short end rates moving closer to long end rates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party is moving closer to supporting a second Brexit referendum and could do so as soon as this week, several of its senior lawmakers said on Sunday.
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The White House is moving closer to hiring a communications specialist this week to bolster its impeachment strategy and messaging, with former top Treasury aide Tony Sayegh now as the leading contender.
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Earlier, the euro zone composite final PMI, considered a good measure of overall economic health, dropped to 51.5 in July from June's 52.2, moving closer to the 50 mark separating growth from contraction.
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Although the trial is not set to begin until April 2018, the case is moving closer to discovery, the pretrial process that allows each party access to internal documents from the other side.
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I sat down yesterday with Alexander Gabuev, a China expert at Carnegie Russia, who told me the two giants are moving closer together — in part as a response to an increasingly confrontational Washington.
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The U.S. dollar dipped against a basket of major currencies on Tuesday after U.S. inflation data failed to convince currency traders that the Federal Reserve was moving closer to another interest rate hike.
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I have no idea what that chip might do, or why you'd want it, but the possibility of a smart couch is moving closer reality, thanks to the smart home system Z-Wave.
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While new teams, drivers and venues prepare for the start in Hong Kong next week, the loss-making championship is moving closer to the Formula One model of charging hosting fees for races.
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The White House has announced Obama's plans to be in Havana on March 21 and 22 for a historic visit aimed at moving closer toward normalized relations with Washington's former Cold War adversary.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan warned that his country and India could be moving closer to a "direct military confrontation" as tensions escalate between the two nations over the disputed region of Kashmir.
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Whether Mr. Zelensky can show that he is different from past leaders will be a decisive litmus test for his presidency — and for Ukraine's viability as a country moving closer to the West.
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"The U.S.–Mexico deal seemed to boost confidence that the trade war is moving closer to an end, and the next question is who's next to close a deal with Trump?" he said.
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Global equities recovered some losses after Bloomberg reported that the United States and China were moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs to be rolled back in a phase-one deal.
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The reason is simple: Congressional Republicans are moving closer to finalizing a tax overhaul that will lift the tax burden on America's richest citizens and plonk it down on those less well-off.
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With top-line forward T.J. Oshie moving closer to returning from an injury that has sidelined him for the past five games, Chiasson could be one of the players squeezed out of playing time.
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This has led to market talk that the BoE will take a more hawkish tilt and even signal that it is moving closer to raising rates from their current record low of 0.25 percent.
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He said the key aim of the ECB after its Thursday monetary session remains to establish financial conditions that would increase economic activity and lead to inflation moving closer to the ECB inflation goal.
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Wheat firmed for just the second time this week on optimism the United States and China are moving closer to a trade deal that could bolster American farm product exports, while corn ended flat.
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Most of what we are seeing now is Trump moving closer to a more traditional loss scenario rather than an epic defeat that could see states like Georgia and Texas move away from him.
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"Fed policy is having less impact at strengthening the U.S. dollar in the current environment as overseas central banks are also moving closer to tightening policy," said MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman, in London.
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For more news, click on Peru is moving closer to recovering up to $50 million linked to corrupt arms deals involving ex-president Alberto Fujimori, according to a Swiss-based group assisting its efforts.
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There's a point around six times Mars' radius, called the synchronous orbit, where the speed of the planet combined with its gravitational effects will keep a moon from either flying away or moving closer.
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But in the absence of any positive response from the Saudi-led coalition which is boycotting Qatar, investors did not take the remarks as a sign that the dispute was moving closer to resolution.
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But in the absence of any positive response from the Saudi-led coalition that is boycotting Qatar, investors did not take the remarks as a sign that the dispute was moving closer to resolution.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - U.S.-backed Syrian forces made new territorial gains against Islamic State on Saturday, moving closer to another of its major strongholds in northern Syria, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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" But in response to a reporter's question over whether the US is moving closer to firming up a timeline for denuclearization, he said, "I'm not going to get into the details of our conversations.
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This has led to market talk that the BoE may take a more hawkish tilt and even signal that it is moving closer to raising rates from their current record low of 0.25 percent.
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But Putin likely considers Moon's visit to Russia another score for himself; with his Cold War-era, rose-colored glasses, he probably sees this visit as one more US ally moving closer to Russia.
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Boeing suggested this week that the plane is moving closer to recertification, and that deliveries of new jets may resume in December, but US airlines have become increasingly skeptical of Boeing's stated time frames.
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A source said Linde was set to sell additional assets to a consortium of Messer Group GmbH and CVC Capital Partners for about $200 million, moving closer to U.S. antitrust approval for the deal.
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But if moving closer to China once seemed like a smart hedge, at least while Mr. Trump was in office, now Mr. Xi also presents a problem — and he may not be going away.
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Now another deadline for departure is looming, with no clear way forward, raising fears that the country is moving closer to an economically damaging, potentially disastrous exit from the European Union without a deal.
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The San Antonio Spurs are moving closer to cutting ties with their superstar forward Kawhi Leonard, according to two people familiar with the team's thinking, though the timetable on a potential trade remains unclear.
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The yuan has been pegged around 7.0730 for a few weeks, and a move in either direction could telegraph clearer than words whether the trade war antagonists are moving closer together or further apart.
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The yuan has been pegged around 7.0730 for a few weeks, and a move in either direction could telegraph clearer than words whether the trade war antagonists are moving closer together or further apart.
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While my career path may not be traditional (or even relevant) to everybody, the lessons I&aposve learned are useful when it comes to growing my compensation and moving closer to my dream job.
