Fans nearer to musicians were nearer to the top than other fans, but unless they were romantically partnered or working with them, they'd never be as cool.
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In Brazil or Ivory Coast it is nearer to 280%.
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Trump's much nearer to break-even — 45% favorable to 47% unfavorable.
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The nearer to retirement, the more conservative the mix of investments.
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Maybe it feels nearer to 21 later as the wind decreases?
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CBS and Viacom are nearer to officially starting talks on reuniting.
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Then it's expected to draw nearer to the southeastern US coast.
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And he never got any nearer to it — not as president anyway.
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He already has one paying customer for a trip nearer to Earth.
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"There he is yet nearer to us," she wrote to her husband.
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Thanks to upgrades, the average selling price has been nearer to $60,000.
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"Maybe the location should have been nearer to a great city," he said.
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As the night grows nearer to 2 AM, no horrid actions seem likely.
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That conflict is no nearer to peace then it was a year ago.
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Exact details on penalties will be provided nearer to the end of the year.
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But the style of the ancient script suggests a date nearer to A.D. 100.
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I ducked past her and ran nearer to the pond, pretending nothing had happened.
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That unwind continues, but it could be coming nearer to an end, he said.
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As Matar draws nearer to the paintings, they also draw him further into Siena.
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Much else is no nearer to happening under Mr. Modi than under Mr. Singh.
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The goal was to avoid adding to expected downriver flooding problems nearer to the coast.
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"They say they're going to buy from other markets nearer to their restaurants," she said.
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Sometimes the local culture isn't a fit or they want to be nearer to family.
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The sense of play is often nearer to the heart of art than we realize.
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On one house nearer to the foreground, he exposes the sun's glare on its picture window.
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The surface and bed are allotted, nearer to shore, according to the length of relevant coastline.
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The early results are more mixed nearer to the heavily populated cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
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As you get nearer to retirement, the amounts you are encouraged to have socked away increase.
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Many attend the Pelican Falls First Nations High School, a boarding school nearer to the reserves.
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Muslims nearer to the North Pole, accordingly, would just have to deal with their bad luck.
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The Doomsday Clock has moved nearer to midnight than it's been in more than 60 years.
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Earlier in the day, Katia was slightly nearer to the Mexican coast, and at about 10 p.m.
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Make a stop at Waiheke Island, nearer to Auckland's exciting city life, for gorgeous beaches and wine.
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The country's currency, the real, fell around 0.5% at the open, nearer to last week's record low.
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Even nearer to the light was Kurt Volker and Tim Morrison, while Gordon Sondland was closer still.
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One benefit is that robot farms can be located nearer to customers because of their smaller physical footprint.
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Sterling held at $1.3120 amid speculation Britain was moving nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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Nearer to the ideological center, Biden's campaign has reason to feel confident about the coalition he is building.
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Slowly, we grew nearer to each other; Jan was sitting at my father's deathbed before I was there.
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Tech and social media, while in one sense nearer to people's daily lives, can seem distant and abstract.
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The country's currency, the real, initially fell around 0.5% at the open, nearer to last week's record low.
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Sterling edged up to $1.3126 amid speculation Britain was moving nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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Its economy is currently smaller than Brazil's or Italy's, and could become nearer to that of Canada or Australia.
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"Avalanche, avalanche!" shouted Cam Fitzpatrick, a fellow snowboarder, who had been standing nearer to Mr. Crouch than the others.
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Blue Apron was nearer to the industry average at $626 per year and HelloFresh was even lower at $492.
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I'll place this one nearer to the first film than the second, with $230 million domestic and $500 million worldwide.
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Last year Hong Kong drew nearer to the American norm by allowing founders to own shares with superior voting rights.
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The post can be geotargeted, so it pushes a notification to tagged donors who are nearer to the seeking party.
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Back in Europe, British lawmakers came no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.
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The gas giant occasionally gets close to the comet stream, and its immense gravity pushes the debris nearer to Earth.
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It basically said I could be brought nearer to God if I followed the teachings within the Book of Mormon.
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The United States and Iran have both been somewhat weakened, and neither has come obviously nearer to its major goals.
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Politicians had defended the policy on the basis that it gave priority to people from countries nearer to New Zealand.
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His growing closeness to Connor's parents — Larry (Michael Park) and Cynthia (Jennifer Laura Thompson) — naturally draws Zoe nearer to him.
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There are strategies you can use that will help you get to, or nearer to, where you need to be.
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I gleefully fill the tub with water and the lamps with oil and make sleeping situations nearer to the woodstove.
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When the same change happens nearer to us, we take the perspective that it's a negative change to the region.
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He quotes one senior academic saying that America's fears are "nearer to outweighing our hopes" than at any time since 1979.
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Over the past decade Unilever has been shifting its production facilities nearer to its customers in other parts of the world.
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Because the star is so dim, its habitable nearer to it than it is for brighter stars, such as the sun.
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It is affected not just by which striking surface is nearer to the opponent, but by which pivoting / anchoring point is.
