"India is moving to the center stage of global energy affairs," he said.
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Is it about moving to the center on immigration, abortion or other issues?
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On these, moving to the center, or at least respectfully acknowledging our differences, can help Democrats.
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Now, that vision is moving to the center of American decision-making on security and law.
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Toward the end of the king's life, Prince Vajiralongkorn was moving to the center of public life.
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Will he listen to his polarized nation and try to heal the country by moving to the center?
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They lost both times and seemed to conclude that moving to the center was not the best route after all.
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Further, parties are increasingly sorted along the lines of choice, so there is little to gain from moving to the center.
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While moving to the center on race may have helped Democrats win "independent" voters in the past, the strategy will have diminishing returns.
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One ace is that if he wins the nomination he will have no problem moving to the center to appeal to independents and minorities.
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In a recent Gallup survey, a majority of Democrats said the party would be better off moving to the center than to the left.
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It's hard to imagine the White House would see a benefit in moving to the center on policy and strategy to pick up five votes.
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He had responded to the Republican takeover of Congress in the 1994 elections by moving to the center on key issues like deficit spending and welfare.
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A solid president who presided over a strong peacetime economy for the most part while moving to the center to work with Republicans on issues like welfare reform.
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The answer, it turns out, was to splendidly hit the reset button, with Pedro Pascal moving to the center and a quartet of Cali Cartel kingpins filling the void.
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To the Editor: The strategy that the Democrats have been following since the 1990s, of moving to the center as the Republicans move right, has been a complete disaster.
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After the Cold War, political parties in the West started moving to the center — among others, Britain's Labour Party, the Italian and French socialist parties, and the U.S. Democratic Party.
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The campaign also never truly made a "pivot" away from her primary positions, sticking to a remarkably liberal platform rather than moving to the center when the general election loomed.
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These drills, which generally involve moving to the center or safer part of a building and locking the doors, have become routine in school districts across the country, including in Michigan.
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After Democrats lost control of the House and Senate in 1994, President Bill Clinton adjusted his governing strategy by moving to the center and, to give one example, enacting welfare reform.
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At Columbia, Revisiting the Revolutionary Students of 1968 As the 50th anniversary of the 1968 student takeover approaches, the neglected story of African-American protesters is moving to the center of the story.
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Well-designed spaces hedge against this effect, but if the image looks dim, try moving to the center of the theater, Mr. Cutler advised, where you will generally get the bulk of the light.
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"India is moving to the center stage of global energy affairs" Fossils fuels are no longer the largest recipient of investment in the energy sector, the latest report from the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.
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This "functional ability thing" is moving to the center of health policy, as international organizations and governments look for ways to help individuals across the world stay healthy and maintain their capabilities as they age.
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His strategy is to hold his base while moving to the center, thereby confining the Democrats, who are all tracking left anyway, to a fringy set of policies including open borders, late term abortion, and socialism.
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Rebranded as "New Labour" after Blair became leader, in 14, the Party became tough on crime and embraced the free market, moving to the center much as, in the United States, the Democrats did under President Bill Clinton.
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But the extent of the Penn backlash served to remind me that many people not only think his specific ideas are bad but that the whole concept of trying to win elections by "moving to the center" is dumb.
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The path for conservatism is to do roughly the opposite of what the party in Washington is presently doing — to adapt to the experience of Trumpism by moving to the center on economics, as he did in the campaign, while rejecting his white-identitarian appeals.
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The best version you get of the Green Party argument is that withholding your vote from Clinton will prevent her from moving to the center — that if she fears her left flank defecting, she'll resist moving in that direction to ensure that she cements it.
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"In Light of The Machine" has a huge, robotic arm twisting within a henge-like circle of perforated walls, so visitors can only glimpse its strange dance at first, before moving to the center and seeing that it holds one bright light at the end of its body.
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Her "base" is not natsec-minded Bush voters Simpler explanation: Clinton is "moving to the center" not to court the phantom moderate swingvoter but b/c thats what she actually believes Hillary Clinton is giving a foreign policy speech right now that sounds like it was written by Genghis Khan.
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Using a measure developed by political scientists Andrew Martin and Kevin Quinn, we can see that Roberts has actually been moving to the center since his appointment, much like Kennedy did over his career — a reminder that the median justice may not be ideologically static over the course of their Supreme Court stint.
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It is an odd choice to release a 1980s revival album just when a 1990s revival is moving to the center to pop culture (a movement this band would be well-suited to) and also to split so definitively with the pop-punk and emo of the band's past just as those sounds are beginning to thrive again.
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If he threw into the mix some skepticism about the virtues of free trade and a little token praise of Planned Parenthood while criticizing George W. Bush's foreign policy as excessively grandiose and dropping all talk of reversing LGBTQ marriage equality (to say nothing of equal rights to military service), then we'd say that, yes, Republicans had decided to try to win by moving to the center.
