"They are moving into this cloud-native stack and they are moving into it for the right reasons," Morgan said.
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"I do see, though, something interesting happening, which is money moving into gold, money moving into bitcoin, money moving into nontraditional things that I suppose people are using as a hedge against worse headlines for coronavirus," Brown said.
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And as it turned out, obviously as the Obamas are moving into their private life, we'll see Selina moving into her private life.
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"We have a lot in the pipeline — we are moving into the U.K. this year and slowly moving into the U.S market," says Bartle.
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Jon Fortt: The smartphone market unit growth, particularly the premium end, has pretty much evaporated and interestingly Apple is now moving into services, moving into content.
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Rothenberg says the distribution shift that happened in print in the early 2000s is happening across every medium: Radio is moving into podcasting, and movies and TV are moving into streaming.
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Cisco's MACD indicator is teetering on moving into positive territory.
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Melania and Barron Trump not moving into WH 'til June.
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Amazon is moving into New York City and Northern Virginia.
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You saw Putin rolling through Crimea, moving into Eastern Europe.
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Triathlon Union, and is reportedly moving into the entertainment industry,
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During the stream, I was moving into a new apartment.
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I think it's moving into other interesting areas as well.
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IBM: It's reinventing itself quickly and moving into the cloud.
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"You weren't feeling you were moving into anyone's grunge," Mrs.
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One area Freee won't be moving into is overseas markets.
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Startups are moving into new industries competing with larger incumbents.
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Smaller companies like Vuzix, however, are moving into the space.
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It just is like moving into another way of being.
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Increasingly people keep moving into cities, making cars less necessary.
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Now it's moving into more creative fields, such as writing.
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Modern romance is really moving into a scary place, y'all.
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But the distaff kept moving into what had been pasture.
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But the ECB appears to be moving into action now.
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Before moving into the van, our biggest expense was rent.
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"I'm really focused on moving into the general election," Mrs.
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Tucker Carlson is moving into O'Reilly's highly coveted 8 p.m.
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Tencent is moving into its massive new headquarters in Shenzhen.
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Police are shown moving into the building shouting and gesticulating.
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Best Buy is betting on healthcare moving into the home.
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"It's like you are moving into a hotel," she said.
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It's not just Square moving into the small business space.
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And according to the study, they're moving into dating websites.
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What were the challenges of moving into the digital age?
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After moving into record territory, the stock slide back slightly.
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And it's also moving into the places of complex storytelling.
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Frank and Marie thought about moving into a retirement village.
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Inspector Pine later retired, eventually moving into a nursing facility.
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Infectious diseases are moving into new areas and higher altitudes.
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She'll be moving into Harry's bachelor pad -- aka, Nottingham Cottage.
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He lasted about one month before moving into a hotel.
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Moving into the techno world, rather than being cut adrift.
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They are also moving into a new stadium in 2020.
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For China is moving into the field at breakneck speed.
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The room he's now moving into, we hope, to stay.
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In other words, Tesla's assembly lines are moving into overdrive.
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Everyone is always scared of Amazon moving into their business.
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Amazon tried moving into the Chinese market by buying Joyo.
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They've had a lot of executives moving into big jobs.
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America was leaving the Great Recession and moving into recovery.
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The major overhaul, East's second since he became CEO in 2015, will also see the elimination of its nuclear division, with nuclear submarine systems moving into defense and civil nuclear activities moving into power systems.
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We're moving into our slow season, and I am very grateful.
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Moving into the weekend, expect to see a lot of coverage.
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South Korean companies are also moving into the U.S. and Europe.
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The outbreak is also moving into South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda.
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Moving into the mail-order business makes a lot of sense.
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This was as they were sort of moving into streaming, right?
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Beyond payment, Line is also moving into banking and financial services.
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This is yet another example of esports moving into the mainstream.
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They're moving into areas where consumers will be in the future.
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Do you feel like dream researcher is moving into the mainstream?
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The list of established companies moving into streaming is nearly endless.
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Moving into a new place and starting from scratch can suck.
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Microsoft quickly started moving into every corner of the internet market.
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And we're moving into my next big obsession, which is haircare.
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I started touching her legs, my hands moving into her vagina.
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Millions of people are abandoning the countryside and moving into cities.
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Only then could they start thinking about moving into human trials.
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Let's talk about where they're moving, into a lot of places.
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We're moving into the final episode of the (possibly?) penultimate season.
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Autodesk has been moving into the drone industry for a while.
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New businesses from Amazon to Goldman Sachs are moving into Farringdon.
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DIY computer-maker Kano is moving into the internet of things.
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The electric car movement is finally moving into the fast lane.
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Moving into choreography has traditionally been easier for men than women.
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We're moving into this, not post-human, but enhanced human era.
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Lowe's also began to cross borders, moving into Canada and Mexico.
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Another path We should be moving into the exact opposite direction.
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This is moving into perjury, false statements, and even potentially treason.
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A transit, like Jupiter moving into Scorpio, has an astrological meaning.
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Many of her clients she said, are moving into luxury rentals.
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They weren't just moving into Europe; they were changing its society.
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Women have historically been more flexible about moving into new occupations.
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Now Apple is moving into face recognition for unlocking a phone.
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JA: This next room we're moving into is work from 1974.
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The joy of families moving into their own homes was palpable.
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It became very clear this was moving into an actual date.
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They were moving into new headquarters and expanding into new locations.
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Prior to moving into her apartment, her diabetes management was inconsistent.
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At least one smart home device is moving into the bathroom.
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Bedbugs Menaced the Dinosaur Age Before Moving Into Our Mattresses 42.
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Competitors are moving into the organic grocery business it once dominated.
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It advised moving into international stocks, particularly from Europe and Japan.
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Headquarters employees will be moving into the new facility throughout April.
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Don't you remember how scary it is moving into the house?
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Since moving into his car, Vogel's line of work has changed.
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He was a lawyer in private practice before moving into baseball.
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Arsenal swept aside host Swansea, 4-0, moving into third place.
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Moving into your childhood bedroom is one obvious, if awkward, solution.
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Instead of moving into golf communities, rich millennials are joining 'agrihoods'
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Some multi-gen families come together by moving into another home altogether.
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Lots of different kinds of things, if they're moving into other businesses.
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So talk about moving into TV and why that appealed to you.
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More people moving into areas prone to brush fires also isn't helping.
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We're moving into the future here, and the future has fewer ports.
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And more and more studios are moving into streaming their own work.
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Known for its beverages, Pepsi is now moving into the restaurant business.
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Before moving into venture, Check worked for the global agency AMV BBDO.
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Soon, the young woman said, more young men were moving into town.
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Spokesman Paul Newmarch said evacuees were moving into the plant's work camps.
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Yolanda, 51, was photographed moving into a new apartment in mid-December.
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There were toasts and they were moving into tequila when I left.
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" "We're moving into an era where there's more flexibility for the artist.
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Nicholas Langeveld, Affectiva's previous CEO, is moving into the role of chairman.
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Now, I'm eagerly awaiting moving into my ghostly, scifi, transparent log cabin.
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We are moving into a world in which there is no glass.
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Today, however, we find that generation of leaders now moving into retirement.
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Once I start moving into pre-production, I care about the aesthetics.
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Now, the one-and-done product is moving into dry shampoo territory.
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But then clubs and artists started moving into abandoned warehouses and factories.
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Moving into these episodes, have you understood Carol differently in these episodes?
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She was moving into septic shock, which has a high mortality rate.
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And now I'm moving into translucent plastics, but still with embroidered details.
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Now it's moving into Finland, taking on that country's own capital, Helsinki.
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We are being attacked and we're potentially moving into a fascist situation.
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Amazon has been moving into the car for a few years now.
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Already the app company is moving into new offices in Santa Monica.
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StockTwits founder Howard Lindzon will be moving into the executive chairman role.
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Yeah, but still, you don't want Amazon moving into your biggest customer.
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In the game, you'll play as a young woman moving into adulthood.
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The impeachment inquiry is moving into a new phase of public hearings.
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I'm sure there are people moving into the camp of no LME.
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Both rivals are moving into ChargePoint's home market in the United States.
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It's just crazy to watch the guys moving into the Bachelor Mansion.
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Moving into security and compliance is a natural progression for the company.
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Spain, which holds an election on Sunday, was also moving into focus.
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Dempsey advised moving into cash-like instruments to ride out the selloff.
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With its real estate growth slowing, Wanda is also moving into sports.
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Ryan Mitchell has saved six figures since moving into his tiny house.
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Moving into pensions and retirement savings offerings is a natural next step.
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According to Clarke, they're moving into a penthouse at 35 Hudson Yards.
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At the same time, Amazon has been moving into the alcohol business.
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Pandora's competition in moving into the on-demand streaming world is formidable.
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Kobo360 is moving into in new markets — Ghana, Togo and Cote D'Ivoire.
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You are seeing some of these ideas now moving into the mainstream.
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American Express is "moving into a period of growth," Mr. Squeri said.
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After moving into Manhattan, he would frequent beaches in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Like Ms. Garanca, Ms. Netrebko has been moving into new, heavier roles.
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Moving into the mid-20th century, the logos of photo agencies appear.
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What other categories of food do you guys plan on moving into?
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The market has been strong, though we're moving into our winter slowdown.
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GE Digital is moving into offices at the Cal Poly Technology Park.
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I ended up moving into the Factory for a year or so.
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What was once a minority issue was now moving into the mainstream.
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It's ultimately about building trust, because you're totally moving into somebody's space.
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We're moving into year three, and our answer is still the same.
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CVS Health's Aetna unit is moving into more than 260 new counties.
