That is prompting fears government debt is next in line.
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Prince Hitachi, 83, Akihito's younger brother, is next in line.
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Next point of consideration: Who's next in line to inherit?
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Next in line would be the associate attorney general. 2.
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Next in line would be Puerto Rico's secretary of justice.
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Gianluca Mezzofiore — Mashable's Realtime News Reporter — was next in line.
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Europe could be next in line for some rough treatment.
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Next in line was William Ruckelshaus, Richardson's deputy attorney general.
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The next in line would be Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez.
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I'm your outsider, I'm not just the next in line.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice was next in line with eight.
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But, also as usual, the Cardinals are next in line.
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Are the founding fathers who owned slaves next in line?
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That's already happening in Australia, but we're next in line.
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Mr. Fairfax is next in line, followed by Mr. Herring.
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Priyanka Chopra is next in line — to get married, that is!
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Stephen Thompson is next in line to fight for the title.
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But we must remain cautious, Trump is right next in line.
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Elizabeth had the throne; Mary wanted to be next in line.
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The next in line for governor is Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez.
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Series B startups are next in line to feel the pain.
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Next in line there's Dash ($150), also for 6+ year olds.
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The justice secretary is the next in line to become governor.
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Those immediately next in line to assume the presidency have resigned.
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After only five minutes of waiting, I was next in line.
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And that man is next in line to rule Saudi Arabia.
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Next in line: Bob Chapek, who previously led Disney's parks division.
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North America will be next in line to see the annular eclipse.
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Fairfax is next in line to lead the state after Democratic Gov.
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Mustier may be next in line if Commerzbank's talks with Deutsche fail.
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Justin Fairfax, next in line to the governor, was not in attendance.
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"Crust" is next in line, with a greater concentration in the North.
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Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez would be next in line to become governor.
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Cole's mother (played by the great Mare Winningham) is next in line.
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The senator next in line is Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama.
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But if Trump gets tossed out of office, he's next in line.
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The Canadian guard R.J. Barrett, Williamson's Duke teammate, is next in line.
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I was taken aback to see Adam Arkin was next in line.
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Janelly, next in line, speaks of wanting to play like Serena Williams.
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Kick it down for the brother or sister who's next in line.
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There's always someone next in line with similar or even better skills.
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France is next in line with presidential elections in April and May 2017.
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And, not only is Jon technically next in line to rule — he's beloved.
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Is Apple next in line to release an Amazon Echo competitor with Siri?
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" In response, White said rulemaking for dealer capital margin is "next in line.
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Puerto Rico Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez, the next in line to succeed Gov.
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Failing that, Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez is next in line to succeed Rosselló.
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It's starting to look like the Twitter timeline may be next in line.
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Should Messrs Northam and Fairfax both resign, Mr Herring is next in line.
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Seladon is next in line to become All-Maudra after her mother's death.
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Next in line are books/music/video, furniture and home furnishings, and toys.
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The decision left Harrington as next in line, based on current ranking points.
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Their daughter, Crown Princess Victoria, is the next in line for the throne.
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The position puts her next in line to the presidency, after the vice president.
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Elizabeth's father became King George VI, putting her next in line to the throne.
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He's next in line for the throne — but he never actually makes it there.
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Under Puerto Rico law, Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez is next in line for governor.
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The singer's latest album, Next in Line, is due to be released in November.
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Next in line is the Polestar 2, set to start production in mid-2019.
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The investigation could quickly engulf those surrounding the president — including his next in line.
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Next in line for disruption, some say, are financial services and the car industry.
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Next in line for allegedly failing the racial test is a black woman, Sen.
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Tennessee, Mississippi, and Idaho are next in line at $9.74, $9.77, and $10.55, respectively.
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She was next in line to pay when she encountered the Border Patrol agent.
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Walmart, Kroger and Rite Aid fall next in line among brick-and-mortar stores.
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Next in line are Home Depot, Best Buy, QVC Group, Macy's, Costco and Wayfair.
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Ricardo Rosselló's resignation overnight, Wanda Vázquez, the secretary of justice, became next in line.
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Ricardo Rosselló's resignation overnight, Wanda Vázquez, the secretary of justice, became next in line.
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As vice president, Mnangagwa was supposed to be next in line for the presidency.
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Japan, the United States' top economic and military ally in Asia, was next in line.
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He hasn't really been playing all year, but he knows that he's next in line.
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As the senator with the second-biggest number of votes, Topolansky was next in line.
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The man next in line for the job was last seen Dancing With the Stars.
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Pierluisi was appointed secretary of state and next in line for governor on July 31.
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Rosselló tapped Pierluisi as secretary of state, the position next in line to succeed him.
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The controversial R & B group Jodeci is next in line to receive the biopic treatment.
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Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) was next in line, voting for seven of the 21625 resolutions.
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His vice president also resigned as did the Senate president, who was next in line.
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Next in line to become governor is Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez Garced (The Hill).
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Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) was next in line, voting for seven of the 14 resolutions.
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And that man just so happens to be next in line to rule Saudi Arabia.
