Still, others complain that Nielsen is not moving quickly enough.
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Mr. Trump is moving quickly to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Since Inauguration Day, President Donald Trump has been moving quickly.
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A number of militants can be seen moving quickly away.
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Then, moving quickly, dip your item into the nail polish.
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Automakers are moving quickly to fix problems, the magazine said.
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"Things are moving quickly," says Trulia housing economist Felipe Chacon.
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"After this (decision) we will be moving quickly," Brown said.
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Events are moving quickly on the international level as well.
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Getting moving quickly doesn't count for much in the snow.
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Stay busy moving quickly from one activity to the next.
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"You know what happened," he added before moving quickly away.
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Apparently, that society involves hovercraft for moving quickly over freshwater.
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The news around the impeachment inquiry into Trump is moving quickly.
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Moving quickly, he works from the actual cheese, not a photograph.
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Buyers of Permian acreage are moving quickly to tap their holdings.
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He's moving quickly, and we need to move quickly as well.
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Both satellites are moving quickly: 14.7 kilometers (9.1 miles) per second.
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Well, the New York Legislature is not known for moving quickly.
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These newly empowered majorities are moving quickly to start governing again.
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When it comes to programing content, IMAX seems to be moving quickly.
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Google's Siri competitor, called Google Assistant, is moving quickly ahead of Siri.
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Republicans are moving quickly to confirm the judge before November's midterm elections.
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One bit of good news is that the storm is moving quickly.
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Sources told NY Mag that O'Reilly's exit negotiations have been moving quickly.
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What that means is moving quickly but in a way that's deliberate.
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Trump is moving quickly to put his stamp on the executive branch.
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Luckily, the line was moving quickly and most people weren't dining in.
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So you'll see us moving quickly in other places in the world.
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But UK officials have repeatedly warned that the situation is moving quickly.
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It's getting higher and higher—slow at first but moving quickly now.
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"I want to thank FEMA for moving quickly to approve our requests," Gov.
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We're moving quickly to make these updates and we will share more soon.
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The Flynn news is another sign that the Mueller investigation is moving quickly.
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Instead, he is moving quickly toward projects that generate jobs and catalyze investment.
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Things are moving quickly—and no, not everything will be under control today!
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Vulnerabilities like Moe's are moving quickly from the rare to the extremely common.
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Things are moving quickly—make sure your partners are clear on your needs.
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Now they are moving quickly to build the rockets necessary to launch them.
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At one time, it appeared Trump was moving quickly down the sanctions road.
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Sector leaders are moving quickly to implement alternative applications, many robotic in nature.
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But soon the line was moving quickly, and the first voters trickled out.
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Concerns about profits and liability have often kept them from moving quickly enough.
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Officials here are moving quickly, in the absence of a federal plan. Gov.
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The risks on both sides is not moving quickly enough and overdoing it.
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The stores were busy but moving quickly and happy for the extra business.
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Moving quickly may indeed be the only way to get a bill passed.
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Right now, McMullin is moving quickly because he said there's no time to wait.
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But we're moving quickly to address this... this kind of chatroom shit disgusts us.
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And no matter your sexual orientation, moving quickly in a relationship can feel scary.
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To his credit, President Hassan Rouhani is moving quickly to implement the nuclear deal.
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But moving quickly is a key part of moving quietly, at least in politics.
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Our rivals are moving quickly to surpass us in the deployment of advanced technologies.
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Moving quickly to consolidate texts is paramount if they are to achieve that goal.
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Pompeo said those talks were moving quickly and successfully, despite reports to the contrary.
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Joni Ernst, an Iowa Republican, said she supports moving quickly on the House bill.
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The government has been criticized for not moving quickly enough to settle land disputes.
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Frelinghuysen's retirement opens up a very competitive seat that is moving quickly toward Democrats.
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House Democrats are moving quickly ahead with their impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.
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While these policy developments won't be immediate, Alexandrian says that Europe is moving quickly.
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Republicans are moving quickly on repealing Obamacare and replacing it with a new policy.
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So is the US moving quickly enough to respond to the new threats in space?
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Republicans say that they are following precedent in moving quickly on the President-elect's nominees.
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Both Buttigieg and Klobuchar now say moving quickly to a single-payer system is unrealistic.
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"It does feel like we are moving quickly relative to other food producers," he said.
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The GOP is moving quickly to attempt to confirm the federal judge after Thursday's hearing.
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That helps keep the orders moving quickly, whilst managing account and sales without manual input.
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Now, the young North Korean leader appears to be moving quickly on the diplomatic front.
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Congress is moving quickly on the bill, which has received backing from the Trump administration.
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The Gates Foundation isn't the only entity moving quickly to develop at home test kits.
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Now, fresh off being acquired by Uber, Otto is moving quickly to commercialize its technology.
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Mr. Douglas of the United Nations said the Chinese authorities were moving quickly to cooperate.
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Moving quickly, in full body armor and helmets, we sweat profusely and were easily fatigued.
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You're perspiring, you're constantly drinking, and you're moving quickly and your heart rate is up.
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A long court battle could slow Trump's plan to get moving quickly on wall construction.
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Other Democrats who are in the campaign mix are moving quickly to quash his candidacy.
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Apple is naturally moving quickly to address this and protect iPhone, iPad, and Mac users worldwide.
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Building supercomputers is a digital arms race, and China is moving quickly to solidify its lead.
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It's clear that this space is moving quickly, and the result is better apps for everyone.
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She spends as little time outside as possible, moving quickly between her home, car, and office.
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Eastern Time, the line outside the door was only about seven people deep and moving quickly.
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Clearly, despite Twitter's real-time and breaking news focus, its turnaround plan is not moving quickly.
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"We're moving quickly because things will only continue to get worse unless we act," he wrote.
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By moving quickly, Pelosi has put pressure on the White House and GOP leaders to respond.
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There is no deadline for this deal, but we recommend moving quickly to secure this price.
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But Democrats were moving quickly to contain the controversy or at least not fan the flames.
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Although some fast food and quick-service restaurants are moving quickly, others, like KFC, are remaining cautious.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's renewed relationship is moving QUICKLY, as in ... they've already moved in together.
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Even so, the pace is moving quickly now and even more precise results are likely within reach.
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A lot of very capable competition is a motivating factor to continue investing aggressively and moving quickly.
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Here, though, it often works, with time moving quickly during certain songs in an often credible way.
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An early read on February finds new listings that do come on the market are moving quickly.
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As part of the SaaS offering, the product offers workflows and templates to get users moving quickly.
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The House is moving quickly to pass an email privacy bill after years of stalling in Congress.
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Most interestingly, they say they'll be handing out contracts by mid-April ... so, this is moving quickly.
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Samsung said it was moving quickly with the product safety commission to inform consumers of their options.
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Military officials had complained the Obama White House's rules prevented them from moving quickly and effectively enough.
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He said Mr. Johnson risked making the same mistake Mr. Blair did in not moving quickly enough.
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They're not known for moving quickly, but we're so far down a rabbit hole at this point.
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The so-called revolving door is also moving quickly under Trump to bring officials into lobbyist posts.
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Some members of Congress and progressive groups are, like unions, nervous abut moving quickly and getting blowback.
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We get a lot of unscripted moments, with fractured, unfinished sentences, moving quickly from thought to thought.
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The tax reform bill is moving quickly with a goal of getting it done before year end.
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Reuters and other news outlets reported in early April that Pai was moving quickly to replace neutrality rules.
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She was en route to the Philippines when she got word of the project, which was moving quickly.
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White House moving quickly on executive actions Still, a disorganized White House doesn't necessarily mean an unproductive one.
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Infowars is moving quickly from one platform to the next, as more sites remove content over TOS violations.
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Image: APGene editing research is moving quickly in China—researchers there have already edited human embryos, after all.
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Companies that manufacture auto-injectors have done an excellent job moving quickly when a problem has been discovered.
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BAIER: But, boy, Mara, there&aposs not a sense Congress is moving quickly or at all on immigration.
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The timeline for impeachment is not set in stone, though the process is moving quickly in the House.
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"You have to applaud Samsung for moving quickly," said Ben Wood, mobile analyst at CCS Insight in Berlin.
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Our international competitors are moving quickly to make large swaths of mid-band spectrum available for 5G use.
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Founded by Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin is moving quickly toward commercial operations for several of its major projects.
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But efforts were aimed at moving quickly with lawmakers returning from a two-week spring recess this week.
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We knew this, of course, but the company seems to be moving quickly to get deals in place.
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Looks like Jeremy Meeks is moving quickly -- the massive rock on his gf Chloe Green screams we're engaged.
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However, according to Valiente, the effort is not moving quickly enough, and may not cover the full costs.
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And those critics don't think the rebuilding necessitated by the disastrous 2016 election cycle is moving quickly enough.
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But some residents say Ferguson is not moving quickly or aggressively enough to undo long-running racial inequities.
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But some residents say Ferguson is not moving quickly or aggressively enough to undo long-running racial inequities.
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It is moving quickly to recurring revenue via subscription model for Wi-Fi, cybersecurity and through its AppDynamics acquisition.
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Things were moving quickly after activist hedge fund Jana took a stake in the organic food chain weeks earlier.
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Unlike previous Saudi monarchs, such as King Abdullah who backed gradual and cautious openings, Prince Mohammed is moving quickly.
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Speaking to a vast ballroom, he extolled the cloud-computing giant's virtues of moving quickly and learning from failure.
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The oncology space is moving quickly to adopt routine sequencing to match patients' unique tumor mutations to targeted medicines.
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The benefits of moving quickly probably outweigh those risks, but GVC's bid isn't as perfectly hedged as it seems.
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It's an exciting day, Libra—plenty of fun and flirtation is in the air, and things are moving quickly.
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The GOP is now reportedly moving quickly to try and get tax reform before the end of the year.
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In 2009, the Justice Department inspector general criticized the F.B.I. for not moving quickly enough to purge those lists.
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Some networks think the MRC is moving too slow, which is why they are moving quickly on their own.
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The leaders in our industry see this as a huge opportunity, and we're all moving quickly to address it.
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Believing that the corporate restructuring was not moving quickly enough, Trian decided to get more aggressive in its oversight.
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" "Hurricane Florence was a big factor this month," LaNeve said, adding that post-storm recovery efforts were "moving quickly.
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He's equally measured and insistent, and never grows too garrulous, even when he's moving quickly across a leaping range.
