Moving for work, love or just a change of pace?
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"That was really moving for me," says Ann Makosinski, 22.
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People are moving for all different reasons, job transfers, downsizing, upsizing.
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Also: Moving for a job; housing problems in the Bay Area.
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"Moving for Medicare for All is the way to go," Sanders said.
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"We had this thing moving for most of 2019," Mr. Mullin said.
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"(Ng) was selfless, brave and always moving for the next challenge," it added.
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Ahead, a close look at the most common trends in moving for young Americans.
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But I made the decision to go, and that was really moving for me.
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We have been moving for decades now from a print culture to an audiovisual one.
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Motion capture sensors recreate his unique way of moving for a CGI version of himself.
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I saw he said that, and it was very moving for me, and very gratifying.
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She just sat there, soaking up the sympathy from the audience, never moving, for weeks.
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Dr. Ayers dismissed the method, saying he's seen animals moving for minutes after being stunned.
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"The walls had been moving for several weeks and cracks had appeared," Ms. Dorbeaux said.
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Moving expenses: Workers moving for a new job were once able to deduct related expenses.
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As anyone in Kosovo knows, stop moving for long enough and someone will come bury you.
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As I was moving for a new job, I carried all my life's possessions with me ...
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Repeat three or four times or until you've been moving for at least five straight minutes.
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A California fault capable of producing devastating earthquakes is moving for the first time on record.
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AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner will get the ball moving for many other deals, she added.
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To keep the pipeline moving for space exploration concepts, NASA regularly entertains pitches via its NIAC program.
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His family has lived in the area for decades, he said, but is considering moving for good.
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The letter is moving for how plaintive it is, but also for its sense of personal betrayal.
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But keep on moving, for ultimately, our society is an unfinished project — and we shouldn't stop here.
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The orchestra's journey to Pyongyang in 2008 was surprisingly emotional and quite moving for all of us.
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William Kimsey, who teaches English, is fed up and is moving for a teaching job in Indonesia.
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"Beyond 2025, we think electric vehicles will begin to be needle-moving for oil demand," Molchanov said.
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And for the first time in the nation's history, big numbers of Americans have stopped moving for work.
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Getting your body moving for as little as 10 minutes releases GABA, a soothing neurotransmitter that reduces stress.
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"Let's face it, it is the rare occasion where a family is moving for mom's job," she said.
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Today, Clutter is announcing its expansion into the world of moving, offering in-city moving for $65/mover/hour.
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Fewer people are moving for work opportunities because they're discouraged by high costs, particularly housing, in job-rich cities.
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"One more domino going down can help get the energy moving for other Republicans thinking about expansion," Vitti said.
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When there is a very divided political and cultural moment, it could certainly keep some people from moving for opportunities.
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I am seeing a migration of people from the Bay Area to L.A. — people who are moving for the lifestyle.
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We are the highest tax nation in the world, but its corporate inversions and they are moving for something else.
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The wording implies that there has to be something moving for the forces to be equal—but that's not true.
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A California fault that could produce a massive earthquake started moving for the first time following earthquakes near Ridgecrest, Calif.
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They use them to gently tug the rat back into position, or into action if it stops moving for too long.
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Before I got up to rescue it, the robot just sat there, happily sucking away without moving for about five minutes.
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"The combination of eating a large meal and then not moving for hours may be toxic for the body," Diaz added.
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Because of a common narrative that Afghans are moving for economic reasons, countries have closed their borders to these refugees specifically.
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In January 2018, Emirates ordered 20 additional A380s that would have kept the A380 production line moving for the next decade.
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But there will be many people who are confident about their job security — or moving for job offers that haven't evaporated.
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She plays a newly single woman who decides to go on one last New York adventure before moving for her dream job.
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By the time they stepped into safety in Turkey, it was light, and they had been moving for more than eight hours.
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He sometimes recommends people start with movement by observing how their body feels when its been moving for long periods of time.
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Those moving for a job usually apply for jobs in multiple cities, then pick the city based on the offers they got.
