Though moving from "worker" to "retiree" changes a person's life much more than moving from "unemployed" to "retired," it barely changes life satisfaction at all.
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The most difficult thing about moving from journalism to politics?
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Now UBI is moving from the theoretical to the practical.
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We are moving from low inflation to accelerating moderate inflation.
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Moving from Chicago to the South was a culture shock.
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Maybe you're moving from a director to a manager role.
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It was me moving from one location to another location.
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Moving from typewriters to word processors made workers more efficient.
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This was a passenger vehicle moving from Pasto toward Cali.
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There's really only a downside for moving from that line publicly.
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THERE ARE PEOPLE CLOSING SUBSCRIPTIONS OR MOVING FROM PRINT TO DIGITAL.
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Boys remained chirpy, their score hardly moving from 8.3 to 8.2.
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"We are moving from frustration to construction and work," he added.
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"I was moving from St. Louis to Milwaukee," Mr. McKinney said.
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How has moving from Miami to New York impacted your creativity?
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Moving from one subway car to another is no easy task.
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They're "switchetarians," moving from one kind of animal consumption to another.
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The clips complement Baldwin's way of moving from paradox to paradox.
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She suspected a cancer-causing virus moving from host to host.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise is moving from Palo Alto to San Jose.
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We have thousands of customers moving from SQL Server to Aurora.
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"We don't plan on moving from here anytime soon," says Versteeg.
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His subsequent career would find him moving from genre to genre.
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So that's the beginning of moving from narrow AI to triage.
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Moving from development to deployment takes millions of dollars of investment.
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"Every modernized person is moving from Facebook to VK," he wrote.
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There is power in moving from the sidelines to the center.
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Moving from front to all-wheel drive is a $24.9,5953 option.
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Plant-based diets are moving from fringe to fad to mainstream.
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It's moving from cars driven by people to self-driving vehicles.
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Why are certain players moving from one suspicious club to another?
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Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian-Americans moving from India.
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Chris Rock is moving from laughs to screams with his next project.
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It's really a question of [the Fed] moving from three to two.
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Moving from Malaysia to New Zealand, our family has seen it all.
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The duo wed in 2005 before moving from Chicago to New York.
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Until then, here is Google's guide to moving from Inbox to Gmail.
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Moving from the informal to the formal economy can be that simple.
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Moving from one location to another in Look Around is incredibly smooth.
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This technology is moving from fantasy to reality at a steady pace.
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Only Kyushu University saw its ranking improve, moving from #853 to #285.
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We're moving from Title II to Title I. Wonkier it cannot be.
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You can improve the architecture: moving from 32-bit to 64-bit.
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"For four days we hid, moving from place to place," she recalls.
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That also gets an 18-percent increase, moving from $5.49 to $6.49.
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Moving from an industry to a profession will help rekindle investor trust.
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Daniel Haudenschild is moving from EY to Swisscom to head the unit.
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Raheem Morris, 43, is moving from wide receivers coach to secondary coach.
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Will we be moving from a welfare state to a warfare state?
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The largest socioeconomic segment moving from California is the upper-middle class.
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This year's race is on Sunday, moving from its traditional Saturday slot.
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Besides, she says, she worries about the convention moving from Joshua Tree.
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Are you surprised by him moving from the bombastic stuff to this?
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Financially unstable, the family was repeatedly uprooted, moving from neighborhood to neighborhood.
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Want to do a good deed today without moving from your seat?
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"People aren't moving from weak economies to better economies," Mr. Zandi said.
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She spends an almost silent ten minutes moving from one to another.
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Moving from sound bites to concrete steps may be Trump's biggest challenge.
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But moving from a promise to concrete practice is the hard part.
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The students persisted, moving from table to table to make their pleas.
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We're moving from Title II to Title I. Wonkier it cannot be.
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We may be moving from fire and fury to potential peace and prosperity.
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Creative blockage is often caused by moving from familiar tasks to new ones.
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For a long time, she thought that meant moving from Vancouver to Montreal.
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AI-produced artwork is moving from the fringes into the fine-art world.
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But moving from conflict to cooperation is not easy after centuries of mistrust.
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Documenting someone's life doesn't necessitate moving from beginning to end, or even linearly.
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"This is moving from an experimental technique to a practical application," Matthews said.
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Biometric authentication is moving from phones to laptops and onward to... public bathrooms.
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He said the baboon kept moving from branch to branch, carrying the cub.
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Ep. 5, " Helping" Heidi and Walter's relationship is moving from clinical to playful.
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Moving from Parse to Firebase and Batch creates more dependencies on other platforms.
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Those moving from slums were thrilled by relatively spacious rooms and indoor bathrooms.
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Swap. Moving from Bangalore to Pune for a new high paying tech job?
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It's moving from the north side of the lagoon to the south end.
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Moving from Baltimore to Brooklyn also changed the way I think about drag.
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The new employees will be moving from Seattle to New Relic's Portland offices.
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Specifically Microsoft is moving from FedRAMP moderate to high ratings on 50 services.
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"Let me help you," she said, moving from her seat across the car.
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Of course, lots of rich people are moving from the Northeast to Florida.
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Instead, it's moving from Wenner Media, home of Rolling Stone, to American Media.
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Make no mistake, the fight is moving from the battlefield to the internet.
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Patterson quit, saying he was moving from the area, according to the company.
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It was the first case of the virus moving from pig to human.
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Usually, they camp in the houses they renovate, moving from job to job.
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Jim Justice, who announced he was moving from Team Democrat to Team GOP.
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Moving from a bigger city to a smaller city made everything much harder.
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There's already a lot of people moving from coastal communities into those areas.
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As a military wife, Mamie Eisenhower was constantly moving from posting to posting.
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We kept moving from room to room until I couldn't take it anymore.
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Moving from East to West often means conforming to Western standards and formalities.
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Listening to your own voice and moving from that place first and foremost.
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Moving from one gender role to another is a long, time-consuming process.
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But largely, we are moving from a hardware cycle to a software cycle.
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It's children moving from motel room to crammed apartment and back out again.
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Wells Fargo has spent the last two years moving from crisis to crisis.
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Which words or phrases did they use when moving from point to point?
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Moving from easy to hard could require a substantial redesign of your technology.
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Zahra returned to Hajin two days ago, after moving from camp to camp.
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Carlitos's sole reason for living is moving from one transgression to the next.
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"People are moving from the unregulated market to the regulated market," Bradley explained.
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It's official ... Miranda Lambert has bounced back, moving from country to R&B.
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More people moving from Youngstown to Chicago means fewer workers left in Youngstown.
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For players moving from other continents, however, little cultural differences can pose big challenges.
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This is especially true for someone who's moving from college to their first apartment.
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The plane vanished just as it was moving from Greek to Egyptian airspace control.
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The acclaimed musical picked up $4 million after moving from five to 200 theaters.
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Katherine Heigl is moving from 27 Dresses to 27 diaper changes in one day.
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"This announcement means that Shell is moving from ambition to firm targets," Logan added.
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Drone delivery is moving from concept to reality with a spate of new trials.
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He graduated from Wilde Lake High School in Columbia after moving from Yakima, Wash.
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Campling said mobile devices are moving from liquid crystal display (LCD) technology to OLED.
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We've got to get people moving from part-time work to full-time work.
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This means the storm isn't moving from east to west, like most Atlantic hurricanes.
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Clinton worked the ropeline after the event, moving from tearful conversation to tearful conversation.
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The first is Binance's own BNB token, which is moving from ERC20 to BEP2.
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In 2015 we picked Myanmar, for moving from "larcenous dictatorship" to "something resembling democracy".
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"We're now moving from a research company into a more commercial setting," says Irvine.
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You can improve the software: moving from Windows 8 to Windows 10, for instance.
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Corporate media consulting and ad dollars are moving from Madison Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Your friend who's always moving from one sublet to another or crashing on couches.
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The challenge remains in moving from well-being to real prevention and disease interception.
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Bjerregaard has not played much this year, instead busy moving from London to Monaco.
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Can you explain what the transition was like moving from Portmore to the Bronx?
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It means we're moving from the on-demand era to the on-supply era.
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Obama, of course, just worked the process in reverse, moving from politician to celebrity.
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Like music and movies, television is moving from more traditional modes to online streaming.
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The category's growth seemed almost unprecedented, moving from novelty to ubiquity in no time.
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But Gillespie fully realizes that the state is definitely moving from purple to blue.
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An editor moving from The American Prospect to The Nation must recalibrate in taste.
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" "Tone seems to be moving from tough to shrill.... He muddled his own message.
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Such research would improve policy by moving from nominal to real GDP growth targeting.
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"We are moving from an access provider towards more integrated solutions," Brekke told Reuters.
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The coalition troops fought fiercely, moving from house to house and rooftop to rooftop.
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What was it like moving from a small family business to a big company?
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As the president was moving from the podium, a reporter asked about his temperature.
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That means moving from denying aging to accepting it, and even to embracing it.
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She's forced to confront her past after moving from New York to Los Angeles.
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I think we're moving from laugh at us to get mad at us slowly.
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For those, it is moving from a "compassionate use" system to expanded access programs.
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The market is dominated by Chinese incumbents moving from internal-combustion vehicles to EVs.
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We are moving "from wars of attrition to wars of cognition," explained General Goldfein.
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The Microsoft Surface line presents a model for moving from reference to viable product.
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Nadezhda had spent years evading arrest, moving from one provincial town to the next.
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"Hi, I'm Michael Bennet," he says again and again, moving from group to group.
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To see bigger pay increases, workers are increasingly moving from one job to another.
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Luce writes in fluid prose, moving from a telling statistic to a striking quotation.
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Firefighters found themselves moving from block to block to put out fire after fire.
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The Swindles were in the midst of moving from Oregon to Kansas this week.
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Moving from lab bench to field-ready hardware has taken years of hard work.
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Flames in an ordinary fire burst out of windows, moving from the inside out.
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Moving from a four-digit PIN to a six-digit PIN offers meaningful security.
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"By moving from 75 to 50%, everybody says 'oh, you're so bearish,'" said Bernstein.
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Giunta-Cotter was tired of running and moving from shelter to shelter, Dubus said.
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Student Opinion Does the idea of moving from childhood to adulthood make you nervous?
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But for those moving from out of state, Boise homes are still a bargain.
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It seems that cannabis is moving from the black market to the grey one.
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I ended up moving from Portland to Los Angeles, which was an expensive move.
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Moreover, Mechelli adds, moving from a rural to an urban environment can be beneficial.
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MOVING from one country to another is never easy, but Britain offers some unique challenges.
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Our price target is moving from $389 to $396, and we reiterate our Overweight rating.
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Project Tango is moving from experiment to a feature that Lenovo hopes will sell phones.
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Moving from upstate New York to Massachusetts has suddenly turned me into a DD addict.
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A hundred years ago she wrote about moving from excitement to email to non-excitement.
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There will be a train moving from Ngong station to Rongai, Mai Mahiu and Suswa.
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In other words, they are moving from simply quantifying consumers' health data to medicalizing it.
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Wentz was lightly recruited after moving from receiver to quarterback as a high school senior.
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"We are moving from one trade war to another," said Mizuho rates strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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"We are moving from marketing to the unknown to marketing to the known," he explains.