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The reporter was in a wheelchair and had difficulty moving quickly, which made the whole episode painful to watch.
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Spicer proved adept at moving quickly through various policy areas, taking roughly 85033 questions during the 78-minute briefing.
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With Korean pop-culture spreading its wings globally, Netflix is moving quickly to jump on the K-drama bandwagon.
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But what's going on in the courts is consequential in its own right, and some judges are moving quickly.
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Inside Bombardier, however, executives worried that talks with potential Chinese partners were not moving quickly enough, according to sources.
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He is also seen moving quickly on the topics of trade with Mexico, immigration and regulations in areas like energy.
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It's still unclear when Eye Control will arrive as a fully baked feature, but it's clear Microsoft is moving quickly.
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On Friday, a conflict at the Lincoln Memorial captivated the country, moving quickly from viral tweets to the national news.
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They are moving quickly to recover lost ground, putting down several amendments to a trade bill being debated next week.
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We were in Italy for 10 days and recorded eight stories, moving quickly by train and car through small towns.
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Growth hacking doesn't have to be short term wins, but it is about moving quickly and being okay with failure.
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In a really active scene, how do you balance that hulking movement with moving quickly enough to make combat exciting?
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But wait, there's more: Apple is moving quickly and may unveil the new device as soon as the June WWDC.
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Being at the heart of it like that when things are moving quickly, and you can respond quickly, was challenging.
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Legal challenges to President Trump's executive order banning travelers from seven majority-Muslim countries are moving quickly through the courts.
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The FDA is starting to mobilize to combat the threat, although some say the agency is not moving quickly enough.
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Republican congressional leaders are moving quickly to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill but want to delay when it takes effect.
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Pallone, who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee, promised that the panel will be moving quickly on the bill.
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Ford is moving quickly to cut expenditures, including a $10 billion reduction in material costs over the next five years.
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Avoid making important decisions and don't get too stressed out if you feel like your plans aren't moving quickly enough.
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But tech companies have a huge head start, and have a history of moving quickly and out-innovating legacy players.
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The Trump administration is moving quickly to deregulate nursing homes, complying with a wish list submitted by industry lobbying groups.
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In response to the coronavirus outbreak, some companies are moving quickly to integrate or advertise their existing thermal imaging capabilities.
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If you're moving quickly, just put on a pot of water to boil for plain rice while the salmon marinates.
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The monitors praised the Department of Correction for moving quickly to install surveillance cameras, which can help to minimize violence.
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BUFFALO — With social change moving quickly across the professional sports landscape, the National Women's Hockey League was playing catch-up.
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The House has been moving quickly to investigate Trump since Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the impeachment inquiry on Sept. 24.
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"The ECB is still shying away from moving quickly on addressing NPLs," said Guntram Wolff of Brussels-based think tank Bruegel.
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Misfits took the first two team fights and got the payload moving quickly, ripping through wave after wave of EnVyUs's defense.
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There are more people, too — young people — moving quickly in the cool morning air as they make their way to work.
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Trump said the United States would not disclose troop numbers, but one U.S. official told Reuters they could start moving quickly.
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In addition to competitors like Instacart, Shipt and Peapod, Walmart has been moving quickly into the online grocery business, as well.
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At the same time, Ford's traditional rivals are moving quickly to pivot away from the auto industry's long-standing business model.
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And the fact that corporations and countries are moving quickly to adopt blockchain protocols seems to be an indication of this.
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We really can't afford to sit on the sidelines and lose out because the rest of the world is moving quickly.
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The narrative is moving quickly so it is essential that your media team understands the policy and knows the influential players.
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Mindful of the pitfalls, companies that use and manufacture VR are moving quickly to capture the hearts and minds of consumers.
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Murkowski, Collins and Capito, Axios has learned, as Republicans are moving quickly on yet another health care repeal and replace plan.
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He casually turned up court and began basically floating, moving quickly, but also like he was simply on a conveyer belt.
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He said the company's business plan will allow it to be nimble, moving quickly into new markets as they become legal.
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And the trio – down from over 10 competitors a decade ago – is moving quickly to curb production and cut capital spending.
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What Al Gore and Greta Thunberg share is anger at corporate executives who aren't moving quickly enough to address climate change.
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Hoyer noted that the Republicans have a track record of moving quickly on big proposals when they benefit the party's donors.
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Lawmakers said the legislation was necessary to retaliate against North Korea amid concerns that the international community isn't moving quickly enough.
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China, on the other hand, is moving quickly to develop 5G, and whoever deploys it first will be at an advantage.
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At the high end of the market, Mr. Valhouli said, apartments are not moving quickly, partly because of the mansion tax.
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So events are moving quickly and anybody that tells you that they know what the hell is going on is lying.
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A cold wind kept people moving quickly past the scene outside the courthouse, but the media eventually picked up the visuals.
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I was moving quickly with a strong wind and I was afraid I was going to run aground on the reefs.
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Though things are moving quickly and Democrats have had to spend money to defend incumbents in what should be safe seats.
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Others noted GE lost out on premium increases that rivals got by moving quickly when long-term care costs became apparent.
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Protesters have shown a talent for moving quickly around the city, so the authorities would need a curfew for all neighborhoods.
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They're in stock for now, but we still suggest moving quickly before they sell out — or Amazon takes the discount away.
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"If that happens, then you'll see a lot of major legislation moving quickly, I think, in January and February," he said.
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The campaign pounced, moving quickly on Friday night to turn the debate line into Ms. Klobuchar's final ad in New Hampshire.
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During the meeting, Ryan expressed a willingness for "moving quickly" on proposals to address gun violence, according to Florida Democratic Rep.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is moving quickly to tackle a massive, under-the-radar consumer problem: forced arbitration clauses.
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But now he and his party are moving quickly to do the bidding of a very different interest group: Big Telecom.
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" Johanson scoffed at Berger's claim about moving quickly in order to protect the fossils, saying, "It was urgent only to him .
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"I look forward to this administration moving quickly to address the remaining trade issues our country faces in Japan," he said.
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Tesla has always been quite good about recalls, however, usually proactively issuing them and them moving quickly to inform its owners.
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For the purposes of this article though, it sports a clean, lightweight design, and keeps everything moving quickly, from syncing to searching.
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That's a really dangerous situation, because it means some communities are moving quickly into the future and others are falling further behind.
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On September 24, Pelosi finally launched an official impeachment investigation, and it started moving quickly, even with a Congressional recess wedged in.
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Shipping and logistics: GrowingThis sector is moving quickly thanks in part to rapid expansion in e-commerce led by companies like Amazon.
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Seoul appears to be moving quickly to show the North it will follow through on the commitments it made during the summit.
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Although other smart home platforms such as Apple's HomeKit are already on the market, Amazon is moving quickly with its Echo product.
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Negotiations were slow at first, but when F. W. de Klerk became president in 1989, he surprised the world by moving quickly.
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They are moving quickly to make investment decisions, and we're going to match their pace and accelerate our schedule by one week.
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Organizations' emphasis on learning and moving quickly translates directly to hiring practices: Execs are looking for people who thrive amid constant change.
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Dozens of members of Congress have suggested that the Trump administration is not moving quickly to put migrant families back together. Reps.
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RBC Capital Markets analysts told clients this week that based on recent conversations and meetings in Beijing, China's plans are moving quickly.
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Still, the company is moving quickly to convert its nascent launch site in Boca Chica, Texas, into a full-fledged private spaceport.
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The city is moving quickly to remove debris so that it does not pile up and shelters are being set up, he said.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is moving quickly to select the next director of the FBI after interviewing several candidates over the weekend.
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It looks like Hurricane Harvey could have both, because unique wind patterns may prevent the storm from moving quickly out of the region.
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Washington (CNN Business)The Federal Reserve sent another clear signal Wednesday that it won't be moving quickly to raise interest rates in 2019.
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Now that AT&T has successfully completed the transaction of Time Warner, it's moving quickly to get its ad business up and running.
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The Trump administration should be applauded for moving quickly to put the waiver in place and keep supplies moving to people in need.
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It was a sense of the undeniable stakes of moving quickly when the litigation had such clear bearing on a coming presidential election.
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She positioned herself as a general-election candidate, moving quickly to compare herself — her political career, her upbringing in Oklahoma — to Donald Trump.
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Early on, he developed a reputation for working with his buyers to identify potential hits and moving quickly to offer them to customers.
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"I do agree in principal with the assessment that the North Koreans are moving quickly to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile capability," Gen.
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Buffett is known for moving quickly when a deal piques his interest, but he tends to avoid getting involved in hostile takeover bids.
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The video starts with one of the Navy officers zooming in on the object which appears to be moving quickly over the ocean.
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The flying-car space is moving quickly past the prototype phase in an attempt to bring these new forms of transportation to market.
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The companies will focus on implementing it in places where customers are accustomed to moving quickly, such as fast food restaurants and grocery stores.
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Republicans in the Senate and House of Representatives are moving quickly to adopt a budget resolution in hopes of enacting tax legislation before January.
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As Cryptokitties launched and grew in the last year, the company saw competition and copycats (pun intended) from China moving quickly into the market.
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The Toronto-Waterloo corridor is emerging as one of the world's leading tech clusters, and there are some exciting companies moving quickly toward IPOs.
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Though the tech is moving quickly, mapping technology, LiDAR, regulations and so many other aspects of this field have a long way to go.
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So companies are carefully studying what the Privacy Shield has to offer, and, in many cases, moving quickly towards qualifying for the new framework.
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This is because it's moving quickly in relation to the sun, and it's the nearest single star in the sky to us, Butler said.
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"Distressed investors are moving quickly on (healthcare services) opportunities because there is a glut of capital and competition (for assets)," said one restructuring advisor.
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Rick Snyder (R), whom they blamed for both instituting policies that caused the water crisis and not moving quickly enough to solve it. Reps.
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" Mr. Trump said that he could, before moving quickly to a standard of his stump speech: wondering aloud what some voters "have to lose.
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She is moving quickly now, and she calls to everyone that they should finish as many looks as possible before they pause for rehearsal.
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And while long overdue, the peace process — considered key to the withdrawal of the remaining 14,000 American troops — suddenly seems to be moving quickly.
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But it's particularly relevant at a time when Google is moving quickly into health care and stealthily gathering medical data from millions of patients.
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"I do agree in principal with the assessment that the North Koreans are moving quickly to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile capability," Selva said.