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Ms. Khan dodged the request, reminding him that his older sister is next in line.
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Mugabe's 21-year-old wife, Grace, now appears next in line to succeed her husband.
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Which could only mean that she might be the next in line to get married.
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It is set to spin over northern Florida on Monday, with Georgia next in line.
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The technology can also help a bartender identify who's next in line for a drink.
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On Monday, it was set to spin over northern Florida, with Georgia next in line.
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"I thought he was just next in line," he said in a recent telephone interview.
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Next in line during the 43 fiscal year were the Philippines, South Korea and Canada.
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If he were to resign, next in line to become governor would be Lt. Gov.
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He was the next in line, and at that point that mattered in the GOP.
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First, the public advocate is next in line to replace a mayor departing in midterm.
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So if soaring tech stocks are not next in line for a reversal, what could be?
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So, who will be next in line to don the golden locks and American flag pin?
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Australia is next in line with nine, followed by France (eight), Croatia (seven) and Serbia (six).
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If that doesn't work out for whatever reason, you might be next in line for consideration.
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Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring, also a Democrat, is next in line after Northam and Fairfax.
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Under the law, he is next in line to the presidency after Vice President Mike Pence.
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Rossi is now next in line to make the switch across the pond according to reports.
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Grady, the current acting deputy secretary, is next in line to be acting secretary under law.
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"It is our job to bring our guy through to be next in line," he said.
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Locations in California including Cupertino and Silicon Valley are next in line to get the robots.
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Mr. Cunha will be the next in line for the presidency if Mr. Temer takes over.
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The next in line, Interim Chamber of Deputies President Waldir Maranhão, has announced he'll step aside.
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The next in line Chamber of Deputies President Rodrigo Maia, is under investigation on corruption charges.
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The next in line, according to White House officials: Gary Cohn, Mr. Trump's top economic adviser.
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So it makes sense that it'd be the next in line after Russia's more uptempo entry.
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LH: What girls do you think are next in line for the title of world supermodel?
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Rosselló named him Puerto Rico's secretary of state, placing him next in line to become governor.
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It remains unclear who will be next in line to observe the lake after Miyasaka retires.
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That would leave the next in line — Wanda Vázquez, the secretary of justice — to become governor.
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Italy is next in line, announcing its long-awaited dollar deal, which will price on Wednesday.
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Following Nielsen's forced resignation Sunday night, Grady was statutorily next in line to become acting secretary.
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That would leave the next in line — Wanda Vázquez, the secretary of justice — to become governor.
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Now McGahn appears poised to be the next in line for a contempt vote before the committee.
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And after the Vice-President, the Speaker of the House is next in line for the Presidency.
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Fairfax, the state's lieutenant governor and fellow Democrat, would be next in line if Northam does resign.
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If all three step aside, the next in line to be governor is the Republican House speaker.
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Malcolm Brown likely will receive the bulk of the work, with rookie Darrell Henderson next in line.
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If Tretter can't play Friday, versatile lineman Don Barclay is next in line to make the start.
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The move positions the 31-year-old Bin Salman to be next in line to the throne.
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Wilkerson is next in line, but there's been little suggestion that the Jets are negotiating with him.
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Insiders thought Jordan would've been great at Oversight and Government Reform, where Jordan was next in line.
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They may also have fond memories of the Obama administration and view Biden as next in line.
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Now that relief has been extended to individuals, some companies believe they should be next in line.
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"Next in line Scott Hend, Marcus Fraser and Matt Jones, great players..," he tweeted after Day's withdrawal.
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But the $10 was next in line for redesign, based on federal officials' assessment of counterfeiting threats.
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The next in line was solicitor general Robert Bork, who carried out Nixon's orders and fired Cox.
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Trump greets Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, alongside Prince Charles, who is next in line for the throne.
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And traditionally, the temporary replacement would be whoever's next in line in the Justice Department's line of succession.
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The White House had no information on who might be the next in line for the U.N. job.
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Detectives are still working to determine who was next in line to receive the money after Hamilton's death.
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Midwestern firms were next in line, with 23 percent of the acquisitions in the heartland, especially in Illinois.
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The secretary of justice is the next in line, but Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez says she's not interested.
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Why it matters: Herring is next in line of succession to become the state's governor after Lt. Gov.
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But his curious timing quickly fanned rumors about whether he was next in line for a Trump takedown.
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Next in line is a detector in Italy called VIRGO, which is slated to begin operations in 2017.
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Hannah Gadsby seems to be next in line, but Zinoman believes Gadsby was already on her way there.
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Gallagher is doing all he can do, to be next in line for the succession to the throne.
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Philip's oldest son, Prince Charles, is next in line to the throne, followed by Charles's son, Prince William.
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Jimmy Carter in 2628, Bill Clinton in 28503, and Barack Obama in 22019 were not next in line.
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According to Puerto Rico's order of succession, the secretary of state is next in line after the governor.
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But the House, led by Mr. McCormack, would not consider the measure while he remained next in line.