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Turkey is refusing to take any more refugees, but the violence is pushing millions of displaced Syrians nearer to Turkey's doorstep.
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MS: The risk of a trade war erupting now does that potentially bring that correction point even nearer to us now?
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Bankers close to the deal were putting the new issue concession nearer to 15bp after watching books reach close to 2.5bn.
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At this point, our satellite will be about 30,000 miles nearer to our planet than at its farthest point (called an apogee).
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Because of Pluto's extreme distance, the molecules that compose it behave differently than they would on other objects nearer to the star.
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"Comparing my patter when I started the thing and my patter now, I sound nearer and nearer to my expiration," Pop said.
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In 2014, as the company claimed it would generate $100 million in revenue, it ultimately earned nearer to $100,000, the agency said.
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Earlier this year, Deliveroo began investing and opening up its own kitchen spaces nearer to places out of reach to a restaurant.
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Sterling took a knock after British lawmakers came no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.
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In extreme cases, people might wear tinted glasses to shift the colors they see nearer to real life, but most don't bother.
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The family histories some recounted showed that slavery is nearer to the present, in both time and impact, than many Americans suspect.
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Some employees have relocated to an office nearer to home to allow for a shorter commute, or work part time from home.
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But progress soon slowed as forces grew nearer to the city's center and ran up against a well-prepared and entrenched ISIS opposition.
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Data on Tuesday showed the trade surplus ballooned in February, nudging Australia nearer to its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s.
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As the insect gets nearer to a potential target, other scents exuded by the animal lets it know whether it's a desirable host.
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RooBox is the company's project where it is opening up its own kitchen spaces nearer to places out of reach to a restaurant.
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In other cases, like Ultra Violet, the company has treaded nearer to the leading edge, more a demonstration of power, perhaps, than astuteness.
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It's a little more diffuse than modern superclusters that have relatively compact structure, with small groups of galaxies clustered nearer to one another.
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In the meantime, a mild start to summer and oversupply of gas is pushing the remaining coal-fired power plants nearer to closure.
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Perhaps that's part of what's causing me such distress – I'm getting nearer to the age women disappear, at least from the world I inhabit.
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To allow for an intensification of his political efforts, his schedule nearer to Election Day has remained flexible, with no major foreign trips slated.
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Kardashian told PEOPLE at the time that she and her husband had "just found a new, amazing place" nearer to her mom, Kris Jenner.
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It puts the United States close to becoming the world's biggest crude producer, edging nearer to the 11 million bpd churned out by Russia.
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That brings them nearer to international norms for oil firms and will appeal to investors: lower taxes mean the company can pay out higher dividends.
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NBBJ said the idea to intersperse office and garden floors puts employees nearer to an open courtyard where they can take a breather from cubicles.
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While most traders lined up LNG to cover their commitments, some held off, leaving limited open positions to fill nearer to the cargoes' delivery date.
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As I drew nearer to the implantation date, the prospect of creating a tiny human grew more real and began to override any lingering doubt.
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Relatively few firms have begun relocating staff and operations to the EU, but "increased relocation activity" can be expected nearer to next March, it said.
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The bloc's MiFID II securities rules introduced just over two years ago sought to increase transparency in fixed income trading nearer to levels in shares.
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Kardashian-West told PEOPLE at the time that she and her husband had "just found a new, amazing place" nearer to her mom, Kris Jenner.
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The KKW Beauty mogul told PEOPLE at the time that she and her husband had "just found a new, amazing place" nearer to her mom.
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The city teems with people who moved here for work, school, family, or just to live nearer to the spinach and sausage meatloaf at Murphy's.
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"While elephant poaching is trending downward, with significant declines in East Africa, poaching continues to steer the species dangerously nearer to extinction," the WWF said.
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Indeed, data out on Tuesday showed Australia's trade surplus ballooned in February, nudging the country nearer to its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s.
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" Pointing to the overlap between extremes, Orwell warned that "a communist and a fascist are somewhat nearer to one another than either is to a democrat.
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All of these animals came back unscathed, so the next step was to start understanding the effects of space on something a bit nearer to us.
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The desire to provide rapid-delivery services like this is creating demand for warehouse space on the edges of big cities, to be nearer to customers.
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If for some reason it got stuck at around 2 percent, the central bank would take steps to bring it nearer to the target, she said.
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While Iran has not yet responded to the proposal, it means OPEC members may be coming nearer to a consensus on how much Iran should produce.
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While it has not yet responded to the proposal, the flexibility shown by others suggests OPEC members may be coming nearer to consensus as the Nov.
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But polls that occurred nearer to Election Day, and that showed Mr. Trump well ahead, would more clearly test what investors think of his becoming president.
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They also tend to spend more when traveling to North America and Europe than they do in countries nearer to home, such as Thailand and Japan.
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A few blocks away, at the Greenwich Lane complex, a new townhouse fared better, selling for almost $22 million, nearer to its $25 million price tag.