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Mr. Vasquez made him a cone half-covered in rainbow sprinkles and half in chocolate sprinkles, moving quickly and elegantly in the narrow space.
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Moon's mishandling of the crisis, by not moving quickly to close the country's borders to China and not supplying enough surgical masks for citizens.
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" The message went on, "We are moving quickly to investigate this allegation and determine the facts around the circumstances of his departure to Choate.
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Joseph Ponte, the correction commissioner, said his department "is moving quickly to fix the issues the monitor identifies," adding that progress was being felt.
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Galbraith was the younger of the two, often moving quickly, whereas Hendershot was the more experienced one who could be a little more diligent.
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Part of the problem, he said, is that the drug companies that are driving research prefer working with labs that support trials' moving quickly.
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Those states are likely to employ more regulatory oversight than say, countries like China, which is a hemp juggernaut moving quickly to export CBD.
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It's a signal that Amazon is moving quickly to integrate Whole Foods, which it purchased last year, into the regular shopping habits of Prime customers.
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Government, with the help of private researchers and think tanks, is moving quickly in the direction and trying to grapple with how to regulate algorithms.
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But the rest of the auto industry is moving quickly to electric cars and it has proven production capacity — unlike Tesla — and wide distribution networks.
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Trump said increases to the budget in defense spending will be offset by savings elsewhere, and his administration will be "moving quickly" on the reform.
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Details: The negative-fee ETFs are the latest in the war by asset managers to attract money that is moving quickly out of active funds.
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And while that executive order didn't give him any new powers, it did set the tone for moving quickly to dismantle the health care law.
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If you're looking to get your hands on a few of these popular water bottles, we suggest moving quickly because this amazing deal ends tonight.
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They're moving quickly to gather all the facts, and once that's done, a clear, concise decision can be made about where we go from here.
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They're moving quickly to gather all the facts, and once that's done a clear concise decision can be made about where we go from here.
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Their analysis showed that Ebola was moving quickly from one victim to the next, and that the virus was gaining new mutations along the way.
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That seems ambitious considering the government is competing with big service providers that are already moving quickly to bring the super-fast network to customers.
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Ganley said that the race for 25G is moving quickly and the U.S. needs to introduce a wholesale model or risk losing to the Chinese.
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In others, like their anti-trans actions, they're moving quickly to pass their agenda while everybody else is rightly focused on dealing with the pandemic.
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The larger and more ambitious it got, the more complicated it became structurally and the harder it was to keep everyone coordinated and moving quickly.
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A large study out of Georgetown Law exposed how Chicago, Detroit and a few other cities are moving quickly to implement sweeping facial recognition systems.
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Both men have that lean you see when players, moving quickly enough that they could almost be out of control, suddenly pull up and shoot.
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For energy companies, this means moving quickly to reduce emissions from their own operations while developing the clean energy technologies that can transform global energy.
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But they withdrew the subpoena during the resulting court case, choosing to keep the impeachment inquiry moving quickly rather than getting bogged down in court.
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Sometimes there are hints of "don't rebuild, it's too dangerous"; at other times, moving quickly and keeping the economy humming seems to be the priority.
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Mark Carney, the outgoing head of the Bank of England, has warned that the financial sector is not moving quickly enough to curb climate risks.
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He also said the department would be "moving quickly" to ensure that officers conducting SWAT operations and executing search warrants would be wearing body cameras.
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Lifetime appointments to lower federal courts, something the Senate has been moving quickly on under Trump and McConnell, would also surely slow to a crawl.
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With talks moving quickly and many issues unresolved, it would be logistically difficult to arrange a presidential-level meeting on short notice, the official cautioned.
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This approach seems to be the opposite: moving quickly to a vote, and crossing fingers that the political system decides to go along with you.
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Samsung is moving quickly — much quicker than Apple, for instance — to build out what Bixby is capable of doing by granting deep access to third parties.
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To keep the proceedings moving quickly, Judge Fusté began hearing two issues simultaneously this week: whether his court has jurisdiction and whether the tax is constitutional.
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MTV is moving quickly as it seeks a fresh start on its "Teen Mom" franchise ... the network is already filming with Jenelle Evans' replacement, Jade Cline.
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That can be positive for moving quickly and forcefully, but the downside risks are significant if subordinates tend towards sycophancy instead of real policy debate. 3.
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Many of the pairs are available for between $300 and $500, yet those pairs are moving quickly up the price ladder as more bids pour in.
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We seemed to be in the world of the latter, at least for a time; now it's apparent that we're moving quickly toward the criminal standard.
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The findings prompted criticism by some former and current T.S.A. employees, who claimed that the agency was keen to keep passengers moving quickly through the lines.
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White House officials floated the idea during the Easter recess of moving quickly on raising the debt ceiling by separating it from the broader spending talks.
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"The Fed and the government are moving quickly to address the expected economic disruption with fiscal and monetary stimulus," said Danielle Hale, chief economist at realtor.com.
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The Justice Department appears to be moving quickly, at least in part because it has known for some time that Mr. Mueller was in the homestretch.
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Russia's only reigning track and field world champion said that the country was not moving quickly enough with reforms that could see its doping ban lifted.
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Companies across the world are moving quickly to bring to the market hamburgers and other meat products that are grown from animal cells in a lab.
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But even as Republicans spoke of moving quickly to repeal the law, it remained far less clear how and when they would go about replacing it.
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Mr. Trump's selection process — begun, unlike that of most predecessors, after his election rather than before — may have added to the challenge of moving quickly now.
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WASHINGTON — With Twitter posts, leaks and executive orders, President Trump is moving quickly to show he will make good on some of his key campaign pledges.
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Easygoing energy flows early on today, but you'll feel eager to get things moving quickly tonight—although you're not totally sure what direction to head in.
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While more homes will come on the market for the usually busy spring season, demand is far stronger than supply, and well-priced homes are moving quickly.
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For now, the team appears to be moving quickly to avoid intraparty tensions by focusing rank and file members on their work with a new Trump Administration.
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We agreed that we wanted a company of risk-takers -- the media landscape changes about every four seconds, so thinking big and moving quickly is non-negotiable.
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So, you could show traffic moving quickly across a bridge or maybe your airplane takeoff from taxiing to soaring in the clouds in just a few seconds.
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Moving quickly generally leads to less preparation and greater risk — you can't adjust to everything and plan for everything if you have a shorter amount of time.
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The story of HanAssholeSolo's apology was moving quickly on Tuesday, however, which meant that the process was not as a deliberative as it might have otherwise been.
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In 2015, he published a papal encyclical blaming climate change on human activity and sharply criticizing world leaders for not moving quickly enough to address the problem.
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It's a problem that is accelerated by gaps in supply chains and by programs not moving quickly enough to identify and support people with unsuppressed viral loads.
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Until the cause can be identified — or until airlines start listening to employees and moving quickly after their complaints — it's likely employees will continue to face symptoms.
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In 2015, he published a papal encyclical blaming climate change on human activity and sharply criticizing world leaders for not moving quickly enough to address the problem.
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There was good news for Clinton on this front in The Washington Post survey released this week, which found Sanders supporters moving quickly behind Clinton over Trump.
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He concluded that the perfect match was Cruise, which had fewer than 40 employees but was moving quickly to retrofit basic cars with its self-driving equipment.
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It is moving quickly to sell assets, saying this week that it would sell a stake in a trust that owns Hilton hotel properties worth $1.4 billion.
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As a standoff builds in Washington over the president's federal tax returns, New York's Legislature is moving quickly to allow the release of Mr. Trump's state returns.
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The story is clever and just complicated enough, moving quickly through silly bits, pausing for moments of heart-tugging sentiment, and losing itself in wild creative mischief.
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Doing so raises a host of challenges of definition and measurement, because the field is moving quickly — and because companies are branding things A.I. for marketing purposes.
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Justice Department negotiators are moving quickly to complete a second investigation in Chicago, which has also been wracked by violence and tension between the police and residents.
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Democratic investigators are moving quickly, buoyed by new national polls that suggest a majority of the public supports their work, even if few Republicans in Congress do.
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Meanwhile, they are moving quickly and almost entirely behind close doors to come up with a bill that makes only modest changes to the House-passed bill.
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As the political dynamic in Congress shifts, Schumer is moving quickly before the holiday season, seeking to tilt the battlefield ahead of a Senate trial next month.
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The company says it's moving quickly on its plan — which includes a physical war room to monitor the elections from its corporate headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
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An experienced, seasoned politician might calculate that moving quickly on campaign promises might get the public on his side and put pressure on Congress to approve his plans.
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Europe's business leaders may recognise the need to evolve to take on the disruptors like Uber and AirBnB, but they're still not moving quickly enough, experts are warning.
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Mr. Byford said he wants to study the new technology while moving quickly to upgrade signals on crowded routes like the Lexington Avenue line using the traditional approach.
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"I worry about the future of this work if we are not moving quickly," Gigi Kwik Gronvall of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security told BuzzFeed News.
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Intel is moving quickly to ramp its autonomous driving technology efforts now that it has closed its acquisition of Mobileye, the Israeli self-driving sensor and computing company.
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Connected vehicles, IoT and automotive services are opening up these recurring revenue opportunities, but manufacturers aren't moving quickly enough on their own to take advantage, according to Aria.
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The social network says it's moving quickly on its plan — which includes a physical war room to monitor the elections from its corporate headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Pyroclastic flows can travel at speeds of several hundred miles an hour down slopes, so there was enough lava and ash, moving quickly enough, to spawn a tsunami.
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Xi Jinping is moving quickly to consolidate his power and to put an economic team and policies in place to address the country's challenges, especially reducing financial risk.
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And moving quickly runs counter to the slow processes of Congress, where Khanna will have to vet the legislation with powerful members of the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Moving quickly to thwart the president's $1.4 billion deal to save Chinese telecom manufacturer ZTE, lawmakers attached a new provision Monday to a must-pass defense authorization bill.
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Once inside, they went through the ground and first floors, opening fire on staff and guests before moving quickly to the upper levels of the six-floor building.
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Mr. Biden was moving quickly to capitalize on his South Carolina victory and recast the Democratic primary campaign as a two-man contest between himself and Mr. Sanders.
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Afraid of drawing violence to their hometowns, city and state officials across the country are moving quickly to take down monuments to the Confederacy in their own backyards.
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BEIJING — While Chinese authorities try to control the spread of the new virus, they are moving quickly to stall its impact on the economy, especially on people's jobs.