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Opsani is one such company using AI to make decisions that are too numerous and fast-moving for humans to make effectively.
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The nurses spoke about how proud they were of Hughes ... which was incredibly moving for the longtime UFC champ and his family.
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Yet the most thorough research on wealth migration suggests that the numbers of rich people moving for lower taxes is relatively small.
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My biggest fear is hitting a comfortable spot, because I want to keep things moving, for my sake as much as others.
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Team pay rates involve two truck drivers trading off shifts in order to keep the truck moving for days at a time.
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The story of his meeting a man (you guessed it: online) is all the more moving for its understatement and delayed delivery.
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As skittish as she appears, Ms. Garfield seems tethered to the stage; you get the feeling that moving, for her, is life-affirming.
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And if there's no industry diversity and government jobs disappear, moving for work and services might not be so easy for some Alaskans.
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Manning, on the other hand, could not get the offense moving for the Giants (2-13) and got no help on the ground.
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Cotter told his interviewers that seeing their character Bill in the game The Last of Us was deeply moving for him, personally and professionally.
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In regards to the Florida shooting, the "children" are the ones moving for change in a broken system, when adults refuse to do so.
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Prior to the wedding, Lenny opened up to PEOPLE about how walking his only child down the aisle would be particularly moving for him.
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I'm in crushing debt from being laid off, from moving for a career, from supporting myself in school, and having to take out student loans.
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"Her comments have the potential to be market-moving for the pound, which remains very sensitive to Brexit developments," MUFG analysts said in a note.
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WE HAVE GLOBAL CAPITAL MOVING IN DIFFERENT PLACES AT DIFFERENT TIMES IN ECONOMIC CYCLES THAT CAPITAL IS MOVING FOR DIFFERENT REASONS AND DIFFERENT RETURN REQUIREMENTS.
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After moving for years at a glacial pace, she now wants an abbreviated and expedited impeachment process with just a few weeks of evidentiary preparation.
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The final category is team, in which two truck drivers trade off shifts in order to keep the truck moving for days at a time.
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Still, the senior author, Dr. Ingmar Skoog, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Gothenburg, said that women should get moving for many reasons.
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Especially moving for me was the astounding video, "Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death" by Arthur Jafa at Gavin Brown's Enterprise in 2016.
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According to data by the marketing company Finaccord, individuals moving for employment will be the most rapidly growing category of expatriates between 2017 and 2021.
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Gilbert, also a former president of the Screen Actors Guild, says she and Busfield are "starting from scratch" and claims they are moving for work reasons.
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So if you're sitting without moving, for example, the Orro will still be able to hear that you're in the room and leave the lights on.
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Like if a car is double parked and not moving for a certain length of time, that could be a sign of an illegal narcotics transaction.
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"[It is] progress that has been moving for years in the right direction," said Christie, who served as a special assistant under President George W. Bush.
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A new study warns that the Garlock fault, which runs through the Mojave Desert in southern California, has been moving for the first time on record.
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My eyes were never in pain or discomfort, I just felt the way a person does after laying in one spot without moving for a while.
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A woman boarded a bus on Fifth Avenue with a cooked turkey, but after not moving for hours, the passengers and the driver ate the bird.
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It was too slow-moving for those who were paying close attention, and a little too rich for those who do indeed look for no-brainers.
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The trip is scary — they are frequently lost — but mostly it is moving for the way it allows them to reckon with each other and themselves.
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Netanyahu, whose elder brother Yonatan, a commander in the operation, was killed in the incident, said he found every visit to Uganda "profoundly moving" for this reason.
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No longer exercise-averse, I am going to start scheduling workout dates with friends with this new drive to get moving for both physical and mental health.
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But they are looking for higher-level skills than those possessed by the men and women who ordinarily would be found in caravans, moving for better times.
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Cancer and Sagittarius compatibility Sagittarius is too fast-moving for Cancerians: Sagittariuses love quickies and adventure, while Cancerians want lots of foreplay and a sense of security.
