I agree with some of the directional stuff of moving the company towards smaller groups, moving it towards ephemerality, moving it towards encryption.
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"Once the elbow got moving, it was alright," Sheeran said.
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I'm building on what's already there and moving it forward.
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"The ball was moving, it was dancing around," Hanigan said.
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The only thing not moving, it seemed, were people's legs.
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I didn't realize how moving it was going to be.
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They were just moving it from one account to another.
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Moving it into flying taxi services may take even longer.
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The engine doesn't start, so moving it requires a tow.
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"Everyone was touching the puck and moving it around," Lucic said.
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So I was just rocking it and moving it — why not?
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" Another says, more simply: "The embassy -- the PM supports moving it.
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Even those willing to vote for moving it along, like Sen.
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When you stop moving, when I stop moving, it stops moving.
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President Franklin Roosevelt renovated it, moving it closer to the residence.
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Moving it out to sea has become more attractive, proponents say.
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He was open to moving it to later in the show.
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When gold starts moving, it (could) start moving very sharply (higher).
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The idea is that moving it away from the television reduces interference.
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"Once it started moving, it was out in 10 seconds," Ebersole said.
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"For a brand like Ann Taylor, it's moving it younger," Hunsicker said.
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It's about interacting with that world, touching that world, moving it around.
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Each successive work now nails down his approach while moving it along.
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Terminals are almost full, we have much product and are moving it.
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Just by moving it the slightest bit, they could reap the rewards.
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Moving it out of China would be extremely difficult and highly unlikely.
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I spent a weekend boxing stuff and moving it to the garage.
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"They haven't followed my instructions," Cotton says, moving it behind the glass.
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N>, moving it a step closer to significantly boosting its platinum portfolio.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt renovated it, moving it closer to the residence.
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It was a mud flow, it was rapid-moving, it buried people.
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Did you come up with a transcript and start moving it around?
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Now imagine that you accelerate the platform by moving it in a circle.
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But rather than ending the trade, tighter rules are simply moving it elsewhere.
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He's been really moving it along and pushing as hard as they can.
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I don't know that we'd gain much by moving it to Tel Aviv.
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We're also preparing equipment and moving it to certain sites where they're needed.
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And he needs to be out here pushing this thing, moving it along.
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X seeks to multiply that influence by moving it beyond the virtual realm.
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Former President Obama sparked controversy by moving it into the White House residence.
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"It is possible they were moving it somewhere for assembly," the source said.
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"It is moving; it is sad; it is hopeful (?); it is devastating," Mr.
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Nothing in the call justified moving it to a classified server, he said.
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While moving, it avoids exploding by releasing its excess gas through vent orifices.
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It was the most moving ... It really is moving, if it's done correctly.
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"I'll take anything that starts moving it in the right direction," Austin says.
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What catches you off guard about this memoir is how moving it is.
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That is why moving it forward is critically necessary, but not without modification.
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Basing a supply chain in the US is more expensive than moving it — or, more likely, much more expensive than moving it back from — abroad, thanks to our rules and regulations and unions and minimum wage and child labor laws.
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No. They're just moving it from point A to point B. Right. Right. Yeah.
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As soon as the rover with wheels started moving, it would've began floating upwards.
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We can expect Ora to be "rocking it and moving it" along with her.
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What got you to do this within Google first, and then moving it out?
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Moving it between lanes and swerving to avoid traffic had me huffing and puffing.
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The proposal also includes plans to modernize the registration process by moving it online.
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But now Musk is taking that idea and moving it a crucial step further.
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Gene editing and sequencing could revolutionize medical practice, moving it from reactive to predictive.
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Kravitz proposed moving it to New York, and into a dusty basement record shop.
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If your TV is above your fireplace, you might want to consider moving it.
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It's completely unnecessary, but makes moving it from room to room a small joy.
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Its stubby frame was only good for sliding under a bookshelf and moving it.
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We got into international trades with money laundering and marketing, and just moving it around.
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Open your mouth and gently touch your tongue to your partner's tongue, moving it delicately.
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It also simplifies Seedcamp's LP structure, moving it from having multiple LPs to just one.
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Moving it out of sight, the way that SESTA/FOSTA has, just makes things worse.
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A highly meritocratic elite plans the economy by deliberately moving it up the value chain.
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"We are moving it to our largest auditorium, with capacity for 350 students," he says.
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Moving it is an expensive, time-consuming process, requiring sustained high prices, the source said.
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Within a minute, Paraguay had the ball again, comfortably moving it along their back line.
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We had survived with our art by rolling it up and moving it all over.
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But just as the act of observing something distorts it, so too does moving it.
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To state the obvious, empty the water out of the fish tank before moving it.
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He sees glass as a way of preserving his culture while also moving it forward.
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The boat was unstable and tides were moving it around, a Coast Guard spokeswoman, Capt.
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Moving it all into one account wouldn't help, because it would be seized and returned.
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" I'm like, "No I do not like moving it across state lines in the thing.
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Moving it from idea to legislation will involve overcoming obstacles almost too numerous to list.
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Once the elevators started moving, it still usually took about a minute to reach my floor.
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He had a nice back end of April, and I anticipate him moving it into May.
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The left side of his body was initially paralyzed, but he has since begun moving it.
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Wealth flows together because this is a better way of moving it, of enhancing its flow.
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Eventually, the European model shows the storm turning around, moving it east, farther into the Atlantic.
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It keeps the process moving, it allows them to continue to work toward changes or amendments.
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In the 1860s, New York City's financial district was so overcrowded, they considered moving it uptown.
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Once there, moving it to distant parts of the island is tough due to damaged roads.
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Watching Fisher, it's clear he has almost as hard a time moving it as solving it.
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If Bieber is in fact moving, it may indicate he wants to be close to home.
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Without a focus wheel, they've had trouble moving it around to get the best-quality image.
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Members would prefer moving it in a waterways bill called the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA).
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Once the king-sized mattress is out of the box, do not plan on moving it.
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But once you get moving, it accelerates with a ferocity that is genuinely hard to comprehend.
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Shapiro's account is beautifully written and deeply moving — it brought me to tears more than once.
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Even if you don't shoot, just touching it and moving it on creates rhythm for everyone.
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Biden has proposed "decriminalizing" cannabis while moving it to Schedule II of the Controlled Substances Act.
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They all voted against the law and denounced Republicans for moving it so quickly through Congress.
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Gravity could do a lot of the work of moving it from sidewalk to storage bin.
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Moving it to Strasbourg would provide a juicy inducement to France to agree to the proposals.
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Levandowski had insisted on moving it to San Francisco since Arizona wasn't flashy enough, sources said.
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So I'm continuing to explore ways to stay engaged in a way to keep moving it forward.
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Given the weight and towering height of the box, moving it around is a two-person job.
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"Our focus is on the relationship today and moving it forward," Kirby told a regular news briefing.
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Moving it up to the faster one (while still filming) brought that down to about 2180 minutes.
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The Communist Party of China was taking a recent crackdown on dissent and moving it over borders.
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A judge issued a temporary injunction in May stopping the city from moving it for six months.
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Maybe you've even considered moving it to a 0% balance transfer credit card to save on interest.
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Villalaz said he responded by getting back in his pickup truck and moving it a block away.
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Definitely. Everyone has this void that if you stop moving; it all starts collapsing in on you.
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However, Sony approached him with the idea of moving it to New Mexico due to financial incentives.
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But the payoff of perfecting this technology and moving it out of the lab could be huge.
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"It's upside down in relatively shallow water with receding tides that are moving it around," Brown said.
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President Trump is remaking his cabinet, moving it closer to the nationalist ideas that animated his campaign.
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The Russians, Osama and Ahmed said, would market the crude oil, moving it through Egypt to Russia.
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This is how Orlando, Florida, handled its Confederate statue, moving it to the city-owned Greenwood Cemetery.
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Kushner had some ideas about moving it forward, like installing cameras to live-stream the construction process.
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And quite frankly, mild moving-it-around frustration aside, the Move is a valiant little sound system.
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" He added, "Not moving it to Jerusalem for 22 years has not brought us closer to peace.
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"He wants us moving it through so we can put it on his desk right away," Collins added.
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And they'd start licking it, biting it, moving it around on the ground like they would with food.
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But, once again, the Republicans in the House are so committed to doing this and moving it forward.
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"I was always moving it from the porn shelves in newsstands next to GQ and Details," Hicklin said.
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He aimed at moving it to third (among rich countries) in the World Bank's rankings on this score.
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The conditions of his release reportedly included keeping his business in Belarus rather than moving it to Poland.
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" The book, she adds, "is beautifully written and deeply moving — it brought me to tears more than once.
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It also involves stripping the content of the publisher's ads and moving it out from behind their paywalls.
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"We're moving it to March," she explained, handing me a glossy catalog with the updated publication date listed.
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Royce said he would review the measure before potentially moving it through the committee process, according to Ribble.
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"The mechanics of sucking something and swallowing it is completely different to having a spoon, placing food on the tongue from a spoon, moving it around the mouth, moving it to the back and swallowing it," said Lucy Cooke, a member of Britain's national steering group for childhood feeding disorders.
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Instead, he moves it around, first placing it on a spoon and then moving it to the passenger seat.
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Gigamon's hardware devices help play traffic cop in virtual networks, monitoring traffic and then moving it to various applications.
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The handset ditches the front-facing fingerprint reader (moving it to the rear of the device) to accomplish this.
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Your career is sort of like a great white shark in that way — if it stops moving, it dies.
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As the bill was debated, some tycoons reportedly began withdrawing their money from the city and moving it elsewhere.
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The Academy is planning an earlier airdate for the telecast, moving it up to February 9th from February 23rd.
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TARLOV: The only celebrity that&aposs actually moving the needle is Kanye, and he is moving it for Trump.
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If you have a side table, consider moving it next to the bed so it acts as a nightstand.