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Since joining the Trump Organization in 2001, moving quickly to learn the intricacies of financing and construction, he has said repeatedly that he does not expect preferential treatment.
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There was a feeling of vast potential in the young industry, a sense of being able to make a mark by moving quickly and meeting the right people.
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Things are moving quickly on the Korean peninsula, and there's a lot we don't know, including the details about what this reported US-South Korea "military response" will involve.
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The WHO is moving quickly, having been criticized for bungling its response to a 2014-2016 outbreak that killed more than 11,1123 people in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
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Anthony McCarthy, a spokesperson for Pugh, told me Monday that Pugh was, "moving quickly," and planned to set up a task force on Wednesday to begin the removal process.
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Hulu was slower than other streaming services in offering the option to download videos for offline viewing, but at least the company is moving quickly to expand the feature.
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Mr Ramaphosa is moving quickly on the economy too, installing a new board of Eskom, the state power monopoly that was run into the ground by Mr Zuma's appointees.
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Why it matters: In the past, Facebook has been criticized for not moving quickly enough to remove bad content once it has been uploaded or flagged to human reviewers.
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But there have been subtle differences between the allies over the pace of inter-Korean engagement amid concerns in Washington that Pyongyang was not moving quickly enough to denuclearize.
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The fox also passed through Greenland, but kept forging further west, the researchers' data showed, moving quickly across the ice sheets where food was scarce and conditions were harsh.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday that the government was moving quickly to provide more support for workers as the coronavirus outbreak rocks the economy.
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That deep resentment is certain to color their handling of Mr. Trump's choice just as it has contributed to their resistance to moving quickly on Mr. Trump's cabinet selections.
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House Democrats are moving quickly in their impeachment inquiry, which centers on evidence that Trump abused the power of his office by pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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White House national security adviser Robert O'Brien is moving quickly to shrink and reshape his staff – rattling some nerves already frayed by the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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In China, companies like SenseTime, Alibaba, and Hikvision — the world's largest maker of surveillance cameras — are moving quickly to corner foreign markets from the Middle East to Latin America.
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But even if the House passes the legislation, the bill could face obstacles in moving quickly through the Senate, where it would need 60 votes to overcome any filibuster.
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Volvo is not known for moving quickly and providing a lot of flash, though, so it's not out of corporate character to spend years preparing for a change this huge.
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We may still be picking bits of confetti out of our hair, but that hasn't stopped the rest of the world from moving quickly into peak diet and detox season.
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I can't swing the controllers around in Beat Saber without accidentally hitting the grip buttons, and when I'm moving quickly enough, inertia threatens to pull them out of my grasp.
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The court filing is the latest example of the EPA moving quickly to weaken or eliminate dozens of Obama-era environmental and climate regulations in response to pressure from industry.
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The grandmother told police the incident began when a man in a car behind her at a stop sign started honking his horn, apparently upset she wasn't moving quickly enough.
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President Barack Obama has been moving quickly toward more normal relations with Havana in the past 14 months but the crippling trade embargo is one of the remaining major obstacles.
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In a meeting with state governors, Trump said his administration would be "moving quickly" on regulatory reforms and that his tax plan would be released after a proposal on Obamacare.
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UnitedHealth's results land at a time when the Republican-led Congress, pushed by President-elect Donald Trump, is moving quickly to repeal the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare.
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"Our team at Kind is fully committed to working alongside the FDA, and we're moving quickly to comply with its request," Joe Cohen, SVP of communications at Kind told us.
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Even before Mr. Buttigieg's exit, Mr. Biden was moving quickly to capitalize on his victory and recast the Democratic campaign as a two-man contest between himself and Mr. Sanders.
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He again visited Pyongyang last month to urge North Korea to carry out the Singapore summit deal by moving quickly toward denuclearization, but notably failed to meet with Mr. Kim.
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The Republican-led Securities and Exchange Commission is moving quickly to revisit contentious rules put in place by the last regime as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Bushfires are common during Australia's summer months, but this fire season started unusually early, often moving quickly and unpredictably, and leaving swathes of the drought-stricken land a scorched earth.
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But Trumka told the Post moving quickly would be a "colossal mistake" — a warning that could carry significant weight among congressional Democrats still considering how to vote on the deal.
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Despite numerous contradictory signals, including the President's, negotiators appear to be "moving quickly" to resolve issues in the text of the agreement, according to a person familiar with the process.
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But if the dismal record of failed or failing municipal broadband initiatives teaches us anything, it is that moving quickly to keep pace with technology is not one of them.
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Facing the crippling recession, the Brazil government is shifting policy and moving quickly to open up its economy to reap the benefits of a sharp depreciation in the real BRL=.
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It used an electronic leash packed with sensors to transmit highly accurate data about where the user was, and predicting where someone moving quickly, say on a skateboard, would be next.
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WASHINGTON, July 20 (Reuters) - Republicans in the U.S. Congress are moving quickly to try to eliminate a new regulation that bars financial firms from forcing consumers into arbitration to settle disputes.
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But if your flow is moving quickly and heavily, those compounds don't always have enough time to work and you end up with a few dark, purplish-red jelly-like clots.
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To rank on the chart, the song could be demonstrating a pattern of moving quickly through Shazam's charts, rapid growth, steady growth, or it may be growing geographically, the company says.
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In the end, whether through voice or through text, we're moving quickly towards a conversational future, and that could end up representing a bigger shift than even the move to mobile.
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Why it matters: Vista has been moving quickly up the capital stack, transitioning from a mid-market buyout firm to one of the world's largest private equity investors in technology companies.
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This will be one of the first big coastal storms of the season for many, but it will be moving quickly, sparing the region from prolonged inland and coastal flooding concerns.
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He worked for a time in the private sector before moving back into government as an assistant to the attorney general in 1989, moving quickly to run the department's criminal division.
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In the meantime, we wait In the US, the Department of Transportation has indicated substantial interest in moving quickly on these sticky issues, but that doesn't make them any less sticky.
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Moving quickly up the ranks, Maestracci began as head bartender of Atelier in Casco Viejo while becoming a brand ambassador for Felipe Motta, one of the most lucrative companies in Panamá.
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President Trump said he fired David Shulkin as VA secretary because he wasn't moving quickly enough to ensure veterans have more flexibility to get VA-sponsored care in the private sector.
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Where Florence was a slow, suffocating steamroller, leisurely drowning small towns and midsize cities with days of torrential rain, Michael is a hit-and-run storm, puffing hard and moving quickly.
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New Zealand has been under heightened security alert since the attack with Ardern moving quickly with a new tough law banning some of the guns used in the March 15 shooting.
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With a presidential election coming in November, the Trump administration is moving quickly to finalize dozens of regulatory rollbacks and other actions to weaken environmental protections viewed as burdensome by industry.
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The driver of the Honda, Richard Rojas, 22014, a Navy veteran from the Bronx, had a history of arrests for drunken driving, said officials, moving quickly to assuage fears of terrorism.
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Ryan expressed a willingness for "moving quickly" on proposals to address gun violence after Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students urged the Wisconsin Republican for action, according to Florida Democratic Rep.
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By moving quickly and decisively on the student debt crisis, Mr. Trump could promote his pro-economic growth agenda, while enhancing his standing among young people and voters with college degrees.
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Spot trading for the super-chilled fuel was volatile this week with prices moving quickly from opening to closing of the market within a day, a Singapore-based industry source said.
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Reports on Wednesday show that Apple is moving quickly to ensure future access to some of the device's more elaborate parts to decrease the odds of that happening again in the future.
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Disagreements over how to proceed and a feud between the chief of staff and legal counsel have complicated efforts to push back against Democrats, who aides recognize are moving quickly and aggressively.
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Judge T.S. Ellis III, who has otherwise placed a priority on the trial moving quickly, pushed the start of witness testimony in the trial until Friday afternoon, according to multiple media reports.
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And the move is another signal that Amazon is moving quickly to integrate Whole Foods into the regular shopping habits of Prime customers, who are the catalysts of Amazon's e-commerce domination.
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But, in Rosenfeld's telling, that doesn't justify a new "tough on crime" response to the crisis; it, in fact, bolsters the argument for moving quickly to significantly boost access to addiction treatment.
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In a reflection of Mr. Son's personality, SoftBank and the Vision Fund have become known for moving quickly to invest in companies with products seen as crucial to the future of technology.
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The official did not acknowledge that few countries have definitive numbers on infected citizens, as the virus is moving quickly, testing in many countries is falling short and carriers can be asymptomatic.
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The current discord at San Ysidro stems, in part, from confusion over what kind of legal status, if any, the migrants are entitled to from an administration moving quickly to limit options.
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Schools Offering Drone Programs, but Learning to Fly Is Just the Start As drones have captured the world's attention, colleges and universities are moving quickly to help students get up to speed.
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Everyone starts moving quickly, jumpily, trying to suppress the sinking feeling that this is not like the other asthma flares we see, that this person is too sick for us to save.
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European powers have little interest in moving quickly with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action&aposs dispute-resolution process they triggered in early January, which they hope will limit Iranian nuclear activities.
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But in recent days, there's been increased optimism the two sides would be able to reach an initial phase one deal as negotiators are moving quickly to review text of an agreement.
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Coca-Cola CEO James Quincy said his biggest regret since becoming CEO was not listening to the words of those more experienced than him and not moving quickly enough in some cases.
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Anthem said Wednesday that it was moving quickly to set up an in-house operation, terminating its relationship with Express Scripts, a pharmacy benefit manager, earlier than planned after Cigna acquired it.
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Beijing is moving quickly to control the lithium fields in northern Argentina and Chile, which in 2017 accounted for almost half of global production of the element, which is used in batteries.
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United were moving quickly on the counter and the ball eventually found its way to Cameron Borthwick-Jackson, who a sent a cross in from the near side into the penalty area.
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But they are moving quickly to take care of this year's alarming series of disasters, quickly passing a $15.3 billion relief measure last month and signaling that another installment is coming next month.
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The incident began Saturday evening when a motorist behind the grandmother grew agitated that she was not moving quickly enough at a stop sign, Little Rock Police Department spokesman Lt. Steven McClanahan said.
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"Africa's populations are moving quickly to embrace mobile banking and local banks have made material investments on the digital side, so to protect and grow our market share we are investing," he said.