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Prince Charles is Queen Elizabeth II's eldest child, and is therefore next in line to the British throne.
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If, however, Trump were removed from office, Vice President Mike Pence is next in line to become President.
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Ariana Grande (another young 'un at age 26) and H.E.R. are next in line with five nods each.
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The next in line after Temer is Cunha — who, of course, might end up in jail for life.
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However, it appears as though Russian superstar Khabib Nurmagomedov will be the next in line for the time being.
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Rivera's resignation left a vacancy in the line of succession that placed Vázquez next in line for the governorship.
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Vice President Michel Temer, also of the PMDB and the next in line for the presidency, kept his post.
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Plus, he's rumored to be next in line at Louis Vuitton, reportedly considered to take over for Nicolas Ghesquière.
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As Asia grows richer, its pool of cheap labour will eventually run dry—and Africa is next in line.
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SRY was replaced with a gene that is usually activated by SRY, and is "next in line," Ward said.
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Around that time, her mom started talking about wedding dresses, and Ada knew she could be next in line.
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Rosselló nominated Pierluisi as secretary of state, an appointment that would put Pierluisi next in line to succeed Rossello.
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Pierluisi, Rossello's hand-picked successor, was appointed secretary of state and next in line for governor on July 31.
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According to Puerto Rico's order of succession, the secretary of state should be next in line after the governor.
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None of the other territories come close to that figure; next in line is the U.K., with $29.5 million.
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Feinstein, the ranking Democrat who was next in line to ask Ford questions, got five minutes of her own.
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Should he resign or be fired, Solicitor General Noel Francisco would be next in line to oversee the investigation.
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Next in line is Cyber Monday, with 48 percent of people set to shop online for deals that day.
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As with all good impulse buys, I hesitated until a loud "next in line" made my decision for me.
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"When the freedom of the media is restricted, freedom of thought and democracy are next in line," he added.
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The L train and the 21nd Street Shuttle are next in line for the redesign, according to the authority.
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Ellaria Sand and the Sand Snakes violently overthrow Dorne and take control, even though Ellaria wasn't next in line.
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Apocalypse, an all-powerful and enduring cornerstone of the comic book franchise, was supposed to be next in line.
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"If I am not next in line to be assassinated, then it is someone in my team," she said.
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If there would've been a clear winner, Jake says he would've been next in line to take on KSI.
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Wanda Vázquez, the justice secretary, was theoretically next in line, though she says she does not want the job.
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Aware that they might be next in line, other countries watched to see how the deal would play out.
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If Northam were to step down, Fairfax was next in line to take over the governorship, followed by Herring.
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Next in line is Microsoft, whose Windows PCs make up 22 percent of school computers, according to the same report.
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Next in line is a colossal Japanese carrier that just unloaded cars on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States.
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk's path is clear from here: Rose Namajunas is next in line after destroying Michelle Waterson with little trouble.
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"She certainly stands to be next in line for a good portion of the Sanders vote if Sanders ultimately fades."
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Nobody wants to hear you coughing up a lung and nobody wants to be next in line for your cold.
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Chinese politics expert Bill Bishop said he could be next in line to be Chinese ambassador to the United States.
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He said he has gotten a flurry of calls from other industries next in line for a White House visit.
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Vázquez was next in line for the job after the current embattled leader, Ricardo Rosselló, announced his resignation on Wednesday.
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Nick Ayres, the young political operative who'd long been rumored to be next in line, apparently turned down the job.
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"RBS is next in line and we would expect a settlement very soon," Chirantan Barua, analyst at Bernstein Research, said.
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Patrick Chappatte António Guterres, a former prime minister of Portugal, is next in line to take on the weighty job.
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Detroit's Ameer Abdullah has recorded 90 of his team's 143 rushing attempts, with Riddick next in line at 18. 2.
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Rosselló named him Puerto Rico's secretary of state earlier this week, thus placing him next in line to become governor.
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As infections spiral higher and fatalities surge, France is next in line, and Britain seems only a few days behind.
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Next in line is Jair Bolsonaro, a congressman and ultraconservative former army captain who was recently charged with inciting racism.
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Yet, I tend to doubt that would make a difference in 2020 because there is no obvious next in line.
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Justin E. Fairfax Democrat Two days later, Mr. Fairfax, the next in line for governor, faced allegations of sexual assault.
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But if he were to step down, Mr. Fairfax is next in line, followed by Mr. Herring, the attorney general.
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Diaz-Canel was elevated to the position of first vice-president in 22016, putting him next in line for the presidency.
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If Fairfax were also to step aside, state Attorney General Mark Herring, a Democrat, is next in line to become governor.
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During the Targaryen dynasty, the castle was traditionally gifted to whichever male heir was next in line for the Iron Throne.
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Gantz, was next in line after Blue and White won 20113 seats in parliament, one more than Netanyahu's right-wing Likud.
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Next in line was Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, at 504,793 vehicles, a 206.2% increase during the same period, according to INEGI data.
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His eldest daughter, Dariga Nazarbayeva, replaced Mr Tokayev as chairman of the Senate, placing her next in line to the presidency.