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For those of a certain age, it's akin from moving from dial-up to DSL.
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Flashback: Previous regulators have drawn the line at moving from 4 to 3 wireless carriers.
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Before the set, we talked, moving from room to room to escape noise and distraction.
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The family has owned the land since moving from Long Island in the early 1950s.
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Moving from the keyboard to the felt tip marker was like camping without toilet paper.
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Today's companies are moving from "runbooks" of static response procedures to automated security orchestration systems.
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We were moving from writing in assembly language — remember, UNIX was just coming of age.
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It's not moving from an old business to a new business, just a bigger business.
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What does science say about moving from a need for motivation to actually having it?
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She likened it to the body politic moving from a smooth stream into the rapids.
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She's moving from item to item as the gunman continues to fire into the classroom.
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The gravity of economic and military power, he argues, is moving from West to East.
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ET. "Prime Time Justice With Ashleigh Banfield" will also be moving from its 28500 p.m.
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For four years, they were homeless, moving from shelter to shelter—five or six altogether.
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Moving from a small town in Connecticut to New York City came with its challenges.
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I like to use the sports analogy of moving from college athletics to pro athletics.
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There is an environmental plus to moving from coal to natural gas in electricity generation.
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This, too, is something that Tidyman's father encountered soon after moving from Massachusetts to Washington.
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We could be moving from a "buy on dips" to a "sell on rise" market.
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BET will be moving from a basic-cable model to a premium offering on streaming.
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And New Hampshire is moving from lean Democratic to a pure battleground/toss-up state.
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Moving from the small Ohio city of Warren to Youngstown, then down to Jackson, Tenn.
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The wobbly wooden planks creak as the actors perform, moving from makeshift stage to stage.
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His comments were in reference to the Palestinians protesting the embassy moving from Tel Aviv.
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David and Lizzy Rex opened the Wylder after moving from Santa Monica, California, in 2017.
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In 13 seasons since moving from Montreal, they still have not advanced in the postseason.
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Callimachi: This person was moving from transit to transit, sitting a few seats behind you?
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But they are nonetheless rapidly moving from the realm of academic theory into actual policymaking.
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"Ideally, we will be moving from a pro bono to a funded project," said Righetto.
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The games are competitive, but joyful with a soundtrack moving from hip-hop to Abba.
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He's moving from northeast Iowa to the Des Moines suburbs: Decorah, Independence, Marshalltown and Ankeny.
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But with Harvey, the task has taken on greater urgency, moving from herding to rescue.
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I first encountered his teachings in 2011, shortly after moving from San Francisco to Istanbul.
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Mercury is not in retrograde right now — but it is moving from Scorpio to Sagittarius.
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"People are moving from big companies to small companies," the former New York mayor said.
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Here are 11 things that surprised me most moving from Texas suburbia to Silicon Valley.
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These are the biggest differences I noticed after moving from New England to the South.
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" The larger goal, Ms. Packnett added, should be "moving from political stars to policy accomplishments.
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Typically, fantasy anime stories revolve around a protagonist moving from underdog status to odds-on favorite.
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The storm is moving from northern parts of New England and upstate New York into Canada.
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Heading there from the mountains of Antioquia was like moving from rural Arkansas to San Francisco.
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The hit ABC comedy follows a family adjusting to suburban Orlando life after moving from Chinatown.
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He talks about moving from crib-to-crib as a child, his family ducking immigration officers.
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So we're talking about moving from somewhere like Camden to an area adjacent to that area.
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The accelerator program is moving from Ford Field to the 7th floor of WeWork Merchant's Row.
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But now, merchants say, America is moving from containing the regime to trying to change it.
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The biggest pitfall of the new products seen on Kickstarter is moving from prototype to production.
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And they're moving from protests to progress and trying to make things happen in the communities.
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But it is unclear whether people are moving from unemployment to work or merely switching jobs.
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Similarly, Denmark's 465-strong environmental protection agency is moving from Copenhagen to Odense, Denmark's third city.
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Researchers think they've spotted two waves of lava moving from west to east in the crater.
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Can you describe what it's like moving from that intimate recording setting to the band setting?
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They are easily absorbed by fat cells, moving from plastics into food, and food into people.
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When it comes to where millionaires are moving from, New World said, France tops the list.
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Biotech Foods co-founder Mercedes Vila also highlighted the importance of moving from lab to factory.
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Trump announced that the U.S. Embassy would be moving from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in December.
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But the United States may illustrate the difficulty of moving from splashy revelations to serious change.
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Imagine the benefits of moving from one megabit to gigabits of network speed in the vehicle.
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Katherine Webb-McCarron is getting real about the difficulties of moving from one child to two.
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In 21998, when users started moving from desktop computers to phones, Facebook swerved toward mobile technology.
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Other changes at Fox Business starting Monday include Charles Payne's "Making Money" moving from 6 p.m.
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I'll be spending the weekend moving from one apartment to another and unpacking... wish me luck!
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One way to achieve that is through volunteerism and moving from self-serving to serving others.
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You read it here first, though: we are now moving from crypto winter into crypto weirder.
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It was during the period when friend was moving from a noun to a verb. Right?
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It's like moving from centralized TV networks such as NBC to the decentralized model of YouTube.
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It even climbs out of the pool, moving from a watery environment into a dry one.
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These have become the deadliest in state history after moving from the open landscape into cities.
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Shortly before graduation, she found out the company was moving from Los Angeles to New York.
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Venmo is moving from enabling payments with emojis on a phone to a more traditional method.
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However, the film earned a disappointing $13.6 million after moving from seven theaters to 3,120 locations.
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Mr. Miller once said that his life had resembled a butterfly's, moving from flower to flower.
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Cities coming under siege by heavily armed assailants moving from location to location require multifaceted considerations.
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But from the animal rights perspective, moving from red meat to white meat is a catastrophe.
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And people are moving from New York and the Bay Area to bring their startups here.
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The Echo Dot is the ultimate gift for anyone looking to avoid moving from the couch.
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Imagine moving from Nigeria to Nebraska as freely as one might move from Massachusetts to Maine.
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Moving from her foster home to a dormitory on campus proved difficult for Ms. Vassell, though.
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The tunnel squeezes together thousands upon thousands of human beings moving from one borough to another.
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Stool, moving from the intestine through the stoma, collects in a pouch attached to the belly.
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Moving from China back to the U.S., which is a little bit of an interesting segue.
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For all athletes, the economics of moving from competitive sports to civilian life can be intimidating.
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Frei stood on the ring's edge, his eyes moving from dog to dog, but he assessed Rumor.
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You feel the need to keep moving from one place to the other all the time. Why?
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains," Ryan told reporters Friday.
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Also, on Tuesday, motivator Mars changes signs, moving from patriarchal Capricorn into progressive Aquarius until December 19.
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In 21990, Professor Rosalind Gill suggested that our culture was moving from objectifying women to subjectifying them.
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It is as if Mitchell were feeling her way across the painting, moving from left to right.
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Then they picked up the story of their characters moving from Texas to California without a hitch.
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Smith is moving from HSBC, where he was part of the EMEA debt syndicate team since 2012.
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And it's not insignificant falloff – moving from 5.1 million a year ago to 3.5 million this quarter.
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"This is moving from a peculiar fringe curiosity to a violent extremist movement," Velayas told the newspaper.
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The plan would put checks on goods moving from the rest of the UK into Northern Ireland.
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Field has played both enthusiastic collaborator and resister, moving from gleeful buoyancy to stormy anger and tears.
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But Pompeo actually earned a promotion along the way, moving from CIA director to secretary of state.
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Pony Ma, Tencent's boss, said the "main battlefield" for mobile internet is moving from consumers to companies.
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The basketball player was moving from Denver to New York, and he sought to revamp his image.
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Wilson's killing stoked fears that Savannah's escalating violence was moving from outlying neighborhoods into the tourist district.
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The couple is moving from Las Vegas to Greenville, North Carolina, where Caleb got a new job.
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Goldman had seen similar lamps all his life while moving from country to country as a child.
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You can hear the effects of people moving from one country to another one through the music.
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You know, we all celebrated that, moving from an almost double digit surplus account to 1.5, 2%.
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Brock Murphy said the couple did move their property line but were not moving from their home.
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This is not the first time the couple has been reportedly considered moving from their Waco home.
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Another patient reported an improvement in moving from the wheelchair to the car, according to the researchers.
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A collection of Marc Chagall prints is moving from one Wisconsin museum to another for the summer.
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"We've been hearing about a large number of creative pros moving from Mac to Windows," says Ronge.
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Amazon is beefing up its Prime membership offering, moving from free 2-day shipping to 1-day.
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For those considering moving from New York, car-insurance costs alone amount to a $3,000 annual surcharge.
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It's moving from one incident to what we might also think of as a hostile work environment.
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" Sanjiv Prakash, CEO of ANI said; "ANI's strategic partnership with Reuters is moving from strength to strength.
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Why it matters: The TV consumption trend is quickly moving from traditional TV sets to digital streaming.
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In 2007, 28 percent of global production of goods was traded — moving from one country to another.
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The UFC is moving from Fox Sports to ESPN in a five-year deal worth $1.5 billion.
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Mako Bartalou started working at Barberette in 2015, after moving from France to London to learn barbering.
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One of the things we're excited about is moving from more of a service to a platform.
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In 2007, 28 percent of global production of goods was traded moving from one country to another.
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It's an escalation of current US policy, moving from indirect to direct participation in the Saudi offensive.
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However, you can argue that moving from imagination to images on screens does represent a qualitative difference.
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The Jets made the largest jump in the lottery, moving from the sixth to the second selection.
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Similarly, moving from the former percentile to the latter results in income growth 22019 percentage points higher.
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In April, J. Crew leased 60,209 square feet for its Madewell division, moving from the East Village.
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He should stop moving from golf courses on Trump resorts to drumming up business for Trump hotels.
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In moving from boxing to MMA, Hardy didn't exactly become the Neil Armstrong of combat sport crossovers.
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"I can imagine that the story, in moving from /pol/ into Reddit is somehow orchestrated," she said.
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In October Snapchat announced it was moving from a revenue-sharing model towards a content-licensing model.
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This highlights some of the financial windfalls awaiting new residents moving from states with higher tax burdens.
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The tenant is moving from 900 Broadway, and received two months rent free for its build-out.
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These complex rules also affect people moving from Affordable Care Act exchange plans and retiree health coverage.
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I really think the world of architecture and design is moving from Japanese food to Thai food.
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Elisabeth Moss and Ann Dowd electrify every scene, effortlessly moving from emotional torture to grim buddy comedy.
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Improving access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is a logical step in moving from words to action.
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Ms. Zhou was dabbling in the New York dating scene after moving from her hometown, Shrewsbury, Mass.
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Moving from page to screen though, some dates get a little jumbled even though they're all true.
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Even more importantly, the company's gross margin improved remarkably year-over-year, moving from 54.7% to 6.93%.
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We were also moving from a one-bedroom apartment in the city, so the house seemed huge.
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One exception is Wells Fargo, which has spent the past two years moving from crisis to crisis.
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"Say you're thinking of moving from Brooklyn, and you like farmers' markets, fresh food," Mr. Douglass said.