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"Now that we've got our grand foothold, we'll be moving into messaging."
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You can incorporate your previous life into the life you're moving into.
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One is demographic: Baby boomers, the largest generation, are moving into retirement.
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Moving into the White House appears not to have tempered that anxiety.
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There's a glut of real estate on the market for moving into.
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If you're moving into a building, confirm the elevator and parking situation.
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Other indicators suggest millennials are moving into a new stage of life.
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What should we be thinking of as we're moving into deep learning?
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So that sort of was the business that he was moving into.
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The bigger story here is, you know, I write about this in the new book, the neoliberal paradigm, the idea that we're moving into — this is back in the 221s — we're moving into a shareholder value-maximization universe.
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Thousands of entrepreneurs are currently moving into the new building here in Paris.
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Grab a Larabar before settling onto a mat and moving into child's pose.
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You've got a huge influx of radicals who have been moving into there.
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They, or rather their children, are moving into Ulaanbaatar to become digital nomads.
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Elsewhere inflows into equities slowed with some investors moving into laggard energy shares.
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Uganda is "gradually moving into some sort of a military regime," he said.
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But is that enough to keep the company moving into 2017 and beyond?
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I'm moving into a columnist role at TechCrunch and onto some new projects.
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Cain had previously served at the Kansas City Fed before moving into politics.
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"We're moving into a recovery phase...Though identification will be hard," he said.
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"To me, this is like a glacier moving into the ocean," he said.
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Koreans began moving into China in the second half of the 19th century.
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Moving into brick-and-mortar retail is yet another sign of continued growth.
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Also moving into the quarterfinals were Ukraine's Sergiy Stakhovsky and Russia's Andrey Rublev.
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Mainly because two of my closest friends ended up moving into this neighborhood!
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Since moving into the lineup, he's scored in double figures in each game.
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The sun is moving into your 10th house of career on the 22nd.
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Dinnerware set Moving into a new place and starting from scratch can suck.
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And this is happening as more people than ever are moving into cities.
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But current statistics suggest that the voters and critics are moving into alignment.
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For Plex, however, moving into TV streaming space seemed like the next step.
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But Hagenkord said many tech entrepreneurs moving into medicine don't make the effort.
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The voice-activated home assistant revolution has arrived — and it's moving into cars.
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"I kind of made it an adventure moving into this apartment," she said.
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"We are moving into a very different country this century," Mr. Frey said.
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Yesterday, Melania Trump offered her first interview since moving into the White House.
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There's not a great track record of similar media entrepreneurs moving into politics.
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She got some help from her famous parents moving into her new digs.
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Meanwhile, regular exchanges are blazing the trail and moving into providing tokens trading.
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It started with two faint, flashing objects moving into the field of view.
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Now, it's moving into the US after acquiring the stateside television maker Vizio.
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We may be moving into an era of higher growth and higher rates.
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This week Amazon made some hires about moving into the online pharmacy business.
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But it's not surprising to see Tinder moving into the "friend-finding" space.
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They're also moving into the heart of tech giants like Google and Facebook.
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A cold wave moving into the area added to rescuers' sense of urgency.
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He achieved this by moving into the World Touring Car Championship in 2005.
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A cold wave moving into the area added to their sense of urgency.
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A nice respite moving into the long holiday weekend if you ask me.
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The idea—her idea—was that I would be moving into the basement.
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"I think we're moving into a dangerous medium with virtual reality," he said.
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We are past the Information Age and moving into the Age of Privacy.
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Moving into the cloud computing business would only cannibalize those steady revenue streams.
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That's his whole politics, it's about moving into someone's space and erasing them.
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He became higher education minister in 2009 before moving into the vice presidency.
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This also accounts for the the Asian ankylosaurid dinosaurs moving into North America.
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That combination made moving into the country look too good to pass up.
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But Trump withdrew from the deal shortly after moving into the White House.
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But according to travel experts, the industry is moving into a new phase.
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Knockouts are about creating collisions, which involves both parties moving into each other.
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With that in mind, the company is moving into other lines of business.
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Cheq is also moving into new areas like connected TV and console gaming.
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"Moving into it, the film was a very male-heavy story," she said.
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Also, some thoughts from the CEO about Uber moving into the grocery business.
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Entrepreneurs and companies, many nationwide, are moving into the so-called longevity market.
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Big-box retailers, those shopping hallmarks of suburbia, are also moving into cities.
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More people are moving into South Bend than we've seen in a generation.
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That didn't last long — they're now moving into a spot above her studio.
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"I agree we can't have everybody moving into the country," Mr. Ward said.
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He announced that he had changed his mind about moving into the house.
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The husband gets revenge on her by moving into Mr. Gleeson's man cave.
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He said the thunderstorms had since left Missouri and were moving into Arkansas.
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Mr. Kurson, 49, spent years as a journalist before moving into political consulting.
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Nine months after moving into the bus, the Claytons upgraded to an RV.
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She's moving into an events position within the same restaurant group, but stiiiill.
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A sushi omakase restaurant is moving into the former Amato Opera House space.
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The staff of six will be moving into a larger space in February.
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No wonder, then, that Tesla isn't the only automaker moving into this space.
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And Credit Karma is now moving into the high-yield savings account market.
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But it is moving into more airports, including Los Angeles and Minneapolis-St.
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KB: That's something that we're actually moving into public experimentation with right now.
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Some questioned the legality of moving into federal court to redo the deal.
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Apple, the richest company in technology, is finally moving into original video content.
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Prince Charles The first seasons of "The Crown" show Charles moving into adulthood.
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Facebook, for its part, has already been moving into the sports broadcasting space.
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Moving into a new home is never easy — even for celebrities, it seems.
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The company did not rule out moving into old Sears or Kmart stores.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson is moving into Bill O'Reilly's coveted 2628 p.m.
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On moving into a studio, she learned it was infected by black mold.
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Dishes, couches and silverware went to young friends moving into their first apartments.
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And I think they're moving into season 3 in a really beautiful, healthy place.
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Now we're moving into these middle ranks and they all kind of overlap, barely.
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Before moving into his new digs, he was living in a feral cat colony.
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It is unclear whether she will be moving into 10 Downing Street with him.
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Instead of moving into the 20th century, it stayed put in the 19th century.
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But nevertheless that era is over and we&aposre moving into a new era.
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Banking giants like J. P. Morgan are also moving into the no-fee territory.
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That's what you're starting to see now that women are moving into power positions.
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"It's sort of like moving into a history book about New York," Bolla shares.
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How do you look at this coverage going forward, moving into the next election?
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He isn't worried about the American smartphone behemoth moving into his mobile payments business.
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"This information is increasing, but it's moving into spaces that we simply cannot monitor."
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Police with riot gear could be seen moving into position along the march route.
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By channeling its inner Disney, the company is also moving into theme parks attractions.
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The Steelers had one more shot, moving into Saints territory with 41 seconds left.
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"It began focusing on autism, but now it's moving into other areas," Hotez says.
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And women were also moving into other career sectors, including retail and office work.
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Moving into my next date of the week with Garrett, I was really excited.
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"We're moving into a very strong period called the 'Santa Claus rally,'" explained Gordon.
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Whites are steadily moving into predominantly black neighbourhoods in search of lower house prices.
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Approximately 15 years ago, William meets a pregnant immigrant woman moving into the building.
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WarnerMedia recently began moving into 30 Hudson Yards, the first tenant to do so.
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Even those sellers who want to downsize would be moving into a pricier market.
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Dodge enemy fire and grab power ups to keep moving into more difficult territory.
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O'Reilly will be replaced by Tucker Carlson, who is moving into the 8 p.m.
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She had been having throat pain and other ailments since moving into her dorm.
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This leaves us with several balls still in the air moving into the finale.
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"Regular supplies are moving into the base there via air," said US Navy Capt.
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Here's sector by sector breakdown of where Amazon is moving into the media business.
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Investors have been moving into bonds less sensitive to rising rates in recent weeks.
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He joined El Al in 2004 and piloted 747 aircraft before moving into management.
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There are also opportunities for partnerships with blue chip tech firms moving into Africa.
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Google is moving into office hardware today with Jamboard, a new 4K digital whiteboard.
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The songs have now become much more contemporary, moving into fractured and abstract narratives.
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MASHABLE: What is the bigger threat moving into these episodes, walkers or other humans?
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Soon after moving into my apartment, he told me he couldn't do it anymore.
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Former president of Mexico Felipe Calderon studied Law and economics before moving into politics.
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Global Health started because this great talent pipeline was not moving into health care.
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He served as the chain's chief digital officer before moving into global retail operations.
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O), said she has been moving into the likes of toymaker Mattel Inc (MAT.
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They represent a new breed of more radical activists moving into the political mainstream.
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We're refining that, then moving into growth mode as the NFL season heats up.
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This was a strategic decision when moving into the area (South San Diego County).
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Fox also announced Wednesday that Tucker Carlson is moving into O'Reilly's coveted 8 p.m.
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Cortica is moving into mobility by opening an automotive branch for its AI technology.
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We are moving into an era of data-driven, crowdsourced, participatory, genomics-based medicine.
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The couple is a few months out from moving into their 5-acre compound.
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However, venture capital firms moving into the world of digital currencies face unprecedented pushback.
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Millennial-generation buyers are moving into planned communities in addition to the typical retirees.
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Dot Esports reported HUNDEN was discussing moving into a managerial role with the team.
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It's the same 22012 white guys moving into different chairs, it seems to me.
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"I'm really focused on moving into the general election," Clinton told host Andrea Mitchell.
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All these young people with money moving into cities are not only using Amazon.
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Kuo said it's unclear how shipments will be affected moving into the second quarter.