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Abdelkader Bensalah, the Speaker of the Senate (and a Bouteflika loyalist), is next in line as president, according to the constitution.
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As Amazon's market power has sunk big box stores left and right, Walmart seemed next in line for a big hit.
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Next in line would be the N2403, which includes one of the most loved games of all time; Rare's GoldenEye 007.
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Solicitor General Robert Bork, next in line at the Justice Department at the time, finally followed Nixon's order and fired Cox.
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If it were simply a matter of bringing in big economies, then China would be next in line, then perhaps India.
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What's more, thanks to rumors that Vaccarello was next in line at Saint Laurent, his fall/winter 2016 show was packed.
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He shook the foundations of the kingdom in a palace coup that confirmed him as next in line to the throne.
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Womack, who was next in line by seniority to lead an Appropriations subcommittee, was surprised by the details of the reshuffle.
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New on the scene were US President Donald Trump and Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's next-in-line to the throne.
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ZEVs are next in line, and as more FCVs are introduced into the market, they are winning customers and gaining traction.
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Nixon eventually turned to Solicitor General Robert Bork, who was next in line in the chain of command, who fired Cox.
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VKontakte may have been king in Ukraine before it was banned, but Facebook was always next in line for the throne.
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And none of this is a secret to the men and women who might be next in line for these jobs.
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Mr Tokayev also affirmed Mr Nazarbayev's daughter Dariga as head of the senate and thus next in line to the presidency.
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Puerto Rico's constitution lays out a line of succession for the governorship, which placed Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez next in line.
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For one thing, it noted, another statute specifically says the deputy attorney general is next in line at the Justice Department.
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Next in line after him is Dallin H. Oaks, a former president of Brigham Young University and state Supreme Court justice.
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The same goes for the next in line of succession, Eunício Oliveira, the Senate chief also facing investigation for pocketing bribes.
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With Francisco next in line, DOJ ethics officials would check to see if he has conflicts preventing him from overseeing Mueller.
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Risch, aside from Corker, is the most senior Republican on the committee, making him next in line to become the chairman.
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Abu Muhammad al‐Adnani, spokesman for ISIS and next in line under al-Baghdadi, the current leader of ISIS, is dead.
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But he is next in line after Charles, and is the likely future of British monarchy for the mid-21st century.
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Technically, the next in line is Solicitor General Noel Francisco, who is now serving in Brand's role in an acting capacity.
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Janet Mock positions Pose breakout star Indya Moore as the next in line to carry the torch for transgender rights. 4.
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Saudi Arabia's monarch, King Salman, named his son Muhammad bin Salman as crown prince, putting him next in line to the throne.
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If he wanted to eliminate Vargas, wouldn't he rather wait until after the inauguration, so that he'd actually be next in line?
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Puerto Rico's Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez, another Rossello appointee, would be next in line for governor should the court rule against Pierluisi.
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The country is due to hold elections this year, which likely explains why it's next in line to get the Facebook updates.
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Although she was next in line to be president after the most senior MAS officials quit, congress did not ratify her appointment.
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As the couple next in line to the throne with young children at home, they are essentially William and Kate's Swedish counterparts.
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The British economy is estimated to expand by 1.3 percent this year and by 1.2 percent next, in line with previous forecasts.
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Ricardo Rosselló resigned in the wake of nearly two weeks of sustained protests, the person next in line didn't want the job.
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The bank has historically split the role of president, a position considered to be next in line to CEO, between two executives.
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Next in line was Indra Nooyi, CEO of PepsiCo, who earned $31.1 million, which is less than half of what Moonves made.
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With Pierluisi's appointment as secretary of state moot, the next in line to become governor is Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez Garced.
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Vázquez is next in line to succeed Rosselló only because secretary of state Luis Rivera Marín resigned over the scandal last week.
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Books Medicine is full of young recruits writing veterans' books, war stories full of hopes and fears for the next in line.
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Garrett's departure means King is next in line to control the influential Financial Services subpanel that oversees major banks and financial institutions.
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As the oldest child of Queen Elizabeth II, Charles is next in line to the throne, followed by his son Prince William.
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Robert Aderholt (R-Ala.), who is next in line for the gavel in terms of seniority, also wants to chair the committee.
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Manuel Limón, a PRI legislator who is also the union's secretary of internal affairs, is next in line to lead the union.
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Moreover, the actual next in line is Prince Charles, who divorced his first wife, and who is now married to a divorcee.
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A company's COO is generally next in line for the CEO job as part of typical planning for the succession of leaders.
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A companys COO is generally next in line for the CEO job as part of typical planning for the succession of leaders.
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So fraught had the process of appointing the next in line that the last King formed a special council to do so.
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But they said he was not next in line or a top threat, London and other U.S. intelligence officials told NBC News.
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Then Lincoln Center named Russell Granet, who had run its education division, acting president — spurring speculation that he was next in line.
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I see Milos Raonic, Alexander Zverev, Stan Wawrinka, John Isner, Dominic Thiem, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Kevin Anderson as the next in line.