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"We are expecting it to fall further, nearer to 500,000 hectares in the coming season," said Chloe Lockhart, combinable crops adviser with the National Farmers Union.
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Insurgent strength may grow and shrink over time, but the Taliban are no nearer to defeat today than they were a day or a decade ago.
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While the United States and China seem nearer to an agreement than in previous months, companies that operate in China have not been released from uncertainty.
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They ended a three-day retreat at a mountain resort in West Virginia on Friday not much nearer to consensus than they were a week ago.
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But the IMF, Goldman Sachs and others have come up with "augmented" estimates of nearer to a tenth of GDP, more than five times the official number.
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Its operators will start to change its trajectory in August and instigate a series of elliptical orbits that'll take it nearer and nearer to the comet's surface.
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And while, in the United States, ambitious proposals such as the Green New Deal grow ever more prominent, they seem no nearer to being passed into law.
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The FX period drama "The Americans" recently began its final season, drawing nearer to the point when the Berlin Wall fell and the Cold War ostensibly ceased.
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News Analysis With 3-D printing, lab-grown organs and lifelike prosthetic limbs, science creeps ever nearer to replicating the parts and functions of the human body.
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That's well below recent highs of 270bp-370bp reached in the first quarter of this year, and nearer to the 180bp-20153bp range in full-year 2015.
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Musk said there would be a "part 2" unveiling event nearer to the beginning of production on the Model 3 back when the car was first made official.
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But I suppose it's rude to quibble with his recollections of the timeline when an incurable disease is already making its way nearer and nearer to his brain.
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I nearly cried the whole trip, and comforted myself with the juvenile thought that I'd be nearer to him that way, amidst the clouds and, later, the stars.
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BREXIT CHAOS In the currency market, sterling took a knock after British lawmakers came no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding the country's departure from the European Union.
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Debenhams also rejected complaints from Sports Direct about an earlier disclosure to the market ahead of a profit warning this month as it edged nearer to a restructuring.
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Tiffany boss Alessandro Bogliolo may be hoping for a bidding war to lift the shares nearer to the record price of almost $140 that it reached last year.
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The Hang Seng in Hong Kong edged nearer to the brink of an outright bear market, while the German, French and broad European indexes all posted severe drops.
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"Almost all Finland is covered by this forest road network, so of course it's easier to get nearer to the forest fires using fire trucks," Mr. Ruuska said.
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For that reason, scientists think a site nearer to the equator would be the best fit because of the warmer temperatures and better balance of day and night.
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When a camera lens is very close to your face, your nose is nearer to the camera relative to the rest of your face, and will therefore look larger.
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For nickel the decline is nearer to 35 percent, one reason why prices of the stainless steel ingredient spiked through $12,000 in November to their highest since July 2015.
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The $15bn project, called Water Fix, has been in the works for decades and is probably nearer to getting the go-ahead now than at any time since 1980.
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This month is rapidly drawing to a close, bringing us ever nearer to colder weather, holiday obligations, and the to-do lists that inevitably come along with these changes.
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Just last April, a massive asteroid called 2018 GE3 was discovered only hours before it passed so close to Earth that it was nearer to us than the moon.
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That's certainly not a fight that will cement your status as one of the best fighters in UFC history, nor will it push you nearer to a title shot.
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That zone is a dusty expanse with a steep temperature change between its warmer inner edge, closer to the planet, and the colder outer edge, nearer to the void.
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Joe Biden moved nearer to the rest of his party's presidential contenders on Thursday when he dropped his support of a measure restricting use of federal funds for abortions.
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These include increasing the coupon to around 22015bp over Libor with a 289% floor, upping the amendment fee nearer to 290.67bp and adding a leverage covenant, two sources said.
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But the cameras also observed that Perseids meteors are closer to the constellation Cassiopeia in July when they are first detected, and nearer to the constellation Camelopardalis in September.
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Though she has raised it at points, her attacks on Sanders focus more on his record on guns and social policy, issues nearer to the concerns of the Democratic electorate.
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A separate report by the Justice Department inspector general on the foreign surveillance of former Trump adviser Carter Page is much nearer to being released, as soon as next month.
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Early in the session, the peso weakened over 1 percent to 20.5320 pesos per dollar, but it pulled back to trade around 20.30 pesos per dollar, nearer to Tuesday's close.
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Dharmash Mistry, an ex-venture capitalist and co-founder of Blow LTD, said it's likely the round will be over-subscribed and the company will raise nearer to £1 million.
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The figure primarily pertains to workforce reduction costs, it said, and is nearer to the higher end of an earlier earmarked range of A$500 million to A$800 million.
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An order from Peach Aviation will take Airbus nearer to its target to sell 670 planes this year in the global market that is seen as somewhat oversupplied with jets.
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In February, Di Maio promised to re-organize 5-Star at the national and local level, with a structure nearer to that of the traditional parties it has always decried.
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It has now acquired more moment-by-moment immediacy, has been abbreviated (nearer to the Vail original), and nicely establishes the striking individuality of these dancers at the evening's outset.