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In a sign Democrats are moving quickly with their inquiry, they are seeking to have the three administration officials testify during the first week of November, when the House will be in recess.
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Even with all that uncertainty - and a timetable of at least two years for Britain to formally exit the EU - U.S. banks appeared to be moving quickly to respond to the Brexit decision.
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In a video posted by the fire department on Facebook — which has been viewed almost 2 million times — you can see flames moving quickly across the surface, sometimes raising up into the air.
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His new correction commissioner, Scott Semple, is moving quickly to convert former prisons into "reintegration centers" that fight recidivism by providing drug counseling, job training and other services to inmates returning to society.
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Fred Hochberg, chairman of the Export–Import Bank of the U.S., told CNBC of the that the rest of the world was moving quickly on free trade agreements, with 600 already in place.
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Apple bans Facebook's Research app that paid users for data We've yet to hear back from Apple, but Google moving quickly to cancel its iOS Screenwise Meter might save it from further punishment.
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The official said that one reason nominations were moving quickly was because the government lawyers doing the vetting were not involving outside groups or other White House officials in the decision-making process.
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Seventy-three years after the U.S. nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 220006 and 2202th, 2628, this movement which started last fall is taking shape and moving quickly across our nation.
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"I would be very surprised if they are agonizing about whether they could keep policy stimulatory or ought to be moving quickly to remove it," Charlie Bean, a former BoE deputy governor, said.
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DELEGATE REPLACEMENT: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Donald Trump's campaign is reportedly moving quickly to replace a delegate indicted on charges of child pornography and illegal possession of explosive and a machine gun.
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That cover story creates pressure to keep things moving quickly during the recruits' training in Syria, and most get a bare minimum — just a few days of basic weapons practice, in some instances.
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State and federal authorities are moving quickly to stop the virus from spreading further, while some of the country's biggest companies and universities have taken major steps to protect their employees and customers.
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Students learn how to lift mattresses without injuring their backs; how to wear gloves while reaching with care into wastebaskets; and how to maintain quality while moving quickly, because there's always another room.
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Democrats are moving quickly, with the panel likely to write the articles of impeachment in the coming weeks and leadership hoping to hold a full House vote to impeach the president by Christmas.
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But those officials did not try to stop the FBI from getting the warrant, a source familiar with the decision said, because they are interested in the FBI moving quickly on the probe.
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Still, the industry as a whole is not moving quickly enough on emissions reduction and lessening hydrocarbons reliance, critics say, thanks in part to the attractive profits currently stemming from loftier oil prices.
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The Kurds, who have operated an autonomous enclave in the north since the 1990s, are moving quickly to hold a referendum on independence in September, despite pleas from American diplomats to hold off.
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This fall, the Trump administration was criticized by lawmakers for not moving quickly enough on the sanctions, which were meant to punish Russia for actions in Eastern Europe, Syria and the 2016 election.
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Moving quickly After accepting public comments for 60 days, until early November, the department took just four weeks to send a final version of the regulation to the White House budget office for review.
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"They've got to get moving quickly they have to start making it attractive to invest in the U.K." Fifty percent of the United Kingdom's exports go to the rest of continental Europe, he said.
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In the wake of 's stunning loss this week, progressives are moving quickly to fill the power vacuum left in the Democratic Party and eyeing a takeover of the Democratic National Committee, with Rep.
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It certainly appears that things are moving quickly—and they most certainly are as far as these things go—but it could still take years before GLS-5700 can be used in the field.
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The Trump administration is moving quickly to shelve regulations on oil and gas producers that could interfere with their efforts to take advantage of natural resources, regardless of the environmental and public health consequences. .
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U.S. plans to combat intellectual property theft, which are believed to be moving quickly through the pipeline, could also have a more significant impact on China's exporters, particularly in hi-tech, high-value industries.
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The staffer told Reuters that some EPA employees were moving quickly to save information from the website before it went dark and were hoping to convince the Trump administration to keep parts of it.
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The idea of keeping Obama's online loyalists involved and active had not entirely died; the new memo called for moving quickly to enable the campaign to keep engaging its grassroots supporters after the election.
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As a defender, you're mostly just trying to buy yourself as much of it as possible, and attackers are pressed into moving quickly and efficiently, to reach the objective before the time runs out.
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U.S. attorneys in Utah prosecuting a multimillion-dollar opioid drug-ring are moving quickly to sell seized bitcoin that's exploded in value to about $8.5 million since the alleged ringleader's arrest a year ago.
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Senior GOP lawmakers are moving quickly to inject as much as $1 trillion into the economy to save a slew of industries and millions of jobs from the devastation of the fast-spreading coronavirus.
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The food retailers said in the letter they were working closely with government and suppliers to keep food moving quickly through the system and making more deliveries to stores to ensure shelves were stocked.
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The food retailers said in the letter they were working closely with government and suppliers to keep food moving quickly through the system and making more deliveries to stores to ensure shelves were stocked.
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Evidence suggests that American intelligence missed signals last year that the North was moving quickly to adopt the solid-fuel technology, leaving Washington scrambling to catch up, according to current and former American officials.
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A newly formed super PAC supporting Joe Biden's 2020 campaign is moving quickly to boost the former vice president, amassing "significant commitments" from donors and aiming to have ads up in Iowa before Thanksgiving.
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Tucked into the exhibition "Lincoln Kirstein's Modern" and measuring about two feet wide by nearly 1 foot tall, Honoré Sharrer's "Workers and Paintings" is a piece you could miss if you were moving quickly.
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"With the backdrop of a disappointing performance in 2017/18, we are now moving quickly to identify the key priorities," said Chief Executive Officer John O'Reilly, who took up his role only three months ago.
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But moving quickly between projects is nothing new for Tveit, who has starred in the musicals Next to Normal and Catch Me If You Can on Broadway, as well as the musical film Les Miséerables.
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The massive, 214-campus university, which sends thousands of students overseas each year, is moving quickly to assess the potential for unrest in the 285 countries where it has study abroad programs, a spokeswoman said.
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The White House in April floated the idea of moving quickly on a debt-limit increase, even in the absence of a spending-caps deal, but now has signaled willingness to bundle the two items.
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Some lawmakers have argued that restoring the ability of individual lawmakers to earmark money would make it easier to pass spending bills, but critics are moving quickly to quash any effort to bring them back.
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Millionaires have a history of moving to the sidelines ahead of a presidential election, but many among America's wealthy are now moving quickly back into the stock market, knowing that Donald Trump will be president.
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In the letter to customers, Dickinson says food retailers are working closely with government and suppliers to keep food moving quickly through the system and making more deliveries to stores to ensure shelves are stocked.
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Unlike many of its social media peers, Pinterest has mostly avoided the proliferation of conspiracy theory and extremist content on its platform, moving quickly to tamp down on such content when it has bubbled up.
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A lot has changed since then: She's moving quickly toward the A-list with a rom-com and a Random House memoir in the works — and, oh yeah, she gave birth to her second child.
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But the developers of Trump Towers Pune, an elegant pair of 23-story black-glass pillars, have an extraordinary new marketing tool they are moving quickly to exploit: the president-elect of the United States.
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On the contrary, he's engaged in sabotage from the top, moving quickly to undermine his own agency's mission — not just its efforts against climate change, but its role in protecting the environment across the board.
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High stakes, North Korean silence Foreign capitals are moving quickly as well, with the South Korean and Japanese foreign ministers announcing plans to meet with Tillerson in Washington on Friday for more in-depth consultations.
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Apple is now moving quickly to address complaints from its high-end "pro" users — it says the Mac Pro will be redesigned, and a new Pro version of the iMac is coming later this year.
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Since the administration is already moving quickly to reverse the policies implemented to comply with the accord, staying in would be pointless, he argues, but would risk costing the president support from his core supporters.
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Deutsche Bank began firing thousands of employees in Asia, Europe and the United States on Monday, moving quickly on at least one part of a strategy meant to arrest years of losses, scandal and decline.
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Deutsche Bank began firing thousands of employees in Asia, Europe and the United States on Monday, moving quickly on at least one part of a strategy meant to arrest years of losses, scandal and decline.
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News of the conversation between Engel and Bolton comes as the Senate is moving quickly toward a determination on whether to allow additional witnesses to testify as part of its impeachment trial of the President.
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Juul Labs' new CEO, K.C. Crosthwaite, who joined the company in September, is moving quickly to try to reposition the company amid an onslaught of regulatory, research and business setbacks, a Juul official tells Axios.
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Apple is now moving quickly to address complaints from its high-end "pro" users — it says the Mac Pro will be redesigned, and a new Pro version of the iMac is coming later this year.
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But Zuckerberg warned that "the rest of the world isn't waiting" and tried to focus lawmakers' attention on threats from China, which he said was moving quickly to launch similar technology in the coming months.
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Trump said he then favors moving quickly to address even more contentious issues, including a possible pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants that is opposed by many Republicans and many of his supporters.
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The best part of using the Spirit and Spirit X earbuds, and why I can imagine anyone would invest 40 bucks to get a pair, is for the utility as you're exercising or otherwise moving quickly.
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Being able to both move the field forward in terms of making information available and gleaning knowledge, as well as being a good citizen in a space that's moving quickly, are both very important to us.
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Everyone says, and everyone is correct, that Republicans absolutely need to have a win, politically, and by moving quickly you can prevent the barnacles of lobbyists from attaching themselves to the bill, preventing this bill's downfall.
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But this is a movie more about friendship and acceptance than anything else, and Pee-wee seeing so much of himself in someone like Manganiello is a ridiculously silly motor that gets the story moving quickly.
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Federal regulators are moving quickly to investigate the replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that caught fire on a Southwest Airlines flight today, with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission "moving expeditiously" to find out what happened.
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House GOP leaders are moving quickly to try to snuff out an effort by members of their own conference to force a vote on immigration, arguing using a discharge petition is the wrong path to take.
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The collision appears inevitable, with Trump's executive order halting travel to the United States by people from seven majority-Muslim countries — a ban a federal judge blocked last week — already moving quickly through the judicial system.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund is moving quickly through its war chest — its $9 billion investment in Uber, finalized this month, plus its roughly $8 billion purchase from SoftBank proper for a 25 percent stake in of Arm.
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"Navy leadership is moving quickly to take all necessary measures to ensure the health and safety of the crew of USS Theodore Roosevelt, and is pursuing options to address the concerns raised by the commanding officer."