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Rescuers have also arrived, moving from one home to another, trying to assess the magnitude of damage.
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Brand was appointed as Harvard's head fencing coach in 1999, moving from a role at Brown University.
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Eaton was an excellent defender after moving from center field to right field in 2016 and hit .
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"Their convoys are moving from Manbij to Afrin ...they are passing through regime territory," Abdul Rahim said.
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One option they're helping others explore is moving from a NSFW, explicit blog, to another SFW one.
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It's hard giving up that control at first, moving from a dedicated mode to a game without.
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They want the cargo: specifically, oil moving from the Persian Gulf to China, Japan and South Korea.
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And just this year alone there's going to be five additional states for recreational, moving from medical.
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Moving from politicization to politics, how likely are these trends to play out in the midterm elections?
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That is the equivalent of moving from the top 40 to the top 20 in the world rankings.
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As the tech community grows, people are moving from everywhere into the city, and that's driving up rents.
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So we're moving from Weight Watchers to WW, to reflect that we're becoming the world's partner in wellness.
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Tam's CoinFi detected about $231 million of bitcoin moving from a wallet that hadn't been touched since 2014.
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Now the product is moving from testing to availability for all advertisers using Snapchat's self-serve Ads Manager.
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Moving from A to B is as simple as tapping on the screen where you'd like to go.
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Moving from place to place Displacement is a fact of life in the densely populated rebel-held territory.
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I found myself moving from side to side, enjoying the scintillating cinema of light on this acidified screen.
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The Imperials advance on the Falcon, firing their blasters as they dart forward, moving from cover to cover.
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If you are moving from original Medicare to an Advantage Plan, you'll have to drop your Medigap policy.
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"A lot of people are moving from Evernote to Notion," says Ivan Zhao, Notion's co-founder and CEO.
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They're moving from planet to planet ... after they've consumed every natural resource they move on, and we're next.
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There is more to be gained or lost by moving from one rung on the ladder to another.
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He turned his back to the audience, and the cameras, scarcely moving from where he had been delivered.
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One is that technology seems to be moving from place to place less easily than it used to.
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But moving from modeling to business wasn't easy, and she learned some valuable career lessons along the way.
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Boatbound quieted down since moving from San Francisco to Seattle 2016 to cut costs and push towards profitability.
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Why it matters: Look for an acceleration in money moving from TV to digital, especially on the left.
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The new facility is located now in Brandon, Florida—moving from it's previous location on West Waters Avenue.
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They're Apple's way of moving from smartphones and laptop screens to the physical spaces we spend time in.
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Apple was moving from IBM-built PowerPC processors in its Mac computers to x86 processors made by Intel.
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At the same time, meatpacking plants were moving from city centers to rural areas, closer to the farms.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains," Ryan said at the time.
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"We're moving from managing those things by exception to actually getting into the artificial intelligence world," he said.
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The point we've been making is that it's not moving from an old business to a new business.
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Naturally, this made his adjustment to Washington, DC (his new home after moving from Jamaica) quite the adventure.
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If that's the case, moving from AWS to Google, then Google to Prineville wouldn't seem to make sense.
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What's more, it's unclear that taxes are the chief reason for people moving from the Northeast to Florida.
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"We are moving from iron to intellect," said Vasily Brovko, the director of strategy and communications for Rostec.
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This effort will involve moving from rescue to recovery, taking a long-term approach to build healthier communities.
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Moving from one thing to another keeps her excited and in the game (not to mention quite marketable).
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We are moving from a house of 4,000 square feet to an apartment less than half that size.
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Apple skimmed the foam off the top of the Microsoft beer, moving from tech to the luxury sector.
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That's because by moving from department to department, he gained a better understanding of how his company worked.
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Smart kiosk "We're moving from a basic sort of kiosk to more of a technology company," said Nyakarundi.
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Julien Baker sang richly poetic songs of trauma and redemption, moving from almost unbearable fragility to confessional strength.
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His tenure signaled the vanguard of investment banks moving from partnerships into trading powerhouses – and eventually into scandal.
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Jenny Slate was moving from New York to Los Angeles, and she asked me to go get tea.
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Messaging, rising: The company also conceded that more users globally are moving from social networking and into messaging.
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Marit Sullivan, 36, has been teaching middle school in Connecticut for a few years, after moving from Minnesota.
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There's also the broader trend of investors moving from active to passive, and from mutual funds to ETFs.
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The film, directed by Richter and Corinna Belz, reverses that process, moving from simple stripes to complex shapes.
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Jane the Virgin is moving from Monday to rejoin its former schedule neighbor Crazy Ex-Girlfriend on Friday.
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More subtle but at least as important, moving from R.P.I. to NET — even the acronym seems an improvement!
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After moving from Rock Island to Florida to train at the Evert Tennis Academy, Keys quickly attracted hype.
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Now, Hua Yong is on the run from the police, moving from city to city — but still posting.
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By moving from one affordable building to another, he was leaving a coveted apartment back in the Tenderloin.
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The Jalisco Cartel is moving from the mountainous border between Jalisco and Michoacan into the Tierra Caliente region.
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Norway is another riser in the 2020 rankings, moving from 27th place in 2019 to 23rd in 2020.
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"It is hard when you are under time pressure and moving from a different continent," Mr. Luks said.
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Moving from background to foreground, from the natural world to the mechanical, the car is a Vauxhall Victor.
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But it's experienced a remarkable resurgence over the past few years, moving from the fringes into the mainstream.
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The consequence of people moving from the desert into A/C controlled houses, with big fridges and cars.
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By moving from warehouse to deposit funding, LendingClub expects to significantly reduce its costs of funding, per Sanborn.
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The company, which is keeping its office and showroom within the Garment Center, is moving from 1400 Broadway.
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Recharge projects can involve increasing the amount of water moving from the surface to an aquifer below ground.
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Other times, skating involves moving from one place to the next to stay one step ahead of trouble.
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"This is one of the main points discouraging migrants from moving from their homes to Europe," Kalinak said.
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The famed quilt is moving from Atlanta back to San Francisco, where it will take up permanent residence.
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CCTV footage showed vehicles moving from the consulate building to the nearby consul general's residence on October 2.
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She knew that moving from CFO to CEO would give her a whole different view of the company.
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It's actually an issue she's evolved on, moving from a more broad-based approach to something more specific.
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Moving from the legal to the political realm, Republican lawmakers will very likely find themselves in a pickle.
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Since 2006, Mexico has dropped significantly in Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index, moving from position 70 to 135.
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Then, there's no ... We're moving from issue to issue and it doesn't seem there's a strategic pattern here.
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It was really like a mobile community moving together, like a band of gypsies moving from place to place.
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Would it make sense to call oneself human if one is actually moving from cortical stack to cortical stack?
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At the time, the baby's mother was moving from Iowa to Chicago and entrusted Harris with Kyrian, police said.
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Videos of Maynard telling her story of moving from California to Oregon to legally end her life went viral.
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Moving from Luftrauser to LUFTRAUSERS, Paul and Roy knew a fully fleshed out new game required something more, graphically.
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So I was excited to hear that creator Matt Groening was moving from sci-fi to fantasy with Disenchantment.
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The Portuguese soccer star is moving from Spain&aposs Real Madrid to Italy's Juventus , whose primary sponsor is Jeep.
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Moving from a web service or software product into the real world comes with a higher level of scrutiny.
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"We are constantly moving from one house to another because of the high price of the rent," she said.
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Durant previously made a splash in free agency by moving from Oklahoma City to the Warriors three years ago.
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The act of moving from a poor country to a rich one makes workers dramatically more productive (see Briefing).
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That is because the personal financial benefit of moving from a poor country to a rich one is vast.
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And it's not as if moving from Missouri to the Golden State is a terrible deal in other ways.
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Moving from big to bigger, Sequoia is raising billions for its new growth fund and other ancillary capital vehicles.
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Third, moving from traditional policing to intelligence-led policing creates data-quality risks that need to be systematically addressed.
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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, spoke of moving from a mobile first world to a artificial intelligence first world.
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General Electric is shifting from suburban Connecticut to Boston, while McDonald's is moving from Oak Brook, Illinois, to Chicago.
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It's also the first time the Bible begins moving from something more like myth to something more like history.
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And thanks to innovators like MasterCard, the Internet of Things is moving from pure connectivity, to all-out functionality.
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Mohammed has been moving from town to town in the northeast, sleeping in schools packed with other displaced people.
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It's moving from violence on the living individual, through to the process of death, to violence on the corpse.
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As of Wednesday morning, Lester was a Category 4 storm moving from east to west, closing in on Hawaii.
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Native New Zealander Denis Smith bought his first camera a decade ago after moving from Auckland to Adelaide, Australia.
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A city girl moving from San Francisco, I had never been to Texas, or even obtained a driver's license.
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Since moving from shortstop to third when Orlando Arcia was promoted from Triple-A Colorado Springs, Villar is batting .
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The biggest shift I think we'll see is games moving from being a discrete experience to an indiscrete experience.
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It was hard moving from Apple's 30-pin connector on the iPod and iPhone 4S (and older) to Lightning.
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Yes. So by moving from one to the other we licensed the financial sector to print its own money.
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Health care providers are moving from independent and smaller group practices towards employment with hospitals and large medical groups.
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Making the transition from a primary to a general election is like moving from cable to a major network.
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In Africa, China is moving from natural resource extraction to developing future markets by building ports, roads and utilities.
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By moving from unproductive paddyfields to better jobs in factories and shops, they have made themselves and China richer.
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There's also reason to think that moving from four to three major carriers would drive prices up, not down.
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Then, however, both drivers regained the track, with Hamilton moving from second to first place and taking the victory.
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Nonetheless, moving from the ground to a helicopter is tough, and a lot of snipers get humbled, Bernius said.
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Convene CEO Ryan Simonetti said the board saw the market moving from a focus on growth to value companies.
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Ohio, Utah, and Maine's 2nd congressional district are all moving from the battleground/toss-up category to lean Republican.
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And millions are moving, from country to city, and to cities in faraway countries, where they are increasingly unwelcome.
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It's also slightly unexpected: he has not precisely caught fire with the crowd after moving from NXT to Raw.
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But in the meantime, she seems to be staying busy by moving from the studio to the small screen.
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Moving from the current objectively reasonable standard to a proportionality of force standard could be achieved in this manner.
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I have divided likely targets into six broad groupings moving from the easiest to repeal to the hardest. 1.
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"As a fast-growing city, we see people moving from all over California, Seattle, and other expensive coastal markets."
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Moving from "I know everything about them — they're jerks" to "I wonder what they're saying about this" is huge.
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I've spent the past few days thinking about what moving from awareness to action looks like for me personally.
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Instead, it is all text and no subtext, moving from action, reaction, reaction to the reaction and so on.
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He had lived in Oberlin since moving from Manhattan in 2013, when he retired from giving voice lessons privately.
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But there is a small but growing trend of "reverse migration", or people moving from cities to rural areas.
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With "Take Me Apart," instead of moving from the clubby fringes into commercial pop, Kelela remains stubbornly in between.
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"There is money moving from one day to another," said Tamara Gaffney, strategic insights engagement group director at Adobe.