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He and his Syrian allies are moving into territory vacated by the United States.
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China is moving into overdrive to contain the virus, but there are many challenges.
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Women gained new visibility in society, moving into the jobs vacated by enlisted men.
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After moving into 203 Police Plaza, Mr. Harrington introduced the men to Chief Banks.
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This should be a wake up call for Republicans moving into the midterm elections.
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"Amazon is moving into Japan, taking share away from Rakuten on their home base."
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MR. KATZ: I was a budding private jeweler just moving into my own designs.
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Jeffree Star is one step closer to moving into his new $14.6 million mansion.
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When moving into a campus dorm room for the first time, preparation is key.
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While European investors are moving into defensive sectors, sector conviction is low, they added.
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Foreign insurers have long licked their lips at the prospect of moving into Myanmar.
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It also invested in a fintech startup Rapyd, which is moving into logistics now.
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They started moving into cities and apartments during years when rent was historically high.
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And Miller said the building she'll be moving into will eventually resemble the projects.
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As food reaches increasingly into exhibitions, art is moving into museum restaurants as well.
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Cardiologists seem to be in high demand for tech companies moving into health care.
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With the purchase, UnitedHealth is increasingly moving into the direct delivery of medical care.
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Will it get better with high-profile former players moving into the broadcast booth?
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Chinese funds began aggressively moving into Hong Kong stocks via the connect programmes in February.
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They're moving into a new place, so they're going through some of our mom's stuff.
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However, current residents of the neighborhood aren't as excited about Amazon moving into the neighborhood.
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Australian animals like to make themselves at home, by moving into the most inappropriate places.
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How do you look at the broader tech industry, which is moving into your businesses?
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Not a great mixture for people moving into or out of New York this weekend.
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This is the first time the company is moving into that segment of the industry.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)Facebook seems interested in moving into Google's territory of, well, territory.
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Following Netflix's lead, nearly every major video company is moving into the streaming media business.
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Elsewhere inflows into equities slowed with some investors moving into laggard energy shares, BAML said.
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Moving into fresh food was part of a strategy heralded by former CEO Denise Morrison.
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When they arrived, they first stayed in an empty school before moving into the camp.
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Some Republican lawyers say they were less hasty in moving into oppositional roles post-election.
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How important to the story were the Obama presidency and moving into the Trump era?
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The end of the document production indicates the investigation is moving into the next stage.
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Moving into other countries, then, has given the film space to breathe as a film.
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It's sort of this idea that we're moving into that everything is of equal weight.
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Reports from the battlefield have detailed Russian and Syrian forces moving into abandoned American bases.
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But he's moving into a new tier with "Hidden Voices," due out on Friday, Jan.
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You do not want to alienate your super immediately after moving into your new home.
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Moving into your first apartment and prefer to own an oven mitt with some pizzazz?
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He and his Syrian allies are moving into territory being vacated by the United States.
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Since moving into the closer's role on May 12, Kenbel has held batters to a .
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Both firms are moving into other financial services, such as small-business loans and microinsurance.
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Rob Kardashian is keeping up with his healthy habits after moving into his own home.
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Two years after moving into her home, she is still without running water or electricity.
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Hutton was a hair dresser and kept his job even after moving into Mercury's mansion.
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More tech companies are moving into the space, as are unregulated currency systems like Bitcoin.
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She left school at 16, before working at Burger King and then moving into retail.
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Moving into December, temperatures are expected to stabilize and settle into typical winter weather patterns.
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Now, we're seeing a lot of promises from legacy automakers about moving into this space.
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But new global forces and methods are moving into the space vacated by traditional Catholicism.
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And they're going to be moving into Michigan and expanding very substantially an existing plant.
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I've made friends with a lot of other DJs before fully moving into their world.
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And us becoming friends again and moving into a new relationship [was one of them].
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The deal is inked, and Burlington College begins moving into its new campus in 2011.
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Bloomberg first reported that the retail giant is moving into its own private label tablets.
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We might hover on the edge of a group rather than moving into the middle.
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For his next filming project, though, Efron is moving into brand new territory: Meet Ted.
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Moving into more front-office tasks is an ambitious but not surprising leap for UiPath.
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For instance, more farmers are moving into Chinese cities in hopes of finding new work.
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That makes doing business easier and also attractive for moving into the city from abroad.
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Core al Qaeda leaders having been moving into Syria over the past year, Davis said.
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GraphQL, the Facebook -incubated data query language, is moving into its own open-source foundation.
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That makes sense given that Go-Jek is moving into financial services products in Indonesia.
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From groceries the Society diversified, moving into drug trafficking, kidnapping, extortion, and the occasional murder.
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The company is moving into Space Launch Complexes 17 and 18 at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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The move comes as the tech industry increasingly is moving into the health care space.
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In Italy, for example, people could earn $10,000 just by moving into the town of .
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Chickens are leaving the countryside and moving into the homes of the rich and famous.
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Earthquakes suggest magma still is moving into the rift zone, Neal and Klemetti have said.
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Mr. Rockhill said he had no hesitation about moving into the house of a friend.
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Kroger is buying Home Chef as online meal kit companies continue moving into grocery stores.
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Read more:More immigrants are moving into Trump states instead of expensive cities in blue states.
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Moving into 2018, Amazon will look to add even more members to its Prime base.
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But it seems more likely that the debate could be moving into a new stage.
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Not long after moving into his house in 1973, he installed a solar water heater.
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Big tech companies like Google and Facebook are aggressively moving into the world of healthcare.
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He recalled friends of friends who started hearing voices shortly after moving into an apartment.
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Some of the world's most valuable technology companies are moving into the regulated medical sector.
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As well as moving into advertising, the industry is growing more professional in its lobbying.
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When Baalsrud spotted German ships moving into the cove, he knew the mission was finished.
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Seances required about a year of prototyping, with the team moving into production this year.
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He also stressed the importance of pre-disaster mitigation moving into the 2018 hurricane season.
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Today, artists, musicians and other creative types are moving into shiny modern condominiums and homes.
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Some communities prevented minorities from moving into their town with various housing and legal maneuvers.
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After college, she went to work as a financial analyst, before moving into public health.
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For years, she had stubbornly resisted moving into a relative's home or assisted living community.
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They ended up moving into a certain formation, which allowed me to capture this photo.
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Recently, some people working at places like schools, bookstores and restaurants began moving into dormitories.
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Eastern on Saturday, the outer bands of Irma had begun moving into Miami-Dade County.
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Focusing first on mining and metals industries, later moving into construction, firefighting and utilities environments.
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But he found help, moving into Bowery Mission, one of the city's oldest aid organizations.
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Turkish troops are now moving into Syrian towns, backed by local rebels under their command.
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Genealogy giant Ancestry has been moving into health, a market it hadn&apost previously touched.
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Seven months after moving into it, they got a dog, four cats, and three chickens.
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She worked for companies including the business software firm Citrix Systems before moving into government.
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Yet the people moving into these complexes need more help than they did years ago.
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Again, he had a friend with him, Shanell Winlock, a member of Moving Into Dance.
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The debate performance and Clyburn's backing help create much-needed momentum moving into Saturday's primary.
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Former Super Bowl champion Jay Ajayi is moving into a very different kind of football.
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After moving into her new home, she received her first electric bill: a staggering $1,100.
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The curve had been inverted since May 22 before moving into positive territory on Friday.
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The world was moving into the digital age and into this very fluid global culture.
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This has led to Jumia moving into working-capital services for vendors on its platform.
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"We're moving into the global, open API ecosystem, and there is no choice," Lockhart said.
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Moving into an air-conditioned room to escape summer's heat will do it as well.
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For Goldin, moving into sunscreen and deodorant didn&apost seem like a particularly risky move.
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Now the great question is whether or not we are moving into Lewis's terrifying future.
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Amazon anticipates Kuiper team members will start moving into the new site sometime next year.
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PF Dirk Nowitzki moved into Bogut's spot, with G J.J. Barea moving into the lineup.
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It is not the first time McDonald's has had difficulty moving into a venerable area.
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"Boris will be moving into a sales-focused role with the company," the memo added.
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Since moving into Europe five years ago, it has faced numerous issues with local regulators.
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"It truly does feel like we're moving into fascinating and uncharted territory," Mr. Whishaw said.
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One day after moving into his new home, Jollimore recalls, the basement flooded with wastewater.
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The first female enlisted soldiers wouldn't begin moving into ground combat units until May 2017.
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Upon moving into town, the walks got shorter, but the Heaters financial situation didn't improve.
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He started squatting in abandoned buildings with friends, eventually moving into an old postal service warehouse.
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Jenkins worked on a few other films that never came to fruition before moving into television.
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"They're following their dreams, but the first step is moving into the atomic shelter," says Faccilongo.
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But they're moving into these positions where they're able to greenlight movies that are women-friendly.
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And while moving into news alone isn't responsible for Twitter's comeback, the charts' resemblance is illuminating.
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Getting away from the suburbs today, "a lot of people are moving into cities," Skyes said.
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Heavy rains were moving into the Houston area on Friday morning, threatening to worsen flooding there.
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Maybe he should have saved on rent by moving into Jenner's brand new Hidden Hills abode.
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JF: I mean...What has the experience been like so far, moving into a visual medium?
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China's Zhu Lin also retired on Tuesday with France's Alize Cornet moving into the last eight.
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Besides making lights for your yard, Philips Hue is also moving into another room — the bathroom.
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We're moving into a deliver world, why not just bring it to their house from online?
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His father, Carmelo Cucchiara, 75, left the family home, moving into his daughter's home in Astoria.