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Instead of moving it to its own headquarters in San Francisco, Salesforce committed to growing the business in Indianapolis.
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While it is not seen as market moving, it is another look at the lack of cooperation in Congress.
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After moving it in gear, it shoots him back in time, placing him into the auto company's first make.
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I said: 'If you're hellbent on moving it, then I have to find another suitable location in Lower Manhattan.
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The debt ceiling fight has always had an earlier deadline, but the new estimates are moving it up further.
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The boycott was about more than just taking your money and moving it elsewhere; it was about political change.
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Undoubtedly, Pudzianowski is one of the world's greatest at picking heavy shit up and moving it to another place.
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Removing it (or moving it, as it were) makes the phrase a funny email subject line from a suitor.
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"Hold it here," she said, taking one egg and moving it to the side of the fire to demonstrate.
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Ivey previously changed the date of Alabama's special election, moving it up nearly a year earlier after then-Gov.
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In 2009, schedulers gambled by moving it from a Sunday pre-lunch backwater slot to prime time early evening.
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It was a sixth successive league win for Roma, moving it a point above Fiorentina, which hosts Napoli on Monday.
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These are questions that need to be answered, but this tool is about getting the data ready and moving it.
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She injected a pulsating pop feel into Axé, expanding its edges without moving it too far from its African roots.
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But moving "gradually" left changes the meaning, while moving it right creates confusion: a gradual decision or a gradual retirement?
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It would fall on the last Saturday of October and thereby extend the official Halloween celebration, rather than moving it.
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The EcoBoulder+ is large, but it has wheels and a retractable handle that make moving it less of a hassle.
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Even moving it between rooms is a complex activity that requires planning and clearing out a big enough landing spot.
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But certainly this year we made a statement by moving it as close to midnight as it has even been.
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"It's become increasingly clear to us that there are places where moving it further inland makes sense," Ms. Glen said.
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That's because we are lifting a 30-ton piece of equipment and moving it around with no room for error.
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If this robot is going to move at those speeds then there needs to be a motor that's moving it.
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"It did somewhat open up the possibility of moving it from a municipal effort to a statewide effort," he said.
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For some perspective on just how fast the Fed is moving, it intends to purchase $625 billion this week alone.
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If you're interested in continuing the conversation, suggest moving it over to email within the first two or three messages.
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He resurrected the São Paulo Symphony Orchestra, moving it into an imposing concert hall housed in an abandoned railway station.
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A New Hampshire native, Mr. Parker nurtured the business in an accelerator in Boston before moving it to the millyard.
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"A number so moving it routinely stopped the show," Scelfo writes, bringing contemporary social commentary to the Great White Way.
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White House officials say the transcript was already classified so it did nothing wrong by moving it to another system.
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Editing video is hard but GoPro is moving it to the cloud in a bid to make it a bit easier.
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The discussion included obscuring the ship or moving it, which was not practical because it was under repairs at the time.
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"I just heard that the PGA Tour is taking their tournament out of Miami and moving it to Mexico," he said.
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From 2003 to 2009, he ran media group RBS, moving it from family to professional management and slashing costs and debt.
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Plus, a dongle is more portable, if you're thinking of occasionally moving it in between rooms or taking it on trips.
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Moving it from room to room is one thing, but you're unlikely to want to take it much farther than that.
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"The boycott was about more than just taking your money and moving it elsewhere; it was about political change," states Gregory.
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DPI, or dots per inch, is a measure of how sensitive a mouse is when you're moving it across a surface.
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Mr. Sakhai, he said, should simply authorize an internal transfer of the painting at Uovo, moving it to Mr. Philbrick's room.
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Last week, the Cook Political Report declared the race a toss-up, moving it away from its previous "lean Republican" rating.
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"We are moving it forward and evolving it in this cultural revolution," said Ms. Carlson, who was Miss America in 1503.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt had it renovated, moving it closer to the residence so that the "commute" is under a minute.
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The deal helped legitimize AI technology, Elman said, moving it in many people's minds from science fiction to an actual business.
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"We are moving it forward and evolving it in this cultural revolution," Gretchen Carlson, the organization's chairwoman, said at the time.
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"I think that when you get your body moving it just gets the juices flowing in a different way," she says.
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If possible, you should store your scale in a spot where it is easy for you to use without moving it.
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The surgery involves taking skin and soft tissue from one area of the body and moving it to a completely different area.
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Moving it to another city would be no small feat, although Atlanta has already publicly offered to serve as an alternate host.
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The Walking Dead has long been accused of treading water when it should be creating an engaging story and moving it forward.
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The first shot's there - now it might be like the third pass, and we've got to do a better job moving it.
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During the experiment they started by keeping their magnetic field in alignment with Earth's and then, after five minutes, began moving it.
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Then, moving it in, and out and back in a bit sometimes to tighten the wand's grasp, helped easily create curls, quickly.
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It was scheduled for June 25-26 but Russia proposed moving it to early July, an idea opposed by Iran and others.
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"We have no intention of moving it and it will continue to serve out its purpose," Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said.
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The Panthers opened up the gap early in the second half, moving it to 32-24 on a Ryan Murphy 3-pointer.
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And in the one on the second floor, they reglazed the claw-foot tub, moving it beneath a window overlooking the garden.
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The N.F.L. will also continue to turn the draft into a moneymaking roadshow by moving it to new cities every so often.
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While these events sounded interesting and somewhat moving, it was not the way I wanted to see Ghana for the first time.
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With neither side moving, it looks like no legislation will pass to mitigate premium increases coming this fall, shortly before the election.
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"We're going to lower the quality of footwear, raise prices and accomplish nothing by moving it around to other countries," Schneider said.
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Prior to the early 20th century, for the totality of humankind's existence if they saw something moving, it meant it was there.
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If one task is more important and may take you longer to complete, consider moving it to an earlier day in the week.
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Another tactic tricks the drones GPS system, making the drone believe it's properly executing its mission, while actually moving it to safe coordinates.
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Originally, the test of the abort system was going to happen after EM-1, but NASA is moving it up to April 2019.
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What are the ethics of removing water from one part of the world, even on a small scale, and moving it somewhere else?
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I see it all the time, and in that case, you have to try different things, like moving it to a cooler temperature.
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Streamers can also change how their video appears in the stream, putting it in different shaped windows or moving it around the screen.
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Guidance sent to lawmakers Friday rescheduled the location of the meeting, moving it from the Senate to the White House, according to Politico.
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"I think moving it to Columbus Day, I don't see any downside to it at all," Stitt said, according to the news agency.
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"We are moving it (the ball) well, we are playing unselfishly and our shot-making has been good," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said.
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The agency is allowing Love to refund or re-designate the money by moving it to her general election fund, CNN's KFile noted.
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Thompson had carried the essay in a binder of keepsakes for 17 years, moving it from house to house and state to state.
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The developers tried a dozen different designs with the tower set back from the corner before settling on moving it to the front.
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To transfer weight into an overhand, most power punchers will step onto their left foot, moving it both forward and to their left.
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If one piece of fruit is going bad, though, consider moving it away so that it doesn't speed up decay for the others.
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Others object to the length of time that the government allocated for public consultation on the bill before moving it to the legislature.
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Three years after its opening, Nancy Lee, who was the hostess, bought the restaurant and kept it going, moving it nearby in 2014.
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Another group of investors, led by Steve Ballmer, made an aggressive bid for the team with the intent of moving it to Seattle.
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Then, put your dog&aposs paws in the MudBuster one at a time, gently twisting the container and moving it up and down.
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Moving it to a separate fund allows investors to decide whether they want to continue to hold or sell it, he told CNBC.
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Thaung Tun listed several alternatives, including scaling back the dam, moving it to a different location, or offering the operator an alternative project.
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"There are some ideas being floated in terms of putting some sort of cushioning below it ... and moving it on those cushions," he said.
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Moving meat from Aberdeen to London is the same as moving it from Aberdeen to Austria or from Northern Ireland to the British mainland.
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But now the organization, which is responsible for cataloguing air and spaceflight records, is considering moving it to 250 kilometers, or 250 miles high.
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Instead of moving it in a sawing back-and-forth motion, we're supposed to move it up and down the sides of our teeth.
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Quite a lot of risk also has to be taken on in terms of pricing stock correctly and moving it on before it depreciates.
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A scientist took mercy on it, moving it along with her foot: "Be free, little guy," she said as it plunked into the water.
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A thruster firing at full strength would "be like one mosquito landing on the side of the spacecraft and moving it slightly," he says.
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You guide the phone over each dot by moving it slightly, which allows Google to take multiple shots of the photo from different angles.
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His Labour Party had suffered three successive defeats when he became its leader in 2008 and set about moving it into the political centre.
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You can actually re-arrange your shortcuts by tapping and holding any one of the icons, and then moving it to your desired location.
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Georgia (moved from March 24 to May 19) Georgia was one of the first states to postpone its primary, moving it to May 19.
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The McCain is still undergoing repairs, and moving it from its berth would be tremendously difficult, time consuming and set back the repair schedule.
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In early December, we posted the piano on Facebook Marketplace, offering it for free to anyone who would pay the cost of moving it.
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As the situation is fast moving, it is unclear how big the economic impact will be in the end, but it will be significant.
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Dr. Glowacki suggested that this is because the solution — grasping one end and moving it a flat spiral — is essentially a two-dimensional movement.
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Mr. Erdogan has the ability to shape Turkey's future by moving it away from its secular past and making its Islamic identity more visible.
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The Senate Finance Committee approved a new North American trade deal on Tuesday, moving it one step closer to ratification in the United States.
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"Appropriation" in and of itself is really just taking something and moving it somewhere else and making it, you know, appropriate to that place.
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The police said Mr. Ransom approached the store's door and pointed his fake gun at the police, moving it as if he were firing.