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We can't always run to the backside of the desert, but I hope to never let a day pass without drawing nearer to Him and coming to know Him better.
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But if you&aposre wintering nearer to either polar region, it might be best to take it from those endemic to the region and sling on an age-old parka.
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These [genres] are nearer to me than the fundamentals of techno music—so for me, it's just using the rhythms that I can use in the club as that: club music.
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" Robinson later recalled that "of all the unpleasant days in my life, [that one] brought me nearer to cracking up than I ever had been," according to "Jackie Robinson: A Biography.
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By clicking a footstep-shaped icon I drew nearer and nearer to the titan, until I was actually inside it, peering up through the loosely concentric tires that formed its body.
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The Berber element had grown stronger as we drove deeper into the Draa and, racially speaking, we were in a region that was much nearer to sub-Saharan Africa than Arabia.
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But he suggests that such indifference reflects bias, because the experience of fish—and, by implication, the experience of many lower-order creatures—is nearer to ours than we might think.
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"If yields are rising, the economy is overheating and therefore getting nearer to off the cycle," Bill Blain, strategist and head of capital markets at Mint Partners, told CNBC via email.
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The couple and their two children were living in Los Angeles, but decided it was time to find a place to settle down in the Lone Star state, nearer to the Gaineses.
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"Seawater was far away from our island in the past, but now I feel the sea is coming nearer to us," said Abdul Khaleque, 45, a resident of Manpura Island in Bhola.
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On Wednesday, the Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the clock's second hand 30 seconds closer to midnight, leaving the world two-and-a-half minutes nearer to the apocalypse.
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More foreigners visited Spain than ever before in 2015, official figures showed on Friday, as militant violence in countries such Egypt and Tunisia encouraged European holidaymakers to seek sun nearer to home.
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Nearer to the state capital of Sydney, bushfires have reached 2350 kilometres of the city centre, with streets, homes, and cars in suburbs like South Turramurra covered in bright pink flame retardant.
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"The child is, naturally, by his organization, nearer to the animal, to the savage, to the criminal, than the adult," Havelock Ellis wrote in 1890, reflecting a popular belief of the day.
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It will inch even nearer to the Sun until November 6, and then swing back out into its deep space orbit to gear up for its next close pass in April 2019.
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Not only are they most likely to live nearer to dirty energy factories, they also devote more of their paycheck to paying for that energy – up to 17 percent of their income.
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The younger women artists I meet are still struggling with questions of balancing family and work, and we seem nowhere nearer to resolution than when I raised my children 40 years ago.
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Closer Aroldis Chapman, on the disabled list since the middle of May with inflammation in his left rotator cuff, is nearer to a return; he is scheduled to travel to Tampa, Fla.
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The insider trading trial of William T. Walters drew nearer to a close on Wednesday as defense lawyers presented testimony from the last of their witnesses and federal prosecutors gave closing arguments.
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Spain received a record number of over 68 million tourists last year as militant violence in countries such as Egypt and Tunisia encouraged European holidaymakers to choose traditional destinations nearer to home.
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The cause of the collision is still unknown, but the ship was in waters not typically traversed by large vessels, which tend to travel closer to the Chinese coast or nearer to Japan.
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We are no nearer to knowing which party to the Irish discussions will end up feeling betrayed: the Republic of Ireland, by the imposition of a hard border between it and Northern Ireland?
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While oil companies such as Italy's Eni and France's Total have been looking to book cargoes from Iran, international insurers are no nearer to resolving concerns over U.S. sanctions that remain in place.
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While many Astros said they wished they were back in Houston to assist flood victims or to be nearer to their families, they hoped to provide a diversion for those suffering back home.
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Compounding problems, consumer spending in Britain fell at its fastest annual rate in eight months in December, reflecting weaker economic confidence as the country moved nearer to Brexit, Visa payment card data showed.
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With the unemployment rate back at a post-recession low, the economy is nearer to the theoretical level of full employment, at which everyone who wants a job and can work is employed.
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But these scientists observed that the stars at galaxies' outer edges don't slow down—they orbit around the galactic center at around the same speed or even faster than stars nearer to the center.
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UniCredit reported in early May that its transitional Common Equity Tier 1 ratio had dropped to 10.5% from 10.73% at the end of last year, taking it nearer to its SREP requirement of 10%.
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The cause of the collision is still not known, but the Sanchi was traveling in waters not frequently traversed by large vessels, which typically travel closer to the Chinese coast or nearer to Japan.
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Britain was no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding its departure from the EU after Parliament failed to find a majority of its own for any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.
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The White House has called for a radical overhaul of U.S. policy towards Pyongyang, a strategy reflected in Sunday's decision to deploy the USS Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group nearer to the Korean Peninsula.
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With the exception of a cornerstone to the left of the entrance, etched with the Bible verse "Draw near to God and He will draw nearer to you," the space resembles a dentist's office.