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Ricco does not sound so forlorn, after all, but we're defintely moving into Samuel Beckett territory.
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If you ask us, Jupiter moving into Sagittarius sounds great — but it comes with a caveat.
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Generalists are presumably moving into niches vacated by specialists, a process that is not without risks.
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"We thought we was moving into Buckingham Palace," one early resident later told the Evening Standard.
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Matternet is, like Zipline, moving into North Carolina, whose local transport authority has championed drone delivery.
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Uranus, the planet of innovation, will be moving into your 12th house of spirituality this March.
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Mars, your personal planet of love, is moving into his own house on New Year's Eve.
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Their wedding, their "blended family," and moving into their new home together in Newport Beach, Calif.
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Square is moving into the consumer lending space as monthly installment options are becoming more popular.
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CEO Dennis Crowley also stepped down as CEO, moving into the company's executive chairman role instead.
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The other major planet news is Uranus, the rebellious planet, moving into grounded Taurus in May.
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"Onlookers are urged not to block access to emergency crews moving into the area," it said.
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Amazon's new "Elements" brand started moving into the lucrative supplements space in the spring of 2017.
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The photography museum is in the process of moving into a space nearby on the Bowery.
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HomeSpot Rugged Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker See Details Moving into the dorms, or just a new space?
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PayPal has been continuously moving into more traditional areas of banking like lending to small businesses.
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Before you panic, Jupiter moving into retrograde does not bring these forces to a screeching halt.
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Using autonomous technology, the bus can undertake maneuvers including parking and moving into a washing area.
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Whites are moving into some cities, including Chicago, though rarely as quickly as blacks are leaving.
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After all, many students adopt minimalist tendencies upon moving into a dorm room with little space.
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Amazon's new Echo Show proves that the smart home phenomenon is finally moving into the mainstream.
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It felt right to be turning 30 and moving into this decade with a clean slate.
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It felt right to be turning 216 and moving into this decade with a clean slate.
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Mr. Flannery joined Uniroyal in 1959 as a research chemist before moving into sales and marketing.
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As Arctic sea ice disappears, bears are increasingly moving into human settlements in search of food.
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"The surge in volume suggests we are seeing dip buyers moving into the market," McCarthy said.
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The charges against Flynn on Friday indicate that Mueller's investigation is moving into Trump's inner circle.
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"We think of it like Netflix moving into originals, " Rascoff told Cramer in a Monday interview.
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Here Congress is tasking the Air Force with moving into the iPhone generation, at least tentatively.
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When Deng began his reforms, the world was just moving into its current form of globalization.
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"Moving into the weekend, we certainly hope the Senate will vote to confirm him," she added.
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Moving into redefined roles: the former captains and longtime team executives Craig MacTavish and Kevin Lowe.
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The share of accounts moving into serious delinquency — more than 90 days behind — is about 5.2%.
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I think you would see us moving into even more food-based areas, to be defined.
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Heavy snow, including thundersnow, is falling in Connecticut and moving into the rest of New England.
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It's only 2016, but the real world is quickly moving into the realm of science fiction.
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Presumably, those startups will continue moving into San Francisco as others scale back or shut down.
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When I was younger, I wasn't really too confident, but moving into the adult industry helped.
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Now she sees workers who started working at the port after her moving into senior positions.
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The world's most valuable private fintech company is moving into a new area of banking: loans.
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I'm moving into a house and buying lots of things as well as picking paint colors.
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My dad played keyboard and guitar and was at the forefront of moving into synth sounds.
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Mr. Teshima got a flyer about the program soon after moving into a 1950s ranch house.
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But moving into a larger home can be costly and difficult, especially in New York City.
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A week later he said he wasn't going to be moving into the house after all.
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She's moving into a new apartment at the end of March, which already drained her savings.
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"If you are a smaller company, you may think twice about moving into China," said Segal.
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I ended up moving into one of the diplomatic compounds and the neighborhood became my home.
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It made sense: We can observe contemporary lichens moving into barren, severe environments before anything else.
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It is also clear that poachers are moving into increasingly remote areas areas to hunt elephants.
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According to Schoki, Sayad voiced suspicions of Regeni within days of his moving into their flat.
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Lawrence Ray was charged with moving into his daughter's dormitory and targeting her friends for exploitation.
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Here's a look at the top 10 cities Americans are moving into, according to Redfin's report:
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So moving into the dining room from the living room, we&aposve got this gigantic wall.
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A rising number of Americans are moving into urban areas and renting their homes and apartments.
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Mathews has eight 3-pointers in the last three games after moving into a reserve role.
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"Black people have never been obstacles to white people moving into their neighborhoods," Mr. Parker said.
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He was initially in charge of World Series of Poker coverage before moving into original programming.
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"Morgan's faithlessness has emboldened me to take a vacation," Grady declares when moving into Stensland's apartment.
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You mentioned Twin Peaks, and that's certainly a milestone in terms of filmmakers moving into television.
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LHP Jonathon Niese (knee) is likely moving into the rotation next week as long as he's healthy.
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I mean, they haven't, as long as I've been there, they haven't discussed moving into that space.
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Dreamit Ventures, a Philadelphia-based early stage investor and accelerator, announced it was moving into security today.
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It&aposs not just the growing number of beneficiaries with the baby boom generation moving into retirement.
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Whether you're a wide-eyed freshman or an experienced senior, moving into a residence hall is stressful.
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At the convention, he closed his address with a vision of himself moving into the White House.
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The dogs will reportedly be moving into a new 18,000-square-foot home with Packer and Carey.
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QUINTANILLA: CHIP, YOU TALKED ABOUT TAKING RISKS, NOT MILKING THE BRAND FOR CASH, MOVING INTO OTHER BUSINESSES.
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It's important to check in during sex, too — especially if you're moving into a more intense position.
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Moving into New Hampshire, Biden's campaign did not think it would be fighting a multi-front battle.
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Pieces are moving into place to launch the season's plot, but so far, not much is happening.
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Both the European model and American model show the low-pressure system moving into the Florida panhandle.
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"Palmer still works at Oculus and he will be moving into a new role," confirmed Oculus' spokesperson.
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She found it when she was moving into her new apartment, and gave it back to Judge.
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In America there are more signs of overlap, with Amazon moving into advertising and Apple into video.
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I was constantly moving into strangers' homes and into new schools where I never felt I belonged.
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He's not too comfortable with Brigid's moving into a basement apartment in a potential flood zone, either.
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The actor is moving into a new house in Los Angeles amid his divorce from Jennifer Garner.
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I'm glad to see Apple doing it, I'm glad to see other companies moving into the space.
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It was the second consecutive time Creighton lost a game immediately after moving into the national rankings.
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When you talk about the opportunity, you're moving into other categories like men's and children's and abroad.
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Right after she moves into practical Taurus until Wednesday evening, before moving into communicative Gemini that night.
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But in the United States, the people moving into those cities are largely rich, white, and childless.
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Vice Media is moving into scripted video programming, thanks to a partnership with digital media studio Blackpills.
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Season 2 marks the series departure from the book that it's based on, moving into uncharted territory.
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That disparity might come back to bite the baby-boomer generation, who are fast moving into retirement.
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It started with wireless chargers, got into smart lights last year, and now it's moving into speakers.
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In rich countries millennials who grew up buying goods online are moving into their prime spending years.
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Matternet is, like Zipline, moving into North Carolina, where the local transport authority has championed drone delivery.
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Jupiter, your personal planet of love, started moving into your seventh house of relationships in late 2018.
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Treebo Hotel, another well-funded Indian-based business, has voiced interest in moving into the region, too.
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Over the past couple of years, Zakai says he's seen more enterprise companies moving into Mindspace locations.
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Moving into the 21st century, Chinese art reached international attention in no small part to Sigg's efforts.
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After moving into Infinite Loop—building IL93—Jobs began transforming Apple, as a company and a culture.
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I'm moving into a space I'm proud of, I'll be there by the time you read this.
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This wouldn't be the first time that Barrymore has considered moving into the daytime television realm, either.
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"Our goal moving into the electoral cycle definitely was not siding with a particular candidate," says Jiménez.
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Reaction in the dollar was relatively muted, and the greenback initially fell before moving into positive territory.
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Now under the leadership of thirty-something CEO Jimmy Rim, Kakao is moving into music and entertainment.
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As the dollar came under pressure, the pound rose 0.1 percent to $1.2884, moving into positive territory.
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Kim and Kanye are moving into their Hidden Hills home they have been renovating for several years.
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Rather than wait for middle management, the startup developed a grassroots-fortified case for moving into operations.
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The NCSC started last October and is moving into a new operations center in Victoria, central London.
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But it's easy to imagine why Apple is taking so long: moving into original content isn't easy.
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Lunar eclipses happen when the moon is blacked out by moving into the shadow of the Earth.
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Nobody is expecting a horror story when moving into a tenement block on another seemingly routine operation.
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You were making videos for a while, after art school, before moving into portrait-based stock photography.
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She actually ends up moving into the hotel too, though, to get away from her estranged husband.
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Estimates of the numbers moving into the Redoubt are sketchy, partly because many seek a low profile.
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Because there are not a lot of financially oriented companies that are moving into the regulatory space.
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"Wily's kind of moving into a different role, but he was outstanding for two innings," Counsell said.
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On March 7, he surpassed Gordie Howe in points, moving into third, where he sits with 1,867.
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The house we were moving into ended up with a collapsed roof and flooding, making it uninhabitable.
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Other automakers are moving into ride sharing and self-driving vehicles, as are some traditional auto suppliers.
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They can also prevent military personnel from moving into risky situations in countering threats like sea mines.