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"I followed my routine of turning off my phone half an hour before bed and moving it outside of my bedroom to charge," she says.
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So he and his staff worked to revitalize the annual Conservative Political Action Conference by moving it to a glitzier venue and signing new sponsors.
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This is... Judge Ellis is moving it forward quickly and the prosecution has said that they were aiming to finish their case within two weeks.
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Boeing has already delayed the first uncrewed flight of its Starliner capsule to the station, moving it from this spring to August at the earliest.
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But more data is not that helpful if you do not have ways of moving it around, or of knowing where exactly it comes from.
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Moving all your social media apps into one folder, putting that folder into another folder, and moving it to the last screen of your phone.
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He said there were early talks of shutting the lab entirely or moving it out of the region and as far away as New Jersey.
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Of course, with such power comes great responsibility, and regular order demands that committee chairmen fully vet proposed legislation before moving it up the chain.
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Hummel adds that Oregon has laws in place that dictate what you can't do to a corpse—such as chopping it up and moving it.
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And that database will be decentralized by moving it to the Ethereum blockchain — with a new protocol and built-in game mechanics to reward submissions.
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The long handle makes it easier to gain leverage on the pan when moving it around, which is good because it is a bit heavy.
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"Vivid, haunting and deeply moving, it is an unflinching expression of the vulnerabilities that make us human, and an unbound celebration of family and life."
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Mr. Trump has appointed two new members to the Supreme Court, Justices Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh, moving it considerably to the right.
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Marking an email as spam on your iPhone involves moving it to the "Junk" folder — which helps you avoid an inbox clogged with unnecessary messages.
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In that case, BMW is not even moving production out of the United States, but moving it from Germany, China and South Africa, to Mexico.
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President Trump has appointed two new members to the Supreme Court, Justices Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh, moving it considerably to the right.
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This core idea of Arab hospitality still exists today, and women like Assil are the champions moving it from the home to high-end restaurants.
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Moving it, you want to focus on consumer spending, the dynamics are evolving and the internet is creating a lot of opportunities, in our view.
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But the scope of the bill and the breakneck speed with which they're moving it forward is unprecedented in recent history for such major legislation.
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Carefully constructed and often quite moving, it is a timely antidote to the posturing that has passed for discussion of terrorism in the presidential primary campaign.
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This is not a super terrifying film — though it is a deeply creepy one — but you might find yourself surprised by how moving it can be.
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"You file the mark, and about six months later the trademark office will review and will say, 'Okay it's fine, I'm moving it on,' " Zerner explains.
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Dotdash's sites will be about all the same things, but they'll stay separate, taking the best of the old evergreen About content and moving it over.
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Many market participants are unconvinced, opting for the easier solution of cancelling their metal and moving it out of LME storage as soon as they can.
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After some training, Scheuermann showed she could control the arm by just thinking about moving it, feeding herself for the first time in nearly a decade.
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Trump did gain ground in South Carolina where his slim lead last week expanded to seven points, moving it into his column from a toss-up.
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Lawmakers in the House of Representatives have passed a bill that aims to improve the nation's retirement savings, moving it a step closer to becoming law.
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In moving it and blocking media from covering the proceedings, the judges hope to head off the possibility that the trial would make things even worse.
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Even support from President Obama, who has advocated for making Election Day a holiday or moving it to a weekend, hasn't been enough to create change.
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DeMeyer's responsibilities had included receiving wine at the apartment, and moving it to his former boss's wine cellar in East Hampton, New York, the indictment said.
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Conservation groups were quick to say the move amounted to a dismantling of the agency by moving it away from the place where decisions are made.
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The central bank loosened its grip on the manat currency in December, moving it to a managed float to ease the pressure on foreign exchange reserves.
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N for 2.4 billion euros ($20173 billion) including debt in the German company's largest ever takeover, moving it further away from its main synthetic rubber business.
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This is especially true when you introduce complexity by moving it inside a private data center and adding some management layers on top of the solution.
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For example, customary "hard" infrastructure such as levees, sea walls, and pumps are mostly effective at walling off water and moving it out of an area.
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To solve this problem, Cahani and his team are literally going out and capturing a plethora of information that exists solely offline and moving it online.
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You can make the projection bigger by moving it further away from the surface you are projecting onto — Bissou recommends a distance of about two meters.
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A creature didn't think in order to move: it just moved, and by moving it discovered the world that then formed the content of its thoughts.
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Rob Lowe and Kristin Davis spice up the post-breakup self-discovery movie by moving it to Africa (no specific country is named in the trailer).
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Her postvictory interview was so moving; it was impossible not to be touched by that if you're Brazilian or if you have some connection to Brazil.
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The House Administration Committee will introduce the legislation with the goal of moving it quickly to a House vote this month, a committee aide tells CNN.
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BECKY QUICK: Is that why the President is putting these tariffs off, but only by a couple weeks, moving it from October 210st to October 215th?
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Peel said that it had discussed closing the rail station, but that it had also considered moving it to a new site closer to the terminal.
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I'm moving it down a couple of spots because I liked the McGriddles more and would be more likely to get those again instead of this.
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This has changed the Brent price curve, moving it into what traders call "backwardation," when prices for immediate delivery are higher than prices for later barrels.
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In 2011, the federation flirted with the idea of moving it out of the city altogether to Versailles or another suburb, before voting to stay put.
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One group, the Unicorn Children's Foundation, is canceling a Mar-a-Lago event altogether, instead of moving it to another location, according to The Washington Post.
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He is moving it to the Archer Hotel, where it will replace David Burke Fabrick and reopen almost immediately on a limited basis while being renovated.
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Mr. Neschling won plaudits for raising the orchestra's quality and moving it into a state-of-the-art concert hall in a cavernous, remodeled train station.
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The shop's name refers to the three women who founded the bookstore in 1978 on Seventh Avenue before moving it in 1983 to its current location.
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But we did not anticipate how moving it would be until we physically saw it with our eyes, and it took our breath away, to be honest.
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China's life expectancy would see a substantial jump from 76.3 years in 20403 to 81.9 years in 2040, moving it from 68th to 39th in the ranking.
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We outlined the zone and they changed the track of the new highway, moving it around the site in a wide bow, so the site was rescued.
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The glowing tracking device adapts well both on the floor or a tabletop and even moving it in the middle of a game isn't too terribly intrusive.
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The Pentagon's FY20 budget proposed moving it to the Space Development Agency, but Congress rejected that out of concern it would be lost amid SDA's larger mission.
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Oil-by-rail has fallen as discounts of domestic compared to global crudes narrowed sharply in the global oil rout, eroding profitability of moving it by train.
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People are losing trust in the current "attention banks," so they are moving it out and trying to find a new more trustworthy place to store it.
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"It's called the Notting Hill carnival - so moving it anywhere else would be stupid," said Ibn Fahim, a 30-year-old who grew up in the area.
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The lira last stood at 4.011 against the dollar, with the previous day's surge moving it significantly away from a record low of 4.194 set last week.
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TMT scientists considered many sites before choosing Mauna Kea, and say they are still exploring the option of moving it to La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands.
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As this gets smarter we are going to point Sofia's brain to SingularityNET, moving it from the Hanson cloud into the SingularityNET, such as using computer vision.
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Moving it to the left or right turns you in that direction, but it's not a smooth movement like you'd find in other first-person perspective games.
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"We are six months from a general election and there is no clear benefit for the Socialists from moving it closer," said political scientist Antonio Costa Pinto.
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Logic's live performance of his song "1-800-800-8255" with Alessia Cara and Khalid at the Grammys wasn't just moving ... it probably helped save many lives.
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Pessimists on the right, of course, see radical change already well along, unmooring the country from its original virtues and moving it toward the European social model.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is "disappointed" by President Trump's decision to keep the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv rather than moving it to Jerusalem.
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Today, the bust's future is caught up in a maze of bureaucracy, amid questions of whether moving it would violate a state easement or city preservation rules.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump claimed credit on Thursday night for persuading Ford to keep an automaking plant in Kentucky rather than moving it to Mexico.
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Poorly organised and slow-moving, it achieved the requisite wind speed for just a couple of hours on July 13th before being demoted to a tropical storm.
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As for the wedding, no word on when it's set to go down ... but at the rate these two are moving, it will probably happen in 2016.
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Microsoft is canceling its Build developer conference – one of its largest events of the year – and moving it online, citing health concerns amid the spread of coronavirus.
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As long as you get up and moving, it&aposll help stave off the winter hibernation instinct and keep you fit and healthy for the new year.
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On the S9, Samsung fixed the one major flaw from the S8: the fingerprint sensor's location, moving it to a more reachable spot below the rear camera.
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"The embassy — the P.M. supports moving it," wrote Yaakov Nagel, who was then the Israeli national security adviser, according to the excerpts released by Mr. Netanyahu's office.
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Our organization, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is marking the 70th anniversary of its Doomsday Clock on Thursday by moving it 30 seconds closer to midnight.
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After touring museums with the camera, she turned it into a Berlin fixture, moving it into an airy gallery in the central Kreuzberg district five years ago.
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The Cook Political Report on Friday updated its rating for Texas's heated Senate race, moving it from "leans Republican" to "toss-up" amid new polls showing Rep.
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"It is taking money away from a group that doesn't provide comprehensive women's healthcare" and moving it over to other clinics that are eligible for federal funds.
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Sometimes, their internal/external filter fails: Of course, someone with your limitations must get enjoyment from moving; it must feel good, considering; movement probably even helps, right?
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That would mean no more kill buying, no more long trips to Canada or Mexico for processing, and an end to the industry without moving it back stateside.
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And we can see already on an issue like moving the embassy how the administration's enthusiasm -- one that might have even entailed moving it January 20 -- has waned.
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That would ease the load on the railways, but only by moving it to an area of state liabilities that still has to be footed by the taxpayer.