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JetBlue also said Walmart intended further infringements by using other "Jet+color" names such as Jetgold and Jetsilver, and moving closer to JetBlue's core business by offering travel services, including dining and entertainment recommendations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Wednesday President Donald Trump was moving closer to impeachment with his effort to thwart congressional subpoenas and obstruct lawmakers' efforts to oversee his administration.
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The Spanish government also said that Catalan authorities must drop a bid for independence by Thursday, moving closer to imposing direct rule over the region after its leader missed an initial deadline to back down.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is moving closer to finalising its first deal since 2008 to limit output, with most members prepared to offer Iran flexibility on production volumes, ministers and sources said.
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Safe-haven demand for bonds cooled a bit as diplomats said Britain and the EU were moving closer to a legal compromise that Prime Minister Theresa May hopes will gain approval from the British parliament.
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"It's a difficult transition for the Fed now from two rate hikes this year to the pause and now moving closer and closer to rate cuts," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is moving closer to finalizing its first deal since 22017 to limit output, with most members prepared to offer Iran flexibility on production volumes, ministers and sources said.
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U.S. crude futures rose 0.1 percent to $56.29 per barrel , moving closer to its 3-1/2-month high of $57.88 touched Friday, while international benchmark Brent futures gained 0.3 percent to $66.20 per barrel.
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MI) has clinched a deal with U.S. hedge fund Davidson Kempner over 10 billion euros ($11 billion) in problem loans, moving closer to a 2021 target of cutting soured debts to 6% of total lending.
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U.S. crude futures rose 0.3 percent to $56.40 per barrel , moving closer to its 3-1/2-month high of $57.88 touched Friday, while international benchmark Brent futures gained 0.5 percent to $66.32 per barrel.
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He has so far shown little sign of moving closer to U.S. President Donald Trump's more hardline approach, instead saying he agreed with the position taken by European countries to encourage a return to diplomacy.
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Bets that the world's major central banks are moving closer to unwinding ultra-loose monetary policies have roiled markets and European Central Bank minutes released on Wednesday indicate its policymakers are open to further steps.
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Parameters like the pitch and speed appear to be controlled by various actions, like moving closer or farther away, how fast the scanners move, tilting the scanners, and aiming them at different blocks of patterns.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, on a five-nation tour of Latin America and the Caribbean this week, said the United States was moving closer to a decision on imposing sanctions on Venezuelan oil.
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In November, the plane maker suggested that the plane was moving closer to recertification, and that deliveries of new jets could resume as soon as this month, something that the FAA has since ruled out.
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It is this disconnect — between how Turkey perceives its own experience and the West's reaction to events in Turkey — that has contributed to Turkey pulling away from its NATO allies, and moving closer to Russia.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is moving closer to completing an executive order that would ban telecommunications companies in the United States from using Chinese equipment while building next-generation wireless networks, according to American officials.
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And Kang, the international relations scholar at the University of Southern California, has done research showing that despite tensions over territory, a number of China's neighbors are moving closer to Beijing by building economic ties.
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IHS Markit's Euro Zone Composite Final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), considered a good measure of overall economic health, dropped to 51.5 in July from June's 52.2, moving closer to the 0.33 mark separating growth from contraction.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rallied on Thursday as investors bet Britain and the European Union were moving closer to an agreed position on a deal for Brexit and a way to avoid extensive border checks in Ireland.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping offered international observers reassurances over the weekend that they could be moving closer to resolving their trade dispute after agreeing to a freeze on any further tariffs.
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In the same vein, if you ordered up a fancy 3D TV you could see some objects seemingly moving closer to you but you wouldn't be able to interact closely with what's in front of you.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's lower house voted on Wednesday to send a contested Supreme Court reform bill to a parliamentary committee, moving closer to passing a law the opposition says erodes the independence of the country's judiciary.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is moving closer to finalizing its first deal since 2008 to limit output, with most members prepared to offer Iran flexibility on production volumes, ministers and sources said.
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In addition, the amphibious warship USS Kearsarge -- with 690 US Marines aboard -- and the dock landing ship USS Oak Hill are moving closer to areas in Irma's path from their position off the coast of Florida.
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Dianne Feinstein, are moving closer to reaching an agreement on a range of actions as part of their committee's investigation into Russia interference into last year's election as well as any administration interference with the FBI.
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As a result, most people can't respond to a gas tax by moving closer to work or to charges on their electricity bill by switching to low-carbon power — it's just like taxing the addicted smoker.
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According to the study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, because the protein CCL11 can be detected in the cerebrospinal fluid, researchers could be moving closer to developing a method for diagnosing CTE in the living.
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The backdrop: Relations with NATO allies have grown tense in recent weeks after Trump clashed with leaders at the NATO summit earlier this month, and is moving closer to a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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That would mean moving closer to the Libyan coast to arrest smugglers, "but there are a number of political and legal challenges that must be addressed before I can recommend such a transition," the officer wrote.
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Jeff Sessions of Alabama, one of Trump's top supporters, told Business Insider on the floor of the convention that he thought his fellow colleagues were moving closer to positions held by Trump and himself on trade.
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WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden has made a direct appeal to the young supporters of rival Bernie Sanders after moving closer to the nomination with big primary victories in three states.
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Senior living communities, where people of similar ages and abilities live together, can help combat that isolation, as can moving closer to adult children, who can then more easily help take care of their parent's needs.
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Nichols was a fierce, vocal advocate for the women's interests in their fight for equal pay, but his pugnacious negotiating style had done little to inspire hope that the sides were moving closer to an agreement.
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The U.S. Congress was moving closer to crafting a deal to avoid shutting down the government at the stroke of midnight on Friday, but the details and even broad strokes of an agreement were still murky.