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Apps that appear legitimate but are actually scams set up to steal customers' money are proliferating across Apple's App Store, and the company is moving quickly to remove them before it turns into a PR disaster.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - RWE told shareholders on Friday it would be at the center of Germany's transformation to renewable energy, but drew protests from environmentalists who say the country is not moving quickly enough to ditch fossil fuels.
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George is filming "Catch-22" -- he's directing and acting in the miniseries -- and Friday he was moving quickly on set ... so quickly, it didn't even seem like there was a limp in his step from the accident.
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Companies like GoPro are moving quickly, introducing VR camera rigs ranging from $5,000 to $15,000, and Nokia plans to bring the technology behind Ozo to a prosumer rig as well — though he's not talking dates just yet.
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The Trump administration is allegedly moving quickly to make good on President Trump's vow to crack down on illegal immigration, including preparing to hire hundreds of new officers and scouting locations for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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"The pool of investment vehicles with positive yields is shrinking fast, and investors pursuing an absolute value strategy are moving quickly to secure bonds that still offer yield," said Toshihiro Uomoto, chief credit strategist at Nomura Securities.
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Trump said later in the press conference that he "didn't need" to declare an emergency, but chose to do so because "I just want to get it done faster" and bashed Congress for not moving quickly enough.
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Too little attention has been paid to the way the nominating process unfolds, first in mostly white Iowa and New Hampshire but then moving quickly to more diverse states where African-Americans play a much larger role.
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Sen. John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said Wednesday he will not allow the Senate's criminal justice reform bill to move to the floor by unanimous consent, preventing the legislation from moving quickly to a final vote.
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While details still have to be worked out, critics of the schedule say the country is not moving quickly enough to ditch fossil fuels, hampering progress in the reduction of greenhouse emissions that contribute to climate change.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: And we have pulled drugs from the market that have been improved on an accelerated approval basis, and we've also sanctioned companies that weren't moving quickly enough to try to get those confirmatory studies done.
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Moving fast: The global competition is propelling 5G development much faster than was originally expected, with carriers and some cities moving quickly to install infrastructure, said CTIA president and CEO Meredith Attwell Baker, a former FCC commissioner.
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The heat wave and persistent concern about climate change has led a time-lapse video showing Arctic ice melt produced by NASA Goddard to go viral again, moving quickly to the top of the r/videos subreddit.
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MOSCOW — A Moscow court on Monday ordered the closing of a foundation supporting the activities of Aleksei A. Navalny, the country's leading opposition politician, moving quickly in a case filed only this month by the Justice Ministry.
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Boeing did not comment on the plan to make the safety feature standard, but separately said it was moving quickly to make software changes and expected the upgrade to be approved by the FAA in coming weeks.
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"We're moving quickly to begin deploying mobile 5G this year and start unlocking the future of connectivity for consumers and businesses," Melissa Arnoldi, president of AT&T technology and operations, said in a press release on Thursday.
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But my feeling, leaving Eisenhower and moving on to Kennedy, was a man who was starting to feel out of time himself — that he had trouble coming to grips with a world that kept moving quickly on.
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The investigation of Mr. Craig, on the other hand, was moved in January to Washington, where the government has signaled that it is moving quickly toward a decision about an indictment, people familiar with the case said.
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The honks, then the havoc The incident began Saturday evening when a motorist behind the grandmother grew agitated that she was not moving quickly enough at a stop sign, Little Rock Police Department spokesman Lt. Steven McClanahan said.
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Less than three weeks out from leaving the White House, Obama visited Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill with a mission to save his signature healthcare reform law as Republicans are moving quickly to unroll the Affordable Care Act.
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Behind the scenes: Senior White House officials — especially within the Domestic Policy Council — have made it clear to Acosta that they're frustrated that, in their view, the Labor Department hasn't been moving quickly or aggressively enough on deregulation.
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Grab only began accepting credit card and digital payments this year — it started out resolutely cash only — so it makes sense that it is now moving quickly to tap Alipay, particularly since Uber added Alipay worldwide in May.
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Acting SEC chief moves on Dodd-Frank rules: The Republican-led Securities and Exchange Commission is moving quickly to revisit contentious rules put in place by the last regime as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Once that is done, Trump said, he favors moving quickly to address even more contentious issues, including a possible pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants that is opposed by many Republicans and many of his supporters.
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While my very first yacht tour aboard a Champagne-colored, Bugatti-designed yacht took about 15 minutes, Tis was so massive that the tour took over an hour, and that was moving quickly without lingering in any rooms.
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If a robot tracked its prey with a regular camera, the slow frame rate would result in a series of frames that didn't really represent the true path of movement, especially if the escaping prey were moving quickly.
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But into, and at various points throughout, the weekend, several sources involved acknowledged to CNN that things just aren't moving quickly -- and at times it has been frustratingly slow -- as some key lawmakers dig in on specific provisions.
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From 1987 through the late 1990s, Coughlan, had been moving quickly up the ranks at Lawson Software, a company comparable to Oracle, going from salesman to executive vice president at the Minnesota-based company, according to company filings.
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This is a misconception: For anyone other than medical practitioners moving quickly between patients, good ol' soap and water (even bar soap!) is still the best way to decontaminate your hands by scrubbing for at least 22 seconds.
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JERUSALEM — An emboldened Israeli right wing is moving quickly in the new year to make it far more difficult to create a Palestinian state, signaling its intention to doom hopes for a two-state solution to the conflict.
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Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives, is moving quickly toward the House passing a coronavirus aid package, which focuses on sick pay, no-cost virus testing and other resources to help workers hit by the crisis.
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In the conference call with analysts, Mr. Musk said the company was moving quickly to further automate its assembly plant to include Model 3 production, and was hoping to build 5,000 vehicles a week by sometime this year.
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WASHINGTON — Moving quickly after his first choice for labor secretary withdrew his nomination amid controversy, President Trump made a seemingly safe selection on Thursday in R. Alexander Acosta, a Florida law school dean and former assistant attorney general.
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The BOJ's policy changes this week effectively allow market interest rates to rise further than they did before, but the tweaks are modest when compared with other central banks, which are moving quickly away from crisis-era easy settings.
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After BuzzFeed News brought that process to light and several members of Congress resigned amid sexual harassment allegations in recent months, Congress began moving quickly to overhaul the system and prevent lawmakers from making hush settlements on taxpayers' dime.
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Technology costs: When it comes to clean energy technology, economics and policy are moving quickly, and because of the vicissitudes of academic review, the cost data used in official models is often years old and well out of date.
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To gain an edge against the major auto and technology companies, Uber is moving quickly to be seen as the first ride-hailing company to incorporate self-driving cars, said Arun Kumar, a director with the consulting firm AlixPartners.
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The emerging consumer leaders in fintech — Chime, SoFi, Robinhood, Credit Karma, and Bessemer portfolio company Betterment — are moving quickly to increase their share of wallet with their valuable customers and become a one-stop-shop for people's financial lives.
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Ms. Giffords's group, Americans for Responsible Solutions, has spent nearly $1.5 million hammering Ms. Ayotte on her record, which has left the incumbent moving quickly to support legislation aimed at preventing gun purchases for those on terror watch lists.
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I understand that a domestic feature-length film, whatever its subject, is not going to include actual sex, or male genitalia that are not flaccid, moving quickly out of frame, and/or out of focus from across a room.
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Saudi Arabia has a history of going after dissidents and other Saudi citizens abroad, but the crackdown escalated sharply after Prince Mohammed was elevated to crown prince in 2017, a period when he was moving quickly to consolidate power.
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General Electric announced on Friday the departure of three senior executives, a further sign that John L. Flannery, the company's new chief executive, is moving quickly to chart a different course from that of his predecessor, Jeffrey R. Immelt.
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WASHINGTON — World leaders vowed Friday to confront climate change in a new international coalition that no longer includes the United States government, moving quickly to reshape global environmental alliances after President Trump's decision to abandon the Paris climate accord.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein – who played key roles in Comey's ouster – are reportedly moving quickly to find a replacement, possibly coming up with a choice in the next few days, ABC News reports.
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"(At ARAS) we do a lot of work with teenagers these days, who are really into technology and moving quickly, and they come here and reflect and it changes their lives and the way they perceive the world," she explained.
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The Moon in harmony-loving Libra connects with warrior planet Mars, currently retrograde in Aquarius, at 2:56 AM—things aren't moving quickly, but they're moving at the necessary pace to help you plan the best way to achieve your goals.
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In the case of the Agalarovs and their associates, the documents show funds moving quickly between accounts across the globe, often, bankers said, with no clear reason and with no clear purpose for how the money was supposed to be used.
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"When a problem is moving quickly, Congress is always going to be a little bit behind in catching up, but I feel like there's a clear awareness now of how serious this problem really is," said Senator Pat Toomey, R-Penn.
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One of those features is a new scroll wheel that lets you easily choose what speed you want to record you film in the camera and a trigger button on the top for users who want to record while moving quickly.
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"Working hand in hand with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), we are delivering as promised and moving quickly to educate consumers about the recall and make new Note7s available," says Tim Baxter, president of Samsung Electronics America in a release.
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About 183 houses had been damaged, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told a news conference on Tuesday, adding that the city was moving quickly to remove debris and set up shelters, with about 20 inspection teams from City Hall having fanned out.
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Boeing did not comment on the plan to make the safety feature standard, but separately said it was moving quickly to make software changes and expected the upgrade to be approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in coming weeks.
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It also has a network of solar and wind farms, solar on its fulfillment center rooftops and investments in the circular economy, though it has recently been dinged by Greenpeace for not moving quickly on commitments to shift to renewable energy.
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However, in London Thursday, Randy Tinseth, Boeing's vice president of commercial marketing, said the manufacturer is moving quickly to make software changes and expects the upgrade will be approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the coming weeks.
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Turkish President Recept Tayyip Erdogan returned to the country this morning from an undisclosed location, where he said that those involved in the uprising would pay a "heavy price," and announced that his government was moving quickly to arrest those involved.
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A major piece of foreign policy legislation has been moving quickly through Congress over the past week, and if it passes, it will be a marvel in our era of fractured politics: something that Republicans and Democrats can actually agree on.
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Britain's new prime minister is moving quickly to meet that and other Brexit pledges, a bid to restore some of the trust in politicians that has been eroded in the three years since the referendum that deeply divided the country.