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Syria's oil wells are principally located in Deir al-Zor province, well south of the Turkish border, though one is located in the country's northeastern tip nearer to where the U.S. forces were spotted.
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If you feel the same, there are strategies you can use like setting up automatic contributions or increasing your income that will help you get to, or nearer to, where you need to be.
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"We have the very first step where Congress passed the budget details, so you're one step nearer to tax reform," said Heng Koon How, head of markets strategy for United Overseas Bank (UOB) in Singapore.
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I'm still interested in food but I was ready to move in part because as a writer — and this is really a craft question — I like writing nearer to the beginning of the learning curve.
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As Donald Trump edges nearer to being the Republican Party's presidential nominee in 2016, there is a lot of talk about the possibility of a Republican Party split, or an overall realignment of the party.
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We find it a layer of abstraction removed from all the violence, but nearer to traditional roleplay than you might think (just the short jaunt from 'wizards' and 'warriors' to 'the Wizards' and 'the Warriors').
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Andrew Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee and a declared candidate for governor of Florida, said Democrats had repeatedly erred by failing to "lean into our base" and by chasing votes nearer to the center instead.
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Seemingly lured by the power or scent of the fan, the woman moves nearer and nearer to it as her nose becomes longer and longer; eventually it reaches Pinocchio length and becomes covered in red pustules.
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" But Reuchlin, who corrected St Jerome, naturally thought he had got nearer to the spirit of the scriptures, and so to their author himself: "God wished his secrets to be known to mortal man through Hebrew.
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Indian banks' sour loans hit a record 9.5 trillion rupees ($145.56 billion) at the end of June, unpublished data shows, suggesting Asia's third-largest economy is no nearer to bringing its bad debt problems under control.
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This spring, Herman Cornejo (still the company's most miraculous stylist); Cory Stearns (at his finest in the season's two final weeks); and James Whiteside (always startling in energy and focus) came nearer to being central artists.
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The house, which is now in Sarah's name, has been rented out since the couple moved with their now four-year-old son to a more modest property in Fleet, Hampshire, to be nearer to family.
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Investor sentiment took heart in a steady patter of encouraging news about the prolonged trade talks, providing hope the on-again, off-again talks after 16 months of negotiations appeared to be drawing nearer to conclusion.
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While many pro-lifers are at home speaking the language of rights and respect required for democratic political discourse, we are — if our own rhetoric is at all truthful — animated by something much nearer to love.
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O on Wednesday has failed to satisfy Jana Partners, according to a person familiar with the matter, signaling that the month-long battle between the organic grocer and activist hedge fund is no nearer to a conclusion.
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After more than five years as CEO of RBS, which is now far nearer to normality after a 45.5 billion pound ($62 billion) state bailout in 2008, the 60-year-old regularly faces questions about his departure.
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Professional athletes, for example, often train at high altitude, where the thin air means oxygen is scarce, in order to grow extra red blood cells that will assist their respiration when they compete nearer to sea level.
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Professional athletes, for example, often train at high altitude, where the thin air means oxygen is scarce, in order to grow extra red blood cells that will assist their respiration when they compete nearer to sea level.
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Indeed, for a second year in a row, both North Carolina and Texas might have finished at or nearer to the top of our rankings had either state decided to be a bit more welcoming to workers.
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It sits on the upper edge of the Cajun Prairie, a plain of humid farmland flecked with palmettos, crawfish ponds and live oak that sprawls north from the marshy cane fields nearer to the Gulf of Mexico.
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The pound fell 0.24 percent to $1.3093 GBP=D3, reversing some of its gains last week, as markets focused on any substantial breakthrough in Brexit negotiations as Britain moves nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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He is arguing that an unequal status quo flowing from centuries of oppression is effectively immutable because in the few decades since we've haltingly and tentatively sought something nearer to equality, the gaps have not been sufficiently bridged.
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Meanwhile, the pound fell 0.3 percent to $1.3074, wiping out all of its gains last week, as markets focused on any substantial breakthrough in Brexit negotiations as Britain moves nearer to an exit deal with the European Union.
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Except, the coin does not roll around the whole circumference, as by the time it rolls back round again, it is slightly nearer to the dark foreboding funnel and is now leaning ever so slightly more towards it.
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Sports and politics have drawn nearer to one another for some time; our best politicians use them as a tether to ordinary people, and jocks have lately become more willing to emulate socially conscious forerunners like Muhammad Ali.
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The restart would provide U.S. end-users of cobalt, a key ingredient in rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), with a refining base nearer to home than China, where most of the world's cobalt refining capacity is located.
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The company paid $57 per share in cash for Virgin America (a total of $2.6 billion), but says the deal's aggregate value is nearer to $4 billion once items like debt and aircraft operating leases are taken into account.
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Weaker-than-expected German data hurt the euro against the U.S. dollar on Monday, with investors further unwinding short positions on the greenback that were based on assumptions that the European Central Bank was nearer to unwinding its stimulus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain was no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding its departure from the European Union after parliament failed on Monday to find a majority of its own for any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.