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BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China and the United States are "moving closer to agreeing" on a "phase one" trade deal, the Global Times, a tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, reported on Sunday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar dipped against a basket of major currencies on Tuesday after U.S. inflation data failed to convince currency traders that the Federal Reserve was moving closer to another interest rate hike.
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Mr. Xi indicated that China's multipronged pressure on Taiwan is likely to persist after Ms. Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party, which is wary of moving closer to China, suffered stinging setbacks in local Taiwanese elections in November.
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With four former Trump advisers already facing charges in Mueller's investigation, and the probe apparently moving closer to Trump's family members and potentially the president himself, the rationale for firing the special counsel might appear clear.
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Gold prices climbed to a fresh 6-1/2 month peak, moving closer to the key $1,0.953 an ounce level on Thursday, as concerns about economic slowdown gripped global markets and fuelled demand for safe-haven bullion.
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Trump signals he could be moving closer to the mainstream on monetary policy, saying he has not ruled out reappointment of Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve chair as he considers his choices for the U.S. central bank.
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The prime minister insisted she was confident Britain had enough time to negotiate a deal with the EU before leaving in March next year, and denied suggestions that Britain was moving closer to a "no-deal" Brexit.
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Italian government bonds are increasingly seen as riskier investments given the anti-establishment Cabinet and its public spending plans — so much so, that Italian bonds are moving closer to being seen to be as risky as Greece's.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - British Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab could meet European Union Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier in Brussels on Monday if they are moving closer to a deal, BBC Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg said on Twittter.
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The dollar rose against a basket of major currencies on Monday on traders' bets that China and the United States are moving closer to a trade deal that would end sparring between the world's two biggest economies.
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President Donald Trump was moving closer to supporting meaningful background checks, a legislative proposal that has historically incensed the National Rifle Association but has gained bipartisan traction in the wake of two mass shootings earlier this month.
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DOHA (Reuters) - OPEC is moving closer toward finalizing this month its first deal since 2008 to limit oil output, with most members prepared to offer Iran significant flexibility on production volumes, ministers and sources said on Friday.
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Venus Williams, at 36 the oldest woman in the singles draw, also progressed to the last eight with a 6-3 7-5 victory over Mona Barthel, moving closer to a potential blockbuster final against sister Serena.
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BEIJING — Tesla is moving closer to becoming the first foreign car company to have a wholly owned manufacturing operation in China, a deal that would test the relationship norms between a foreign automaker and the Chinese government.
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As it concluded, according to one report, Kevin put on a Yankees cap and — to great applause — told the room that he was hoping the couple would soon be moving closer to their upstate New York home.
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Greece and its international lenders made clear progress on Friday towards bridging differences over its fiscal path in coming years, moving closer to a deal that would secure new loan disbursements and save the country from default.
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THERE WAS A LOT OF TOUGH, YOU KNOW, HEADLINES, THREE, FOUR MONTHS AGO TODAY, THAT SEEMS TO BE MOVING CLOSER TO RESOLUTION I THINK CHINA WILL TAKE LONGER I DO NOT THINK IT'LL BE A STRAIGHT LINE.
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"The November deadline to comply with the U.S. demands for an Iran oil embargo is moving closer, and in anticipation, buyers seemingly have begun reducing their purchases," said Norbert Ruecker, commodity analyst at Swiss bank Julius Baer.
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The Bloomberg report, which cited people familiar with the talks, said the two countries were moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs that would be rolled back in a so-called phase-one trade deal.
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"We continue moving closer to getting our country back and ending the suffering of the Venezuelan people," Carlos Vecchio, Guaido's envoy to the United States, wrote on Twitter, posting a letter to the IADB's board dated Feb.
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Which is another way of saying that implementing Clinton's agenda would be a way of moving closer to Sanders's goals — so in pursuit of his goals, he's going to want to put her in the White House.
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Men's Roundup Frank Mason III scored 19 points as No. 2 Kansas won its eighth straight game, moving closer to a 193th consecutive Big 12 title with a 66-60 victory at No. 19 Baylor on Tuesday night.
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Washington (CNN)The United States is moving closer to agreement with Israel to limit settlement construction that could pave the way for an eventual resumption of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, US, Israeli and Arab officials told CNN.
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In May of 103, as the markets were reaching new records (and moving closer to a bear market precipice and the financial crisis), Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger were discussing intrinsic value at the annual Berkshire Hathaway conference.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. congressional Democrats on Wednesday authorized a powerful committee chairman to subpoena Special Counsel Robert Mueller's full report on Russia's role in the 2016 election, moving closer to a legal clash with President Donald Trump's administration.
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He has pledged not to bring up South China Sea territorial disputes in multilateral summits, moving closer to the position of Beijing that all parties should hold one-on-one talks with China that exclude the United States.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese online and mobile payment platform Alipay on Wednesday launched in Hong Kong its first app to handle transactions not denominated in the yuan currency, moving closer to its ambition of widening currency payment options.
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As the Greek government and its creditors continue to be at odds over the need for further austerity measures, sources have told CNBC recent developments suggest the International Monetary Fund is moving closer to joining the bailout program.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Driverless car features are moving closer to mass-market production, with British chip designer ARM introducing the first in a new line of safety-hardened processors for building features such as automated collision avoidance into vehicles.
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The ICRC is concerned that the fighting between Turkish forces and the Kurdish YPG militia is moving closer to a dam and water treatment facility that are vital for water supplies to people in the area, Jaquemet added.
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Lee, whose country, like Vietnam, has shown no signs of moving closer to Beijing, stressed to his ASEAN counterparts on Saturday that, despite Trump's "radically different approach", they should balance their ties between the United States and China.