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"The ball was moving, it had a lot of energy behind it, and guys were in great rhythm," said James, who also had six rebounds and five assists.
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Leaders of the Ways and Means Committee have introduced a bill to "modernize" the agency, moving it away from outdated technologies and refocusing its mission on customer service.
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"There's not a lot to be gained by moving it back down a quarter point unless some huge crisis happens," Murphy told CNBC in a Monday phone interview.
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It was easy to slot under my TV or on my desk, and the system isn't big or heavy to the point that moving it around became impractical.
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But some Republicans argue that the president isn't spending money that has not already been authorized – he's simply moving it around to pay for something deemed an emergency.
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The 32-count indictment charged Mr. Manafort with disguising more than $30 million in overseas income by moving it through offshore accounts, lying to banks and evading taxes.
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Lipinski, who opposes abortion and voted against the Democrats' signature healthcare reform law, "is over there," she added, picking up her purse and moving it to another table.
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So that's sort of an aspect of ranking and user experience that we've tried to evolve within the home timeline, moving it beyond just tweets and into conversations.
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The round-the-clock work involves a huge offshore ship pumping torrents of sand and water onto the beaches and bulldozers moving it and smoothing it on the shoreline.
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Headquartered in Cambridge, Exonics has licensed the gene editing technology developed by Olson's lab and is moving it toward human trials, with the hopes of one day commercializing treatments.
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Narrow differentials between U.S. and Canadian crude discouraged shippers from moving it through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, between Alberta and higher-priced U.S. markets.
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Grassley, who helped broker a compromise on the legislation in the committee, said he supports the Mueller bill, but deferred to McConnell about moving it to the full Senate.
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HOUSE PANEL MOVES OZONE BILL ALONG: The House Commerce Committee passed the GOP's bill to delay the EPA's new ozone rule Wednesday, moving it along to the House floor.
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Led by Jim McGovern of Massachusetts, a Medicare for all supporter, the hearing allowed the idea to have its moment without necessarily moving it any closer to becoming law.
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A spokesman for the show, Chris Sams, said on Tuesday organizers were "headed in the direction" of moving it to August and a final decision is expected by Wednesday.
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Yet work on that report has not even begun – and moving it forward would have been one of my first priorities had I been confirmed as head of ONDCP.
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Balanchine probably didn't invent this off-balance way of moving; it was likely one of the brave new experiments of the post-revolutionary Russia in which he learned ballet.
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"They are literally taking a cost out of their income statement, moving it to a different line and backing it out of results," Mr. Maurer said in an interview.
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Apple reportedly plans to release an iPad keyboard this year with a built-in trackpad, moving it one step closer to a true laptop alternative, according to The Information.
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Spiders are another of Orr's favorites, because they can have around a dozen different pockets in them for manipulating sperm—some are for receiving sperm, or moving it around.
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" The agency issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking in November 22019 but ended up shelving the proposal by moving it from the "prerule stage" to "long-term actions.
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President Abbas used the opportunity of Trump's Jerusalem announcement to end America's primary role in mediating the conflict, moving it to the more friendly confines of an internationalized mediation.
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It's held the trend line support, and then that could really bring a tailwind moving it up to somewhere in the ballpark of $60 to that trend line resistance.
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I cradled her gently, pressing lightly on her flanks, trying to keep the fish upright, moving it backward and forward, forcing water through her gills, seeking to revive her.
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It opens exactly as a laptop should, but then when moving it into its tablet mode, you find you're pulling the display towards yourself instead of doing 360-degree gymnastics.
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One member of the Monetary Policy Committee voted to keep the interest rate at 0.1 percent while the others opted to start moving it up from the ultra-low level.
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The lira was last down 0.5 percent at 4.029 against the dollar, with the previous day's surge moving it significantly away from a record low of 4.194 set last week.
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" In the clip, Underwood can be heard cheering on her beloved rat terrier — who has a sibling in Underwood's other pup Penny — by saying "Good job!" and "You're moving it!
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For example, a question can be formed from a statement by turning the questioned element into a question-word (like "where") and moving it to the front of a sentence.
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And instead of packing up the company and moving it to the U.S., Intel is establishing it as its global autonomous driving hub and R&D (research and development) center.
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Fove is a Kickstarter-funded VR headset whose big advantage is eye tracking — in addition to knowing how your head is moving, it can tell where your pupils are pointed.
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Trump on Wednesday renewed a waiver that will temporarily keep the U.S. embassy in Israel in Tel Aviv instead of moving it to Jerusalem, which Israel considers its capital city.
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MSCI's 22018-country emerging economy stocks index gained 22 percent, moving it away from last week's year-to-date lows and as the South Korean and Indian stock markets outperformed.
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The pipeline's proponents argue that if the pipeline is rejected, the gas is likely to get to the market another way, perhaps by liquefying it and moving it by rail.
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McCain for the last several years has been the major force behind crafting the NDAA and moving it through committee, the rest of the Senate and negotiations with the House.
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Think of it as the anal equivalent of visiting IKEA and kicking back on a sofa before you put down the deposit down on moving it into your own home.
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But don't just dump the water out: "We recommend putting that water in a five-gallon water jug," he said, and then adding the fish and moving it that way.
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This band is the ultimate in caring about and crafting a show, but today, when we could be moving it on a step, they're not bloody here for the meeting!
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The US opened its new embassy in Jerusalem in May, moving it from Tel Aviv despite international criticism and fierce objections from the Palestinian Authority, which controls the West Bank.
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In 1880, Clarence Otis Bigelow purchased it and renamed it after himself, moving it 22 years later, two doors down, to Sixth Avenue and Ninth Street, where it stands today.
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Using the Nintendo Switch's new Joy-Con controllers and moving it up and down and alternating pressing shoulder buttons, I fought to fill up cups of milk as quickly as possible.
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Normally this happens in spring, when it's simply part of the hydrological process of breaking down the snow and moving it into streams that transport the water down to lower altitudes.
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Dirty cash—from drug-dealing, say—can be washed by converting it into crypto, splitting it into smaller amounts and moving it through the crypto-sphere, perhaps via several virtual currencies.
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It takes at least 2,600 gallons of water to put out a battery fire, according to Gorin, and handling the battery or moving it can make it more prone to reigniting.
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Dexter has "strong roots and a rich history" in the area, and she will continue the paper's long journalistic tradition while moving it in a new direction, according to the release.
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Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" will take the May 26, 2017, slot from "Star Wars," moving it up from its previously scheduled July 7, 2017, debut.
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Fentanyl traffickers I spoke to in Sinaloa suggested that small, independent criminal cells are producing the drug and moving it north through different networks under the supervision of the Sinaloa Cartel.
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Dr. Kwiat envisions moving it to a science museum in a larger city and hopes that a company investing in quantum computing research — Google, perhaps, he said wistfully — might sponsor it.
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Secretary Anthony Foxx: Historically, we may seem like a foreign creature to many of the tech companies that are used to doing great innovation and moving it directly to the marketplace.
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"A bunch of us will cobble the costs together of moving it to an interim place, and then we will triage it — 'yes to this, no to that,'" Professor Casey said.
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Today, we're selling tens of thousands of products per month just through this platform on WhatsApp, and we are in the process of moving it to our own app next month.
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced the theater to temporarily shut its doors, but the producers of Amateur Night are determined to keep this 86-year tradition alive by moving it online.
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So if the business is moving, it is vital we have experts who have the vision for what is needed now and what will be needed in the next 10 years.
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It's always artificial, so I thought: Let's do it full-on, where you know you're looking at a piece of wood, and someone moving it, and you don't have the anxiety.
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Turn the dough counterclockwise using your non-dominant hand, moving it in 1 to 2 inch (2.5 to 23 centimeter) increments as you knead, like the hours on a clock. 10.
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Even as the US-China trade war drags on and tariffs ratchet up, the likelihood of tech companies quickly shifting manufacturing out of China — or moving it at all — is low.
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One of the Navy officials further clarified Thursday morning that the discussion included obscuring the ship or moving it, which was not practical because the ship was under repairs at the time.
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"Before you change your part, do a fun experiment where you start your part far off to the side, take a picture, and slowly start moving it to the center," Fugate says.
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His opponent, Democrat J.D. Scholten, has outraised King dramatically, and on Tuesday, the Cook Political Report changed its rating of the race in Scholten's favor, moving it into the Lean Republican column.
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Even when a battery stores zero-emissions renewable energy, it is not increasing or decreasing total generation; it's just moving it around (unless the renewables would otherwise have been curtailed; see below).
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The truth is, that joke existed on Arrow originally and then a certain scene got cut so then I moved it over to Legends; I just kept moving it back and forth.
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For OpenAI, the task they'd set themselves was teaching a robot hand to manipulate a six-sided cube; moving it from one position to another so a specific side was facing up.
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In 2014, the NRC found the chance of a disaster caused by leaving radioactive waste in storage pools was too remote to warrant the cost of moving it to safer dry casks.
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In a new report released Thursday, the Eno Center for Transportation advocates for separating air traffic control from the FAA and moving it to a government corporation or an independent nonprofit organization.
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According to Jack Shear, Kelly's widower and the executive director of his foundation, not one of the artist's site-specific works could be conceptually destroyed by moving it, as "Tilted Arc" was.
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And like generations of foreigners before them, they took their windfall out of Africa, moving it to Dubai and India through a maze of dubious, and at times illegal, transactions, officials say.
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"Our long term goal is to help bring all stakeholders together to improve the system, backed by community data, moving it from a model of charity to one of justice," said Bard.
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He is worried, too, about the mechanics of shipping the EMA across the North Sea and moving it into a new offices in the south of Amsterdam that are not yet built.
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A study in 2978 offered several bold ideas, like holding the Women's Final Four at the same site as the men's event, or even moving it to Europe, China, Russia or Qatar.
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How moving it was for me to see black women, young and old, photographing themselves in front of the exhibition's opening text and seeing themselves in relation to the art on view.