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As it gets nearer to the star's surface, the probe will face formidable heat and radiation, which it will fend off with a maneuverable shield always pointed toward the flaming ball of fire at the center of our Solar System.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England has said that the interest rate hike it is likely to make "in the coming months" depends on whether inflation pressures continue to build and the economy moves nearer to growing at full capacity.
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Levels of fertility, literacy and life expectancy in the southern states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu approach those of Thailand or Turkey; in parts of the Gangetic plain in the north they are nearer to those of sub-Saharan Africa.
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People sleeping in the lab nearer to the day of a full moon also had lower evening levels of melatonin, a hormone important to circadian rhythm that drives the body's cycles of day and night and, therefore, wakefulness and sleep.
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Iran has been the main stumbling block for capping production, and while it has not yet responded to the proposal, it suggests OPEC members may be coming nearer to a consensus ahead of their meeting in Vienna on Nov. 30.
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That was because Britain was no nearer to resolving the chaos surrounding its exit from the EU bloc after parliament failed on Monday to find a majority of its own for any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.
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Hussam Salloum, a volunteer with an air raid warning service in rebel-held areas, said the Sukhoi-22 that attacked on Tuesday approached at low altitude, leaving behind three columns of dark smoke and the white cloud nearer to ground level.
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Special Report: Formula E If the goal of many auto racing fans is to get as close to the action as possible, then a new virtual reality experience being developed by the Formula E series could bring them nearer to fulfillment.
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This was seen as one reason why Xiaomi's valuation ended up being around $54 billion when it came to market, rather than a previous figure of nearer to $100 billion that was floated in the months leading up to the IPO.
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While before the crisis, the natural rate of interest in the UK, U.S, Europe and Canada was between 2 percent and 3 percent, it is now nearer to 0.25 percent, and it is showing no signs of perking back up.
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Both countries have unusually government-centric health systems — Canada is pretty close to true single-payer, while the UK is nearer to socialized medicine — and they have particular drawbacks, namely that they tend to have longer waiting times for care.
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RBS said 2017 will probably be the final year it makes a loss as it moves nearer to closing the darkest chapter in its 290-year history, which has seen it rack up more than 58 billion pounds in losses so far.
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Darnold joins the Jets at a pivotal time in the A.F.C. East, with Buffalo and Miami no closer to overtaking New England than the Jets are, and with the Patriots nearer to the end of the Tom Brady era than the beginning.
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Dr Soljacic and his colleagues realised that the filament would capture more reflected heat if it were flattened out rather than being made from a thin coil of wire, as is now the case, and if the reflection happened nearer to it.
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While companies jockey for position after world powers lifted curbs on Tehran's banking, insurance and shipping sectors last month as part of a nuclear deal with Iran, international insurers are no nearer to resolving concerns over U.S. sanctions that remain in place.
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Whether your giftee's nearer to the New York Police Department, or the Los Angeles Police Department, or somewhere else on the globe, a classic mug will make them feel like they're part of the team — without actually having to solve any crimes.
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LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - British consumer spending fell at its fastest annual rate in eight months in December, reflecting weaker economic confidence as the country moved nearer to its planned departure from the European Union, Visa payment card data showed on Wednesday.
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With the cease-fire in place, this latest bloody flare-up in the quarter-century Nagorno-Karabakh conflict appeared to end as it had begun, with the adversaries at or close to their previous positions but no nearer to a final settlement.
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Djokovic, who will return to world number one next week, faces Roger Federer in Saturday's last four in Bercy after the great Swiss defeated Kei Nishikori comfortably 6-4 43-4 to move a step nearer to winning his 100th career title.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Weaker-than-expected German data hurt the euro against the U.S. dollar on Monday, with investors further unwinding short positions on the greenback that were based on assumptions that the European Central Bank was nearer to unwinding its stimulus.
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The exercise with the Reagan strike group, which began on Saturday, involves vessels sailing from the Bashi Channel, which separates the Philippines and Taiwan, to seas around Japan's southwest island nearer to North Korea, Japan's Maritime Self Defense Force said in a statement.
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He perceived the growing frustration as Brussels refused to help Italy share the migrant load, and he was willing to exploit it by advocating withdrawal from the euro currency and by drawing nearer to right-wing leaders in Austria, Hungary and Poland.
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And as these opposite states flirt with one another, they wrench your curiosity and heartstrings, drawing you nearer to these worlds and fixing a knot that keeps you bound to them forever — to their melancholy, their beauty, their yet-to-be paralleled sublimity.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Mexico is closing in on a deal to repeal U.S. President Donald Trump's punitive tariffs on steel and aluminum, a senior Mexican official said on Tuesday, potentially moving a step nearer to the ratification of a major trade deal struck last year.
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The bank has said 2017 will probably be the final year it makes a loss as it moves nearer to closing the darkest chapter in its 290-year history, which has seen it rack up more than 58 billion pounds in losses so far.