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The NYSE's parent company, ICE, is moving into bitcoin swaps and already offers a cryptocurrency data feed.
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An increasing number of immigrants are moving into states that swung for President Donald Trump in 2016.
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An increasing number of immigrants are moving into states that swung for President Donald Trump in 2016.
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" Declaring a national emergency, Scaramucci added, would be "moving into a precedent-breaking standard for future presidents.
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Organizers have also agreed to slim down backstage installations and hold off on moving into certain venues.
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Its characters are forever assembling, arranging, moving into place across frames and rooms, making ready for events.
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But that approach has run into a challenge: More and more people are moving into wild lands.
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Online. The pilot episode will focus on Chelsea and her son Levi moving into Raven's family's house.
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Before moving into the job, Kudlow told associates that he'd likely retain most of the existing staff.
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But when Americans started building and moving into new suburbs in the 1950s, they had a problem.
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We're moving into a really interesting age where you're not going to marry your high school sweetheart.
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People are moving into the splashy new spaceship-like headquarters just miles away as we're ushered in.
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I ended up moving into my own room, and Jon and Alex stayed together as a couple.
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" As for Bushnell, who is moving into Higgins' Denver home this month, "It was all worth it.
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Moving into an assisted-living facility might have its perks, but it, too, does not come cheap.
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Those moving into urban areas make up the most diverse generation of Americans in the nation's history.
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After a long-distance courtship, they were looking forward to the moving into their first home together.
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What's it like moving into that realm at what we might call the midpoint of your career?
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Since moving into Performance Space in January, the "02020" cohort has been gradually rolling out its plans.
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The landlord, a retired teacher, had raised her two daughters there before moving into the apartment downstairs.
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We're now moving into a phase that the big commercial laboratories with high throughput screening have availability.
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Those forces were seen moving into Khartoum in recent days and setting up roadblocks, according to witnesses.
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Those with five or more claims had more than twice the odds of moving into solo practice.
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The primary race is now moving into a handful of states that may prove difficult for Sanders.
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"One of the things we're doing as a company is moving into sports-specific training," says Speck.
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After wandering around the country for more than a year, I am finally moving into permanent home.
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Since moving into the starting rotation, Peacock is 24.06-23 with a 21 ERA in eight starts.
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Moving into Trump Tower places the storefront in one of the most secure buildings in the world.
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And this week, WeWork is moving into Dock 72, a new building at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Part of the reason for the high price tag is more people moving into "at risk" areas.
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It wasn't long after moving into our house that the hose in the front yard started running.
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The company is responding to competition by moving into new territories, including Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia and Vietnam.
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We began this stage by moving into a slot a bit like that of a missile launch.
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"Technology-wise, when you look at SAP, we are now moving into the next phase," Klein added.
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"I think you'll see more people moving into low-calorie products, less sweet products globally," he said.
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One of the most successful teams in Dota 2 is moving into a new field: team ownership.
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Utility workers and the National Guard are also moving into place to respond to Dorian's potential destruction.
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Before medical and dental school, we need to try to broaden who is moving into the pipeline.
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Hyatt plans six new hotels in Africa by 2020, initially moving into Algeria, Cameroon, Ethiopia, and Senegal.
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By delaying marriage, kids, and moving into their own place, millennials are reinventing the typical American family.
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Sometimes you're just so tired that moving into a more comfortable position simply isn't worth the effort.
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For the first time since moving into the house, she is not worrying every minute about money.
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He was just excited, as anyone would be moving into a magnificent house paid for by others.
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That move has driven miners deeper underground and some are reportedly moving into ethereum for higher profits.
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Biden is sucking wind on money, and now Bloomberg is moving into his lane with unlimited cash.
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After moving into the room, he got an inkling of why she might have wanted to leave.
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Ozimek claims that the Earth can sustain 85033 billion more people without recourse to moving into space.
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Representatives from both companies say they are moving into their new space and do plan to expand.
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Moving into an already crowded arena, Facebook is hoping to find an edge by tackling video chat.
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Since moving into the apartment, Coleman is volunteering while looking to re-qualify as a gas engineer.
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Their Instagram account shares news about decriminalization and legalization efforts and the duo is slowly moving into commerce.
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Now they're back in New York, married, and he's moving into her studio on the Upper East Side.
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One fire was burning Monday northeast of Athens in the Penteli area, moving into the town of Rafina.
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Before moving into a shared apartment in Los Angeles, Ana lived with roommates and David with his dad.
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Know that whatever went down, things are moving into divine order, even if it doesn't seem to be.
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"Poor people are moving into the Amazon for economic reasons and cutting the forest for agriculture," Chicchon said.
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You can buy the SVOD service, and we're moving into being able to offer more services as well.
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At this point, Amazon is capable of crushing competitors by merely indicating it is moving into their business.
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While there is interest in moving into other markets within Southeast Asia, that isn't about to happen soon.
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Both political websites saw a couple GOP-held seats moving into, or at least closer to, competitive territory.
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WBA CEO and Executive Vice Chairman Stefano Pessina said he's not afraid of Amazon moving into the space.
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They asked U.S. financial watchdogs how they plan to police start-ups that are moving into banks' territory.
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"I walked in and this girl just looked at me," he remembers from moving into his college apartment.
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Vivo is already moving into new markets and going head to head with local broadband firms, Gebara said.
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She learned at the family's annual Christmas bash that Kendall Jenner would soon be moving into Aguilera's neighborhood.
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Three years later, we were still together and moving into a 640-square-foot studio apartment in Brooklyn.
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Thunder G Dion Waiters is averaging 15 points in two games since moving into the starting lineup. 2.
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They collude, and they fight dirty, and they have prevented their industry from moving into the 21st century.
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Even direct-to-consumer superstars such as Warby Parker and Casper have been moving into brick-and-mortar.
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And at a pivotal time in my life, as I was moving into young adulthood, that mattered enormously.
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And yet, this savings shortfall isn't someone else's problem, because it won't just impact those moving into retirement.
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But it's still far from clear that we are moving into a world of many independent "appcoin" blockchains.
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Now he's moving into topic-focused newsletters under the Inside brand, starting with eight, but aiming for hundreds.
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Amazon has made indications it would be moving into drug delivery, affecting CVS, Walgreens and Express Scripts' models.
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While in the process of moving into the left lane, the car hit a bus coming from behind.
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It seems that something once considered the exclusive territory of paranoid militia types is moving into mainstream acceptance.
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Both CCA and GEO are technically real estate investment trusts and have been moving into other businesses already.
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The sisters eventually made it to Austria and then Germany before moving into a refugee shelter in Berlin.
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"Look, we're moving into a new era here where a number of countries have significant capacities," Obama said.
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Damore sued Google early this year alongside fellow former employee David Gudeman, who is also moving into arbitration.
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As I understand, the pivot language is actually moving into a different idea of what you are selling?
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Moving into the house following no response, Catherine is met with what looks like two very dead bodies.
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Meanwhile, further south in Kentucky and North Carolina, they're looking at large ice storms moving into the area.
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Financials, the biggest constituent of the index posted losses with the 'Big Four' banks moving into the red.
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The Nikkei was flat at 22,13 in midmorning trade, after moving into and out of the black earlier.
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I ended up moving into an extended stay hotel, where I took care of myself for two years.
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In the spring of 1993, employees of Apple Computer began moving into a new campus in Cupertino, California.
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Before long, a data-storage firm called Data Realty, started at Innovation Park, was moving into Ignition Park.
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It makes sense that Fitbit is moving into that space because the consumer market is a tough one.
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Wade added nine third-period points, moving into 16th place on the NBA's all-time postseason scoring list.
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But now that Big Cannabis is moving into the market, small farmers are terrified they'll be pushed out.
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San Francisco isn't the only city reeling from the battery-powered vehicles moving into city streets (and sidewalks).
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YES, HE'S ONLY A BILL: Fox News host Tucker Carlson is moving into Bill O'Reilly's coveted 8 p.m.
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This year at SXSW, Mashable is throwing it back, launching it forward, and moving into another dimension altogether!
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Rising seas cause saline intrusion: seawater moving into places unaccustomed to it, such as wetlands and freshwater aquifers.
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Can you explain why they did that, because they're moving into a different sector than they'd been in?
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Google will be moving into a brand new building that currently is home to the MIT Coop bookstore.
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Yet we're moving into an era of extreme weather that's challenging our ability to assess and manage risk.
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On Friday, McMaster told Cohen-Watnick he'd be moving into another, presumably less influential, role in the NSC.
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California Republicans find themselves facing tough new headwinds moving into the homestretch of the race for the House.
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Quickly moving into mount, Miyata immediately moved to a triangle choke and an armbar, which Souwer successfully defended.
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The plan is to start out with payments before moving into financial services, such as loans and insurance.
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Trump and Putin met one-on-one in Helsinki before moving into an expanded bilateral meeting with advisers.
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CFO Dipak Joshi is moving into the role once occupied by Co-CEOs Jeremy Johnson and Robert Delamar.
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Washington (CNN)The force behind Texas Democrat Beto O'Rourke's record-breaking online fundraising efforts is moving into Sen.
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All U.S. wheat moving into Canada should be evaluated on quality parameters without regard to country of origin.
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Nearly the same age, the congresswomen initially give off a bubbly vibe of moving into a college dorm.
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Sprint named CEO Marcelo Claure executive chairman, with chief financial officer Michel Combes moving into the CEO job.
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Moving into manufacturing represents a big pivot from WeWork's positioning as a tech company that does real estate.
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Uber is moving into self-driving vehicle technology, for example, an area Google has long been working on.
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We may well be moving into a post-Westphalian world, but it won't automatically be a better one.