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A key goal of these campaigns was "mainstreaming" an idea—moving it from the fringe to the mainstream and thus making it appear to be a more widely held than it actually is.
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His predecessor, Sergio Marchionne, had planned to pull the truck out of Mexico under pressure from the Trump Administration, moving it up to Detroit but demand could support three plants, according to Manley.
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Okinawa Governor Takeshi Onaga has led the campaign to get the base off the island, while the central government has proposed moving it to a less populated part of the island called Henoko.
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The Senate passed the measure by voice vote in May, but the administration has argued it would complicate diplomatic relations with a key ally in the region and warned against moving it forward.
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When she really starts moving, it means she's found something, like new research that changes the way in-game characters should fight, or details about how the inside of a monastery should look.
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NASA mission managers have kept Juno in a 53-day orbit around the huge planet instead of moving it down into a shorter orbit as planned because of issues with the spacecraft's engine.
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According to court documents, Blanc killed Martine Bernard on June 4 and kept her body in his Fort Lauderdale apartment for eight days before moving it to a trash bin in an alley.
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The cost of buying inventory for the one-day shipping program and moving it around to distribution centers so that it was relatively close to customers was more than Amazon expected, Olsavsky said.
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In fact, she considers this a good thing, since this low unemployment would tend to push inflation up, moving it up to the Fed's long-term target of 2% in the coming years.
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Adopted by Prince Rainier, who broadened its scope (moving it at one time to the principality's soccer stadium), it has since become a more intimate "family-type event" held in Princess Antoinette Park.
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DAS allows a driver to change the 'toe angle' of the front wheels into corners and on the straights by pushing and pulling on the steering wheel, rather than just moving it sideways.
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Given that shareholder meetings are typically required to take place at least once a year and have to abide by strict laws and regulations, it makes sense that Amazon is moving it online.
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Beno informed me that it was a moai, about 20 feet long, most likely toppled accidentally when its carvers were moving it from the quarry to its stone platform, known as an ahu.
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The problem could be mitigated by finding a less challenging solution, such as assembling the JWST in low Earth orbit and testing it there before moving it to its Earth-Sun Lagrange point.
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That's why I like the idea of doing it through FTC antitrust, moving it and putting some very basic privacy rules in place that will save us from where we are right now.
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As an engineer working for a construction company, who was at one time responsible for making the paper copies, she recognized that the process could be improved by moving it into the digital realm.
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There's a mercilessness, no matter what time of day is portrayed, that removes it from the noir-ish cinematic element he is often identified with, moving it closer to the mildest hint of despair.
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Tibbetts pinched my skin and plunged the needle in, moving it around under my skin until he had placed it in an ideal location, an inch or so down my hand toward my wrist.
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That way, a robot knows that a dumbbell is meant to be picked up, not pushed, and that it's heavy, not light — all of which affects how it goes about fetching or moving it.
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Because HANA can look at all these sources, understand the data, read the data without moving it, which is a tremendous security benefit not to mention a speed benefit, and then transact the sale.
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Imagine keeping one on your bike pedal to measure pedaling cadence, moving it to your kayaking oar for measuring paddling cadence, and finally sticking it on your shoe for measuring a run, for example.
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Activists who want to remove the monument say repeated vandalism is grounds for moving it under the law, but Smith said the board will not do anything without the North Carolina Historical Commission's guidance.
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"They told us that the plane could not leave without us moving it, so I knew we would be kicked off if we did not comply," she wrote in a post published on Facebook.
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In another experiment, the researchers used a magnet to manipulate the ball from underneath the platform, kind of like a ghost bee was moving it, to try to teach the naive bees the trick.
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McCain for the last several years has been the major force behind crafting the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and moving it through committee, the rest of the Senate and negotiations with the House.
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A. If you have the music in your iTunes library, moving it can be as simple as connecting the device to the computer with the USB cable that came with the iPad and iPhone.
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LOS ANGELES — YouTube Red, the Google-owned paid streaming service, has acquired its first big-budget, Hollywood-produced television drama, moving it into more direct competition with players like Netflix and traditional cable networks.
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"We could just move the ball forward, even if we died, maybe some other company could pick up the baton and keep moving it forward, so we would still do some good," he said.
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A 1968 law moved the observance of the holiday to the fourth Monday in October, but that was unpopular, and in 1975, President Gerald Ford signed a law moving it back to Nov. 11.
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The scare that Sanders put into Clinton four years ago and the organization that he built have transformed the party, moving it even further left than the questionable electoral successes of his movement justify.
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The next year, the developers went to the landmarks commission about the clock tower, saying that it was inaccessible to the public and that they wanted to electrify the clock mechanism without moving it.
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She noticed that his lingual frenulum, the band of tissue under his tongue, was shorter than is typical and was attached close to the tip of his tongue, keeping him from moving it freely.
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Babis's support has weathered investigation into tax strategies at his empire of food, chemicals, farming and media — worth an estimated $4 billion — that he owned until moving it to a trust fund this year.
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Britain has the world's largest stockpile of plutonium, Mr. Lewis said, and moving it outside the country could be hampered since the transfer of reprocessed nuclear fuel was mandated by Euratom under international law.
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"We think our policy stance is appropriate at the moment; we dont see a strong case for moving it in either direction," Powell said in a press conference after the Fed's two-day policy meeting.
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" He told me that even with the president's shifting support of the bill, "I'm moving it ahead to try to get it in a position where if it's signed, it's a good law for Georgia.
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"We think our policy stance is appropriate at the moment; we don't see a strong case for moving it in either direction," Powell said in a press conference after the Fed's two-day policy meeting.
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Third, and finally, think carefully about that tax refund — and whether you need the "forced" savings your withholdings inspire, or if you could handle receiving more with each paycheck and moving it into savings yourself.
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"Moving it to Schedule II — that may have made sense 25 years ago before there was already a robust state cannabis industry in place," said Aaron Smith, executive director of the National Cannabis industry Association.
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SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) - Legislation to effectively decriminalize polygamy among consenting adults in Utah overwhelmingly passed the state House of Representatives in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, moving it a step closer to becoming law.
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Meanwhile, AT&T announced plans to unveil a digital video service featuring WarnerMedia's films and television shows by the end of next year, moving it into direct competition with rivals like Netflix, Disney and Amazon.
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It would be like trying to do a puzzle on the computer—moving the mouse, clicking on a piece, moving it, then scrolling around—as opposed to grabbing a piece, trying it, then another, then another.
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Moon noted that he was "pleased that [the podcast] played some small part in advancing this case and moving it closer to a resolution," but pushed back on the nation solely responsible for the recent discoveries.
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"She was encouraging individuals that were investing with her in the financial markets and in funds, taking money out of those investments and taking that portfolio fund and moving it into her personal investment," Porco said.
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If you want to protect your data against hackers, the startup is using a new strategy by fragmenting your data, encrypting it and moving it around so that it doesn't stay still on a server somewhere.
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To show that he was serious about keeping jobs in America, Trump offered the Carrier corporation $7 million in tax breaks in exchange for keeping a manufacturing plant in Indiana open rather than moving it Mexico.
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But, as with Lost, expanding the geography of the show's central story — moving it away from Mapleton, as Lost moved from the island — opens a worldly discourse that both strengthens its thesis and exposes its holes.
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Reports emerged earlier this summer that North Korea may have the technology to place a nuclear warhead on an ICBM, moving it closer to having an ability to reach the United States with a nuclear missile.
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SINGAPORE, Dec 23 (IFR) - Asian credit stayed strong on thin year-end volumes, with no sharp moves after the US Senate approved the Republican tax reform bill, moving it a step closer to passing into law.
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"I told them that I was just moving it over but it was not mine and I was just going home with my wife," he said through a Spanish interpreter who was patched in on speakerphone.
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Now, he has recreated one of his own restaurants, Pastis, moving it around the corner from the original and recycling tiles, mirrors and other vintage details that were kept in storage during its five-year hiatus.
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WASHINGTON — Iran threatened on Monday to accelerate its nuclear program in violation of a 2015 nuclear agreement, moving it closer to the ability to build an atomic weapon — something that President Trump has vowed to prevent.
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Workers also found in the floorboards a spinning coin that became a tradition started by Jack Kreindler and Charlie Berns, who founded "21" in Greenwich Village in 1922, before moving it uptown to its second home.
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Last week, Uber disclosed that it had a $2.9 billion gain in the first quarter from the sale of its cash-draining Southeast Asian and Russian operations, moving it out of the red at least temporarily.
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This year, the big addition is said to be some kind of motion gestures that will let you control the phone through the S Pen by moving it around, but without actually directly touching the display.
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She noted that R0 is a moving target during an outbreak, with the goal of moving it below a measure of 1 as stronger actions are taken to quickly identify existing cases and prevent new ones.
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According to research by Harvard's John Park and MIT's Jim Walsh, North Korea has masked much of its trading activity by moving it beyond its borders, particularly through the use of Chinese middlemen and front companies.
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The transcript of the Ukraine phone call -- which the White House released publicly on Wednesday -- did not contain information like intelligence secrets or military plans that might ordinarily merit moving it to a highly classified system.
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Some of the sources said the Bundesbank was still split between those, mostly bank supervisors, who favor keeping euro clearing in London and those in the markets department who support moving it to the euro zone.
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Instead of changing the date, Elections Canada had said it would seek to accommodate Jewish voters with a range of early voting opportunities and argued that moving it back by a week would cause significant logistical problems.
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For example, the reason you can adjust the headset's focus by moving it up and down your face is because it uses custom Fresnel lenses, the focusing of which differs depending on where you look through them.
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The Breeders' Cup, the sports richest event with some $30 million up for grabs over its two days, changes venues every year and its board had considered moving it from Santa Anita in light of the fatalities.