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We celebrate when older couples find love again, due to some nebulous combination of, if I'm being uncharitable, not caring about where they situate themselves in the structure of our social circles, and knowing that they are ostensibly nearer to the end of their lives.
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The deal will take Glencore nearer to its target of cutting debt to between $17 billion and $18 billion by the end of this year, while Evolution, Australia's second-largest gold miner, said the stake would boost its gold output and cut its costs.
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"Our new Unified Regions will allow important decisions to be made nearer to where our stakeholders and intergovernmental partners live and work, and will make joint problem-solving and improved coordination between our Bureaus and other Federal, State, and local agencies easier," Zinke wrote.
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Our own solar system is peculiar as there are substantial variations both in the size and the composition of the smaller rocky planets located nearer to the Sun — such as Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars — and those larger, icy planets including Neptune and Uranus.
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After failing to persuade the show to let her wear a wig, she chopped most of it off the day before the first rehearsal, and has had multiple trims since, each one bringing her nearer to the close-cropped style favored by Ms. Bechdel.
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Investors will look for signs on Thursday that Britain is getting nearer to raising interest rates for the first time in a decade, following a policy meeting at which the Bank of England is expected to keep them at a record low once again.
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While 200 Conservative lawmakers voted in support of May as leader, 1.26053 dissented, indicating opposition not only from several dozen supporters of a hard Brexit but also from many more pragmatic lawmakers - and signaling that she was no nearer to passing her EU divorce agreement.
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But this wouldn't mean much to us if the work of the Wu-Tang Clan were so-so; if the work weren't good, he could be from Shanghai and it would still be an appropriation, even if an appropriation of forms nearer to home.
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My family's security and survival were not contingent upon this credit by any means, but we are undoubtedly better off for it, a rung higher on the ladder to the middle class, an inch nearer to being able to send our sons to college.
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In a press announcement, the company said it will "drive over US$100 million in revenue" to its partner businesses in 2018, but Neoh told TechCrunch in an interview that the figure is likely to be "nearer" to $150-$200 million by the end of this year.
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Professor Tony Travers, director of the LSE London research center at the London School of Economics, who is attending the conference, told CNBC on Monday that "sterling will fall and there will be uncertainty in the markets" as the country got nearer to triggering Article 50.
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He would always have the option to change jobs and move nearer to them, but even that option would be fraught with emotional and financial costs, not to mention would be wholly contingent on the willingness of family members to offer their time and services for free.
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"To say the world is nearer to doomsday today than during the Cold War — when the United States and the Soviet Union had tens of thousands more nuclear weapons than they now possess — is to make a profound assertion that demands serious explanation," the statement reads.
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" The mayor combined his lines on Pence and his talk of faith later in his speech in Columbia when he spoke about his marriage, describing it as something "that has made me safer and better and, yes Mr. Vice President, has moved me nearer to God.
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ROME — A 10-year legal battle over the "extraordinary rendition" of a terrorism suspect by American intelligence agents seemed to draw nearer to resolution on Tuesday, when the president of Italy commuted part of a prison sentence that one former C.I.A. officer had been given in absentia.
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Go-Ahead said on Tuesday that the Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) franchise, a partnership in which it holds 65 percent alongside France's Keolis, would now produce margins nearer to 1.5 percent over the life of the seven-year contract, compared to the 3 percent margin it previously expected.
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With that in mind, those of us who have been no nearer to this White House than a picket line would appreciate it if the president, in his last months in office, reviewed the case of John Walker Lindh with a view to commuting his sentence on compassionate grounds.
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For an English-language readership in particular, it's a shame not to have Goethe's English connections brought out: nearer his own time, the fervent admiration of Byron and Carlyle and Matthew Arnold ("the greatest poet of modern times … by far our greatest modern man"); nearer to ours, the — modest?
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Elizabeth Warren have been bunched near the top of most recent polls of Iowa and New Hampshire, with Klobuchar lagging behind, nearer to the rest of the pack — though there has been sparse early-state polling in recent weeks, especially since the most recent Democratic debate on Dec. 19.
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WHICH Indian state sounds more likely to repay a loan: Bihar, the country's poorest, with a budget deficit of nearly 6% of its state GDP last year and a hole in its finances after it banned alcohol sales; or Gujarat, a relatively prosperous coastal region with a deficit nearer to 2%?
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As the clock ticks nearer to the day when President Trump and the Republican Congress move to repeal the Affordable Care Act, a struggle looms with a simple, elemental force that cares not for slogans, spin, or bluster — and that is the troubling arithmetic encompassed in the Republicans' expected repeal bill.
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But the real news for anyone who might have wandered into the event, exiting from Whole Foods with locally grown strawberries and little knowledge of the state's legal code, is that New York's own abortion laws place it nearer to the sentiments of the "Handmaid's Tale" than many would imagine.
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Mr. Akinmusire, a trumpeter with a dark and furrowed tone, stands a few steps closer to your classic conceptions of beauty, but both musicians offer their gifts with their fists partly closed: Both are inward-looking, playing in a language that draws them nearer to an essence, rather than to communication.