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I was moving from point to point, taking in the same general experience as every other music aficionado, right?
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The enticement, as one real estate broker put it, is moving from a "matchbook" to a single-family home.
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Suddenly, this extended family is on its feet and stepping high, moving from country jigs to free-form frenzy.
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One could say that, in moving from theory to praxis, Hägglund's secularity gets a touch religious, burning with correction.
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It was cool to hear everyone's stories: Benoit, seen here, was in the middle moving from Montreal to Vancouver.
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It's also about a woman re-starting her life, but this one's just moving from New Jersey to Brooklyn.
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This month, United Continental's stock began trading on Nasdaq after moving from NYSE, the ninth such move this year.
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Amazon is moving from in-person to video interviews for certain jobs, a spokesperson told Business Insider on Friday.
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They crammed into apartments full of cockroaches, moving from state to state to stay ahead of the bill collectors.
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Trump also seems unwilling to engage seriously in the project of moving from the private sector to the public.
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Five members of its team, including senior engineers and two co-founders, are moving from San Francisco to Canada.
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In comparison, men fare better, with their retirement readiness score moving from 6 in 2014 to 6.2 in 2019.
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"In Venezuela these days, they are moving from crisis to crisis," Martin Chungong, IPU President, told a news briefing.
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SOME OF THAT FROM MY TALKS WITH CEOs IS MOVING FROM NEXT YEAR OR THE FOLLOWING YEAR TO TODAY.
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Earlier this year she met with television network executives and showed an interest in moving from politics to journalism.
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After finding a new manufacturer, the company focused on improving the product, moving from cotton sheets to linen bedding.
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"As it cooks in the skillet, keep your fingers moving from the thin part to the thick," he said.
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For a child of average intelligence, the drop is equivalent to moving from the 50th percentile to the 28th.
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It's lost some of its punk edge since moving from the old Dia building to a fashion-shoot location.
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WE'RE SEEING THE FACT THAT MOVING FROM A WORLDWIDE SYSTEM TO A TERRITORIAL SYSTEM IS MAKING U.S. COMPANIES COMPETITIVE.
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CCTV footage showed vehicles moving from the consulate building to the nearby Saudi consul general's residence on October 2.
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After years of moving from place to place and staying in shelters, "I'm walking through mud," Sofia told me.
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This reverse direction is echoed by the three stick figures below, which are also moving from right to left.
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SPECIAL COLUMN — I don't do annual retrospectives, but there is something heavy about moving from one decade to another.
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In your film, you take a high-altitude approach to the topic of migration, moving from place to place.
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That means security is present when the official is on the clock and moving from one place to another.
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"I have six campers moving from back bay to recreation," the guard next to me squawked into his radio.
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" You can hear the effects of people moving from one country to another one through the music," he said.
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The N.F.L.'s Indianapolis Colts kept their name after moving from Baltimore, where a history of horse breeding gave inspiration.
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Japan saw the biggest jump in rankings this year, moving from No. 5 in 2018 to No. 2 in 2019.
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Moving from patient to patient every hour, dental hygienists help dentists examine and clean teeth and even perform some procedures.
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You may do best by consulting and moving from gig to gig rather than trying to settle into one position.
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Carolina Contreras found herself moving from New York City to her home country of the Dominican Republic for self-discovery.
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Posing even more of a challenge, the U.S. market is rapidly moving from sedans and coupes to SUVs and CUVs.
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He never stops moving, from box outs—where he often looks like he's surfing—to assaults on the offensive glass.
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For big enterprises, which Google wants, moving data to the cloud (or moving from one cloud to another) is expensive.
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There was, however, an early sign last term that the clause might be moving from the wings to center stage.
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"The idea of moving from land-for-peace to money-for-peace, is insulting to the Palestinian cause," he said.
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The studio's long-delayed adaptation of Gambit is also getting pushed, moving from February 14th, 2019, to June 7th, 2019.
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Rocket launch startup Rocket Lab is moving from its initial testing phase into proper commercial operations with its next mission.
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Klaas was raised by multiple family members during her childhood, moving from her grandmother, to an aunt, to her mother.
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The industry is now moving from automating data to inform better decisions, to automating actions informed by real-time data.
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"Uganda's debt may be moving from a level of low to moderate risk of distress," the bank warned last year.
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Tanoh was named Ecobank's CEO in 2013 after moving from the International Finance Corporation where he was a vice president.
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"So we're moving from Chicago soon and I gotta say, I'm really gonna miss this place," she began the post.
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Chrissy Metz is moving from TV screens to the stage — and her new play is sure to have everyone talking.
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Randy Zimmermann, 39, opened the Artifice Fly Company in Easton, Northampton's county seat, late last year after moving from Colorado.
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WATCH: Hedge fund moving from big tech to content makers Disclosure: Comcast is the parent company of NBCUniversal and CNBC.
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In Iowa, he only picked up 5.2 percentage points, moving from a deficit of 3.5% to a lead of 1.7%.
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" Moving from "catchall" to "wish list," Obama basically returns to Michael Douglas's monologue, in which he said: "America isn't easy.
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In six starts since moving from the bullpen to the rotation, Peacock struck out at least eight batters five times.
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They are considered the poorest of the poorest, as they are like vagabonds constantly moving from one place to another.
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RF Adam Eaton continued to show that moving from center field to right has helped improve the White Sox defense.
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We know how to read a book, moving from left to right, turning pages, looking for themes, symbolism, and foreshadowing.
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Kitaj is moving from left to right, from present to past, and from a red ground to a black ground.
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" By last night, after "locked and loaded," the same person said: "Tone seems to be moving from tough to shrill.
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"So we're moving from Chicago soon and I gotta say, I'm really gonna miss this place," the TV personality wrote.
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The number of those who say they "strongly approve" of Trump has improved as well, moving from 22% to 26%.
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It followed a succession of rising temperatures, moving from 23.5℃ above average in 22010, to 0.87℃ above average by 2015.
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Moving from an application to disbursement of funds quickly grants small businesses the flexibility to take advantage of important opportunities.
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The agreement is moving from peer-to-peer payments to include the buying and selling of products in Facebook's marketplace.
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BI: So that would probably be something moving from the port of Long Beach to Denver or something like that.
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"Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings" (2020)Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings is moving from Disney's Freeform to the Disney+ beginning in 2020.
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"Church moving from 'American problem' to American solutions on clergy abuse," a recent headline from a Catholic news service declared.
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But when the perspective shifts, moving from her to Ned, her daughters and her ex-husband, the narrative becomes plodding.
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In fact, a 2019 SmartAsset study found that New York is the No. 1 state rich millennials are moving from.
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Iolanda, a nurse at the clinic in Turedjam, had worked among the Kayapo for years, moving from settlement to settlement.
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Another is that of the artist and his own family moving from New York to Paris in the mid-1990s.
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One is moving from believing that you can maintain power with a minority of Americans by whipping up tribal frenzies.
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We may be moving from cautiousness to optimism, but euphoria's down the line somewhere," he told "Squawk on the Street.
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First, moving from a state-directed financial system to a market-based one is almost bound to cause serious turbulence.
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They have also won 2500 games in just 24 contests for the first time since moving from Atlanta in 2011.
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Each subspecies of island fox is genetically distinct, showing no sign of newly introduced genes moving from island to island.
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"We're moving from a mobile-first world to an AI-first world," said CEO Sundar Pichai kicking off yesterday's event.
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An agenda that is — largely due to Congress' dysfunction and Trump's inability to tame it — moving from domestic to international.
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Here's where you put the final touches on the design and start moving from small-scale to large-scale manufacturing.
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The next step is people moving from 'somewhat approve' to 'somewhat disapprove' — and that's when Trump is in real trouble.
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It's the one major adjustment I had to make when moving from traditional "Mario Kart" games to the smartphone version.
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Requiring parking to be sold by the hour is like moving from all-you-can-eat to à la carte.
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Moving from Santa Monica to Downtown gave us the opportunity to rethink, revise, and contemplate what we want to do.
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Her feet hurt "95 percent of the time," she said, describing the sensation as moving from numbness to sharp pain.
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It happened in the 21956s, when the United States was rapidly moving from a farming economy to an industrialized one.
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For years, Ms. Sorokin, a Russian immigrant, looked and played the part, moving from one boutique hotel to the next.
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"Moving from a semester to semester employment to even a one-year commitment can alter a teacher's life," Boyd added.
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Ubiquiti Labs has been slowly moving from the business and enterprise side of the networking business into the consumer space.
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To see what is involved with moving from an Android device to an iPhone, check out Apple's guide for switching.
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Similarly, this law could prevent Carrier from moving from Indiana to Mexico, and Nabisco from relocating south of the border.
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My husband and I had fled Colonel Qaddafi's regime, moving from country to country to stay away from his killers.
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"Norwegian's dedicated employees have made an impressive effort delivering on the strategy of moving from growth to profitability," Schram said.
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"Norwegian's dedicated employees have made an impressive effort delivering on the strategy of moving from growth to profitability," Schram said.
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The book spans some 7,000 years of human history, moving from the birth of civilization up to the present day.
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For hundreds of residents, the decision may mean not only leaving these crumbling buildings, but also moving from Cairo altogether.
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What followed were years of moving from one camp for the displaced to another, from one relative's house to another.
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It didn't take long to see waste moving from those recyclers to Total Reclaim, which worked with the smaller businesses.
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The biggest factor driving population change in many counties is domestic migration, or Americans moving from one place to another.
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By the time the tone goes off, your body is ready to get up and moving from the sunrise simulation.
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The Germans see China moving from demanding technical know-how from European investors to wanting to own the technology outright.
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For me, the great delight and lasting wonder in her art is the trace of thought moving from mind to hand.
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They've officially relocated, moving from their two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace in London to Frogmore Cottage near Windsor Castle.
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You can trace funds moving from address to address, but there's usually no way of telling who that address belongs to.
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The detector sweeps through frequencies like a police radio scanner, moving from lower to higher frequencies (or the other way around).
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This storm is moving from west to east, from land out to sea, so it can't be classified as a nor'easter.
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Moving from one layer to another, we see examples of emergence and reductionism, these two overarching organizing principles of modern science.
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There's no getting around it — Water Bearers will feel Uranus moving from Aries to Taurus on a cosmic and personal level.
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Nelson's previous role will be filled by Melodie Mair, who is moving from UK financials debt capital markets coverage to syndicate.
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The authors' estimate that moving from "consolidated markets" -- monopolies -- to multi-operator markets could drastically reduce costs of mobile broadband data.
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It removes perverse incentives whereby somebody moving from welfare to work can lose about as much in benefits as they earn.
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The gang has also grown more bold there, moving from targeting illicit businesses to extorting legitimate ones run by Central Americans.
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More interestingly, the numbers point to a larger overall trend of consumers moving from dumber, low-end devices to smarter ones.
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Back in September, the hit U.K. show announced it was moving from the BBC to rival Channel 4 after seven seasons.
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"We're moving from a world that consumes goods and commodities to a world that consumes services," he said in an interview.
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Anita has styled hair across continents for the past 17 years, moving from her native New Zealand to London in 2008.
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In some countries people are moving from pork or mutton to beef, whereas in others beef is giving way to chicken.