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At one port, asylum seekers themselves have kept records of who is next in line because the government hasn't created a system.
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It also explains why drinks like spiked seltzer and low- or no-alcohol spritzes seem next in line to become summertime's hot drinks.
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He became next in line for the throne in June after the king, his father, removed a more senior prince from the succession.
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But it will also legitimize her child as the next in line for the throne with a respectable partner rather than her brother.
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He follows Charles, the Prince of Wales -- who is currently the next in line -- followed by William, his three children and Harry himself.
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Those policies are all seen as initiatives of Prince Mohammed, the son of King Salman, who is next in line to the throne.
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The company says captions like ringing, barking, and knocking are next in line, but those require more deciphering than simple laughter or music.
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Gantz was next in line after his centrist Blue and White party won 33 seats in parliament, one more than Netanyahu's conservative Likud.
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The next in line under the system of rotation is the sultan of Pahang, who served as king once before, 40 years ago.
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State-owned enterprise or regional government enterprises would be next in line followed by private companies or a public offering for the stake.
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Ricardo Rosselló prepares to announce his successor, some say the woman next in line -- Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez -- would be just as problematic.
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That her father doesn't have any sons and she doesn't understand why she can't be the next in line to rule the kingdom.
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If Rousseff is impeached, it would put Vice President Michel Temer, leader of the PMDB, next in line for the presidency, Reuters said.
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Data: eMarketer, Zenith, Google, Facebook; Note: 'Next in line' is: Yahoo, Microsoft/LinkedIn, IAC, Verizon, Amazon, Pandora, Twitter, Yelp, Snapchat, Sina, and Sohu.
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Next in line after Francisco would be Steven Engel, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.
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Next in line to take the throne of Wakanda, she steps up out of her comfort zone and into a much stronger role.
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"Tony Ferguson is next in line for the fight, if he accepts the fight," White told reporters at a press conference on Saturday.
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Joe Biden is 2020's 'It's my turn' candidate, but presidential hopefuls who run because they're next in line tend to lose elections
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On April 3rd it was announced that John Williams would be next in line to take charge of the institution, replacing William Dudley.
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After the vice president, the speaker of the House is next in line to the presidency if the president isn't able to serve.
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AMMAN, Jordan — As next in line to be king of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Nayef was unaccustomed to being told what to do.
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But it has also allowed demonstrators to move rapidly from one protest site to the next, in line with their "be water" strategy.
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The animated musical "Sing" (Universal) was next in line, taking in about $1053 million, for a three-week domestic total of $213.4 million.
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If the Imperial Household Law changes to allow female successors, next in line would be the crown prince's only child, Princess Aiko, 700.
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"I don't about what's going on with Eddie and what happens with him, but when I win this fight, I'm next in line."
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The king changed Sweden's laws of succession in 1980 to allow his oldest daughter, Victoria, to become the next in line to rule.
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If Rosenstein refuses and Trump fires him, then the assignment could fall next in line at the Justice Department is Solicitor General Noel Francisco.
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Biden's campaign has redirected efforts to states next in line for the primary, like South Carolina, where Biden maintains strong support among black voters.
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I KNOW YOU'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE BUT FROM A BOARD PERSPECTIVE, BUT IS THIS SORT OF LINING HIM UP TO BE NEXT IN LINE?
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As for legitimacy, Cersei came to power through a very convoluted chain of succession that made her next in line to her own son.
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Under a 2005 Puerto Rico law, Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez is next in line for governor in the absence of a secretary of state.
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Facing growing scrutiny and more protests, the woman next in line for Ricardo Rosselló's position as governor of Puerto Rico doesn't want the job.
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Next in line to the throne is Naruhito's younger brother, Crown Prince Akishino, followed by Akishino's son, Prince Hisahito, who was born in 2006.
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In the first instance, that means assessing the economic views of the vice president, next in line should Trump leave the Oval Office prematurely.
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If Francisco recuses himself from the role, next in line is Assistant Attorney General Steven Engel, who heads the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel.
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In line with the U.S. territory's constitution, Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez is next in line to succeed Rosselló, based on current Cabinet vacancies.
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Next in line after Garagiola was Bob Uecker, another mediocre ex-catcher who used his failings as grist for his announcing and entertainment careers.
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"Whoever picks up the phone first is next in line," Brett Lambert, the Pentagon's top manufacturing policy official from 2009 to 2013, told me.
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Counterterrorism experts believe Egyptian jihadi veterans Abu Muhammad al-Masri and Saif al-Adel are likely next in line to take over from Zawahiri.
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Next in line is probably a pay renegotiation for Victor Cruz, who is still trying to recover from his devastating Achilles tear in 2014.
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His 36-year-old son, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, serves as Dubai's crown prince and is next in line to be ruler.
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Several offensive lineman signed big deals this offseason to join the NFL's highest-paid players— Brown looks like he might be next in line.
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This is a preview of the kind of fight you're about to get into, as you'll be next in line for a 1v1 skirmish.