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Their meeting was so moving for Drake, he dedicated his latest album Views to her, writing "I pray for your well-being every day" in the credits.
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Researchers using that approach — a set of atoms where there's practically no motion — require some mechanism of keeping them from moving, for which some cases involve refrigeration.
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Government deposits at the central bank allocated for economic development projects dropped by 98.8 billion riyals in November and December, after barely moving for most of 2016.
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He also learned that his job would prevent him from moving for several years, which meant our plans for travel and a cabin would have to wait.
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There's some similar back patting in "Nassim," which is directed by Omar Elerian, but this work is smaller and gentler and a lot more moving for it.
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This movie was a labor of love for many people – myself included – so to see it recognized in this way is very moving for all of us.
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This movie was a labour of love for many people - myself included - so to see it recognised in this way is very moving for all of us.
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Despite any chemical difference, mice injected with PET acted like they were stoned—lazing around more, not moving for long periods of time, and feeling less pain.
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Depending on where in the country a homeowner lives, moving for a new job might not be as easy as it used to be: New research from Trulia.
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Getting your body moving for as little as 10 minutes releases GABA, a neurotransmitter that makes your brain feel soothed and keeps you in control of your impulses.
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Just hire someone to do the moving for you while you beam your face onto a ChameleonMask from the comfort of your bed and offer words of encouragement.
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It'll tell you when you're ready to move for YOU, even if on the surface it seems like you're moving for a job or for a new relationship.
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While some high earners may be moving for tax reasons, New Jersey, New York, California and other states are replacing rich people faster than they are losing them.
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His sentiments are good and even vaguely noble, the sort of rhetoric that speaks to a strain of civic patriotism that can be genuinely moving for many Americans.
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More than half India's 104 million tribal people live outside their traditional habitats, with many also moving for jobs and educational opportunities, according to the tribal affairs ministry.
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The Fed also will be moving for the first time into corporate bonds, purchasing the investment-grade securities in primary and secondary markets and through exchange-traded funds.
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We spoke with the 27-year-old about his future plans with Vince McMahon's company ... and he says the wheels are already moving for a career in wrasslin'!!!
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The hike, originally planned for October, has already been delayed once and Abe may be moving for another postponement due to anemic economic growth and essentially non-existent inflation.
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" The star called the entire experience "a blessing" and said she "got to hear what I have meant to my friends and family – it's been quite moving for me.
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On Thursday, scientists released a study warning that the Garlock fault, which runs through the Mojave Desert in southern California, has been moving for the first time on record.
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Animal advocates are moving for the ban, because the procedure, which removes bones from a cat's paw, is painful for the animal and can lead to permanent nerve damage.
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In recent years, biomechanics labs around the world have been experimenting with various devices meant to ease the difficulties of moving for both people and their silicon counterparts, robots.
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If the trunks weren't moving for five minutes, the researchers took this as a sign that the elephants were asleep—the study points out that this could overestimate sleep times.
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The confluence of Obama's action and Putin's demurral will test Trump right from the jump, as moving for steadier relations with Moscow will now come at a heightened domestic cost.
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But many times the break appears to be part of a delay strategy, which has frustrated tennis officials eager to keep things moving for less-patient spectators and television viewers.
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That experience was so moving for me and inspired me to connect the dots to my own experiences as a queer African person in diaspora and begin work on Limit(less).
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Geographic mobility also could be encouraged through clever reforms such as funding for mobility grants and allowing welfare benefits to be portable, lowering the cost of moving for the economically disadvantaged.
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A couple of weeks after graduating from high school, she set her plan in motion — moving for a year to New York City before making the inevitable jump west to Los Angeles.
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In 2003 Henri Cartier-Bresson chose a photo by Mr Sammallahti—one of 100 images that the French master found most "stimulating, joyful and moving"—for his foundation's inaugural exhibition in Paris.
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Now, those buyers are moving for work reasons, according to a representative for Sotheby's, and the home is up for sale again, listed for $1.899 million with Morrison House Sotheby's International Realty.