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Amazon's also been tweaking the software, moving from a walled content OS to open Android and now offering something in-between.
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Clearly, the benefits of moving from slack to taut conditions are much more important for low- than for high-earning households.
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Just four months after moving from Sydney, Australia, to Bushwick, Brooklyn, Jo Jarvis had a major "only in New York" moment.
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The star started the song with a recording of her grandfather's voice, and the moment only got more moving from there.
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Lyft said it was moving from its annual re-checks after an initial criminal background check to a continuous monitoring system.
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The model from NASA, below, shows the polar vortex moving from Canada across the Midwest of the United States from Jan.
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Cook: I was looking for a home to buy, and moving from Texas I was so shocked at the prices here.
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"What you've seen is the business moving from an analog, advertising-based business to an internet-based, subscription business," he added.
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So, demand is always the essential condition for moving from the existing to the desired stock of human and physical capital.
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MeddiQuest, an eight-person consultancy specializing in medical technology regulations, is in the process of moving from outside Cambridge to Ireland.
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"We're moving from a position of strength to transform Ford for the future," said executive chairman Bill Ford in a statement.
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The first footage they show is the paparazzi footage of Kim moving from the car to the apartment in New York.
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Varsavsky, who currently teaches entrepreneurship at Columbia University, credits a specific management practice for moving from one venture to the next.
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She was on the flight because she was moving from Orlando, and says witnessing the flight attendant's kindness cheered her up.
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Kuenzel, an eighth-grade dropout military brat who spent his childhood moving from base to base, could not afford a lawyer.
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Then, once I adjusted to what was needed when HD came along, moving from there to film even made more sense.
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Moving from the cloud to the fog is then a matter of moving those shards onto devices within a local network.
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Do your laundryYou know that pile of clothes that you've been moving from your bed to a nearby chair every night?
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On one hand, it's arduous because you're constantly moving from place to place, and the trips are long and include overnights.
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From 2011 to 2012, for example, the boost was equivalent to each pupil moving from eight C to eight A grades.
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Now Chinese people are moving from the industrial heartland of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning (the three north-eastern provinces) to Hainan.
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The brand has really exploded of late, with some shoppers moving from Lululemon to Outdoor Voices for its pastel-colored leggings.
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Even Democrats experienced some turbulence, with their numbers on Putin moving from 6% favorability to 11% and back down to 6%.
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Even Democrats experienced some turbulence, with their numbers on Putin moving from 6% favorability, to 11%, and back down to 6%.
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In the 1990s, the magnetic north poll started moving from just over 9 to about 34 miles per year, Chulliat said.
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At first, her job wasn't well defined and saw her moving from handing out flyers to passersby to cold-calling drivers.
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Moving from solace to barely suppressed anger, the singer tries to reassure a girl who's driving home alone at 4 a.m.
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The boys remain weak after spending days in the darkness, barely moving from the small, muddy ledge, away from the water.
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Those hard-hit districts became, on average, far more conservative: the ideological equivalent of moving from Marco Rubio to Ted Cruz.
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Moving from on-prem to the cloud with familiar tools is less daunting than moving everything to AWS, in his view.
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"The North Korea challenge is slowly moving from a fragile detente to a full blown crisis — all over again," Kazianis said.
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After moving from Brooklyn, Reggie got his start spinning rap on the radio in the least likely of places: Whitehorse, Yukon.
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My mother was sick, and we lived for 20 years as guests in other people's homes, moving from house to house.
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One might be fiction and one might be nonfiction so that I don't get the characters moving from book to book.
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I originally submitted this puzzle in reverse order, moving from the heavy to the light, using CRASH DIET as the revealer.
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We wanted to come have this conversation because this is a brand-new transformation that's been moving from defense to offense.
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Despite her mother's continued life of scandal, Margaret Douglas was raised as a princess, moving from one royal house to another.
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The league said that it would be moving from LAN matches in Los Angeles to an online league on March 16th.
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The league said that it would be moving from LAN matches in Los Angeles to an online league on March 16th.
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Or better, it's too easy to imagine that replacing paper with digital screens is just moving from one medium to another.
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After spending a year moving from shelter to shelter, Mr. Levy and his mother now live in an apartment in Newark.
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The stars are in your favor, so long as you keep moving from one opportunity to the next, outpacing your opponents.
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The company, which received two and a half months of free rent for its buildout, is moving from 3083 Fifth Avenue.
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For at least two decades, Mr. Manson had been a traveling minister, moving from place to place to preach the word.
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After seven seasons, it was moving from the BBC to Channel 4 and replacing the hosts, Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins.
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This happens both among young people moving from red states to blue ones, and also from red counties to blue countries.
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In the last two years, young families moving from Brooklyn and Manhattan "don't want the more suburban feeling," Ms. Keenan said.
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California made the biggest jump within the poll, moving from 219rd to 224th after a 225-20 victory at Ole Miss.
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This included interest rates moving from negative to positive territory, "which had a remarkable effect on net financial income", he said.
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When will Amazon take responsibility for the lungs of children near its warehouses by moving from diesel to all-electric trucking?
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They're primarily useful for creators who shoot video outdoors in bright light or are often moving from brighter to darker scenes.
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Members of the Gothamist staff have been moving from its office in Brooklyn into DNAinfo's building in Midtown Manhattan, employees said.
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Direct-to-consumer companies matured in 2019, moving from short-term goals like consumer acquisition to long-term objectives like profitability.
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"We were moving from one side of town to the other and sometime during the move my uniform disappeared," Lopez says.
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Ryan, now 37, was born into a military family, moving from Georgia to Germany to Texas and then back to Georgia.
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The silence around the issue began to break in 1991, soon after South Korea began moving from military dictatorship to democracy.
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We find that in the median state, the $15 minimum wage loses 2 points moving from full turnout to 2014 turnout.
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Our family was moving from house to house almost every week, but still my father was eventually a prisoner of war.
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Lindblom will pitch out of the bullpen, with RHP Trevor Williams moving from relief to take Taillon's place in the starting rotation.
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Moving from Washington, D.C., for Mr. Stringer's job, the couple left behind a 373,300-square-foot, century-old townhouse with original woodwork.
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Most notably, the Google search bar is moving from the top of the screen to the very bottom, below the app dock.
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Weather can change rapidly in this part of the country, moving from sunshine and calm to dangerous storms within minutes, Schaumann said.
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What isn't debatable is that power is moving from institutions like governments and big media companies, to individuals and networks of individuals.
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And then came the culprit itself—a freakishly agile, crab-shaped parasite moving from hair to hair like it was nobody's business.
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"We are moving from a company that helps you find answers to a company that helps you get things done," said Pichai.
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The political thriller about a lobbyist taking on the gun industry earned $1.9 million after moving from four theaters to 1,648 locations.
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Moving to true, real-time ray tracing has been compared to moving from graphics painted by artists to graphics calculated by physics.
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"We see many more people going into the districts — which suggests very strongly they're moving from policy to constituent work," he notes.
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The aftermath of Hurricane Maria shows how the impacts of our developing environment are quickly moving from abstract scenarios to grim reality.
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Two answers to that are universal basic income — which Sam is doing and said yesterday he's moving from 2700 families to 212,2700.
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This phenomenon is forcing many artists to lead a semi-nomadic existence, moving from studio to studio or forgoing a workspace entirely.
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Because Cueva's and Colon's artworks are very different, moving from one exhibition to the other requires an adjustment of your critical criteria.
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Further, five billion users living in developing markets will join the internet for the first time, moving from feature phones to smartphones.
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And play she does not, moving from stone-willed business woman to furious sister to heartbroken woman and back again with ease.
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PETER NAVARRO: I think the market should be taking comfort now from the fact that we're moving from the China trade deal.
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In his fifth start of the season since moving from the bullpen, Smith allowed six runs on seven hits in five innings.
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To allow for that, it looks like Razer — just like everyone else — is moving from an aluminum rear design to glossy glass.
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What is new, though, is that convention-defying statements of gender identity are moving from stage and dance floor to everyday life.
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Numbers may have been boosted recently by Francophone Jews moving from Europe to Quebec, and possibly by some American Jews moving north.
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"Right before I came here, we talked about separating," NeNe said, adding that they discussed moving from separate rooms into separate houses.
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After moving from Mexico to Staten Island in 232, house cleaner Araceli Dominguez had a a steady base of clients by 2128.
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Kate and Toby's relationship is moving from honeymoon land to the time when real work, sacrifice, and soul-searching must be done.
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"We know that industry is going through a transformation, kind of moving from brick-and-mortar retail to e-commerce," Challenger said.
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We're moving from a hardware-centric, low gross margin model which is 25, 30 percent to a transportation-as-a-service model.
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These incidents underline the conclusion that mapping the skies — as well as policing them — is moving from the theoretical to the practical.
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The one thing that is certain is this cloud of Russia questions is not moving from over the administration any time soon.
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THAT TRANSITION PLUS MOVING FROM INVESTMENT TO CONSUMER LED, IT'S UNLIKELY NOT TO BE -- IT'S GOING TO BE BUMPY, YOU WOULD EXPECT.
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We're moving from losing money — about $25 million in 2017 — to be break-even on a free cash flow basis in 2018.
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The Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Association opened in 1972, moving from Cleveland Arena to the suburban Richfield Coliseum in 1974.
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The feds bizarrely asserted that moving from Iowa to a spot near the Canadian border in 1985 was part of Weaver's plot.
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Bogdan Roscic, 52, will take up the post in 2020, moving from Sony's classical music unit which he has headed since 2009.
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"Moving from the majority to the minority changes your mindset about why am I here, am I getting things done," Davis said.
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But you can also read this photograph sequentially rather than sentimentally, moving from face to face, and find a more ambivalent story.
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Who knows—maybe traveling around TRAPPIST-1 could one day be as easy as moving from one Greek island to the next.
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Singh is of Indian descent, with her parents moving from India's Punjab to Canada in the 1970s, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Moving from alarmed to angry, the party's leaders sent Mr. Trump an unmistakable message: He is hurting the party and must stop.
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"What would be great across industry is for us to share intelligence to disable someone from moving from one platform to another."
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"We are starting to think about moving from emergency rescue response into recovery," Martin Christmas of the Environmental Agency told the Guardian.
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CreditCreditCollier Schorr She had rhythm, a flow and swerve, hands slicing air, body weight moving from foot to foot, a beautiful rhythm.
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She's known for moving from spare, abstract, geometric forms to abundant, dense surfaces on canvases sometimes shaped like hearts, fans, or houses.
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Sanchez and her partner arrived in Ciudad Juarez in late February, moving from shelter to shelter and struggling with spicy Mexican food.
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Although the company already uses 75 percent U.S. steel and aluminum, now its competitors are also moving from foreign to domestic steel.
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And of course those two things can be in conflict if you're moving from more widely distributed platforms to less distributed platforms.
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Creepypastas' tradition of reality-fiction conflation is moving from the written word to audio, not unlike the timeline between Walpole and Welles.
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"Moving from our tiny hundred-foot square kitchen to a factory was one of the hardest things I've ever done," Hong said.
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My partner and I recently burned through part of our emergency fund while moving from our old house to our new one.