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Earlier Wednesday, the household of Prince Charles, who is next in line for the British throne, confirmed he had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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King Salman has removed the crown prince and named his 31-year-old son, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, next in line to the throne.
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She was widely seen as Merkel's preferred candidate, and potentially next-in-line to become chancellor when Germany votes in federal elections in 2021.
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In which case, if Mr Trump were removed, Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic Speaker of the House, would be next in line to take over.
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Bowden endorsed Epstein and Sabean as executives who should someday be enshrined, with Cashman and the Los Angeles Dodgers' Andrew Friedman next in line.
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Dakin Campbell spoke with Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman, who explained why he kept his next in line a secret for more than a year.
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Visclosky, who is next in line in seniority behind Kaptur, said he has "no intention" of running to be chairman of the full committee.
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The Americas are next in line, accounting for 18% of all installed surveillance cameras, and Asia, excluding China, accounted for 15%, the report said.
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In the end, Prince Charles (Prince Harry's father and next in line to the throne of England) walked her half-way down the aisle.
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The Prince of Wales, who is next in line to the throne, was announced as a patron of the Faculty of Homeopathy (FoH) on Wednesday.
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Indeed, it was very strange that Trump bypassed the next in line for the post, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and slotted in Whitaker instead.
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He kills the former Lord Bolton after learning that Walda has had a baby boy, meaning Ramsay, a Snow, is no longer next in line.
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Noelle goes on a mission to find her brother, who is next in line to be Santa, after he panics and leaves the North Pole.
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This year bin Salman ascended to the post of Crown Prince, making him next in line to the Saudi throne after his father, King Salman.
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This policy is being driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the next in line to the throne and dubbed 'MBS' by everyone in Saudi.
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The emperor's eldest son, 56-year-old Naruhito, is next in line to the throne and has already taken on some of his father's duties.
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Next in line after losing the nomination eight years earlier, Mr. Dole confronted an array of rivals led by the fiery populist Patrick J. Buchanan.
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And McCarthy, who was majority leader at the time, was simply seen as the next in line — an establishment system the Freedom Caucus fundamentally rejected.
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Motorists wait for hours to fill up at fuel stations where soldiers are often deployed to break up fights over who is next in line.
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Although Niall has already been selected as the next king, Mongfind petitions her husband to name another son as next-in-line for the throne.
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Aerys' son Rhaegar died fighting Robert — and because we thought none of his kids survived, Viserys Targaryen (Dany's nasty older brother) was next in line.
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The Tigers currently have a logjam at the back end of the rotation but Norris will be next in line if they need another starter.
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New York State-based artist Ian McMahon is the next in line in this artistic tradition with the April 22nd destruction of his sculpture, Sojourn.
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And, I think that the consumer is next in line, and we're going to see more evidence of that in the first half of 2020.
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With Qatar next in line to host the world's most-watched sporting event, grass and trees are sprouting in the desert and scrutiny is intensifying.
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Coronavirus has also reached the UK's royal family, which announced that 71-year-old Prince Charles, next in line to the throne, has tested positive.
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Nurmagomedov and Poirier both said ahead of the fight they expected Tony Ferguson would be next in line for a shot at the lightweight title.
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When speculation arose last year about a possible coup within her cabinet, some tabloids pointed to Mr. Lidington as the most likely next in line.
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None of that would seem to put him next in line for a tribute to John Coltrane, who was known for his seriousness and serenity.
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Albania and North Macedonia are next in line to join the EU for what would be the bloc's first enlargement since 2013, when Croatia joined.
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Federer is next in line to qualify for the event, for which he is a near certainty after winning the Australian Open earlier this year.
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"I think it's probably natural in some ways for people to think, 'Well, she's the next in line' in a political family," Ms. Verveer said.
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English is next in line to replace CFPB Director Richard Cordray, who previously announced he will resign from the agency within the next few days.
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Lee could be the next in line to face undisputed lightweight champ Conor McGregor ... especially with Nate Diaz demanding BIG money for a trilogy fight.
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However, on the other side of Shaftesbury Avenue, in Soho, sex workers from the walk-ups expressed fear that their premises are next in line.
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Anas Omara, who was next in line to lead the Court of Cassation, revoked the Brothers' death sentences (he would also have chaired the electoral commission).
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Next in line is getting Gabriella's vaccination shots completed so she can go on planes, because the road trips aren't over just yet for the couple.
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Until an appointment was confirmed by both chambers, Schatz and other senators said the next in line for governor, under law, was Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez.
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But according to the Justice Department, the solicitor general would be next in line to oversee the Mueller investigation should Rosenstein be fired or recuse himself.
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Andrade answered any questions of her cardio, looking fresh after three rounds of impressive output, and is surely the next in line to take on Jedrzejczyk.
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Australia's central bank is next in line to give the market an update on its outlook following its first policy review of the year on Tuesday.
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"He (Gasly) is the next in line at Red Bull for this opportunity and he has shown that he deserves it," team boss Franz Tost said.
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Jeanine Añez, an opposition politician who is second vice-president of the Senate and constitutionally next in line to assume the presidency, said she was willing.