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Karen Donovan, who is developing a new Vipassana silent meditation center in Silicon Valley, said she sees this trend as moving closer to the ultimate dopamine fast: sitting on a dark floor with eyes closed for 10 days.
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The Bulletin has been updating its Doomsday Clock periodically since 1947, its hour-hand stuck reliably on eleven and its minute-hand moving closer to or farther away from midnight, depending on how screwed up the world is.
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As acting attorney general, Whitaker also now takes over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's role in overseeing the special counsel probe, which officials inside the Justice Department and lawyers representing witnesses believe is moving closer to a conclusion.
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The auto company is reportedly moving closer to testing a prototype for a long-haul, electric semi-truck that will be able to drive itself and "platoon," or travel closely together with other autonomous vehicles at high speeds.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Beijing steamed buns maker known for being a favorite of Chinese President Xi Jinping is moving closer to an initial public offering after a 92 million yuan ($13.5 million) fundraising round, Chinese state media reported.
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Oil prices rose on Thursday to their highest since late 2100 as U.S. crude inventories declined, moving closer to five-year averages, and after sources told Reuters top exporter Saudi Arabia is seeking to push oil prices higher.
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The proposed sale of Anadarko's African assets to Total includes a 26.5 percent interest in a Mozambique liquefied natural gas project, which is moving closer to a final investment decision, and stakes in two offshore fields in Ghana.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is moving closer to approving T-Mobile's $26 billion merger with Sprint, but only if the companies sell multiple assets to create a new wireless competitor, according to three people familiar with the plan.
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A report on Thursday afternoon indicated that Trump is moving closer to his next round of tariffs against China on up to $200 billion in goods, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped after the headline from Bloomberg.
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The Israel Policy Forum's Koplow does a good job outlining it: Israeli expectations have been permanently reset, and the trajectory of the Israeli position moving closer to the Palestinian one with each successive round of talks is over.
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But a source familiar with the latest intelligence told CNN that it showed vehicle mounted rockets, known as Grad trucks, and other military weaponry were moving closer to US interests, particularly the Al Asad air base in Iraq.
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Bloomberg reported that the United States and China were moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs to be rolled back in a "phase one" trade deal and U.S. President Donald Trump said talks were going well.
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In the monochromatic "Ssonsunurrhth," it is easy to get lost in the looking, moving closer and closer and then stepping back, never quite sure where to stand to fully apprehend the oscillating linear elements teeming across the surface.
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In fact, mountaintop removal is moving closer to communities as the industry searches out ever-dwindling coal seams, and residents continue to suffer from a multitude of health effects related to mining pollution, not to mention dire economic conditions.
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Oil prices rose to their highest in three weeks on Monday, catching a lift from a weaker U.S. dollar and from cautious money managers, as OPEC appeared to be moving closer to agreeing an output cut at its Nov.
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"We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and winning this election in November," Clinton told supporters in West Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday night, boasting that she has won more votes than any Democrat or Republican.
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On Thursday, the S&P 500 posted its sixth straight record high close on Thursday, its longest run since 1997, as investors cheered increased prospects for a tax overhaul with Congress moving closer to agreement on a budget resolution.
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Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that he and his allies have spent to shift the Republican Party in a more libertarian direction, Donald J. Trump is moving closer and closer to being the GOP's new standard-bearer.
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PSA Group can now build the next Opel Corsa on the same underpinnings as the Peugeot 208 and Citroen C3 models, moving closer to attaining a goal of achieving economies of scale through building more than 5 million vehicles.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Greece and its international lenders made clear progress on Friday towards bridging differences over its fiscal path in coming years, moving closer to a deal that would secure new loan disbursements and save the country from default.
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On Thursday, the S&P 20.2 posted its sixth straight record high close on Thursday, its longest run since 21, as investors cheered increased prospects for a tax overhaul with Congress moving closer to agreement on a budget resolution.
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While he is rooting for health care action, Trump also appears to be moving closer to fulfilling a campaign promise to pull out of a deal that froze Iran's nuclear program in return for a lifting of international sanctions.
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Houston, Texas (CNN)Joe Biden is moving closer to consolidating the support of moderate Democratic voters and donors after a resounding victory in South Carolina and the departure of Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar from the party's presidential race.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, has engaged in talks with a pair of veteran Democratic political operatives, a sign that she may be moving closer to a decision on whether to run this year, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Changing how much we drive is not easy; it often requires a major change in lifestyle, like moving closer to work or making more frequent use of public transportation, which often takes longer and is less convenient than driving.
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Gerson's "internal battles with magical thinking" make him "resent Alison's certainty when it came to Owen's presence," and he fears she is moving closer to Owen and farther from him, disappearing into a psychic realm where he cannot follow.
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Bloomberg reported on Wednesday that Washington and Beijing are "moving closer" to agreeing on how much tariffs would be rolled back in an initial trade deal despite the Hong Kong and Xinjiang issues, citing people familiar with the talks.
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The United States and China are moving closer to a deal that would roll back tariffs on both sides of the Pacific, while requiring the Chinese to buy more American goods and make some changes to its trade practices.
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Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) is moving closer to a presidential run, announcing Tuesday that he will embark on a "Dignity of Work Tour" this month to the crucial early voting states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
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"They've been picking up (inflation data), moving closer to our 2 percent trend but I don't see any rapid increase in inflation coming, so I feel this is pretty much a 'Goldilocks' economy," Williams said in an interview with broadcaster CNBC.