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Various plans floated throughout the year to deal with the bad debt - including moving it to a separate fund-of-funds - were shelved, so the problem has lingered as one of the worst hangovers from the crisis.
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In response to the endless run of privacy controversies, he announced a broad plan to reorganize all of Facebook around encrypted group messaging, moving it from a global town square to a provider of semi-private spaces.
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But putting it on the floor and moving it to the Senate, where it will die (or watching it fail in the House) is a key piece of the legislative maneuvering that opens up pathways in negotiations.
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Chinese telecoms giant ZTE announced a new board on Friday in a radical management shakeup as part of a $4.543 billion deal with the United States, moving it closer toward getting a devastating American supplier ban lifted.
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The wielding of presidential power to punish prominent critics would take this White House perilously closer to potential abuses of executive authority -- perhaps moving it onto territory not tested by any commander in chief since Richard Nixon.
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I realized that, when I was amused by those massive plates of food, I'd never really thought about how hungry I'd be if I spent the day building furniture, or moving it, as many of them did.
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The BoE reversed a decision it took in March to increase the amount of capital banks must hold during cyclical upturns in the credit cycle, moving it back to 2250% from 0.5% until at least June 2017.
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Meanwhile, Jim Weber, the chief executive officer of Berkshire's Brooks Running unit, said in an interview last week that his company was ending most shoe production in China and moving it to Vietnam because of tariff concerns.
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Staying in Tokyo but moving it back a few months would be unlikely to satisfy North American broadcasters, whose schedules are full in the fall with American football, college football, European soccer, basketball, baseball, and ice hockey.
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Booker introduced a bill last year that would decriminalize marijuana at the federal level, moving it from a Schedule 1 drug, and would provide incentives for states with "disproportionate arrest rate" on minority or low-income individuals.
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Production sources tell us, some members of the crew believe ABC execs are weighing the benefits of either killing the show or moving it to a later hour so they can add a third hour of 'GMA.
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In other words, it sure looks like the Shadow Brokers are finally collecting the rather meagre returns on their bid to sell government-grade hacking tools to the highest bidder, or at least moving it somewhere less conspicuous.
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Last week, Jim Weber, the chief executive officer of Berkshire's Brooks Running unit, said in an interview that his company was ending most of its shoe production in China and moving it to Vietnam because of tariff concerns.
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While breakthroughs in computing technology—the PC clone, the dial-up gaming community, anti-virus utility—ostensibly keep the narrative moving, it is the camaraderie and the betrayal of characters that makes "Halt and Catch Fire" heady viewing.
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There seems to be a glut in the amount of polished goods that is available and if you are not getting that moving, it is very easy to justify where we expect the rough diamond prices to go.
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Conversely, because it's learning on its own to manipulate the ball—with the boost of already knowing how the rest of its body should be moving—it can then adapt to, say, a court that isn't perfectly flat.
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So by moving it over to YouTube main, you have this beautiful combination of both the living gaming streams that are continuing to grow massively on YouTube, as well as all the other VOD content on the platform.
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Tax product big that's sold in U.S. The factory in question employs about 350 people, and the company said earlier that moving it to Mexico will save $30 million annually, according to an earlier Wall Street Journal report.
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Others are pushing to change the Point of Obligation for complying with the RFS — moving it from oil refiners to fuel retailers — a move suggested by self-interested parties and thwarted by dozens of companies and major organizations.
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The proposal recently unfurled by the president would fundamentally reform the nation's air traffic control (ATC) system by moving it out of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and establishing a private, non-profit entity to provide the service.
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Out of the water, I can carry my Castine with relative ease single-handedly, but when you have a partner to help you portage the thing, carry handles at the bow and stern make moving it a breeze.
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" Hill, 59, told the newspaper that while taking a photograph with Biden in 2012, the then-vice president placed his hand on her shoulder and began moving it down her back, something she said made her "very uncomfortable.
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Following up on a post in Medium by a writer who goes by the handle The Broken Ravioli, Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi wrote a piece detailing changes made online to the article, moving it from glowing to lukewarm.
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Because, you know, I think we all know the conservative principles can work, that common sense can work … that shifts power and money and influence from that big place in Washington and moving it to where we live.
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As it stands right now, it looks like the House will go first -- this is important because moving it through the chamber actually helps Republicans limit Senate Democratic procedural hurdles or roadblocks when it travels across the Capitol.
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While he was bringing out work — moving it from his studio, which was down the hall, to the gallery — he talked about being both an artist and a curator, and wanting to bring these two activities closer together.
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This law saws that if any other state tries to move its primary before New Hampshire, it allows New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner to change the primary date, moving it a week before the other state.
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AT&T announced on Wednesday that it plans to unveil a digital video service featuring WarnerMedia's films and television shows by the end of next year, moving it into direct competition with rivals like Netflix, Disney and Amazon.
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The three workers — a racetrack employee and two unarmed security guards — took the cash from gaming machines and were moving it to a safe upstairs as the racetrack was preparing to close on Saturday night, the police said.
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And at least some of them are interested in taking their winnings from the decades-long Chinese economic miracle and moving it to a safer locale with more robust property rights and respect for the rule of law.
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House Republicans are trying to push a controversial proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government as part of a long-term FAA reauthorization, but have so far been unsuccessful in moving it through the chamber.
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We are confused as to what is to be done to us in this case...the earth is still moving - it really frightens us, so we don't know whatever to do, all the services in Mendi have closed.
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RELATED: CBO's cost estimate for American Health Care Act (full text) House Speaker Paul Ryan highlighted the positive aspects of the bill, a sign leadership is still as committed as ever to moving it through Congress without substantial changes.
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Tesla's Model S and X come with a summon feature, which a driver can use to remote-control the car from outside, moving it forwards and backwards into tight spaces, using either the key, a phone, or a smartwatch.
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Unless the furniture is (a) inarguably your right to take, (b) something you consider necessary that you won't be able to replace for less than the cost of moving it, or (c) extremely special to you, let it go.
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Others talk of turning the STF into a narrower constitutional court akin to Germany's, or moving it back to Rio de Janeiro, the capital before 1960, to put distance between the judiciary and government's other two branches in Brasília.
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And so I've been really struck seeing them bring this bill out on Monday, moving it to markup on Wednesday without a Congressional Budget Office score, and discussing trying to pass it through the Senate within roughly a month.
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When we eat a bagel or a bunch of grapes, for example, the glucose levels in our blood rise, and the pancreas secretes insulin to turn glucose into an energy source, moving it from the blood into our cells.
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In prepared remarks before the Futures Industry Association's annual conference in Boca Raton, Florida, he outlined plans to bolster how the CFTC polices the marketplace by restructuring its market surveillance branch and moving it into the agency's enforcement division.
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The original South Dakota Bill SB 95 would have exempted CBD from the state's definition of cannabis, moving it from a Schedule I to a Schedule IV drug, thus clearing the way for CBD products to be legally sold.
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NASA also hopes to run a human mission to an asteroid sometime in the 2020s, which would involve a robot carving a huge boulder from an asteroid and moving it closer to Earth for astronauts to visit and study.
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DUBLIN, May 10 (Reuters) - Permanent tsb (PTSB) increased its share of Ireland's fast recovering mortgage market to 10.4 percent in the first quarter, moving it back towards the level targeted in its initial public offering (IPO) two years ago.
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The 140-meter-long Tian Kun Hao is capable of gathering 6,000 cubic meters of sand per hour from 35 meters beneath the sea and moving it away to create new land features, according to propaganda outlet Global Times.
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S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has decided to keep the U.S. Embassy in Israel in Tel Aviv, instead of moving it to Jerusalem.
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Next week, both sides will discuss with the judge the possibility of delaying the trial or moving it to Roanoke, in the southwest part of Virginia, to avoid the political culture of DC. Prosecutors oppose changing the trial plans.
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"I loved to show people around but it's more difficult now, so picking it up and moving it to Frieze Masters is a very unique way to share it," the artist said in a statement shared by the gallery.
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Buyers love the adjustable height and affordable price tag, though there are some comments that the plastic materials scratch easily and the unit may not be heavy enough to prevent large dogs from moving it or tipping it over.
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I started seeing her when I got sober and we've been through a lot together, including me changing sponsors and moving (it was a lot in my first year of sobriety and I had a really awful roommate situation).
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The depositions have also revealed that Eisenberg took steps to conceal the content of the call, by moving it to a top-secret codeword system and instructing Vindman, who listened to the call, not to discuss it with anyone.
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Danish restaurant Noma, in the top 10 for nine successive years and winner of the award four-times, dropped out of the list as chef Rene Redzepi has closed the restaurant while moving it to a new venue in Copenhagen.
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When joined with the "main unit," the Switch feels like a single piece of hardware, and while it isn't ergonomically perfect (it's hard not to hit buttons while you're putting it down or moving it around), it is very nice.
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Over the last two months, Alphabet, the new holding company that separated Google from its collection of speculative projects, has reframed the robots effort, moving it from a stand-alone division inside Google to a piece of the X research division.
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A CREW came for Roger Taney in the dark on the morning of August 18th, lifting his statue off its pedestal on the lawn of Maryland's state house and moving it to a location that has not yet been revealed.
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And we urge other Members in the House and Senate to take up this issue and help protect consumers by supporting this important bill and swiftly moving it through the legislative process—to prevent these scammers from harming anyone else.
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Here are the main figures in the new government: Kurz became a conservative junior minister at 23, Europe's youngest foreign minister at 27 and leader of the People's Party at 30, moving it further to the right of the political spectrum.
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As the stock market cratered again due to crashing oil prices and coronavirus fears, many investors grappled with pulling money out of equities and stock funds and moving it to safer investments, including bond funds, money market accounts — and cash.
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"I think it is definitely a net plus in terms of moving it forward" said Mats Persson, who was a special adviser to former Prime Minister David Cameron and is now head of international trade at the advisory firm EY. Mrs.