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Moving from workstation to workstation, the teenagers watched as Fendi artisans painstakingly made leather bags, shoes, couture gowns, furs, furniture and watches.
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WePay and its more than 275 employees are moving from the company's office in nearby Redwood City to the Palo Alto campus.
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Its ratings have steadily increased year over year, with this year's season nine moving from Logo to the more readily accessible VH22016.
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Even those getting their first smartphone or moving from Android are most likely to go for a larger screen option, CIRP said.
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In fact, when you want to change positions in the night, like moving from one side to the other, it requires effort.
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But moving from sports cars to S.U.V.s posed some challenges, Lamborghini officials admitted, particularly the Urus's weight and higher center of gravity.
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Instead, moving from one crisis to another, the biggest economy in the European Union has lost track of the path of modernization.
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He also claimed that he and his wife are moving from their home for safety reasons because their address was posted online.
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Earlier this year, Thiel said he was moving from Silicon Valley to Los Angeles because of the Bay Area's attitude toward conservatives.
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Avengers: Endgame will land on Disney+ one month earlier than expected, moving from December 11th to November 12th in the United States.
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Managing officer Yoshiyuki Matsumoto will become head of Honda's Research and Development centre, moving from his role as head of automotive operations.
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Small business owners will understand the lag time involved in moving from the limited choices of ObamaCare to a more competitive marketplace.
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And now they are moving from the fast track into the car pool lanes — whether drivers know what they are or not.
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The family fled their own island when Rachel was 6, moving from camp to camp, hoping to outrun disaster and never succeeding.
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After moving from coal to natural gas and reopening in September, the factory halted production again in October as gas prices soared.
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The trend of shoppers moving from visiting brick-and-mortar stores to online shopping was evident on the eve of Black Friday.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Detained British tanker Stena Impero began moving from the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas toward international waters at 9 a.m.
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" In the time reversal phase, they ran a program that modified the quantum computer to "evolve backwards," moving "from chaos to order.
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The notions of drones delivering groceries, transporting medical supplies, helping farmers and assisting first responders are already moving from fiction to reality.
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Moving from accelerated to straight-line depreciation would slow the timing of corporate tax revenues, but would not materially change the amount.
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This outstanding AT has rallied sharply in recent days, moving from an 89.7 cash price on Monday to 93.056 according to Tradeweb.
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She landed a job early this year, moving from a labor force nonparticipant to writing software programs for a retirement benefits manager.
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Nevertheless, thanks to this administration, the battle for religious freedom is moving from the periphery to the center of the world stage.
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Clemens finds that less skilled workers can obtain wage gains of tenfold or more by moving from poor countries to rich ones.
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He then reenters the mosque, moving from room to room checking for survivors, before firing several rounds into masses of dead bodies.
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Helen's terrible and mysterious sin, which is not revealed until the end of the book, involves moving from active witness to passive.
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Basically, moving from an iPhone to an Android phone entails backing everything up to Google Drive and downloading it to the new phone.
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However, if this is your first iPad, or if you're moving from an Android device, USB-C isn't a bad way to go.
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The policeman joined the department back in February 2017 after moving from Michigan, where he worked for the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety.
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A lot of chores are involved, and a lot of moving from point A to point B — all things right up my alley.
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The Bachelor's Lauren Bushnell will be moving from Marina del Rey, California, to Denver to move in with her new fiancé Ben Higgins.
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Diane arrived in the US when she was just a child, moving from Mexico through the South, before finally settling in the Northeast.
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Moving from state to national politics, especially from Massachusetts, a liberal state, to presenting himself as a conservative force wasn't easy for Romney.
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Every point in spacetime, they say, is a "microcyclic universe", endlessly moving from singularity, to a Big Bang, and finally collapse, on repeat.
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Goods moving from EFTA to an EU member undergo "rules of origin" checks, to ensure that the exporter is not avoiding EU tariffs.
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He also showed a broad emotional range, quickly moving from warm smiles and laughter to attacking his opponents by growling, snarling and yelling.
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Moving from a hawk to a dove really weakened the dollar visa a vis all the rest of the currencies around the world.
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Experts say many of these Salvadorans are likely to stay in the US illegally, moving from decent paying jobs to less stable ones.
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Instead, the record is full of a variety of genres—moving from chillwave to hardcore to punk to just general what the fuck.
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In some respect, this trend is analogous to how cross-cutting responsibilities of microservices are moving from within services into the supporting platforms.
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The big upgrade this year is that they're moving from Mediatek Helio processors over to Qualcomm's Snapdragon line — both include the Snapdragon 323.
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LoveUranus, your personal planet of home and family life, is moving from your sixth house of health to your seventh house of relationships.
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Even though she's moving from Orange County to The Hills, Mischa Barton still keeps in touch with some of her former O.C. costars.
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In a worst-case scenario, Saudi Arabia could be moving from an era of predictable corruption to unpredictable corruption and arbitrary asset seizures.
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Moving from small Philly nightclubs to short-order residencies in casino lounges, sometimes performing six nights a week, was a big step up.
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Microsoft has since announced the company is moving from the EdgeHTML rendering engine to the open source Chromium project for its Edge browser.
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"We're moving from a system most corporations are designed around, command and control, to one that's more self-organized, self-managed," Hsieh said.
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"When we began we saw a lot of transaction for phone sales moving from offline to online," Manocha told TechCrunch in an interview.
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After unceremoniously moving from Los Angeles to Atlanta, Kardashian wrote that the boyfriend in question asked her to fly out to visit him.
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It also meant Lee was tasked with difficult situations, like business groups moving from one company to another as part of a sale.
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The beam swept through Europe, moving from the south of France to western Russia at a reported speed of eight kilometers per second.
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Which muddies the water a bit when it comes to amateur wrestlers making the decision about moving from the mat to the cage.
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While moving from an apartment in Menlo Park to Palo Alto, she felt a pain when she tried to pick up her sofa.
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"So we're moving from Chicago soon and I gotta say, I'm really gonna miss this place," Cavallari, 30, began the social media post.
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"We are moving from a company that helps you find answers to a company that gets things done," Google CEO Sundar Pichai said.
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"The emphasis is moving from judicial protection to building out-of-court structures that provide effective redress," says Pablo Cortés of Leicester University.
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Bannon joined Trump's campaign last year, moving from the sidelines as one of Trump's top cheerleaders to a position atop his campaign apparatus.
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There are many small (but divisive) differences between the book and the film—such as the room number moving from 217 to 237.
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In moving from accommodations to pretty much any kind of real-world service, Airbnb is opening itself up to all sorts of complications.
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The three of them were frequently moving from apartment to the next, not knowing if they'd have the necessities like food and clothes.
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Technical director James Allison was the latest high-profile departure in July, with Mattia Binotto moving from the engine department to replace him.
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American experts have been more cautious, warning that e-cigarette use may eventually result in young people moving from vaping to traditional cigarettes.
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It's possible that independents are moving from "other/neither" or "no opinion" to make their decision, but it's still unknown at this point.
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In the end, the appointment of Castaner, moving from the position of head of Macron's political party, was the only high-profile change.
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The new Note is only $50 cheaper, but moving from four to three figures may have a positive psychological effect for wary buyers.
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Missionaries Buddy and Kerri Mullins rode out the storm in three different structures, moving from one to the next as each became unsafe.
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If, in effect, Al Qaeda in Syria is moving from strength to strength, this is a profound challenge for American policy in Syria.
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Is it moving from a less policy-focused to more of an activist organization — ramping up Heritage Action "key votes" and advocacy media?
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"Overall, speeding up from 55 mph to 75 is like moving from a compact car to a large SUV," according to Consumer Reports.
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Moving from room to room, she smashes light bulbs so that her adversaries will be just as in the dark as she is.
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"Measles is really good at moving from person to person," Dr. Caitlin Pedati of the Iowa Department of Public Health told the outlet.
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He said he worries about the cumulative effect of moving from one acting secretary to another while other key positions lack permanent officials.
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"These nations (China and Japan) are going to be moving from a saving society to a consuming society as people age," said Fink.
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Woody Allen's "Cafe Society" also did well in its expansion, moving from five theaters to 50, and picking up $875,000 in the process.
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Moving from coordination to cooperation requires relationships of trust and institutions that can counter this incentive to free-ride, through rewards or punishments.
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Why it matters: Some lawmakers have called for more information about her, but moving from clandestine to a public position has its challenges.
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On the other side, here is some evidence that might weigh in favor of Ohio's RPS, moving from the specific to the general.
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But moving from a testing and R&D hangar to a place where actual customers will board the spaceships is a major milestone.
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Moving from Advent to Christmas to the New Year, it features chant, motets and songs by Du Fay, Josquin, Obrecht, Brumel and more.
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But he's also doing interesting things with the sound: moving from a polyphony of recorded footfalls to what seems like a single track.
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In a plot twist that now seems quaint, Miranda horrified her friends by moving from a Manhattan apartment to a brownstone in Brooklyn.
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It was my buddy Steve Yu, when I was moving from L.A. to Atlanta, I told him Jake's going to try the program.
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Here, a child, separated from his parents and moving from labor camp to labor camp, does not find solace in memories or imagination.
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The federal incarceration rate barely budged from 22015 to 20 — moving from a rate of 27 prisoners per 21990,7 US residents to 225.
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A tick dies moving from a warm room to a freezer because water in its cells freezes, crystallizes and breaks its cell membranes.
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Odette had become a citizen through her husband's application, moving from asylee to green-card holder to citizen based on fully adjudicated claims.
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Now a year later, the small office is moving from mostly outreach and networking in its early months to directly doling out cash.
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Moving from internal combustion to electric power does more than reduce tailpipe emissions: it will fundamentally shatter today's auto maintenance and service sector.
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She delayed moving from New York City to the White House to ensure a smooth transition for her 11-year-old son, Barron.
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Oracle and SAP have both faced the challenge in recent years of moving from desktop software to the cloud to meet customer demand.
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It's sort of like if you tried moving from a comfortable recliner straight into a set of wind sprints over and over again.
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He saw it as a response to the crushing instability of their lives, moving from one home to another in search of shelter.
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As a result, data, the lifeblood of any quantitative strategy, has slowly become more available thanks to trades moving from phones to computers.
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As a restaurateur, he was in the vanguard of moving from rich French fare to more fish and seasonal, locally sourced fresh produce.
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Alas, director Bryan Singer has trouble bringing much innovation to the proceedings thereafter, somewhat episodically moving from one creative breakthrough to the next.
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Serial, the mega-popular investigative journalism podcast, is moving from weekly to biweekly episodes to accommodate reporting needs for the show's second season.
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More than 20.51 in 22.25 millennials who are moving from the Golden State are heading to states with no income tax, Wealthfront found.
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"Clients are more global and are gradually moving from the family jeweler to global brands," said Jean-Christophe Babin, chief executive of Bulgari.
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DWIGHT GARNER Ben Lerner is moving from strength to strength, and "The Topeka School" displays a unique mind and sensibility on the prowl.
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In the Netherlands, for example, and in Estonia, I've seen how they are moving from an old model to a new European one.
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Clean energy shift: The Navajo Nation is moving from fossil fuels to solar power with the closure of a coal plant in 2019.