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The Los Angeles Angels are moving closer to elimination in the playoff race but will try to notch a much-needed victory on Tuesday, when they visit the Chicago White Sox for the second contest of their four-game series.
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It has become abundantly clear, lawmakers and aides say, that the House will still be in the throes of their impeachment inquiry when the funding deadline hits, potentially holding public hearings and moving closer to introducing their articles of impeachment.
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Its steps to reinforce its wheat futures, a price benchmark for the European market, come after it scrapped a short-lived premium wheat product <0#BMS:>, and as CME Group is moving closer to launching a rival European wheat contract.
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Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson said: "They (North Korea) seem to be moving closer towards a hydrogen bomb which, if fitted to a successful missile, would unquestionably present a new order of threat," adding that there were no palatable military solutions.
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ERIN, Wisconsin (Reuters) - American Justin Thomas capped a record-setting third-round with a sensational eagle at the last at the U.S. Open on Saturday, moving closer to adding a maiden major title to an already glorious season of golf.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose against a basket of major currencies on Monday on traders' bets that China and the United States are moving closer to a trade deal that would end sparring between the world's two biggest economies.
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LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS: The special counsel probe is gaining strength and moving closer to "Individual- 1," which is how Mueller's team and prosecutors at the Southern District of New York referred to Trump in legal filings over the weekend.
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China's economy grew at a steady 6.4% pace in the first quarter, defying expectations for a further slowdown, adding to optimism that the economy may be starting to stabilize even as Beijing and Washington appear moving closer to a trade deal.
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He said he continued to emphasize the adjustments he made with the Mets hitting coach Kevin Long: moving closer to the plate to attack outside pitches and trying to pull balls in the air rather than serving singles to left.
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"We expect the BoE to signal that it is moving closer to raising rates," said strategists from MUFG, one of the banks that is most upbeat on sterling's prospects, seeing it at $1.40 by the second quarter of next year.
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Just as evangelicals are coming around to using Natural Law (philosophical) arguments — rather than biblical proof-texts for their political positions, I think they are moving closer to the skeptical prudence that always marked Catholic, Lutheran and Anglican political thinking.
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Italy appears to be moving closer to ending a three-week political crisis with the collapse of one government and the arrival of another, but an online vote could still puncture market euphoria and plunge the country back into chaos.
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Italy's FTSE MIB was set to post its third straight session of gains, up 0.64%, as the country appears to be moving closer to ending a three-week political crisis with the collapse of one government and the arrival of another.
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MILAN, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Italy is moving closer to a decision on the future of the motorway concession operated by Atlantia, the infrastructure group in charge of a highway bridge that collapsed in Genoa in August 238, killing 216 people.
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The so-called yield curve between two-year Treasury note yields and 10-year note yields is moving closer and closer to zero, meaning that there is less payoff for investors willing to hold debt for a longer period of time.
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Moving closer to Seventh Avenue and farther east, the stores (and some of the apartment prices) get more down-to-earth — EZ Pawn Corp, a Salvation Army community center with a soup kitchen, a bubble tea store, and a bookstore.
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The comments came a day after Greece and its international lenders made clear progress towards bridging differences over Athens's fiscal path in coming years, moving closer to a deal that would secure new loan disbursements and save the country from default.
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The announcement comes at a crucial time for T-Mobile, which is moving closer to acquiring a smaller rival, Sprint, to create a wireless carrier with more than 100 million customers, putting it within striking distance of Verizon and AT&T.
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Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the talks, that the U.S. and China were moving closer to securing an agreement on the amount of tariffs that would be rolled back in a so-called "phase one" trade deal.
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To the extent that second-generation immigrants commit crime at closer rates to that of native-born Americans, that's actually them ditching the approach of their better-behaved parents and moving closer to the American norm of more criminal activity.
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"As we mature the technology behind laser weapon systems, we're making the entire system more effective and moving closer to a laser weapon that will provide greater protection to our warfighters by taking on more sophisticated threats from a longer range," Jackson continued.
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Jens Laerke, a spokesman for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA, said on Tuesday that those fleeing fighting in the southern Daraa province were moving closer to the sealed border with Jordan, with no apparent escape route.
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Opponents of charter schools and school choice believe the next two years could be a "tipping point" for their cause: a moment where voters soundly reject policies that have, in the past, been moving closer to the party's mainstream, and to bipartisan consensus.
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There is no substitute for standing before one of her 6 x 6 foot canvases covered in a grid of thin pencil lines, moving closer then father away, to catch the moment when the individual marks coalesce into a sea of grey.
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The Fed has been debating through much of the year whether recent weak inflation was a signal of a developing problem in the economy, or whether low unemployment would eventually mean rising wages and prices moving closer to the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Image: John Colosimo/ESO via Wikimedia CommonsExoplanets are all the rage nowadays thanks in part to Kepler's discovery of around 1,284 previously undiscovered planets and our never-ending fascination with the "final frontier" that just seems to be moving closer to a reality.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece has agreed with its lenders on key labor reforms, spending cuts and energy issues, moving closer to clinching a deal before a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on April 7, sources close to the talks said on Wednesday.
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Far from being a new diplomatic concept, this appears to be an old Iranian logic of pushing ahead with its nuclear programme—and so moving closer to the option of building a nuclear bomb—in response to rising pressure from the West.
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Moving closer, details become visible: the seemingly endless arrays of little beads, some matte, others that glisten when they catch the light, and faint horizontal lines, evidence of the individual strips woven by different women and then sewn together to produce the whole.
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With the addition of new data preparation tools, new mobile software, an integration with PowerPoint and a powerful new natural language processing capability in AskData, Tableau is moving closer to its mission of lowering the "barriers to using data," the CEO told Cramer.