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So a large part of this work was developing software that can easily be configured to work with a new object, or programmed to move it in a specific way — rotating, flipping or otherwise moving it at the user's behest.
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"When we were moving, it ended up taking much longer than expected, so we ended up moving into a family member's house for about eight months, which allowed us to save about $20,000 since it was rent-free," she said.
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I'd known about the primary process, obviously, but I didn't understand how moving it is to see in person: all these people in the first-to-primary states, making decisions for the country and taking the weight of those decisions seriously.
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The chasm between Republican and Democratic priorities is arguably the widest it has ever been, which is concerning because of its practical impact: reduced chances of getting the work done to keep this country running — let alone moving it forward.
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Even if 'GMA' moves to 9 ... ABC could save 'Live' by moving it to 10 or 11 AM. Our ABC sources say Kelly made it clear she'd be a happy camper if Michael Strahan leaves before his scheduled September departure.
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And it would effectively cut Medicaid by moving it toward a "per capita cap" system or a block grant system that would over time give states less money for the program, on top of allowing states to peg a work requirement to Medicaid.
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"We think our policy stance is appropriate at the moment; we don't see a strong case for moving it in either direction," Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a press conference following the end of the central bank's latest two-day policy meeting.
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Jon Favreau's 2016 update of The Jungle Book, for example, takes the 1967 Disney film, — essentially just a thinly plotted series of animal encounters — and adds a more structured, urgent storyline and new action scenes while moving it all into a realistic world.
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"We think our policy stance is appropriate at the moment; we dont see a strong case for moving it in either direction," Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a press conference following the end of the central bank's latest two-day policy meeting.
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At all times, as the characters slowly work their way toward our current internet era, there's a sense of everything gained by their technological advancements, but also everything we've lost in the wake of packing up our psychological baggage and moving it online.
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Sure, it fits in your hand, but I found that moving it around creates quite a bit of rattling in recordings that—for a company largely aimed at taking work out of recording—would require quite a lot of editing to strip out.
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As for the Enhanced Summon feature, it builds off of the existing Summon feature from Tesla's Autopilot software, which allows users to remotely park their vehicle by moving it up to a few dozen feet forward or backward, using Tesla's mobile app.
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Why it matters: Rosanna Myer, CEO of the startup Carbon Robotics, told Businessweek that Google's acquisitions of companies like Boston Dynamics and Redwood Robotics "held the industry back more than moving it forward," by failing to materially advance or commercialize their inventions.
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"Contrary to Coach, most of the efforts at Burberry in the past 20 years have gone in the direction of elevating the brand and moving it into mega-brand price territory, rather than squarely into accessible luxury," Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca.
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Those that favor maintaining Puerto Rico as an unincorporated territory or moving it towards independence from the United States should place more faith in the democratic process, and at least argue for the celebration of a federally mandated referendum on the island's status.
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While some have suggested cutting the arms off the cross or moving it to private property, Shebaya said the court could issue a compromise that allows the cross to remain where it is but prohibits the government from paying for its upkeep.
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By 1996, Mr. Niblock and Ms. Fontana had ended their romance, but they continued to run the business as partners, moving it as they expanded out of their home and the tannery and into a Georgian farmhouse with atmospheric outbuildings in Suffolk.
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Mr. Trump, who last year had choice words for Mexican immigrants, broke the news on May 251 that the Tour is moving: "They're moving it to Mexico City which, by the way, I hope they have kidnapping insurance," he told Fox News.
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As a Goldman Sachs banker in 22011, David Schwimmer offered some prescient advice: He helped the New York Stock Exchange buy the electronic-trading platform Archipelago Holdings, ending NYSE's 22012 years of mutual ownership and moving it beyond the realm of human traders.
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Leaving your money alone gives it time to rebound from dips and valleys over the long term, while moving it every time it falters doesn't guarantee it will do any better, and doesn't give your initial plan a chance to work out.
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I guess you could say I was still technically posing in front of the male gaze, but after a while, it was just the camera lens and me having a conversation with each other — me moving, it clicking and beeping in affirmation.
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Xuecheng tapped into a widespread desire among wealthy Chinese to give something back to society, taking over a charitable foundation and moving it into his temple, and reaching out to well-educated but spiritually adrift people in the university community in western Beijing.
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Expanding the premise of "Plaza Suite" and moving it across the country, Mr. Simon set this four-act comedy/drama in Suites 203 and 204 of the Beverly Hills Hotel, telling the stories of visitors from New York, Philadelphia, London and Chicago.
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That both River Plate and Boca Juniors had agreed there had to be "equal conditions" for both teams for the contest to be fair, and that moving it overseas deprived River of its home leg of the final, did not appear to matter.
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SHENZHEN, China/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms giant ZTE Corp announced a new board on Friday in a radical management shakeup as part of a $1.4 billion deal with the United States, moving it closer towards getting a devastating American supplier ban lifted.
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"We think our policy stance is appropriate at the moment; we don't see a strong case for moving it in either direction," Powell said in a news conference on Wednesday following the Fed's two-day meeting, at which it kept rates unchanged.
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But the procedure is more radical than Muriel Spark's, because the tether itself is moving: it is not clear what or where the continuing "present" of the novel really is—Mayya as the new mother of London, or London as an adult physician?
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Judge William Alsup of United States District Court for the Northern District of California, who is presiding in the case, ruled that moving it to private arbitration could make it even more difficult to establish a clear timeline of events in the case.
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As Oi-Cheong Lee held the scanner's articulated arm, his colleague Joe Coscia wielded its hairdryer-size laser probe, moving it evenly just above the rough striations of the statue's surface amid a chorus of happy bleeps, pings, poings and a dididdididi.
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The idea of a human right to land also would require governments and other authorities to shift how they see the purpose of land, moving it away from a purely economic model, said Annette Schramm at the University of Tubingen in Germany.
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The whistleblower also alleges that White House lawyers took steps to "lock down" records of Trump's July 247 call with Zelensky by moving it to a separate electronic system intended only for highly sensitive intelligence information — raising fears of a cover-up.
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CHANGES IN AFRICAN CUP The Confederation of African Football's executive committee approved two major changes to the continent's top soccer tournament, expanding it by eight teams, to 24, beginning in 2019 and moving it from the beginning of the year to June-July.
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Wider in wingspan than a Boeing 2000, it has a Rolls Royce engine moving it along at around 500 miles per hour as it hoovers up signals and images normally at 65,000 feet to keep out of the way of surface-to-air missiles.
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The effect comes from looking at the irradicated name and mentally moving it onto the adjacent hollow star, thus giving a few Hollywood victims of national paranoia some long-overdue recognition—even if it is in a gallery and not on the Walk of Fame.
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The mystery around the remaining three Delos parks, the characters who stayed behind in Shogun World, and Delos' determined host-salvage project each offer ways for the writers to keep the story within Delos' bottle worlds, instead of moving it out to a broader stage.
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Refresher on the deal: Carrier, a unit of United Technologies, would receive up to $7 million in exchange for agreeing to employ at least 1,069 people at the facility for 10 years, rather than moving it abroad in search of cheaper labor, as originally planned.
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Typically, Apple has a standalone area for the fingerprint reader below the screen, but moving it into the display would allow Apple to create a much larger surface for the screen, allowing it to take up much of the front face of the phone.
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In the face of opposition by Democrats, healthcare providers and many conservatives, two House of Representatives committees approved the legislation that would undo much of the 63 Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, moving it closer to a vote before the full House.
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Ironically, my current boyfriend/low-key fiancé (we're basically engaged but waiting for some stuff to make it 100 precent official) is from Tennessee and currently lives in Nashville, where I'm moving... It sounds like I orchestrated it this way, but I didn't [laughs].
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Officials in the Records Management Division likely would have gone to national security adviser Robert O'Brien and NSC attorneys with questions about the manuscript, essentially moving it on to the next step in the review process, per two people who explained it to CNN.
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Philrem Service Corporation muddied the process and washed the stolen funds via a web of transfers and currency conversions around Philippine bank accounts, before moving it into Manila casinos and junket operators, the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) said in the filing dated Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump signed an order keeping the American Embassy in Tel Aviv rather than moving it to Jerusalem as he promised during last year's campaign, aides said Thursday, disappointing many Israel supporters in hopes of preserving his chances of negotiating a peace settlement.
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British lawmakers have rejected that out of hand because they say that it would create a virtual border in the Irish Sea, cutting off Northern Ireland from the rest of the United Kingdom and moving it closer to unification with the Republic of Ireland. Mrs.
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Their roster features three Bay Staters in Charlie Coyle (Weymouth), a forward with size and speed; Chris Wagner (Walpole), a bottom-six forward with verve and penalty-killing prowess; and Matt Grzelcyk (Charlestown), a defenseman as adept retrieving the puck as moving it up ice.
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In the face of opposition by Democrats, healthcare providers and many conservatives, two House of Representatives committees approved the legislation that would undo much of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, moving it closer to a vote before the full House.
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The answer is, in addition to what's called the block reward, which is this newly minted bitcoin that is generating, given to the miner for investing the energy in the network, miners also are the ones who received the fees ... KS: From moving it around.
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"Hopelessly Devoted to You," made famous by Olivia Newton-John in the 1978 film version of the classic musical, wasn't actually part of the 1973 Broadway production – but Fox's live telecast of the musical still included the popular ballad, moving it to later in the production.
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Trump could simply eliminate the pressure by getting rid of the Office of Civil Rights, the part of the Education Department that enforces Title IX. His campaign policy director suggested during the campaign that he'd like to do just that, moving it to the Department of Justice.
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Maltz Bovy digs into tangled territory across these pages; she poses questions about who is really participating in the privilege conversation, who it truly benefits, and why phrases like "check your privilege" and "your privilege is showing" can stunt the dialog instead of moving it along.