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Roberts has said she was sexually trafficked by Epstein to Prince Andrew, the brother of Prince Charles — who is next in line to the British throne.
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Next in line were Dubai, Taipei, London and Tokyo, which all drew at minimum 45 debuts by global retail brands throughout 2017, according to CBRE's research.
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If the Senate votes no, Pierluisi said, he will step down and hand the governorship to the justice secretary, the next in line under the constitution.
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Plenty of potential opponents loom for Nurmagomedov, with No. 1 lightweight contender Tony Ferguson a clear choice as the next in line for a title shot.
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Puerto Rico's justice secretary, Wanda Vázquez Garced, was next in line to be governor; she, however, has said publicly that she does not want the job.
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By the end of 2014, the position of crown prince — next in line for the throne — had passed to a known foe of the Emirati prince.
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Now 32 years old and next in line to the throne, Prince Mohammed has sought to remake the kingdom by rewriting some of its fundamental rules.
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If their first choice is not viable in their home precinct, the next in line will be counted if that person reaches the 15 percent threshold.
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Because of the split with Hamas, it is not certain who would be next in line to lead the Palestinian Authority if Mr. Abbas were incapacitated.
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And so, on the day Victoria discovers she is next in line for the throne, Baird offers snapshots of other future pillars of the Victorian world.
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Then there's this: If all three resign, the speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates -- Republican Kirk Cox -- would be next in line to take over.
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Boston, Milwaukee and Toronto are next in line at +1,000, meaning that a $100 bet would win $1,000 if any of those teams won the title.
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But by law, the under secretary for management, Claire Grady, who is currently serving as acting deputy secretary, is next in line to be acting secretary.
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Gabriel Jacobs from Rafaello & Co. tells us it was next in line to be melted until Yachty stepped up and decided to give it the update.
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According to OddsShark, a sports bedding website, Jon Snow has the highest chances of sitting on the Iron Throne (next in line are Bran and Sansa Stark).
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This meant that if a family was next in line to request asylum on the list, they would be skipped over in favor of the pregnant women.
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Image: GoogleAndroid 211 Pie is finished and heading out now to Pixel devices, with phones that were part of the Android P beta program next in line.
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He rose to next in line to assume the throne last year, under his father King Salman, after having helped push aside a cousin as crown prince.
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Succession controversy The emperor's eldest son, Crown Prince Naruhito, 56, is next in line to the throne and has already taken on some of his father's duties.
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Street protesters vowed to topple the next in line for the job, Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez, owing to her position in an administration dogged by corruption scandals.
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The choice of Pierluisi remains controversial as Puerto Rico's Senate has not yet confirmed him as secretary of state, next in line to succeed a resigning governor.
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Puerto Rico The woman next in line to become governor of Puerto Rico after Ricardo Rossello resigned last week says she has zero interest in the job.
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The 24-year-old, who is the son of Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's younger brother, is next in line to earldom and would inherit his father's title.
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Denmark is next in line at 1.3 GW, while France and the Netherlands have ambitious targets to build offshore wind turbines by the end of the decade.
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A key vacancy in the U.S. territory's chain of succession makes Vazquez, a 59-year-old former district attorney, next in line for the island's highest office.
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He was confirmed by the Senate last week and is now next in line to head the EPA if Pruitt is fired or resigns (or is promoted).
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Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez is next in line to succeed Rosselló as governor because Puerto Rico currently has no secretary of state, who would have precedence.
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Four of the top officials constitutionally mandated as successors to the presidency resigned alongside Morales, leaving second senate vice president Jeanine Añez Chávez the next in line.
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She also says that she was sexually trafficked by Epstein to Prince Andrew, the brother of Prince Charles — who is next in line to the British throne.
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Rodrigo Duterte, an unapologetic, straight-talking, lecherous mayor is next in line to be president of the Philippines after running a campaign that pitted principal versus policy.
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In June 2017 he very publicly ousted his cousin -- former crown prince Mohammed Bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz -- from his position as next in line to the throne.
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Jordan is next in line on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, where Democrats are also readying a series of investigations into Trump and his administration.
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Last year she tied for the top spot in the "Rising Star Artist" category in DownBeat magazine's critics poll, a good gauge of who's next in line.
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Should yields fall further, the German yield curve is next in line to return to negative territory, with the 30-year bond yield currently trading at 0.03%.
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If Mr. Temer resigns, the next in line of succession is Rodrigo Maia, the speaker of the lower house, who is facing his own federal graft investigation.
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EU ENLARGEMENT Albania and North Macedonia are next in line to join the EU for what would be the bloc's first enlargement since 2013, when Croatia joined.
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Next in line to become acting secretary is David Pekoske, administrator of the Transportation Security Administration, who has also been serving as acting deputy secretary at DHS.
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Under Minnesota law, a Republican state senator is next in line to become lieutenant governor, which could put the party's narrow majority in that chamber in jeopardy.
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Sweden's next-in-line to the throne wore a midnight blue dress from the forthcoming season's range of the event's sponsors, Swedish-owned global fashion chain H&M.