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But I thought, here she is moving into a rougher part of the world, let's do it differently.
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Until moving into my own apartment, my mother regularly stormed in, upset she hadn't seen me studying lately.
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A lot of those [commercial] guys, I can't see them moving into a world that would limit them.
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Uranus, the planet of surprises, finally leaves your sign this week, moving into your house of personal resources.
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With the sun changing signs and moving into Gemini on Tuesday, you're allowed to loosen up a little!
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These could include issuing payment cards; and moving into products to become an all-in-one digital wallet.
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"The reality of it is, we're moving into a world where consumers are turning against advertising," he said.
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So instead of moving into their own house, in 2011 the Browns rented a place inside Fort Benning.
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Many are moving into the field gingerly, slathering their products with safeguards that they say reduce the creepiness.
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American pork would face a tariff of 403 percent when moving into Mexico, which generally has higher tariffs.
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The issue isn't just that the beavers are moving into a new environment — it's that they're gentrifying it.
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It turns out that women are moving into these male-dominated fields, as well as a few others.
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Get to know the new faces moving into Japan's Terrace House in part three of the current season.
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When Obama was elected in 2008, there was much talk of America moving into a post-racial moment.
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In December it was announced that James A. Baker, the F.B.I. general counsel, was moving into another role.
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The company's growth was strong and it was moving into every imaginable type of product, media and service.
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Companies have been moving into the new K11 Atelier business tower, which opened last year at Victoria Dockside.
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But I'm optimistic about the social diversity and policy interests of the younger generations now moving into politics.
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With several prime-time series moving into midseason hiatus, let's look at the highlights and lowlights so far.
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Prospective tenants from New York are calling about moving into the retrofitted school, according to the leasing manager.
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One Hollywood friend equated their mind-set to moving into an outdated house and looking for wood rot.
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Over a cup of tea one day, Zahavi told Scudamore that he was moving into owning transfer rights.
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Austin: Yeah, big titles for real, [you're] coming from a AAA space, now moving into an independant space.
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Individual EU states are moving into the vacuum, despite risks that uncoordinated action could weaken the EU market.
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He moved to Macau in 1979 and built a successful fabric-selling business before moving into real estate.
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Harvard is moving into a new phase as the Trump administration has separately begun investigating Harvard admissions policies.
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Friends were mystified that I would be moving into his one-bedroom apartment, decidedly a single man's place.
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Publishers like HBO and NBC are moving into ad-supported streaming that rivals Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime.
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The high upfront cost of a security deposit can dissuade some renters from moving into a new location.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed provisionally higher by 1.16 percent with every sector moving into positive territory.
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Just beyond the finish line, there was a nice ice bath, which I felt like moving into permanently.
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Daydream started moving into this space with Lenovo's Mirage Solo headset, but the device wasn't very consumer-friendly.
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But the finance industry has largely been cautious in moving into political controversy outside its focus on regulation.
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That hasn&apost panned out, and companies seem to be moving into self-driving, rather than flying cars.
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Upon moving into the White House, Windrip immediately declares Congress an "advisory" body, stripped of all real power.
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Second, the augmented reality ads that Facebook has already been testing are moving into open beta this fall.
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It is easily the question most asked by anyone moving into their first home or downsizing into retirement.
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I think there's plenty of enthusiasm and plenty of support out there for Republicans moving into the midterms.
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WHAT HAS BEEN THEIR RESPONSE TO YOU FOR YOU KIND OF MOVING INTO THEIR SPACE AS IT WERE?
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The high upfront cost of a security deposit can dissuade some renters from moving into a new location.
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Understated and opulent as usual, the collection started off with gray suiting before moving into rich jewel tones.
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He established the Young Black Professional Network for those who had succeeding in moving into the professional class.
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Twitter, similarly, is focused on live content, and online video leader YouTube is also moving into live streaming.
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Redbox, the company behind the ubiquitous supermarket kiosks for renting DVDs, is moving into the world of digital streaming.
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Moving into the second gallery that contains very large portraits, the concept of aura interrelates the works on view.
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Fast-moving Mercury will stay in the Twins for less than two weeks, moving into Cancer on June 4.
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Venus is moving into Gemini on Saturday, June 8, so get ready for some changes in your love life.
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"The Salesman" A psychological thriller about a Iranian couple whose relationship becomes strained after moving into a new apartment.
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Whether you're moving into a new space or sprucing up an old one, making decor decisions can be challenging.
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You'd think that after all that the worst part of moving into your first apartment is behind you, right?
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They said they had more advice now that the Obamas are moving into a new chapter of their lives.
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Under Spanish law, the examining magistrate investigates accusations brought in a criminal complaint before moving into a trial phase.
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In April 133, he announced that he would be moving into video games with a company called Timeline Studios.
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Auctions like this show that after years of fermentation, AI art is moving into the world of high art.
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Scott Heiferman, Meetup CEO and co-founder, is today moving into the chairman role at the community-building startup.
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Thousands of African startups are moving into every imaginable sector: from blockchain, logistics and education to healthcare and agriculture.
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Moving into the supply chain after building distribution makes sense, but Zilingo has long had its eye on services.
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Mr. Geiwitz briefly considered moving into her apartment, but caring for a parent alone can become isolating and overwhelming.
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Shell has also been moving into EV charging and other power initiatives beyond its core oil-and-gas business.
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Last September, Snapchat announced that it was moving into hardware and rebranding itself as a camera company called Snap.
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At the China Open, he reached his first semifinals since July, moving into eighth in the Race to London.
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Staff are set to start moving into the new building from 2018, with the site fully operational in 2019.
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But for the most part, very few "firsts" require as much preparation as moving into your first real home.
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It was the second consecutive time this season Creighton lost its first game after moving into the national rankings.
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And people born into low-income households are moving into the middle class with greater ease than other Americans.
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She also asks Lawrence questions about his apartment search, and what's keeping him from moving into his own space.
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Ultimately, Donatella prohibited D'Amico from moving into the house, and he received only a small percentage of the pension.
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To bolster sales, WH Group is considering tweaking its recipe and even moving into bread-based products like pizza.
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Now you have an office in Palo Alto, and you're moving into a bigger office soon in San Francisco.
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Dan Scholnick, a partner at Trinity Ventures, says this announcement shows AWS is moving into a variety of markets.
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Three chains—Peninsula, Aman and Four Seasons—operate their own private jets and are considering moving into ground facilities.
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Thousands of African startups are moving into every imaginable sector: from blockchain, logistics and education to healthcare and agriculture.
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So far, that's largely looked like rising prices across all of its products and moving into subscription revenue instead.
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The show wastes no time moving into date number 2, which — if you can believe it — is even weirder.
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I will start moving into every product category that you don't deploy in because I think it's this important.
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This wasn't an impulse buy though; Lipskin had been considering moving into a tiny home for quite some time.
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I think you wrote a really good thing about people moving into these private communities and private internets, almost.
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Diaz de Leon started his career with a 16-year stint at the central bank, before moving into government.
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An alumnus of Maine's Bowdoin College, McKesson worked in Baltimore and Minneapolis schools before moving into full-time activism.
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The Detroit automaker said Chariot plans to expand internationally, moving into five more markets in the next 18 months.
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In Britain the Liberal Democrats have enjoyed a modest revival as anti-Brexiteers, moving into double digits in polls.
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Verily, the health and life sciences company under Google parent-company Alphabet, is moving into the clinical trials space.
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But despite the turnaround from significant losses in the session, Pursche said investors should be cautious moving into January.
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Reese Witherspoon has already begun taking over television, and now she's moving into a whole new storytelling medium: podcasting.
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Once in South America, Peregocetus settled in the Pacific waters along the Peruvian coast, eventually moving into North America.
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Might the startup look at moving into that line of business in future — if/where regulatory conditions are favorable?
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Moving into the 21st century, photographers will increasingly shape the way people understand themselves and relate to one another.
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In the meantime, investors should be careful to watch for signs that the economy is moving into overheated territory.
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Later moving into politics, Bunning went after his opponents with a similar velocity in his second career in Congress.
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Beyond mattresses, Casper has expanded into selling sheets and pillows, while moving into other retail outlets like West Elm.
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"Los Angeles should represent a city that's contemporary and moving into the future," Goldstein told Reuters in an interview.
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The group discovered various illegal mines, and used the evidence to help prevent them from moving into protected areas.
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When the refugees arrived and began moving into the Garden Spot apartments, city officials were ready to receive them.
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Increasingly, AI is moving into action — bots like the ones you introduced at F8 are performing real-world tasks.
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It furnishes places for busy professionals, making moving into a new home as easy as hanging up their clothes.
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It helped that her arrival was timed to men shipping off to war, and women moving into the workplace.
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Is that sort of a crucial issue for Amazon, moving into that time we're spending watching television, watching video?
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So with Amazon's successes in the living room, it's only natural the company would consider moving into PC territory.
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More recently, Amazon has been moving into the fashion business, with a growing collection of own-label clothing lines.
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Hyatt has adopted an asset-light strategy of late, moving into franchise management and selling down real estate holdings.
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It follows a bachelor — played by Charlie Sheen — who deals with his brother and nephew moving into his house.
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"It exhibits that the agency is moving into the 21st century when it comes to trains," Mr. Freemark said.
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I think other ways where the brand has resonance among a community is where I'm interested in moving into.
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After all, North Korea, in the words of special representative Stephen Biegun, has to be comfortable moving into denuclearization.
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Could you explain the benefit of working with these large retailers that are moving into the e-commerce space?
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Around 50 people began moving into new homes in April, but most former residents have chosen to stay away.