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Implementing CMS's RFI — moving it from promising concept to tangible policy — is a logical next step for Medicare Part D. Building and improving upon the already successful legacy of the Medicare Part D program is the best way to ensure it continues to benefit generations to come.
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In a separate filing on Monday, the claimants' lawyers also applied for an emergency order to keep the Equanimity in Indonesia for 30 days, saying that moving it to the United States would endanger the lives of the crew and lower the value of the yacht.
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Maybe you've got a pile of stuff on your desktop gathering virtual dust: We'd recommend moving it all to a junk folder directly off your desktop for a quick clean-up, then going through the files and shortcuts in it and removing what you don't need.
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We transformed Nissan, moving it from a position of a debt of 2 trillion yen in 1999 to cash of 1.8 trillion yen at the end of 2006, from 2.5 million cars sold in 1999 at a significant loss to 5.8 million cars sold profitably in 2016.
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The single-payer movement has been outrageously successful at pushing the party left on the issue, to the point where the "moderate" squishy position is to merely gradually transition America to Medicare-for-all through a buy-in program, rather than moving it all at once.
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We touch things two or three times before we do something with them (like tossing the mail down on the counter then moving it to the table so we can cook dinner) and once we've put them away, we spend even more time looking for them.
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I have found through training myself and others that putting more weight on the bar and focusing on moving it well is a more tangible way to gauge clear progress rather than relying on a fluctuating number on the scale or how you might feel that day.
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"To the degree certain retailers implement it in California, then they have the system set up to kind of operate that way with consumers and there's an easier transition to moving it to other markets," said Heather Honea, chair of the marketing department at San Diego State University.
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You can use butt plugs in a variety of ways either leaving it inserted during sex, moving it in and out of the anus during intercourse, hand-sex, or a blow job or even focusing on moving the butt plug in an out of your partner's anus alone.
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Lewis's deliciously fun show is doing so well, the station is even moving it from it's current once a week timeslot to three times a week for the rest of August — a "summer fling" expansion that, if successful, could lead to a permanent schedule for the reality star.
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The robots can arrange themselves into shapes to display information, and you can interact directly with them by grabbing one and spinning or moving it — imagine an EQ materializing in front of you, or dials scooting over to your fingers when you open a certain app or game.
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Webb, a former director of Hong Kong Exchanges and clearing (HKEx), the operator of Hong Kong's stock exchange, pointed to a failure of the regulatory system in Hong Kong as a key issue, advocating separating the regulatory role from HKEx and moving it to the protectorate's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).
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And I was really interested in moving it forward a little bit, exploring the things that didn't even necessarily exist 40 years ago, like artificial intelligence and mind control and life after death; well, that existed 40 years ago but I don't think to the degree that we understand it today.
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It's not the most stellar piece of audio equipment at its price point, but Google's engineered something that works right out of the box, while Smart Sound means you won't have to do any EQ fiddling in the off-chance that you end up moving it from its current position.
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It is built to tour, although it will require space — the exhibition occupies 35,000 square feet in a hangar-like structure that is 300 feet long and 100 feet wide — and expense: Moving it will take 80 trucks, compared to just seven to move a touring production of the show.
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The shifting landscape of the heroin trade makes it hard to determine exactly where it is coming from and who is moving it, but the US Drug Enforcement Administration estimates that about 45% of heroin seized in the US in 2012 came from Mexico, while a little more than 50% came from Colombia.
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In the spring of 2013 she moved back to Tunisia and decided to open a gallery on the outskirts of Tunis (her London gallery for the last few years has served as more of an administrative space, though she will be moving it to West London and reopening it in the spring).
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It will have capacity to supply 2 million homes, through a process of collecting water, then storing and generating energy by moving it between reservoirs at a height difference of more than 650 meters (710 yards) Iberdrola Chief Executive Ignacio Galan said such storage technology was vital to achieve emissions-cutting targets.
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It will have capacity to supply 2 million homes, through a process of collecting water, then storing and generating energy by moving it between reservoirs at a height difference of more than 650 meters (710 yards) Iberdrola Chief Executive Ignacio Galan said such storage technology was vital to achieve emissions-cutting targets.
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Many of today's rap conversations are focused on two extremes: Either fans are arguing whether artists introducing unconventional elements to the genre are polluting it or moving it forward, or they are debating if revivalists are properly leading our youth down a path that upholds the favored qualities of hip-hop's glory days.
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According to the directions of the piece, she tapped the bottom of the triangle at a mostly steady tempo and intensity until the end, when she gradually slowed down and got quieter; she damped the triangle with the thumb and forefinger of her right hand, moving it slowly up and down the right side.
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Her more recent "A Long Walk to Water" is the devastating, based-on-a-true-story story of a Sudanese "lost boy" — a book so moving it has driven many young readers to devote themselves to charity, and a certain old writer to wonder just what he thinks he is doing with his life.
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"What the Street is clearly pricing in as the effects of Hurricane Harvey's flooding become apparent, is that the United States has plenty of crude oil, the difficulty will be refining it into usable products and then moving it to where it is needed," said OANDA Senior Market Analyst Jeffrey Halley in a note.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Spilling ink onto paper, moving it around by tilting the sheet, drawing it out with the nub of the pen, brushing the quill's feather across the surface, mixing it with graphite, blotting with cloth, dabbling with fingers — Hugo created a contemplative poetics of abstraction startling in its originality.
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"Operationally, the F-2200B has great potential and moving it to Japan does send a signal to North Korea, which has been making a lot of threats lately and of course, China," Carl Schuster, a Hawaii Pacific University professor and former director of operations at the US Pacific Command's Joint Intelligence Center, said in an email to CNN.
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As long as there are two or more entries that adhere to the general rules of the theme, we're O.K. As I was solving, I believed that the theme was taking the letter E in the beginning of the first word in each theme entry and moving it to the back of the word, as in 23A.
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Then there's the Roku Streaming Stick Plus, which now supports HDR and 210K Ultra HD. It also has four times the wireless range of the basic stick, which is partly enabled by the wireless module being built directly into the cable rather than the stick itself; the idea being that moving it away from the television reduces interference.
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On Monday night, acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan issued a letter to the Department of Homeland Security informing them that he'd made $1 billion "available" for wall construction, by moving it into a military account for drug enforcement — one of the three pots of money the Trump administration is tapping under its declaration of national emergency.
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" In 2015, "Star Wars" patriarch George Lucas appeared to criticize Disney's aggressive expansion in a TV interview, before he quickly sought to clarify those comments, stating that the studio is doing "an incredible job" of managing his creation, adding that he is "thrilled that Disney has the franchise and is moving it in such exciting directions in film, television and the parks.
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The challenge is, if you're a migrant worker, you know, between countries, and you want to carry your currency, you have to either deal with the marauders who might try to steal it, or if you're moving it through some kind of banking establishment, they're going to take a lot of that value because you're transferring it kind of back and forth.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) warned at the time that he was going to put a hold on the nomination, preventing leadership from moving it quickly across the floor.
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In the weeks leading up to the election, Cummings has accused Trump of being far more instrumental than first thought in the decision to keep the FBI headquarters in downtown Washington, DC, as opposed to moving it to the suburbs, a move Democrats argued was so that Trump could ensure another developer wouldn't buy it and build something that would compete with Trump's nearby hotel.
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But as you can see in the video, DJI seems to be currently reserving it for its DJI Studio Custom Aerial Cinematography Service, which is why it comes with a van, crew, and presumably sets of DJI's fancy Master Wheels and Force Pro remote control systems, both of which allow cinematographers to move their Arri or Red camera more like they would if they were actually moving it on the ground.
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So, let's get back to where you were Jonathan Zittrain: Well, here's– and this is a way of maybe moving it forward, which is: A platform as complete as Facebook is these days offers lots of opportunities to shape what people see and possibly to help them with those nudges, that it's time to go to the gym or to avoid them from falling into the depredations of the payday loan.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Wednesday renewed a waiver that will temporarily keep the U.S. embassy in Israel in Tel Aviv, instead of moving it to Jerusalem, the White House said.
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AND FOR ME IT'S EASY TO GET DISTRACTED BY STUFF LIKE THAT, BUT FROM THE BEGINNING, YOU KNOW, BACK TO NOVEMBER OF '193, MY FOCUS HAS -- WAS AND CONTINUES TO BE RUNNING THIS COMPANY, MOVING IT FORWARD, DELIVERING A TURNAROUND, DELIVERING AN EVOLUTION AND YOU KNOW, ON THE TURNAROUND, WE GOT PROOF POINTS AND U.S. DISTRIBUTION, WHERE BY THE WAY WE'VE SEQUENTIALLY IMPROVED OUR DISTRIBUTION REVENUE EVERY QUARTER THIS FISCAL YEAR.
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Here's where it gets worse (because yes, in a tale of a man's isolation surrounded by sea and a slowly-decaying body, things can always get worse): The weather took a turn for the worse, and during a particularly strong period of gale winds and waves, Griffith's coffin was destroyed, leaving the body tied to the railing on full display, the wind moving it so that it looked like might have been waving.
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If fingering is going to result in orgasm, it will most likely include clitoral stimulation, says Dr. Laurie Mintz, author of Becoming Cliterate: Why Orgasm Equality Matters — And How To Get It. "Some people think of fingering as putting a finger (much as you would do a penis) inside a woman's vagina and moving it around or in and out, and others think of it as stimulating the external portion of a woman's genitals (her vulva), which includes the inner lips, the external part of the clitoris, and the vaginal opening," Dr. Mintz says.
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But neither Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellLawmakers trade insults over Trump budget cuts Overnight Defense: Trump says military may consider disciplining Vindman | Dems pick up another Republican for Iran war measure | Watchdog says over 85033,000 people killed rebuilding Afghanistan Republicans scramble to avoid Medicare land mine MORE (R-Ky.) nor President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE have committed to moving it forward.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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