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Moving from white to brown, to a nation of dark-skinned people … What does this profound shift mean for us socially, politically, culturally?
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It's not uncommon for artists to experience creative blockage when working in a less stringent format, as Young is moving from columns to memoir.
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He said he planned to visit the city in the spring but hadn't made it there yet, since moving from Ethiopia some years ago.
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Authorities allege in court filings that Tamara returned to the Tacoma area last spring, moving from Texas to help care for her dying mother.
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Ivanov, who is moving from his position as Deutsche Bank head in Ukraine, is replacing Annett Viehweg, but is yet to get regulatory approval.
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In the video obtained by Fox 11 , a woman in a white T-shirt is spotted moving from behind one outdoor wall to another.
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Consider the simple act of moving from point A to point B. Solving for that equation requires synthesizing numerous variables, like speed and obstacles.
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McCain, who comes from a line of distinguished Navy officers, grew up moving from one military base to another across the US and overseas.
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Much like moving from Windows to cloud and ChromeOS, you could see this as an attempt to remove the problem rather than patch it.
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Which might not matter as much if the film was strictly an early 2000s video game story, moving from one action scene to another.
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But seeing the black flags of Islamic State raised in Mindanao could have shocked the region's governments into moving from cooperation to actual collaboration.
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Gilmore Girls' Alexis Bledel is crushing the streaming game, moving from Netflix to Hulu with a confirmed role in the upcoming The Handmaid's Tale.
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Kendler's intention is for the wheeled boxes to physically demonstrate the way global warming disrupts species' natural growth patterns, moving from south to north.
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Peeler also explored why we are moving from a trend of financial organization to financial efficiency, and how this impacts the blossoming Fintech economy.
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Baidu will continue to scale back spending on group-buying platform Nuomi, moving from a transaction-based model to an advertising model, Li said.
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It is also a recognition that people are becoming more nomadic and international, moving from one country to another, either for work or socially.
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But while moving from PCs into music and phones were big leaps for Apple, getting into the car business is way, way more complex.
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Crossed Swords' rise comes as more countries are moving from focusing solely on defense to add offense to their arsenal in the cyber domain.
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Also, in moving from one state to another, I did not do enough research into what people with my attributes and skillset are earning.
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On the morning of their departure, the migrants had been warned by a friendly local to get moving from an area near the tracks.
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If you're thinking of moving from your high-tax locale, chances are your state's income tax auditor won't let you leave without a fight.
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Moving from Intel to AMD is easiest since AMD and Intel chips share a common core technology called the x86 instruction set, they said.
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He was also planning on moving from Georgia to the Philadelphia area "to live near his girlfriend" and "start a life together," Will says.
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And since the show hired some new hosts after moving from BBC to Channel 22017, the presenters have definitely stepped up to the plate.
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"Given that most market pundits expect a rate hike in early December, moving from cyclical stocks and into defensive stocks seems prudent," Johnson said.
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But the purposes of hacker forums in Iran changed after Stuxnet, said Cutler, moving from being a general subculture to a more patriotic one.
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Following the announcement that the show would be moving from BBC Two to Channel 4, the pair released a statement about their own departure.
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She's recently started singing the synth gospel, moving from the gentle rock sound of her self-titled EP to a sly, bubbly, digital sound.
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Among Oscar contenders, Amazon Studios and Roadside's "Manchester by the Sea" expanded nicely, picking up $16.33 million after moving from 48 to 156 screens.
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According to the artist herself, she believes she has played a little more than 103 shows in Seattle since moving from California in 2013.
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Van Amburg joined Sony in 2004 at Sony Pictures Television and led the studio's marketing for series that were moving from TV to DVD.
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These materials are constantly moving from producers to consumers in a global market worth about $80 billion, but it often lacks efficiency and transparency.
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"So in a nutshell: Facebook's moving from a focus on growth, to a focus on change," a Facebook spokeswoman told CNBC in an email.
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The government said it would not introduce checks or controls on goods moving from the Irish Republic to the British province of Northern Ireland.
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A little boy watched his parents drink, his eyes moving from her red wine to his beer, his head moving slightly between the two.
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Supergirl has been renewed for a second season and is moving from CBS to its sibling-network The CW, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The company is in the final stages of moving from Detroit's Corktown neighborhood to a 3,500 square-foot headquarters in the Eastern Market district.
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This year it's moving from its usual homebase in Asheville, North Carolina, to Durham, where it will run from May 19th to 22nd, 2016.
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This time out, however, this appear to be more severe, with the company's Status page moving from 9/10 to 10/10 service problems.
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Many are low-skilled, moving from one job to another, sewing the same part of the bra as they did in the previous factory.
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I'm really talking about moving from dependence to independence, and independence will only be achieved if we can develop sustainable economies within our communities.
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"I think that the legal industry is moving from one where historically it was only about how great your food product tastes," Heimark explained.
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Here's what else is happening: We're moving from foggy to fine: Patchy clouds should clear the way for sunshine as the day goes on.
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Henri Pierre-Jacques took a familiar finance path out of college, moving from investment banking to private equity to a top-tier business school.
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Disgusted by decades of dysfunction in Washington, voters – led by younger generations – are abandoning the parties and moving from political disaffection to political action.
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With this reorg, Comscore's leadership is moving from its traditional focus on digital measurement to what it sees as its next big growth opportunity.
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He proposes moving from fee-for-service toward a system where care providers are paid to manage a group of patients ahead of time.
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The "American dream" of social mobility, moving from the bottom fifth to the top fifth, is twice as likely to be fulfilled in Canada.
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But Nabil Shaath, a senior Palestinian official, said the list is an "important step" moving from verbal condemnation to practical action against the settlements.
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Some have the perfect job lined up on graduation; others are laserlike in their focus, moving from job to job up the career ladder.
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The U.S. central bank has held rates steady at a target range of 0.25 to 0.50 percent since moving from near zero in December.
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"Now that we can sit there and play with these materials, we can imagine moving from the laboratory into full-scale production," Swanson said.
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"That said, traditional enterprises are moving from the 'old stack' to the 'new stack,' even more rapidly than any of us predicted," he added.
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He cited examples like Netflix as showing what he wants to achieve in the transportation industry, in terms of moving from ownership to subscriptions.
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For me, that was moving from a small town in Southern Illinois to the biggest city in the US, jobless, and with no money.
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We were just sort of moving from this castle to a new, big studio that we installed in a former cinema in our village.
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Beauty YouTuber Brittany Balyn grew up moving from school to school, and she came away with a signature look that's truly all her own.
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Key Lime Pie on a stick is the ideal sweet treat for pie lovers moving from stall to stall at the Minnesota State Fair.
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It was the summer of 2017, and he was moving from an apartment on Avenue B to faculty housing owned by New York University.
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They provide lifelines in the spring and summer, when, each year, the villages flood and moving from place to place is a day's work.
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She recently helped a family moving from Los Angeles rent a four-bedroom home, at $10,500 a month, in the Saugatuck section of Westport.
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In artificial intelligence research, many worry that too much talent is moving from academia into industry, lured by high salaries, bonuses and stock options.
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It's exactly the same journalism, even though she's moving from a commercial system to a quote unquote "public" system, and because it's one culture.
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There are five superblocks underway now, moving from consultation to implementation, including in Horta on the northeast side and Les Cortes to the southwest.
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The family made the eastward trek of the ambitious — moving from Brooklyn to Woodside, Queens, and ultimately to suburban Long Island and wide lawns.
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"If there is anything substantive on the agenda, it will be Macron trying to dissuade Trump from moving from China to Europe with tariffs."
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"I don't say it's over," Ms. Weaver said, but "we're moving from crisis to recovery, and you can see the progress that we've made."
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Though they're now based in different countries (Psutka in Toronto and Connolly in New York after moving from London), they've mostly stuck together since.
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To supplement his $4,200 annual salary, Mr. Enberg found work in radio, moving from disc jockey to calling water polo, boxing and horse racing.
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We are moving from a hardware cycle to a software cycle, and this hardware cycle adds roughly another billion consumers to the computing landscape.
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"This is a way of controlling fire moving from one place to another," said Keith Wen, a technical adviser for the Department of Buildings.
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LeVert and Harris scored 23 points apiece as Brooklyn finished with its most turnovers since moving from New Jersey following the 2011-12 season.
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So she suggested eliminating a second "down" escalator at one entrance to get visitors moving from moment one; this was one battle she lost.
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The overall feeling has shifted markedly in recent days, airline employees said, moving from slight anxiety and cautious optimism to a more acute concern.
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In the most extreme case, she thought she had rented out her place to a nice couple with a kid moving from New York.
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The Greek chorus, aka the Bedquilt Ramblers, takes on more active roles as the game proceeds, moving from background silhouettes to active community members.
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Moving from one back end to another requires some input from customers, which explains why there are still some customers using the legacy infrastructure.
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Today systems are moving from AI labs to industrial products that are conversational, far beyond the question-and-answer format of our pocket assistants.
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Yovanovitch, like all other US ambassadors to Ukraine, traveled with security so it was clear when she is moving from one place to another.
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But I digress, as does Ms. Arcade, moving from a brief history of the advertising industry to carping about tourist hordes invading the city.
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There's a lot of story, but mostly the filmmakers rack up the miles and Jackie wears through shoe leather moving from here to there.
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Moving from state to state, he is competing with different candidates for first place, but his campaign and place atop the rankings is ubiquitous.
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There is, however, currently a major focus on omnichannel and experience, and we are moving from a mass culture to a mass of niches.
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The flames engulfed the building in a matter of minutes, moving from the outside inward and emitting a dark smoke characteristic of burning insulation.
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I couldn't make out any recognizable images, and then suddenly I could: a man and a woman, close together, moving from left to right.
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Manal AlDowayan of Saudi Arabia explores the changes in her country, where women are increasingly moving from the private sphere to the public one.
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Ge Mahe is moving from her role as vice president of wireless technologies to take up the new job, which is based in Shanghai.
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There hasn't been any effort to provide a health policy justification for moving from the current well-functioning Medicaid design to a capped program.
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The United Nations agreed last Friday to draw up the migration compact to cope with the millions of migrants moving from country to country.
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I got a steady job after moving from gig to gig off Craigslist, and suddenly could see a path out of an abusive relationship.
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" In a news release, Duke said, "Cenospheres are moving from the 1971 ash basin to the cooling lake and into the Cape Fear River.
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After moving from Caen to Leicester City in 2015, The Frenchman won the Premier League in his first and only season with the Foxes.
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However, with the hat, Trump's outfit might have tipped the scales, moving from a practical accessory dangerously close to costume territory evocative of colonialists.
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A Reuters analysis of federal labor flow data shows workers are moving from outside the labor force directly into jobs at a record pace.
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"Investors are essentially waiting to see what happens next, moving from a 'tell-me-something-good' environment to 'show-me-something-good'," Arone said.
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It can also be difficult for students moving from one state to another for school to know about their new state's voter registration requirements.
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They had to relocate to urban centers starting with Raqqa, moving from house to house, aware that the proximity to civilians helped protect them.
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It officially became part of California's Democratic Party platform earlier this week signaling that the idea is moving from fringe to the political mainstream.