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Destruction is largely hidden behind carefully-zoned blocks of neighborhood developments and outdoor shopping malls cluttered with high-end storefronts and coffee shops, but the permeating scent of a never-ending campfire lingers, growing acrid with odors of melting metal, home cleaning chemicals, and electricity wires as you draw nearer to the scene.
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Disruption on the Southern part of the wider Govia Thameslink Railway, a partnership in which Go-Ahead holds 65 percent alongside France's Keolis, forced Go-Ahead to warn in June that the seven-year rail contract would now produce margins nearer to 1.5 percent, compared with the 3 percent margin it previously expected.
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We are "no nearer to an end of this uncertainty with the fabric of British politics shredded by the emotive debate over the past three years and the balance of negotiating power between the U.K. and the EU unchanged," Saker Nusseibeh, chief executive of Hermes Investment Management, said in a research note published Friday.
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Nicolás Catena, who took over the family winery in the 1960s, pioneered the movement toward higher-altitude vineyards in the 1980s and 1990s after he became convinced that his wines could achieve grace and finesse only if made in cooler climates than the family's warmer lower-elevation vineyards nearer to the city of Mendoza.
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All that being said, Schuster said it wouldn't be surprising to see some US assets moving nearer to the Korean Peninsula in the next few days, maybe a carrier group into waters close to Japan, another guided-missile submarine port call in South Korea, or more US Air Force bombers moving to Guam or Okinawa.
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Brian Deese, a senior adviser to President Barack Obama overseeing climate change and energy policy, and former Ebola czar Ron Klain explained why in a piece at the Washington Post: Climate change destroys habitats and stresses animal populations such as the bats of West Africa, forcing them to hunt for food nearer to humans.
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Among the consolations of my unexpected repatriation is the thought that I will be nearer to my mother, now in her late eighties—who let me go willingly all those years ago, as a good parent does, but who for three decades did not get a choice about being separated by an ocean from one of her children.
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Thoreau is an easy author to dislike, with his sometimes judgy quips about technology: We are eager to tunnel under the Atlantic and bring the Old World some weeks nearer to the New; but perchance the first news that will leak through into the broad, flapping American ear will be that the Princess Adelaide has the whooping cough.
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The face edges nearer to you, and you feel fear but also you know you are safe behind the wall, behind the window, in your bed, and then—oh no—the face is getting closer: It's in your room, it's huge, it's enormous, it's bigger than space, it's bigger than the moon, hell is here: What is the enormous, looming hell-face?
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Patrick MurphyPatrick Erin MurphyFirst Iraq vet to serve in Congress endorses Buttigieg Sen King, Rep Gallagher to chair bipartisan commission to defend US in cyberspace Biden endorsed by more than one-third of Florida Dem state legislators MORE, the director of the Monmouth University Poll, said on Wednesday that the enthusiasm gap among voters is starting to close as things get nearer to the midterm elections.
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He provided the information to the authorities not only because he was seeking the privileges, he said, but because Ms. Malanik, 45, who was present during the conversation, had moved from Long Island to Ovid, N.Y., to be nearer to the prison, and he was concerned that any inmates who figured out how to escape might do her, her 6-year-old daughter or other area residents harm.
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But does it actually draw people nearer to the palace — its history through the hands of kings, emperors, and toppled regimes from the 12th century onward, its synthesis of French Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical architecture — or to the pavilion in the photograph — built in 1639 by Jacques Lemercier, remodeled during the Second Empire by Hector Lefuel, ornamented with sculpture by Antoine-Louis Barye — now that all of this can be seen without interruption?
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It's based on the assumption that refugees ought to stay in their "home regions" because that's where they will be best able to assimilate — because countries nearer to theirs are also more "like" them culturally — and, therefore, that it's going to be politically easier for the government of Lebanon to integrate hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees than it would be for the government of the US to integrate a few dozen thousand.
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And before we discuss this any further, let's agree that the whole thing is quite likely one more shiny object dangling before us in order to create distraction — whether it be from Sunday night's slated appearance of Stormy Daniels on "60 Minutes," or the March for Our Lives rally on Saturday, or — more likely — what appears to be signs of the Mueller/Russia investigation drawing ever-nearer to the Trump inner circle.
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At a moment in which the US has been using "de-confliction" lines to avoid a conflict with Russia, the fight against ISIS is taking the US ever-nearer to a head-on collision with the Syrian regime, as forces allied with Assad target forces backed by the US. For years, Washington debated the idea of safe zones inside Syria to avoid further civilian carnage in a war now estimated to have killed nearly half a million people.
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Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered lured more than US$13bn of demand for the first Additional Tier 1 bonds from UK banks since the country voted to leave the EU, the biggest demand for the asset-class in 2016 The Bank of America Merrill Lynch CoCo index's yield is 5.765%, creeping nearer to the 5.37% all-time low it hit in June 2014 and a far cry from the 7.25% it touched in mid-February.
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