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"If it's not possible to get people to come to London, and if existing people start moving for some reason, I think the position of London is somewhat in danger," he said.
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And over two decades ago, in 1994, over 100 Bahamian dancers dressed up in diverse costumes for a judged performance, moving for hours in the masquerade known as Junkanoo, typically occuring at Christmastime.
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In Britain, where the central bank has left its key interest rate at a record low for seven years and shows no sign of moving for at least another, inflation is even weaker.
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In moving for repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846 (a campaign which this newspaper was founded to support), Sir Robert Peel acknowledged concerns about the harm this might do to agricultural labourers.
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I find the shows moving for another reason as well: It's here that the industry announces not just to itself, but to everyone watching, what it thinks an arresting woman looks like now.
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"If he (Morrison) refuses to do so, we will be moving for a parliamentary commission of inquiry with royal commission-like powers as soon as parliament returns," Di Natale said in a statement.
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The government is keen to get the market moving for these problem assets after a three-year recession between 2012 and 2014 lifted lenders' bad loans to 18 percent of their total lending.
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It seems that few are moving for more money: according to the National Foundation for Educational Research, a charity, about as many leave to become teaching assistants as to go into the private sector.
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More than anything, I'll remember a character telling Murphy, "Hey Capa, we're all stardust" — a statement that's all the more moving for being delivered casually, seconds before Capa makes a terrifying leap into the unknown.
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In a briefing for a group of reporters, three senior administration officials involved in sanctions work described a process that is slow moving for legal reasons and cannot be accelerated in response to negative headlines.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Apple invested $1 billion in Didi Chuxing, China's biggest ride-hailing service, moving for the first time into on-demand transportation in one of the largest-ever strategic investments by the iPhone maker.
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The offering certainly seems to be compelling for renters — while Chatzieleftheriou initially focused on serving business travelers and those moving for work, he quickly realized the market for flexible leasing was in fact much bigger.
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They're moving for the same reason you would move if another city offered to cover 75 percent of your new mansion's cost and you could keep your Airbnb earnings so long as you relocated there.
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Even as the economy revs back up and the labor market inches closer to what economists consider full employment, labor economists note one seeming anomaly: The number of Americans moving for a job has been dropping.
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Elisabeth Theodore, a lawyer at Arnold & Porter who helped challenge the map, says her team "will be moving for summary judgment shortly and seeking a permanent injunction against use of the map" in the 2020 election.
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"The long and short of it is," Thomas Miller, a health policy expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, recently told me, that "nothing's going to be moving for the next month or so" on healthcare.
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Anyone lucky enough to be looking at the right part of the sky when Tiangong-1 starts its fiery descent will likely see a glowing object moving for several minutes, like a shooting star but slower.
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Everything most of us do, we do through it: calling our parents, getting to work, moving for a job, taking the family on vacation, finding food for the evening or staying warm in a polar vortex.
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They are now asking the Supreme Court to step in, a decision that reflects the conflict between some states moving for tighter gun laws and gun rights groups who say the laws do nothing to stop massacres.
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If there's a refusal and he's held in contempt, and he refuses to abide by the Constitution, then you get into the question of whether it rises to the level of somebody on the Hill moving for impeachment.
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The change announced Friday requires that people have coverage at some point in the preceding 60 days, which is intended to prevent people from moving for the sole purpose of becoming eligible to sign up for health insurance.
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Frederick's paintings are unpeopled; it's the writers' job to bring the actors onto his bleak stages, and they do so with skill and pleasure, moving for the most part beyond the given scene and details of the paintings.
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On Friday night, the Phil would begin its final run of performances before moving for the summer from the Disney Hall (indoors, posh) to the Hollywood Bowl (outdoors, Sting plays there, you can eat a Snickers in your seat).
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"We weren't seeing bills moving for months until so many abortion bans got passed that blue states started to feel the pressure," said Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit advocacy group that supports abortion rights.