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According to Iorga, Halippa threatened with a parliamentary walkout, while Stere announced (to Inculeț's annoyance) that Bessarabia was ripe for revolution.Iorga, pp. 128, 131 Moving to the center, Inculeț vetoed Stere's adherence to the PȚB,Iorga, p. 136 his stand-off with Halippa almost splitting the party in two.
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Zyuganov's rhetoric was widely considered to be nationalist. Rather than moving to the center and appealing to a broader demographic, Zyuganov delivered speeches in his campaign that outlined a platform which appealed to faithful communist supporters. However, portions of his campaign's official platform were more "moderate leftist" than pure communist. Zyuganov was generally regarded as conservative in the sense that he favored preserving/restoring much of Russia's traditional communist governance.
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The singer then played "Burning Up" on a Gibson Flying V electric guitar, while moving to the center stage. During "Holy Water", the female dancers were dressed as nuns and danced on 20-feet cross-like poles; halfway through the performance, Madonna climbed onto one of the poles and sang a fragment of "Vogue". She then performed the rest of "Holy Water" with pictures of the Apostles on the video screens, followed by a reenactment of the Last Supper. "Devil Pray" saw Madonna appearing to subdue the male dancers before disappearing backstage.
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The paper, which has been described as the "quasi-official organ of the Bush Administration" also stated that more people would have to "bendover" to get anywhere in a political office and has called on Republicans to move to the center for the sake of the party's future viability saying "conservatives won't want to hear this, but the Republican who maneuvered his way into the most impressive victory ... won ... after moving to the center" and that "the South is not enough space to build a national governing majority".
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He served in Uttar Pradesh for 15 years as a 1951 batch IAS officer, before moving to the center as secretary of three ministries and acted as a commerce, finance and defence secretary, for the government of India. He served as a cabinet secretary of India from 1985-1986. He also served as alternate governor to International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank (WB) and Asian Development Bank (ADB). As a finance secretary, Kaul played an important role in the formulation of policies for export and import promotion, infrastructure for movement and financing of exports and the development of free trade zones in India.
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His thesis was done at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center and his adviser was the noted physicist Sidney Drell. After his graduation he served shortly as a research associate at SLAC before moving to the Center for Theoretical Physics at the University of Maryland, College Park, where he was a fellow from 1970-1972. In 1972 he joined the High Energy Theory Group at Brookhaven National Laboratory, becoming a Senior Physicist in 1985 and serving as Group leader from 1984 to 1987. In 2003 he became an adjunct professor at the C. N. Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics at nearby Stony Brook University.
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Moving to the center of the island, which is a shallow cone, he finds the corpse of a tall, headless man in the depression. It is not Carlos, Sharrol Janss, or Feather Filip. Shaeffer takes the boots, pants, and jacket, the latter torn front and back by a large hole. He finds a knife, a ration brick, some sunblock, and tannin pills in the pockets of the jacket. He barely manages to climb out of the cone’s depression then heads back to the autodoc to fix his ruined skin and feet; the yellow sun of Fafnir has ravaged his albino skin and the coral has cut his feet.
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It returned to being completely green, with the crescent moving to the center of the flag and the stars forming a line between its horns. Information about the proportions of this variant suggest either a 1:2, 2:3, or 3:5 ratio. With the adoption of a new constitution in 1992, the flag changed again such that the crescent and stars were rotated to face upward rather than down and to the right. The adoption of yet another constitution changed the flag again in 1996, rotating the flag to face the fly and adding a white inscription to the lower hoist and another to the upper fly.
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Soon after, in 1961, Wolf began teaching at the University of Michigan, holding a position as a Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at Lehman College, CUNY before moving in 1971 to the CUNY Graduate Center, where he spent the remainder of his career. In addition to his Latin American work, Wolf also did fieldwork in Europe. With his student, John W. Cole, he conducted fieldwork on the culture, history, and settlement pattern of the Tyrol region, which was later published in their book The Hidden Frontier. Wolf's key contributions to anthropology are related to his focus on issues of power, politics, and colonialism during the 1970s and 1980s when these topics were moving to the center of disciplinary concerns.
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The site was selected in September 2008 as a result of the 2005 round of Base Realignment and Closures (BRAC), and is also referred to as BRAC-133. The 2005 BRAC process mandated a move of many DoD offices from leased office space to secure sites that could meet DoD's high anti-terrorism security standards. Federal employees began moving to the center in August 2011, with the move scheduled to be complete by January 2013. The project has been controversial in the region because of potential traffic impacts: many of the approximately 6,500 employees who will be relocated to the site were formerly located in Metro-accessible locations such as Crystal City, Virginia, and office buildings in Washington, D.C., itself, but must commute by car or bus to the new site via a highway that already handled 200,000 vehicles per day.
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