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"HMRC makes sure businesses are fit to be operating in the supervised sector by challenging them on their anti-money laundering strategies, moving quickly against those businesses which don't have effective anti-money laundering plans in place," said the spokesman.
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He came out on the other side just in time to see Lindsay striding to her car, changed back into her boots and jeans and moving quickly, in her don't-fuck-with-me way, keys already out in her hand.
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Analysts say China's campaign to reduce financial risks this year has had mixed success so far, and opinions differ widely on whether it is moving quickly enough or decisively enough to avert the risk of a debt crisis down the road.
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I kissed his ribs and then his stomach, always one side and then the other, keeping a symmetrical pattern, keeping it at his pelvis, too, pressing my lips to his right hip and his left but avoiding his cock, moving quickly.
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The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Congress is moving quickly to obtain the complete document because of the gravity of the material contained in a redacted version of the report released on Thursday by Attorney General William Barr.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee plan to deliver a report soon after Thanksgiving making the case for impeaching President Trump, its chairman said on Monday, moving quickly to escalate what he called "urgent" evidence of wrongdoing by the president.
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Why does any of this matter — aside from the irony of these public employee unions having achieved pride of place in the conservative firmament, while Republican governors and legislatures are moving quickly to disable public employee unions they find troublesome?
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They argue that in recognizing Jerusalem and moving quickly to relocate the American Embassy there from Tel Aviv, the United States has shown itself to be an unreliable broker for peace, and has forfeited its role as a credible mediator.
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The case is on an accelerated time frame compared to most disputes that go before the key D.C. appeals court, but still doesn't seem to be moving quickly enough to have a direct impact on the ongoing impeachment process against Trump.
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Trump, who met with state governors at the White House, also said he is seeking what he called a "historic" increase in military spending of more than 9 percent, while he said his administration would be "moving quickly" on regulatory reforms.
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" Toby Emmerich, Peter Roth and Kim Williams will all report to Stankey for the time being... And he says he'll be "moving quickly as we conduct a thorough and thoughtful search for a new Chairman and CEO to lead Warner Bros.
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At the same time, they have to watch out for small, nimble OTT competitors who are moving quickly from the bottom of the market to disrupt existing telecom business models — remember the concept of 'disruptive innovation' coined by Clayton Christensen?
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The subways on the East Coast that allowed New York, Washington and Boston to thrive are showing their age and suffering from years of neglect, while cities on the West Coast are moving quickly to expand and improve their networks.
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It's been a while since I've spent time in a darkroom, but moving quickly around the kitchen for this project reminded me of the carefully timed dance of working with an enlarger or transferring wet prints from tray to tray.
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"There was... agreement on the importance of moving quickly in the negotiations to secure a trading relationship with the EU that is as tariff-free and frictionless as possible following the implementation period," a spokesman at May's Downing Street office said on Thursday.
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The investigation into Trump lawyer and consigliere Cohen was spun off to New York federal prosecutors and appears to be moving quickly—a federal judge put Stormy Daniels' lawsuit against Cohen on hold because of the likelihood he will soon be indicted.
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But the army convoy that arrived at dawn was moving quickly and the tribesman were only able to stop the last of the four vehicles - a Jeep carrying four National Guard officials, who told the villagers they were working on a mining project.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission is moving quickly to replace the Obama administration's landmark net neutrality rules and wants internet service providers to voluntarily agree to maintain an open internet, three sources briefed on the meeting said Thursday.
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Incumbents, under intense pressure from the party to begin their campaigns, raised a record $11.6 million in the first quarter of the year and are moving quickly to protect the 31 seats they hold in districts where President Trump prevailed in 2016.
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The deal, which includes FDA-cleared ventilators shipping as soon as next month, was announced shortly after President Donald Trump criticized the automaker and CEO Mary Barra for not moving quickly enough to produce life-saving ventilators wanting "top dollar" for doing so.
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While he has emphasized the importance of moving quickly, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea has also endorsed an "action for action" approach to denuclearization, putting his position closer to that of China and North Korea than of the United States.
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The storm was moving quickly northeast and heading away from land, but it left whipping winds and surging floodwaters in its wake in the Outer Banks, where local businesses barricaded their doors and residents holed up, watching water creep toward their doors.
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The setup for this storm looks far worse, in part because it is going to be traveling slowly, exposing the Massachusetts coastline to major coastal flooding during at least three tide cycles, whereas the "Bomb Cyclone" was moving quickly when it struck.
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The company has matured remarkably and, yeah, we could let them off the hook by saying, "Oh, they were young and moving quickly," but they had raised a lot of venture capital and they're in a business that requires a good [public face].
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The star wideout is set to make $8.5 million this fall in the fifth and final year of his rookie contract and has made no secret of his desire for a rich new deal, though the team hasn't been moving quickly on that front.
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If you have any doubt that women are moving quickly to capitalize on this trend, I encourage you to look at today's Women in Data Science conference at Stanford University (livestreaming here), which is an unequivocal show of strength for women in the field.
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If you're in the market for an ultra cozy pair of underwear or a supportive, breathable bra from the SKIMS Cotton Collection, we suggest moving quickly because sizes are already selling out fast (and in fact, the thermal leggings are already completely out of stock!).
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While major nations have been debating their policies toward blockchain and cryptocurrencies, some smaller nations and territories have been moving quickly to establish themselves as new crypto-hubs by introducing legislation to bring crypto-assets, ICOs and new blockchain technologies into the regulatory fold.
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"We are moving quickly and effectively to integrate Dow Corning and deliver the synergies that will drive new levels of value creation for our customers and generate even greater returns for our shareholders," Dow Chemical Chairman and CEO Andrew Liveris, said in a statement.
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"Matters are moving quickly and if things stay like this without obstacles - and I don't expect obstacles - the government will soon see the light," Major General Abbas Ibrahim, a top security official involved in efforts to end the impasse, said in a televised news conference.
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The White House said last week that Trump had directed Bolton to invite Putin to visit Washington in the fall, moving quickly for a follow-up meeting amid the backlash over Trump&aposs performance at a news conference with Putin following their Helsinki summit.
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The North Carolina-based chain expects that this location will be their busiest in the world, and will be selling pre-packaged dozens of the Original Glazed and other assortments from a grab-and-go counter inside the store to keep lines moving quickly.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - U.S. trade envoy Robert Lighthizer said on Monday negotiations with Canada and Mexico on modernizing NAFTA were moving quickly but it was too soon to know whether the sides will reach a conclusion before elections in Mexico and the United States.
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Trump and Kim met in the Vietnamese capital, Hanoi, on Wednesday for a first round of talks and a dinner, and both appeared upbeat, with Trump saying he was satisfied with the pace of negotiations despite some criticism they were not moving quickly enough.
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PAI'S FAST START: Meanwhile at the FCC, new Chairman Ajit Pai is moving quickly to make his mark with a slew of reforms to how the agency operates and by taking aim at a number of programs that were pushed by his Democratic predecessor.
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And also frankly, we want the focus to be on stabilizing the organization, moving quickly to execute on the decisions we've made and giving clarity to our clients, in terms of where we are going to continue to participate and where we'll step back.
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" The judge said there must be determinations confirming parentage and assessing the parents' fitness to receive children and the children's safety before any parent is reunited with his or her child -- and that his order is not incompatible with moving quickly on the reunifications. "Mr.
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The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee are moving quickly and aggressively to head off the fledgling effort to stage a revolt at their convention next month in Cleveland, hoping to spare the party an embarrassing spectacle that could deeply wound the presumptive nominee.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economic growth cooled to its weakest quarterly pace since the global financial crisis, with regulators moving quickly to calm nervous investors as a years-long campaign to tackle debt risks and the trade war with the United States began to bite.
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"This is something that Trump has thought about for a long time, even before the election," said Joseph Y. Yun, a former top Korea negotiator at the State Department, who resigned this year out of frustration that diplomacy with Pyongyang was not moving quickly enough.
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She makes no effort to play up or explain her devastation, which is obvious: "He looked more like Samuel Beckett than ever, and I still harbored the hope that I would not be destined to grow old without him," she confesses, before moving quickly forward.
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The contrast of clean, crisp figures over a mottled watercolor background offers a counter to any sense of cool, dystopic efficiency — there is no moving quickly from point A to point B in this world, instead there are reversals, circling back, trial and error.
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"While the emphasis on moving quickly is not surprising, there is also a significant risk that unnecessary haste could lead to major mistakes in the legislation that would generate strong political backlash," wrote Mr. Antos and Mr. Capretta, scholars at the American Enterprise Institute.
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But Shulkin, who served as undersecretary of Veterans Affairs for Health in the Obama administration, said a review of 4003 studies and assessments identified 13 areas of "significant risk," including rules that keep the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs from moving quickly to fire employees for misconduct.
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And by partnering with start-ups moving quickly in fields that have commercial and military applications, such as autonomous technology and cybersecurity, defense contractors gain access to promising new technology that it can turn around and offer to their own customers: the Pentagon and other government agencies.
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Pharmaceutical industry concerns about profits, as well as potential liability for adverse reactions to the inoculation, often keep them from moving quickly enough to develop or distribute effective vaccines when there emerges a novel virus, like the one that has set off the Covid-20183 outbreak.
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After facing criticism from Democrats for not moving quickly enough to provide coronavirus testing for Americans, President Donald Trump took the dramatic step of imposing sweeping restrictions to prevent people from 26 European countries from traveling to the U.S. for a month, as Reuters reported ( here ).
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But Matt Lee-Ashley, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, a liberal research organization in Washington, said the bureau seemed intent on moving quickly so that testing could begin this winter, part of an overall push to conduct lease sales within a few years.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Many Brazilian coffee and sugar producers saw a rare opportunity last week to fix prices with solid profit margins at a moment of global oversupply for both products, moving quickly to cash in when the local currency hit its cheapest levels in two years.
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Although it is true that the Democrats are moving quickly and without full information, largely by virtue of the White House refusing to cooperate, the majority of the scholarly panel this week was correct to suggest that this is a "code red" moment in American democracy.
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"While fiscal second-quarter revenue of $423 million was yet another record for the company, we were disappointed that we came in below top-line expectations due to some execution challenges, which we are moving quickly to address," said Mark McLaughlin, chief executive officer of Palo Alto Networks.
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HANOI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump hailed "a very special relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as they met in Vietnam for a second summit on Wednesday and said he was satisfied with the pace of denuclearization talks despite some criticism they were not moving quickly enough.