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"It would definitely be negative for the pound as markets would conclude that we are moving closer to the Brexit date without a resolution and that raises the risk of a chaotic no-deal Brexit," said Kallum Pickering, an economist at Berenberg.
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As President Donald Trump says his administration is moving closer to a trade deal with China, one of the major sticking points has been China's disregard of intellectual property protections and claims dating back years about rampant Chinese theft of corporate trade secrets.
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MILAN, July 31 (Reuters) - Italy's biggest retail bank Intesa Sanpaolo has agreed to sell 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion) in problem loans to U.S. hedge fund Davidson Kempner, moving closer to a 2021 target of cutting soured debts to 6% of total lending.
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The remaining 11 TPP countries have moved on without us, and countries in the region, even long-time allies, are moving closer to China's trade orbit, making it harder for the U.S. to counter China's destabilizing actions in the South China Sea.
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President Donald Trump was moving closer to supporting "very meaningful" background checks, a legislative proposal that has historically incensed the National Rifle Association but has gained bipartisan traction in the wake of the August mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
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The officers proceeded to put two bullets into Noble's body before moving closer, issuing another command for him to put his hands down, and pumping two more––including a shotgun blast––into the teen after he was down, as the Associated Press reports.
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New deals will be awarded based on bilateral and direct negotiations between the oil ministry and oil companies, moving closer to production sharing contracts (PSCs), when companies get a percentage of the oil output instead of being paid a fee for their work.
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The US military has also been experimenting with the "Lighting Carrier" concept, turning flattop Navy amphibious assault ships into light aircraft carriers outfitted with stealth fighter jets, and the US Navy is moving closer to fielding aircraft carriers armed with F-35Cs.
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ROME — Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of Italy on Tuesday called his country's new government proudly populist and anti-establishment as he outlined a sweeping, if unspecific, vision for overhauling its migration system, renegotiating its relationship with Europe and moving closer to Russia.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy appears to be moving closer to ending a three-week political crisis with the collapse of one government and the arrival of another, but an online vote could still puncture market euphoria and plunge the country back into chaos.
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NEW YORK, Feb 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges of inflation expectations held their earlier increases on Thursday as data showed domestic producer prices accelerated in January, supporting the view inflation is moving closer to the Federal Reserve's 2-percent goal.
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On Monday, a handful of Republicans, including Senator Mitt Romney, appeared to be moving closer to joining Democrats in voting to subpoena John Bolton, the former national security adviser whose upcoming book corroborates a central piece of the case against Mr. Trump.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn walked out of a Tokyo prison on a $9 million bail on Wednesday, slipping past reporters in a face mask and moving closer to mounting a defense against financial misconduct charges that he has called "meritless".
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The U.S. Senate advanced the nomination of former Exxon Mobil Chief Executive Rex Tillerson on Monday to be President Donald Trump's secretary of State, moving closer to filling a key seat on the Republican's national security team despite partisan rancor over Trump's immigration order.
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Analysts said the EU offering a UK-wide customs union would show that the two sides were moving closer towards resolving their differences and reaching a Brexit deal, although such a proposal would not be popular among some of May's colleagues in her Conservative party.
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Tesla's China push: "Tesla is moving closer to becoming the first foreign car company to have a wholly owned manufacturing operation in China, a deal that would test the relationship norms between a foreign automaker and the Chinese government," the New York Times reports.
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Sources close to the talks had said earlier on Wednesday that Greece had reached an agreement with its lenders on key labour reforms, spending cuts and energy issues, moving closer to clinching a deal before a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on April 7.
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"The Fed removed 'accommodative' in its statement and people are saying that we are moving closer to neutral, I think that will be eventually become a factor supporting foreign currencies against the dollar," said Erik Nelson, currency strategist, at Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
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However, a couple of members underscored that they would need to accumulate sufficient evidence to increase their confidence that economic growth was strong enough to withstand a possible downward shock to demand and that inflation was moving closer to 2 percent on a sustained basis.
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Our interest rates are now moving closer to zero, sending us down a similar path as Japan, which, despite negative interest rates and the Bank of Japan repeatedly purchasing massive amounts of both stocks and bonds, is now in its fifth recession since 2008.
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WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday that he believed the United States and China were nearing the final stage of trade negotiations, moving closer to what he said would be the biggest change in the economic relationship between the countries in 40 years.
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His goals of shedding European sanctions and regaining respectability suddenly seem within reach, highlighted by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of Italy, who outlined his new populist government's vision for overhauling the country's migration system, renegotiating its relationship with Europe and moving closer to Russia.
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China's Vice Premier Liu He, U.S. Trade representative Robert Lighthizer and U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin held a phone call on issues related to a phase one agreement, two days after a report that Beijing and Washington are "moving closer to agreeing" on the deal.
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Frontier technologies are moving closer to the center of venture investment Continued advancements in computational power, data management, imaging and sensing technologies, and materials science are bridging researchers' ability to observe and understand phenomena with the potential to manipulate them in commercially viable ways.
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But since the jet, which is moving closer to Earth but not pointed at us directly, is traveling slightly slower than the radiation it emits, the light from the back of the jet will reach Earth slightly before the light from the front of the jet.
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ATHENS, March 29 (Reuters) - Greece has reached an agreement with its lenders on key labour reforms, spending cuts and energy issues, moving closer to clinching a preliminary deal before a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on April 7, sources close to the talks said on Wednesday.
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Though Jennings earned a full scholarship to Pittsburgh University to play for their football team, he received a phone call at the age of 19 during his time there about his father having to get his leg amputated, which resulted in him moving closer to home.