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A variety of people are moving into what was once weather-slapped and storm-rattled housing, Ms. Carrington said.
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Ryan Mitchell, age 35, completely underestimated the positive impact moving into a tiny house would have on his life.
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Electric-car start-up Lucid Motors is doubling the size of its offices and is moving into Tesla's neighborhood.
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Since moving into the White House, though, how transparent the Trumps are has become a matter of national interest.
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At the same time, he defended his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, for moving into the crowd in Tucson, Ariz.
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Now the company is moving into video editing, with the launch of its first video editing tool on iOS.
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"I think we're moving into a dangerous medium with virtual reality," Spielberg prophesied, for the sake of VR headlines.
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Moving into the 2010s, he proved a reliable collaborator for savvy English-language and faithful Spanish-language rappers alike.
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We're moving into a future where we'll be able to change these things about ourselves in very intrusive ways.
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Grab and Uber have expanded Myanmar with a view to moving into other lesser-known countries in Southeast Asia.
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So even if you're moving into a new room, those old microbes will soon be replaced with your own.
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On Wednesday, Uranus changes signs and enters Taurus, moving into your house of work for the next seven years.
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Wiles worked in advertising for 15 years, rising the ranks to creative director before moving into the blog space.
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Moving into the 21st century, IKEA focused on producing multi-functional furniture that could fit in almost any household.
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We're staying in the same neighborhood, but are moving into a bigger place since we've outgrown our current pad.
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But him and his brother were able to brainstorm in the same room before moving into the studio, too.
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Cuban says it's a big mistake to think that a big competitor moving into your market validates your business.
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Decorating your college dorm room is honestly one of the best parts of moving into a college dorm room.
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"The reality of it is, we're moving into a world where consumers are turning against advertising," Mr. Tobaccowala said.
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Moving into your first apartment is stressful, and I wish someone had just handed me a essentials shopping list.
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We talked about a new house we'll be moving into and a creek where we can look for frogs.
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In the mid-20th century, white suburbanites reacted very differently to minorities, specifically black people, moving into their neighborhoods.
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Moving into My Lai the platoons broke up into smaller groups of soldiers that their officers could not observe.
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They began working as janitors and had three more children, eventually moving into the bungalow in East Lake, Fla.
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People are increasingly moving into areas near forests, known as the urban-wildland interface, that are inclined to burn.
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Last month, the first of 2000 original tenants moving into new buildings on the site entered his new home.
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Either they will offer you a specific path toward moving into the position you want, or you will quit.
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He is now moving into retail himself, opening a "clandestine" shop, otherwise known as his third-floor loft apartment.
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"We will be hosting bigger events, collaborating with artists on space-specific installations and moving into publishing," Leitgeb says.
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CL: Now we're moving into a gallery that's mostly devoted to Nancy's works derived from writings of Antonin Artaud.
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Now, Ray is being accused of pressuring his daughter's friends into sexual activities after moving into her dorm room.
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Saudi Arabia's efforts to boost interest in the IPO of state oil giant Aramco are moving into higher gear.
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A big part of this is driven, Chen says, by designers from the popular consumer developers moving into enterprise.
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Past Terminator movies — the ones now brutally retconned out of existence — varied the formula by moving into the future.
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Since moving into their tiny house, they've traveled over 54,000 miles across the US, documenting the tiny house movement.
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Still, Armenia, a miniature country of some 2.8 million people in the southern Caucasus, was moving into uncharted territory.
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Big Blue has been trying to shift its focus, moving into cloud computing, data analysis and even financial consulting.
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Mr. Vose, whose grandfather was a banking executive in Oklahoma, appears to be moving into other areas of finance.
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Laperriere spent three seasons in player development, learning about the younger players moving into the N.H.L., and on Oct.
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Just looking at which teams are moving and where they'll be based and which offices (they'll) be moving into.
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You may have heard that Impossible Foods is expanding its fake meat options beyond burgers — it's moving into pork.
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The global alluminium market is seen moving into surplus this year after a deficit in 2295, weighing on prices.
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Additionally EMEA FICC trading head Mayur Jethwa is moving into a role in equities trading, according to the memo.
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They're finding that the change isn't driven by invasive species moving into the Arctic to exploit the warming climate.
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Unfortunately for some companies, they may be moving into the cities just before the tide goes the other way.
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As the two Reuters reporters arrived just after nightfall, the occupiers were moving into a state of high alert.
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Now we're moving into ophthalmic, and ophthalmic optical is growing at the same rate sun was six years ago.
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At this stage, those moving into a shared student household may want to consider the best student broadband deals.
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In our non-unionized status quo, getting a significant raise without moving into management was already difficult and opaque.
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Moving into kids' shoes has helped the company attract more frequent visits from existing customers and reach new shoppers.
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Moving into the higher-tier cities is a positive development in Country Garden's progression towards becoming a nationwide homebuilder.
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Moving into 2020, experts say the momentum around resale will continue, especially as consumer sentiment around sustainability grows stronger.
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With the climate crisis, that kind of research will be key, since ticks will continue moving into additional areas.
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He then takes a break on Monday before moving into another week of shows, this time with his trio.
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Moving into Europe and Asia, several companies established foreign offices to distribute their product directly and set prime prices.
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"We're now moving into an era where 5G has 10 times the amount of bandwidth available," Mr. Davidson said.
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Ms. Patton has discussed showing solidarity with residents by temporarily moving into a New York City public housing unit.
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A week after I moved to Beijing, I commenced the seemingly endless task of moving into my first apartment.
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The company's moving into mobile games, and the Wii U's successor — codenamed "Nintendo NX" — is getting announced in 2016.
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"We're moving out of the sprint phase and moving into more of a marathon of the recovery," he said.
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Before moving into the Candelas community, Griffiths signed an affidavit stating that she was aware of Rocky Flats' history.
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"This is about a health system moving into a beleaguered sector of healthcare," DeRosa told Reuters in an interview.
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The storms stretched from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest and were moving into the Northeast and New England.
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Moving into one's own house (with a picket white fence, perhaps) symbolizes economic stability and upward mobility to many.
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The Intel rival is also moving into new markets, with computer makers having earlier introduced the first AMD-based Chromebooks.
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"Let's assume you're moving into a high-rise condominium in Florida, and there're only two units for sale," he said.
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Around 34,000 refugees have been relocated to other areas, with some moving into sturdier shelters further away from the hills.
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However, Hicks' initial analysis of the available data seemed to indicate magma was moving into a reservoir and inflating it.
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It's also looking at moving into "adjacent markets", such as care homes, where its tech would also have obvious application.
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With the dust settled and the drama mostly behind them, Christina is moving into the next chapter of her life.
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NOTES: Nuggets F Wilson Chandler is seeing his scoring average slip since moving into the starting lineup seven games ago.
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Let's run through what Trump has actually done when it comes to women and girls since moving into 1600 Penn.
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It's all thanks to a series of "atmospheric rivers" that will set up over the Pacific Ocean, moving into California.
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But other cryptocurrencies rose this week, with investors moving into cheaper digital coins, rather than cashing out of the sector.
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Q: As the real world becomes a playground moving into season three, will we return to the Sublime as well?
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Gym chains such as Planet Fitness (PLNT) are expanding rapidly and moving into vacant Sears and Toys 'R' Us stores.
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That said, what through-line exists in Transit focuses on the protagonist moving into a new home after a divorce.
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The enthusiasm for moving into services extends well beyond the makers of high-end machinery with whom the trend started.
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The videos auto-play directly in the feed, moving into an "immersive mode" where everything else fades into the background.
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Hope became more central to the Trump campaign's communications team, eventually moving into the position of White House communications director.
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"David just couldn't be moving into a condo when he had a pregnant girlfriend in San Diego," says Armani Pineda.
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I don't know… maybe I'm moving into generalized, abstract territory, but my point is, Run Lola Run still rings true.
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The company said cenospheres, which are light, hollow beads that are byproducts of coal combustion, are moving into the river.
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Purism, proud makers of one of the first truly open laptops, is moving into the world of pro-level tablets.
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These changes have left TiVo vulnerable, which is why it's moving into the enterprise space with this "Next-Gen" solution.
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It's a straightforward, 100% free giveaway that will give your skin a much-needed hard refresh before moving into August.
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So we are through with the winter, and we are moving into summer and it's still going according to plan.
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When Daddy came home from tour this Summer and we were moving into our new house I shared the news!
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Nationally, opinion polls show Trump moving into a slight lead after receiving his party's nomination at the convention in Cleveland.
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The company's big CES news was that it's moving into 130 new countries, including notable regions like India and Russia.
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Over the last few years, Stetson has also been moving into film composing, working in everything from Westerns to thrillers.
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The global universe decreased primarily due to yields for longer-dated maturities (more than seven years) moving into positive territory.
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The small-cap Russell's 2317 index has fallen about 23 percent from its June highs, moving into bear market turf.
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Washington F Noah Dickerson is averaging 11.2 points and 9.3 rebounds since moving into the starting lineup 12 games ago.
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We're moving into a near future where people have their phones and have more opportunities than ever to watch content.
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People are moving into areas prone to burning, people ignite the majority of blazes, and people are changing the climate.
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Residents in Seattle complain about traffic, and high-income engineers moving into the city have impacted the cost of living.
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Moving into the CFO role at the electric vehicle maker is Zach Kirkhorn, previously the company's vice president of finance.
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"David just couldn't be moving into a condo when he had a pregnant girlfriend in San Diego," said Armani Pineda.
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So the people that have money are moving into Brooklyn, but in this area there are so many blank patches.
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"Investors are moving into racier equity markets rather than slower moving precious markets," said Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with Forex.