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Mistake No. 1: Rushing Jamie Viggiano, owner of the Philadelphia-based J. Viggiano & Co. Furniture Delivery, has worked in moving for 30 years and said the biggest mistake that people make is not being ready when the movers show up.
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Immediately after standing or moving for 10 minutes or more, the volunteers performed better on all the tests of thinking, compared with when they were sitting all day — and the gains were greatest after they pedaled their under-desk bikes.
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This is good news for job seekers who may be moving for non-professional reasons, such as to care for an aging relative or accompany a spouse on a military transfer, or those workers who may need to move in the future.
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The conservative Freedom Caucus has already given its party leadership trouble before, moving for the ouster of former House Speaker John Boehner and pushing the hard-line positions on government spending that led to a stalemate and government shutdown in 2013. Rep.
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The Little Prince was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry during his escape to New York City when France fell to occupation during World War II. This poetic little novella is shockingly philosophical and moving for what most people consider a children's book.
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But the groundwork is already laid in North America and parts of Europe, where researchers using the data have uncovered where professionals are moving for work, what the gender gap is in various fields and industries where word of mouth matters most.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong regulators announced new prudential lending measures on Friday to cool a red-hot property market, moving for the second time in six months to discourage buyers from pushing up residential prices that are already at record highs.
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Married women without children are more likely than their husbands to make career decisions that end up negatively impacting their earning potential, whether that involves passing on job opportunities, moving for a spouse's job, or not moving because of a spouse's job.
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Roberts, 32, started taking neonatal vitamins, tracking her menstrual cycle carefully, taking over-the-counterovulation tests, and even trying a few wacky internet suggestions, such as putting her legs up in the air after sex and not moving for half an hour.
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Calle specifically asked the women responding for the project "Take Care of Yourself" to avoid pathos or pathology, to analyze rather than vent, resulting in a work that champions imagination, and is all the more moving for its lack of negativity or bitterness.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Net migration to Britain fell to its lowest level in nearly six years during the year to June, driven by a pre-Brexit fall in the arrival of European Union (EU) citizens moving for work, official data showed on Thursday.
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Neither Trump nor his transition spokesman Jason Miller have commented on the rumored pick, but Miller applauded Puzder on Wednesday, saying, "He's someone who is both a job creator and understands what we need to do to help get our economy moving for everybody."
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The 9/11 Gallery ("sponsored by Comcast") was still moving for me as a lifelong New Yorker but, like the Berlin Wall exhibit and much of the museum, just by virtue of its subject matter, felt perpetually dated and devoid of context for the present we inhabit.
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Roosevelt's Steinbaum and Mike Konczal argued in 2016 that low levels of demand have led to less labor mobility (fewer people switching jobs and moving for work), less entrepreneurship, and more concentration of profits in a handful of companies at the expense of competitors and potential new challengers.
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"Railway needs to keep moving for the benefit of the Canadian economy cutting off that movement of oil just after Keystone (oil pipeline) leaked again and is operating at reduced flow wouldn't be helpful," said John Zahary, CEO of Altex Energy, which operates terminals in western Canada that load oil onto trains.
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When Sarek (Spock's father, who raised Michael as his ward, in a new bit of Trek retconning) shows up to aid Michael via the Vulcan mind meld, it's surprisingly moving for a scene involving a character who keeps talking about the danger of human emotion, thanks to the way the flashbacks suggested Sarek's bond with Michael had grown over the years.
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"In physical education classes, there is a lot of standing around, a lot of minutes of kids waiting to do an activity, and sometimes kids are only moving for about 15 minutes during a 50-minute class," said Dr. Donnelly, who co-authored a statement on the effects of physical activity and academic achievement in children that was published last year by the American College of Sports Medicine.
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Or, rather, we are in a situation where the constitutional responsibility of Congress is to step up to the plate and do something — either launching its own investigation or moving for the appointment of a new special counsel or expanding Mueller's mandate or some other step to ascertain whether or not it's true that Trump was the architect of a criminal scheme for which his former fixer and personal attorney is headed to jail.
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