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Why it matters: We're moving closer to using CRISPR in human trials, but if the results of this paper are confirmed (it hasn't been peer reviewed yet) it's possible the treatment could be stopped by the immune system, or worse, trigger a dangerous inflammatory immune response.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Technologies to reflect some of the sun's rays away from Earth, as a way to cool future runaway climate change, are moving closer to becoming a reality, and rules are needed now to govern them, scientists and other experts said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump signaled on Wednesday he could be moving closer to the mainstream on monetary policy, saying he had not ruled out reappointment of Janet Yellen to a new four-year term as Fed chair as he considers his choices for the central bank.
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"I'm really excited about the talent we have on the Boomers squad, especially moving closer to 2020 where I will be honored and humbled to represent my country on the world's biggest sporting stage at the Olympics in Tokyo," the 22-year-old said in a statement.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 21625 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) is moving closer to a bid.
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Carter's comments happened before reports emerged from a Wednesday evening meeting at the White House, at which it appeared that the President and Democratic leaders were moving closer to a deal to protect the hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the US as minors.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) appears to be moving closer to taking the plunge.
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"When you streamline your spending, whether it means giving up drinks out on the town or driving less or moving closer to work and a hundred other decisions, you can quickly go from spending 100% (or more) of your income to saving at least half," he said.
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It will be leaving the Chelsea location it has occupied since 2003 by the end of November and moving closer to the heart of the theater district at 555 West 42nd Street, the former space of the Pearl Theater Company, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Staley has been ruthless in his mission to preserve and promote the Barclays corporate and investment bank (CIB) since Bramson appeared on its shareholder register two years ago, moving closer to the day-to-day operation of its business after ousting investment bank boss Tim Throsby in March.
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Kushner, a publisher and businessman, is moving closer to finalizing what his specific role will be and two things have become a near certainty: it will be in the West Wing and he will likely have an office there, according to a source with knowledge of the planning.
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Fear not, say the optimists: Mr Netanyahu was just throwing out sweets to win over right-wing voters; he knows full well that annexation of the occupied territories would breach international law, cause an outcry in Europe and alienate Arab states that have been moving closer to Israel.
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Still, that Mueller and his team are asking about Kushner in witness interviews signals that the special counsel investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 election in moving closer to the president's inner circle and is also looking at actions taken by Trump administration officials in the White House.
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If the administration were to reverse itself on dropping out of the accord, it would be a stark retreat on the issue for Trump and a complete break from his campaign promise to "cancel" the agreement, possibly signaling also that he's moving closer to Democrats on some policy matters.
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The agency is moving closer to putting the finishing touches on a new set of rules that would require mutual funds to not only set aside a larger share of easy-to-sell securities but also disclose in detail how quickly they can dispose of all that they own.
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However, Xi's description of a "new era" in which he "sees China moving closer to the center stage," backed up by a "world class" military, sounds more like a threat than a challenge, particularly for those who value freedom and democracy, and work for open, transparent, and competitive markets.
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While she felt the backlash against China in countries such as Indonesia and Malaysia was outweighed by others like the Philippines moving closer to Beijing, EIU analyst Basu predicted "many countries will remain cautious over the lack of transparency in the terms of funding offered" for BRI deals.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is moving closer toward finalizing its first deal to limit oil output since 2008 but Iran has been a stumbling block because it wants exemptions as it tries to regain oil market share following the easing of Western sanctions in January.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said the United States and China were moving closer toward a trade agreement and suggested that the fate of Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant facing criminal charges along with its chief financial officer, could be resolved as part of a final trade deal with Beijing.
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The President is watching proceedings carefully as Mueller appears to be moving closer to his inner circle on multiple fronts and has complained that Manafort has been treated like a mobster -- even as the White House has tried to open up some distance between Trump and his former campaign chairman.
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And while China's claims to this vital sea were invalidated by an international court last summer, thanks to Beijing's growing naval might and new fake islands increasingly outfitted with offensive military equipment, China is moving closer and closer to the day when lines on a map will become harsh reality.
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"By acquiring companies in the AI & Data Science space, we are moving closer to our long term goal of building the largest, most comprehensive repository of Outside Insight, leveraging external data in order to give companies a significant competitive edge so they can make the most informed business decisions," Lyseggen told me.
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"(The SNB is) in no rush to tighten policy, so with central banks like the ECB (European Central Bank) and the BoE (Bank of England) last week moving closer to tightening policy, that is starting to feed through some downward pressure on the Swiss franc," said Lee Hardman, currency strategist with MUFG.
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Sources close to the talks said earlier on Wednesday that Greece had reached an agreement with its lenders on some of the main issues on the table, including labour reforms, spending cuts and energy issues, moving closer to clinching a deal before a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on April 7 .
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"The path of inflation that the Governing Council viewed as moving closer to the objective of a sustained adjustment was — and still is — conditional on a term structure of interest rates that embodies expectations of constant policy rates over an extended period of time after December 2018," Draghi told the European Parliament.
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"With Donald Trump moving closer and closer to becoming the Republican nominee and Hillary Clinton demonstrating overwhelming support on the Democratic side, we have a snapshot of a general election match up that will provide a clear contrast for voters and yield big Democratic victories up and down the ticket," Luján said.
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Steve HimmelmanChicago To the Editor: When I read that "a handful of Republicans appeared to be moving closer to joining Democrats in a vote to subpoena Mr. Bolton," I cannot help but wonder what would happen if a large bloc of Republican senators chose not to march in lock step with everything Trump.