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But the reason is hardly a secret: Apple has been moving quickly on developing augmented reality tech — you can already see it at work inside the iPhone — and the company is said to be working on an augmented reality headset, which Bloomberg reported could come out in 2020.
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"Exactly one year after debuting our prototype system at CES 2018, we're now running up to five commercial trips a day in Arizona, expanding our fleet and moving quickly toward our goal of creating the first commercial self-driving truck," TuSimple founder, president and CTO Xiaodi Hou said.
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President of Global Operations Joe Hinrichs told CNBC that the company is moving quickly toward producing what it previously described as a "Mustang-inspired" all-electric SUV that will be in showrooms next year, about the same time Tesla begins to deliver the first Model Y battery SUV.
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But Germany has rejected some ideas from the European Commission, the permanent bureaucracy in Brussels, to respond by moving quickly toward more European political or fiscal integration, understanding that with Spanish elections this month and French and German elections next year, "more Europe" is not what voters want.
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"We want the focus to be on stabilizing the organization, moving quickly on the decisions we've made and giving clarity to clients in terms of where we are going to continue to participate and where we'll step back," CFO James von Moltke told CNBC's Annette Weisbach in Frankfurt.
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For the Senate foursome, moving quickly into the race is also a pre-emptive effort to undercut the early advantages of a duo of universally known contenders, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who may enter the race in the coming months.
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While there is no legislative text yet, members in the caucus are moving quickly to seize the defeat of a Senate bill last Friday to garner broader support for their proposals -- and to force the GOP to ditch its quest to gut the current health care law once and for all.
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While there is no legislative text yet, members in the caucus are moving quickly to seize the defeat of a Senate bill last Friday to garner broader support for their proposals -- and force the GOP to ditch its quest to gut the current health care law once and for all.
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In one report — written with Laura Moy, executive director of Georgetown Law's Center on Privacy & Technology — Ms. Garvie uncovered municipal contracts indicating that law enforcement agencies in Chicago, Detroit and several other cities are moving quickly, and with little public notice, to install Chinese-style "real time" facial recognition systems.
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The combined entity would have an estimated market value of more than €10 billion, or $10 billion — although the share prices are moving quickly right now — and the companies say it would them the make world's largest online food delivery platforms, which processed 360 million orders worth €7.3 billion ($8 bilion) in 2018.
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This could very likely be the first major natural disaster of Trump's presidency, and with agencies like the Department of Homeland Security, NOAA, and NASA still without leaders more than seven months into the presidency, the least he could do is offer some reassurance that he is moving quickly to fill those positions.
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We got on the first car, moving quickly to the large picture window at the front of the train, as has been Diamond's custom since he was a toddler, and wended our way through the tunnels beneath Lower Manhattan before emerging into the fading sunlight on the elevated tracks across the Williamsburg Bridge.
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As Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE grasps for some ceasefire, with any leverage or consequences undermined by Trump's unfolding rapprochement, Russia and its client Syria are moving quickly to solidify control.
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House Democrats, moving quickly to escalate their impeachment inquiry into President Trump, subpoenaed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday, demanding that he promptly produce a tranche of documents and a slate of witnesses that could shed light on the president's attempts to pressure Ukraine to help tarnish a leading political rival.
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After his appearance he spoke on the phone to Mr. Coons, who repeated what he had conveyed to Mr. Biden's campaign earlier in the day: "With these state laws moving quickly and these anti-choice judges being named it's important for us to articulate that we oppose the Hyde Amendment," he told him.
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"We will be moving quickly, spending more and trying many different strategies over the next 12-18 months to increase restaurant supply aggressively while making our diner experience more sticky - effectively taking action to remove any reason for diners to look anywhere else," the company's CEO, Matt Maloney, said in a note to shareholders Monday.
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Latest developments • Fast-moving weather: The storm was moving quickly and, fortunately, the center of the system and its highest winds stayed offshore, CNN meteorologist Tom Sater said, • Snow slows: Forecasters at the National Weather Service said snowfall amounts will diminish in southern New England, but wind and cold temperatures will be threats on Friday.
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Mr. Trump is moving quickly to realize his campaign's promise of a nation that relentlessly enforces immigration and drug laws; views Muslims with deep suspicion; second-guesses post-World War II alliances; and sends suspected terrorists to Guantánamo Bay or C.I.A. secret prisons to be interrogated with methods that have been banned as torture.
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Amazingly, while HP's board and management have also declared publicly that they recognize the potential benefits of consolidation, the only thing standing in the way of moving quickly toward a combination that could yield $2+ billion of cost synergies is HP's board and management's unreasonable refusal to engage in a customary mutual due diligence process.
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"It is hard to know what the ideal is between moving quickly and making sure patients are safe," Dr. Carl June, the lead scientist for the CRISPR research team at the University of Pennsylvania, where the first human trials are slated to take place once researchers there can get through several regulatory hurdles, told the Journal.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered on Monday a firm declaration of American intentions for the upcoming summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "This is truly a mission of peace" Pompeo told members of the media assembled in Singapore, saying that talks were moving quickly with North Korean officials.
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Keeping the objects on his body until he can't physically take the pain anymore, he sees his practice as a way of slowing down in a time when everything else is moving quickly — just like a cup of hot tea, he lets the miscellaneous objects seep into and seemingly melt on to his body, slowly and deliberately.
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He began smartly, moving quickly to end the ideological combat of the Reagan years, broke cleanly on environmental issues with his indifferent predecessor — the upgrade of the nation's clean air laws was a major achievement — faced up to the savings and loan scandal and offered creative approaches to the debt of developing nations, especially in Latin America.
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"Sadly, [I've] had to have the talk with my husband about what we'd do in the worst of circumstances, where I thought out loud: If there ever was a mass shooting, you have to take the kids and run, and trust I will do my best to stay safe," wrote Sigler, 37, referring to the difficulty she has in moving quickly.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE last month signed an executive order halting family separations at the border, but the administration has faced criticism for not moving quickly to reunite families.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.), one of the lawmakers pushing for the Labor probe, hailed the department for moving quickly and nudged other regulators to do the same.
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Baidu, which operates the largest search engine in China, is moving quickly to compete with self-driving car efforts from Western tech companies and automakers, including Alphabet's Waymo, Uber, and traditional car makers like Ford, BMW, and GM. It's doing so by positioning Apollo as as an open source software platform that will allow any hardware maker to quickly deploy and customize an autonomous driving system.
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Belgium last month picked the aircraft over the Eurofighter Typhoon as replacement for its aging F-20.8867s, agreeing a 4 billion euro ($4.5 billion) deal that made it the 12th country to select the F-35.. Negotiations on the U.S. contract are moving quickly on what is expected be the largest order to date for the F-35, Lord told Reuters at a NATO industry conference.
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Some observers have worried that perhaps MBS is moving too quickly with social reforms like finally allowing women to drive, but he may have a bigger challenge: not moving quickly enough for the millions of Saudi millennials, increasingly wired into the rest of the world, who want to raise their families in a country radically different from the one in which they were raised.
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But the pressure being applied to celebrity journalism from the top might pale in comparison to the threat surging from below, where a new generation of celebrities — YouTube stars, SoundCloud rappers, and various other earnest young people — share extensively on social media on their own terms, moving quickly and decisively (and messily) with no need for the patience and pushback they might encounter in an interview setting.
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"The credit market is moving quickly towards the point of no return, where the turn in the credit cycle becomes inevitable and irreversible, as funding sources dry up, issuers face liquidity crunch, credit losses rise, investors rush for the exit, and face extremely thin liquidity on the way out," Oleg Melentyev, head of high-yield credit strategy at Bank of America, told clients Friday.
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Presumptive Republican White House nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign is reportedly moving quickly to replace a delegate indicted on charges of child pornography and illegal possession of explosive and a machine gun.
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But recent reports suggest that 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 may be moving quickly to nominate the official charged by law to lead that element of United States foreign policy: the ambassador at large for International Religious Freedom.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) is moving quickly to file a contempt resolution against top FBI and Justice Department officials for failing to turn over documents he requested over the summer, as part of the panel's ongoing Russia probe, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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Typically, some of the biggest East Coast snowstorms have occurred when such blocking is in place, because it prevents storms from moving quickly away from the U.S. Because this is a long-range forecast, there is considerable uncertainty over exactly how the weather pattern will play out during the next two weeks, but it's safe to say this is going to be a time period when there is an elevated chance of extreme outcomes both in the U.S. and Europe.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa), who chairs the Judiciary Committee and has written about 30 letters highlighting EB-5's vulnerabilities, unloaded on Lee Cissna, the director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services for not moving quickly enough on regulations he has proposed since the Obama administration.
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Although Mr. Trump and his top advisers have appeared to moderate some of his broader campaign pledges — they have suggested he might keep parts of the Affordable Care Act, delay building a wall along the border with Mexico and not appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton's emails — Mr. Trump has said nothing to indicate that he will not make good on his explicit Day 1 promises, many of which he delivered in his "Contract With the American Voter" during a speech in late October in Gettysburg, Pa. Moving quickly is, after all, a modern presidential tradition.
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The company has announced it's acquiring Viv Labs, a startup formed by the creators of Apple's Siri... Theranos will fire 340 employees — about 40 percent of its workforce — in California, Arizona and Texas, as well as shuttering all its clinical labs and Theranos Wellness centers, the company said... Federal regulators are moving quickly to investigate the replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that caught fire on a Southwest Airlines flight today, with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission... Volvo will enable car-to-car communication in some of its new vehicles, the company has announced, allowing drivers to receive warnings about road hazards during their journey.
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The massive potential here would be for the company to build out a WeChat-style wallet where the credit cardless can pay for lots of things outside its app using Uber Pay –Uber Transit, with public transportation trip planning, nearby stop finding and in some cases mobile ticketing, by the end of 2019 with Paris, Mexico City and San Francisco launching today –Uber's new Incubator will work with employees and outside startups to develop new experiences on top of the Uber platform, from scooters that drive themselves to chargers to augmented reality maps of the world Uber Incubator launches to develop new products and services — The Uber launch event, peppered with snacks from top SF Eats vendors and installations promoting Uber's feel-good work around the world, showed the company is moving quickly even if not cohesively.
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Sen. Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (R-Pa.), a leading free-trade advocate in the Senate, on Tuesday warned against moving quickly on the trade agreement reached between President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Calif.), saying the new trade deal would have little impact on economic growth.
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