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Over the course of a decade, a huge number of people took advantage of those savings by moving from actively managed to index funds.
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The Sanders and Warren plans illustrate the difficulty of moving from big-picture numbers and slogans to the nuts and bolts of federal policy.
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Moving from one room to another at the 24th Street location brought a palpable feeling of anticipatory excitement — a rare sensation in contemporary art.
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Facebook experienced backlash earlier this year when it announced it would be moving from silent autoplay video to going by you're device's current mute status.
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The company hoped to foster a new conversation around consumer hardware, moving from a narrative about specs to one about artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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VICE Sports: What was different for you this summer, preparation-wise, other than going through the free agency process and moving from Oakland to Dallas?
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Both of these weather systems will form a sort of funnel of air moving from the southwest to the northeast, carrying the storm with it.
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The latter song and video is also loosely based in the English cities he'd found himself in after moving from Nigeria in his late teens.
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The firm will be moving from its Jermyn Street offices in central London where it currently has 115,000 sq ft of space, a spokesman said.
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Jenny (Rodriguez) is moving from New York to San Francisco for a job and her boyfriend of nine years Nate (Lakeith Stanfield) breaks things off.
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The 81-year-old announced her exit from Bake Off after the show changed channels, moving from the BBC to another British network, Channel 4.
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The caravan of vehicles moving from one Caracol to another was slow, due to potholes, roads that weren't fully paved, raging downpours, and intense heat.
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After Moving from Toronto to Los Angeles in 1964, Slade's first major writing job in Hollywood was on BeWitched, for which he wrote 17 episodes.
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Moving from the anteroom gallery, one enters a sort of otherworldly dining room, with a low-hung crystal chandelier dominating the center of the space.
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"I've been thinking a lot about kindness lately, about where it starts and what keeps it moving from one person to the next," Chip continues.
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"Moving from two to five seats was always our ambition as it enables us to open up the skies to many more travelers," he added.
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Warehouses are moving from empty lots far out of town, closer to urban areas where consumers live, according to Jaller's 25 study on distribution centers.
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And in a world of continuous reskilling and greater self-employment, people may need help with repeatedly moving from one type of job to another.
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Having a mysterious lump on your face is bad enough, but now imagine that the bump is squirming around and moving from location to location.
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"The U.S. retail banking industry is moving from the post-crisis phase of risk management to the fintech phase of managing customer experience," he said.
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Chief Executive Gil Shwed told reporters that Check Point was in a transformation process, moving from a traditional product business into a subscription business model.
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It was his ninth game with at least four RBIs and third since moving from shortstop to second base last season with the Chicago Cubs.
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Revisions knocked off 93,000 jobs from previous months' counts, with September getting bumped up from 191,000 to 208,000 and October moving from 161,000 to 142,000.
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Do you think there's a link between moving from collaborations to more solo work and the development of your confidence or identity as an artist?
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"There's the direct hit to the economy and then there's this really important medium-term risk which is supply chains moving from China," he said.
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"Years of Living Dangerously," for example -- which returns on National Geographic Channel, moving from Showtime -- enlisted a host of stars to explore different environmental concerns.
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And yet after meeting a Jewish man who refused to hate him back (again, moving from "us and them" to "you and I"), he reformed.
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This seems to indicate how people often use personal assistants while moving from place to place, or to launch apps like Google Maps while commuting.
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In the run-up to 2020, power over debates, nominating contests and the national convention is moving from the Democratic National Committee to grassroots activists.
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It's almost like shifting from the agricultural economy to the manufacturing economy, and even more wrenching than moving from the manufacturing economy to this economy.
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" Intel, he said, believes that the future will see more and more processing moving "from the cloud or from the data centers into the networks.
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"That's a huge amount of money just for moving from a nice apartment to a slightly less nice apartment in a different neighborhood," he says.
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Lacour joined HSBC in September 2010 as head of trading, moving from Barclays where he was head of Europe and Asia derivatives for seven years.
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I think Jack is, you know, moving from the Executive Chairman position but taking a step back, but he'll still stay within the Alibaba partnership.
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Even so, a policy of promoting semiconductors fits with the government's broader policy of moving from labour-intensive manufacturing to higher-added-value, cleaner industries.
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Her mom gave birth to her at 20 as well, and Jade spent her formative years moving from place to place as an army brat.
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I'm sure when the first cars were being produced, moving from the horse-drawn carriage, there were debates about what the local laws should be.
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Moving from a 13-inch laptop to a 15-inch model can be challenging, especially if you're as used to smaller sizes as I am.
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"And we're here with the horse show, as well," Horan noted in his post, moving from "Payno" to show the horse track they were near.
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THIS week's issue of The Economist includes an article about the Rams franchise in America's National Football League moving from St Louis to Los Angeles.
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Typically, the strongest winds are found in the northeastern side of the eye wall for a storm moving from south to north, like Hurricane Matthew.
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The result is that job descriptions continuously improve, moving from vague and data-poor to precise, data-rich renderings of the profiles of top performers.
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He had previously served in other roles as a counselor to the ECB's Executive Board since 2011, after moving from the National Bank of Belgium.
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Mariners TORONTO — Joe Biagini has had a change in his role in the past week, moving from reliever to starter for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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The big wheel takes more effort to get moving from a stop, so the bike includes a tiny motor to help the rider with that.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai noted during his keynote segment that the company is moving from being a mobile first company to an AI first one.
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And the other good thing for John is he's moving from the second-most-expensive city in America to the most-expensive city in America.
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The CEO pointed to China's transition from a developing market, and its heavy reliance on exports to accommodate a population moving from villages to cities.
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That novel in large part followed a gene mutation that seemed to figuratively thrust itself down the generations, moving from Turkey to the United States.
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Moving From Concept to Customer Logistically, the move meant a lot more than simply having G log on from his new base in Guatemala City.
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Thailand was transformed during his reign, moving from a mostly agricultural economy to a modern one of industry and commerce and a growing middle class.
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"But we're moving from one thing to the next because that's the chaos that is — exists in the in White House right now," Pelosi added.
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Becoming disabled means moving from isolation to community, from ignorance to knowledge about who we are, from exclusion to access, and from shame to pride.
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In July 1966, the sense I got from Brown as he announced his retirement was that he was merely moving from one stage to another.
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A walking plank — moving from your forearms to your hands and back, keeping your hips stable — is a great exercise for your core and shoulders.
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Clint Frazier, recalled up from Triple-A on Saturday, entered the game in left field with Gardner moving from left to Hicks' spot in center.
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The Wall Street Journal reported, however, that employees moving from assembly and maintenance jobs will not be guaranteed the same hourly pay at other positions.
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"I've been thinking a lot about kindness lately, about where it starts and what keeps it moving from one person to the next," he continued.
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Visitors would be forgiven from not moving from this spot for the entire week, but there's even more relaxing to be done all around Negril.
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Rosendale has long faced criticism for moving from Maryland in the 2000s, with former Billings Judge Russell Fagg attempting to frame him as a carpetbagger.
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As the team approaches its final season at Turner Field, it announced several front-office changes, including Schuerholz moving from team president to vice chairman.
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Beyoncé grieves her broken marriage in 11 steps reminiscent of the Kübler-Ross model, moving from Intuition to Redemption and experiencing every possibility in between.
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"[Customers] are moving from traditional centralized infrastructure to a distributed model that keeps data closer to the customers, partners and employees using it," Smith said.
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It's essentially a record about moving from the deep south to Los Angeles and both missing home and feeling comfortably aimless in one's new home.
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Read a JAMA editorial by UC-San Francisco's George Sawaya on "Cervical Cancer Screening — Moving From the Value of Evidence to the Evidence of Value."
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Mr. Trincale also self-published, moving from the traditional lyric sheets of the ballads that cantastorie sold in town squares, to music cassettes and CDs.
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The 39-point margin was their most lopsided victory at home — and matched their biggest victory over all — since moving from New Jersey in 2012.
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It also means pushing my personal boundaries of how long leftovers can last—I'm slowly moving from two days maximum to up to five days.
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I'm accessing the body in a similar way in terms of moving from interior points that can be felt or envisioned but cannot be seen.
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"There seems to be a slight shift in the sweetness of women's fragrances — moving from floral and vanilla to more musk and amber," says McClain.
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To many here, the steel tariffs are simply a stronger attempt — moving from words to action — to forcefully impose his worldview on the bilateral relationship.
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To complicate matters, my two kids and I were moving from a four-bedroom house in the suburbs to a two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan.
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Moving from Boston to New York in the late 203s, he became associated with the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, a hotbed of sonic ferment.
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Mia smokes weed, makes art, and sleeps with whomever she feels like sleeping with, moving from town to town and sometimes living in her car.
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That gear may shift as you progress in the sport, but moving from learning how to snowboard to attempting the halfpipe is a long road.
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"We're moving from a coastal threat of storm surge flooding and strong winds to more of a heavy rainfall — very heavy rainfall," Mr. Stewart said.
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And in between games of Monday's doubleheader, Callaway told Seth Lugo that he was moving from the bullpen to the rotation to start on Thursday.
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He began moving from city to city, looking for work and preaching in places like Denver and various towns in South Carolina, his brother said.
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Why it matters: Investors have done a complete 180-degree turn in sentiment, moving from distrustful of the market's 2019 gains to full-fledged cheerleaders.
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Legislators from both political parties agree that moving from a volume-based healthcare system to value-based care is critical to delivering truly personalized care.
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COSMOS COULD BE ON THE MOVE The Cosmos have a new owner and will most likely be moving from Long Island to New York City.
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Checks would be needed to ensure duties and taxes were paid on goods moving from Northern Ireland to within the EU and to prevent smuggling.
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Drastic regime change — like moving from a parliamentary system to a presidential one, with no checks and balances — should normally require a clear national consensus.
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Mr. Gallego, 91, also recently switched dwellings, moving from the nearby home of some relatives to the more spartan surroundings of his self-made temple.
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The Florida Shuffle is not just about moving from one bad place to another; it is about doing so without aim or sense of place.
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Of those moving to Boise from out of state, California is the top place they&aposre moving from, according to the Boise Valley Economic Partnership.
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"Bottom line, the potential for geoengineering the planet's climate, complete with inherent likelihood of mistakes, is already moving from science fiction to reality," Overpeck said.
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Xavier and Nathaniel had a difficult start, moving from a situation of neglect to a foster care placement, before finally being adopted into Martin's family.
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Moving from reactive roles to proactive interests, state AGs are mapping out technology sectors where they see significant instances of security and privacy at stake.
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It was because moving from one side of town to the other, once such a pain, had become a matter of pulling out a smartphone.
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The Global Age, in which we are currently situated, moving from an industrial to a digital economy is fostering many of the same societal issues.
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Since moving from Alabama four years ago, Mr. Boudin, 25, has lived in five apartments, each a brief attempt to find a long-term home.
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After moving from classroom teaching to working in a nonprofit organization in 2002, she began taking art classes to get more creativity in her life.
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It is a story about death, but death in life, enriching it with meaning, pushing life on, keeping the blood moving from now till then.
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Meanwhile, the unemployment rate ticked up again, moving from 3.9 percent to 4 percent, in part because of the partial government shutdown, the report states.
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