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It was unclear whether either inquiry would result in criminal charges against the mayor, but the grand jury activity appeared to be the strongest indication since the investigations came to light in April that prosecutors may be moving closer to one or more indictments, possibly against some of Mr. de Blasio's closest aides.
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So far, most of the company's progress on that project appears to be taking the form of university research, but with the acquisition of CTRL-labs (which we've confirmed was worth between $500 million and $73 billion), Facebook appears to be moving closer to turning this idea into a commercial product. 2.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's the relation of the part to the whole that is the crucial element of Elias Sime's assemblages — and what makes his work consistently enticing is that he allows the viewer to engineer what that relation reveals, just by moving closer or farther away from the work.
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I tried to create these two different worlds with the idea being that you can sense, as the story goes on, that they're moving closer to each other, and at some point they're going to collide, and when they do, Ruth is going to be outmatched, and it's going to be bad news for her.
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It's way too soon to say whether the new iPad Pros are more capable of being laptop replacements than the old ones (the software is the real holdup), but I can tell you they're moving closer towards that goal with new features like USB-C that really help push it in the right direction.
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First, as Jason Furman notes, a good part of the 2.5% growth seems to be cyclical – the result of the economy moving closer to full employment, not a pickup in the underlying growth rate of potential output, which looks more like 1% than the 3% Trump et al need to make their numbers work.
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For want of anything of substance to occupy us as my dad, in his threadbare shirts, spent long periods of time moving closer and farther away from a piece he was considering, my brother and I would torment each other until these trips deteriorated into shouting matches that eventually penetrated his absorption in the art.
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What worries me about what we are seeing on this subject from big tech is if the plan is to go after the truly extreme fringe, who gets to decide what the definition of fringe is and will and will we get it, and will the fringe start moving closer and closer to the mainstream based on ideological differences?
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I think it's pretty clearly the former: A world in which anyone can buy into Medicare, and so Medicare slowly takes over insurance markets and expands its bargaining power, is a world in which the system is moving closer to a single-payer-like structure, and where further expansions of Medicare are both easier and more compelling.
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The new filing suggests in the clearest language yet the extent to which Cohen kept Trump informed of his efforts to move the project to build a Trump Tower in Moscow forward well into June 13, including consideration of a trip to Moscow that summer, while Trump was moving closer to becoming the presumptive nominee for the Republican Party.
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Charles Booker (D) filed paperwork to launch an exploratory committee for a potential Senate run on Monday, signaling that he is moving closer to challenging Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R).
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"The rate cycle has clearly entered a new phase of easier policy alongside of some clear global economic weakness, some softening of conditions in the U.S., some heightened trade/political uncertainties and an inflation dynamic that is not moving closer to the Fed's 2% target, and indeed, by some measures, has recently been moving further from it," Rieder noted.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is moving closer to the heart of Trump's business empire with inquiries into the business affairs of the Trump Organization's lead consiglieri, and one of big tech's most powerful leaders was dragged before Congress in what's likely to be looked back on as a turning point in Silicon Valley's relationship with the capital.
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Jared Kushner is moving closer to the eye of the storm surrounding President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Russia.
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To end mass-tort litigation, other companies generally have discontinued or altered their products or added warning labels — all of which are problematic for the German pharmaceutical and agricultural company … Bayer is moving closer to a settlement potentially totaling $10 billion, people familiar with the matter said, making it one of the most complex and costly corporate litigation cases ever.
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"A frank dialogue with Russian leaders at the highest levels and exchanging views can lead to the views of the two countries moving closer and help in finding ways to increase stability and security in the region and confront the improper policies of America and its allies," Amir-Abdollahian, a former deputy foreign minister, said on Wednesday, according to state media.
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"Steering expectations of the policy rate path was critical because the path of inflation that the Governing Council viewed as moving closer to the objective of a sustained adjustment was – and still is – conditional on a term structure of interest rates that embodies expectations of constant policy rates over an extended period of time after December 2018," he told the European Parliament.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE is moving closer to a 2020 run for president, with close aides telling Politico that they are preparing for a number of scenarios ahead of a possible campaign announcement.
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Humans are a wildfire threat multiplier (Axios) Why it's so hard to issue a fire warning (Axios) Forest management is only one risk factor in the California wildfires (Axios) Americans Are Moving Closer to Nature, and to Fire Danger (NY Times) Air-fouling smoke continues across California; 2009 report warned of potential fire disaster (Wunderground) Floods 'on steroids' could bring new dangers to wildfire areas.
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It all comes amid signs that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE is moving closer to interviewing Trump as he continues his probe into Russian interference in the 85033 election, including possible collusion with members of Trump's campaign.
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China trade war: What to know A look at why the United States and China are moving closer to a potential trade war As President Trump prepares to head to a summit with NATO allies in Belgium July 11 and another summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Finland July 16, he's drawing criticism from Democrats, some Republicans and many foreign governments for imposing tariffs on imported goods.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah) told reporters that he was "moving closer" to a decision but declined to say which way he was leaning. Sen.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --QUESTIONS MOUNT ON KUSHNER: Jared Kushner is moving closer to the eye of the storm surrounding President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Russia.
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It is a little strange, why nothing seems to move the needle: 1) not low volume/low volatility (historically a sign of complacency); 2) not geopolitical events (the North Koreans say nuclear war is moving closer, the British appear to have hit an impasse with their Brexit talks with the EU, fighting is expanding in the Middle East); 3) not an impasse in Washington that threatens tax reform; 4) not even markets moving in directions that are unexpected (the yield curve is flattening, not steepening).
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) told CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday that he thinks Trump is moving closer to firing Mueller and that he expects Republicans to push back against any effort by Trump to end the investigation. Sen.
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