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Hospi-R has already undergone trials in Singapore, but its new safety certification could see it moving into new territories.
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"Olivia is doing well and is really excited to be moving into her own apartment," a source tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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She said she didn't recall Swift bumping or moving into her as they posed for the photo, as Swift testified.
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The latest survey found Trump moving into a 2-point lead as independents moved away from Clinton into Johnson's column.
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Creighton, Butler, and Xavier have benefited from moving into a bigger league—all three are in the tournament this year.
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Both countries saw double-digit growth rates year-over-year, with Indonesia in 4th place, and Vietnam moving into 7th.
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It was suggested that West Ham were moving into the big leagues, and that player acquisitions would be suitably ambitious.
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And the art isn't just living galleries, but moving into experimental spaces, with artists seeking out civic or social engagement.
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Chinese messaging app WeChat is moving into new territory, launching a feature that lets users call cell phones and landlines.
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In the past decade, "we're moving into more value-added and creative products, products more for Jewish foodies," Sugarman said.
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"Moving into activewear was a natural next step for Good American," Kardashian tells PEOPLE exclusively of the exciting new launch.
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The thinking behind this is sound: the well-off already exercise school choice by moving into neighbourhoods with better schools.
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And with Netflix now moving into films, too, future Golden Globes may see further shake ups from the streaming industry.
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And this—moving into different forms of music constantly—releases a new energy into the band at the same time.
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While it waits for approval, SpaceX will be moving into the building by relying on a temporary property use permit.
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"As a developer, Bitmain moving into the Sia space makes me uneasy," Vorick wrote in a Reddit post on Wednesday.
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"The whole design of this is offensive," Erickson wrote of the G-7 tensions moving into the North Korean summit.
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The Nasdaq Composite was up 252 points, or 2115 percent, at 5,024.85, and moving into positive territory for the year.
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We're moving into an era where power struggles among top leaders are being resolved by resort to much tougher tactics.
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Later this year, Appear Here will roll out to California, with its eyes also set on moving into U.S. malls.
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Tulane got the ball back after the Demon Deacons went three-and-out, moving into Wake Forest territory before punting.
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But since moving into the White House, he has mused privately about taking away credentials, CNN reported earlier this year.
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You start by creating and customizing a Sim of your choice, then moving into a "fixer-upper" of a house.
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Their whirlwind romance has made headlines since, with the pair even moving into a $16 million apartment together in Manhattan.
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"Moving into a new area with less competition doesn't actually explain as much as we thought it would," Steppan said.
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Which means that Republicans who longer identify with the GOP are moving into the independent category, not the Democratic one.
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Lawmakers have had concerns about Facebook moving into the cryptocurrency world, especially after privacy snafus like the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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As the play opens, Jo is moving into a shabby flat with her mother, Helen (Rachel Botchan), in Manchester, England.
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"We think of it like Netflix moving into originals, " Rascoff told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer in a Monday interview.
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In many cases, the new residents moving into these new swing areas are from other parts of the country. Rep.
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Those assets have to move somewhere and they're moving into commodities, commodity-producing countries," McDonald said on Thursday's "Trading Nation.
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New York has won seven of its past 22 games, moving into a fifth-place tie in the Eastern Conference.
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The Tiny Life blogger Ryan Mitchell has saved more than $100,000 since moving into his 150 square-foot tiny house.
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This version sees the spooky family moving into a sunny, suburban neighborhood, putting them at odds with their new neighbors.
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But after moving into Mr. Jennings's mobile home, Mr. Rosales confided how desperate he still was to reunite with Antonio.
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The small-cap Russell's 2000 index has fallen about 2928 percent from its June highs, moving into bear market territory.
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Whether they will be effective in augmenting the strategic political work we do moving into 2018 remains to be seen.
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Investors and entrepreneurs are moving into a world where token networks influence the way new businesses are established and run.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 was around 0.7 percent lower on Tuesday morning, with every sector moving into negative ground.
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Major tech giants have hinted about moving into financial services and some have already moved into the mobile payments space.
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And that doesn't make it something we should ignore with Trump just weeks away from moving into the White House.
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We're no longer serving people now, because we're moving into a different type of economy, a different type of society.
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Then, I started transitioning into more stripped back, jack/drum-oriented territory—older, bleepier tracks moving into early Warp records.
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The next step for the company, as with much of the competition, is moving into the professional and manufacturing spaces.
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With the appointment of Huang as CEO, founder and former CEO Cameron Teitelman will be moving into a chairman role.
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I wound up moving into a spacious one-bedroom apartment in a Bed-Stuy brownstone owned by an older couple.
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"Now they are moving into the autonomous space and purchasing Mobileye has catapulted them to the next level," he said.
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For Tatham, it was like moving into another plane of existence where previous identity was irrelevant and unknown to others.
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It's hard to action change about big things like luxury condos, and a Metro [grocery store] moving into the neighborhood.
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Moving notice: These recommendations from New York Times reporters and editors will be moving into the U.S. Morning Briefing soon.
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The last place she rented before moving into the shelter was on the Grand Concourse, in the Mount Hope neighborhood.
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ON LOCATION Moving into a home that belonged to your parents — where you lived as a teenager — can be challenging.
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Facebook is looking at moving into a new office near Google's new London headquarters, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.
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"Now we have young people that are moving into spaces and are linking the various movements," Dr. Bullard told me.
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SPORTS An article on Sunday about college hockey coaches moving into jobs in the N.H.L. referred incorrectly to Tommy Williams.
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With a growing number of states allowing medical and recreational use of marijuana, cannabis culture is moving into the mainstream.
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All graduates, whether they're moving into their own place or rooming with friends, will need a fresh set of sheets.
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"When you read speculation that we are moving into selling advertising be confident that this is false," the letter said.
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"In its place is not really the opposite, but it's moving into the space between active and lifestyle," Jacob says.
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Ben Platt originated the role on Broadway, earning a Tony Award before moving into the worlds of TV and film.
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First, she relocated from Manhattan to western Massachusetts, moving into a house that wasn't wired for cable or the internet.
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Similarly, Ferrari is moving into SUVs and hybrid engines to complement its roaring V-12 and V-8 engine tradition.
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Others have already left the administration or distanced themselves from the White House by moving into roles at different agencies.
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Santer rose to popularity on YouTube in 2018, after she uploaded a video of herself moving into her dorm room.
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With the crisis moving into its third month, major companies like Walmart and Apple are already reporting substantial financial impacts.
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O'Brien spent the day moving into his new office and said he looks forward to moving out of it tomorrow.
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More Americans are moving into what's known as the wildland-urban interface (WUI), where suburbia butts up against wilderness areas.
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Reopening these areas to more economic opportunity starts with instilling a new confidence for entrepreneurs considering moving into these areas.
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Generally, a member of Congress can fetch a salary of at least $500,000 by moving into public relations or lobbying.
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And offshore wind, once a fringe investment, with limited scope and reliant on government subsidies, is moving into the mainstream.
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"Today that market has disappeared," and demand is driven by retirees and young families moving into bigger homes, he said.
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Go deeper: Recession fears have vanished The market got the rate cuts it wanted Enthusiasm may be moving into housing
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But the Eagles are moving into a new 3,000-seat arena next season, and he has more championships to chase.
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It was losing money when he took over, and he made a bet on moving into rail cars and locomotives.
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Instead, he noticed many companies moving into cloud computing — Google was starting business applications, and Amazon launched Amazon Web Services.
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With Mercury moving into Cancer ahead of the new moon, our thinking and communications slow down to become more heart centered.
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The then-couple lived at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills for six months before moving into a Tarzana home together.
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Despite Thursday's gains, oil markets are moving into "bear" territory, defined by a 20% fall from peaks reached in late April.
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At the same time, many New York state politicians have rallied to stop the headquarters from moving into Long Island City.
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The tech giants are aggressively moving into traditional businesses at the same time as legacy brands are going through digital transformation.
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After a few years, the festival was moved to some non-historic location before moving into its current non-historic location.
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"Mosquitos and ticks and infections are moving into new areas nationwide," CDC Director Robert Redfield said in a call with reporters.
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The economy&aposs going to dwarf ours, stealing our technology, the South China Sea, they&aposre moving into Africa and beyond.
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But it also sells a lot of prepared food, and between those it's a small step to moving into meal kits.
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The sales led to Japan moving into the top spot as the largest holder of U.S. Treasurys, which China had held.
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For its 30th anniversary, BCBGMAXAZRIA is moving into a new, fashion-forward direction with celebrity stylist Kate Young leading the way.
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Urbanisation intensifies the risk to health: cities are hotter places than the surrounding countryside, and more people are moving into them.
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This is about huge money, the tobacco industry moving into the pot industry, and apparently we are off to the races.
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Amazon is moving into the Washington region, frustrating locals, and parts of the federal government are moving out, frustrating displaced employees.
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It's like a coup, and the dictator's family is moving into the palace as it prepares to the loot the country.
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The drivers who stayed out dropped back on the restart, and Kyle Busch took the lead, with Blaney moving into second.
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But given that more and more families are moving into cities, they believe their research could have some pretty huge implications.
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And while California is still the favorite among Chinese buyers, they are now moving into markets in Texas, Georgia and Florida.
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Starbucks last week announced that Schultz was moving into the role of executive chairman in April to focus on the project.
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He was intercepted by UCLA senior safety Jaleel Wadood with the Trojans moving into Bruins' territory late in the second quarter.
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Those employees were also reportedly told to find temporary projects to work on, moving into other teams like the Pixel smartphone.
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More people are moving into areas that are more likely to burn, and in some cases they may oppose prescribed burning.
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