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And speaking of splashes, from our seat atop the lifeguard stand, it looks like swimsuits are next in line to embrace this of-the-moment waist-defining accessory.
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Tommy the Tyrant is finally retiring and Elizabeth pushes to have Martin reinstated as her top aide instead of the man who is next in line, Michael Adeane.
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"If I would have stayed living in Chicago, I would have been next in line to sell drugs and to join a gang," Wade told Oprah in 2013.
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Ultimately, Quilt wants to partner with one insurance provider across a range of categories including travel insurance and pet insurance next in line (not necessarily in that order).
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Bankers say that those next in line to sell negative yielding debt include Nestle, Unilever, Linde and Sanofi, all of which have outstanding bonds trading with negative yields.
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Protesters have already vowed to topple the next in line for the job, Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez, owing to her position in an administration dogged by corruption scandals.
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Puerto Rico's Constitution holds that the Secretary of State is next in line to the governorship, but Secretary of State Luis Rivera Marin resigned amid the recent protests.
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We spotted the NFL Hall of Famer in Dallas, TX after Baker officially became the next in line for an offense that's had 28 starting quarterbacks since 1999.
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According to CNN's poll of polls over the past week, Trump sits at 35%, Cruz at 19% and Rubio at 15%, with Bush next in line at 10%.
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The vice presidency was vacant, and so the next in line to the presidency was the president pro tem of the Senate, Radical Republican Benjamin Wade of Ohio.
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Weighing the costs and benefits of diverse projects is astute, and not only for poor countries like Bangladesh or Haiti (next in line for the Copenhagen Consensus treatment).
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But when the administration placed Whitaker in the role instead of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who was next in line, it felt like a gut decision too.
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Most candidates are Eastern European because that region is widely assumed to be the next in line to have a representative at the top of the United Nations.
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If Mr Vizcarra fell, too—he had to resign as transport minister in May over an airport contract—the next in line is Mercedes Aráoz, the prime minister.
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Justin Fairfax (D), who would be next in line to succeed Northam, is also refusing to resign after two women accused him of sexual assault, allegations he denies.
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Markle and Prince Harry have always been more relaxed about touching in public than Prince William and Kate Middleton since they're not next in line for the throne.
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The dark art of search engine optimization could be next in line for software-powered automation — potentially putting hundreds of thousands of 'SEO consultants' out of a job.
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Wanda Vázquez Garced, Puerto Rico's secretary of justice, would have been the next in line, but she said on Monday that she does not want to be governor.
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The recent arrests are part of a wider human rights crackdown by Mohammed bin Salman, the 32-year-old crown prince who's next in line to the throne.
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Ricardo Rosselló's possible successor on Thursday, the woman who is currently next in line for the job said she won't resign and would follow the rule of law.
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And in the middle of the film, in a touching moment, he shares lessons with his great-grandson (Aksil Meznad), who is next in line to be king.
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That same day, Mr. McAleenan rewrote the rules of succession to make that position the next in line to lead Citizenship and Immigration Services on an acting basis.
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Next in line is a record-company executive, Debra (Kate McKinnon), who flies Jack to Los Angeles and promises, or threatens, to garland him with riches and renown.
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This provides a way for people to learn on the job, but the problem is that many of those jobs are probably next in line to be automated.
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As the No. 3 official at the department, Brand would be next in line to take over the probe if Rosenstein were to be relieved of the responsibility.
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If both Northam and Fairfax were to step down because of the respective controversies surrounding them, Herring, 57, would be next in line to become the state's governor.
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And McCarthy, who was majority leader at the time, was simply seen as the next in line — part of an establishment system the Freedom Caucus has fundamentally rejected.
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Stand in an not-so-orderly queue and wait to be next in line to be handed standard issue logo-emblazoned T-shirt, and matching logo-emblazoned baseball cap.
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Satoru Furuta, the next-in-line toji—master brewer—at the nearby Imayo Tsukasa sake brewery, envisions a better world if everyone incorporated more fermented products into their lives.
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Coming off his stunning first round knockout of Johny Hendricks back in February, the karateka was expected to be next in line for a shot at Robbie Lawler's belt.
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One option is to pursue a deal with Peugeot, which saw its shares rise on Thursday on speculation it may be the next in line to get a proposal.
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Instead, he's asked for an independent investigation into the allegations, which came to light last week because Fairfax is next in line to lead the state if Democratic Gov.
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But, so far, the Justice Department has indicated that Francisco remains next in line, and administration officials don't believe Francisco will need to recuse himself, sources told ABC News.
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But because this is a milestone birthday for the royal family's next in line to the throne, there are a series of celebrations in his honor throughout the year.
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And while we're loath to keep dubbing new things the X of Y, KAMARQ truly may be next in line to disrupt what is an otherwise very traditional market.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff wrote after Ahrendts joined Apple that she was the "most important hire Tim Cook has ever made" and likely next in line to be CEO.
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Over the past seven years, under a succession of names, Destiny Frasqueri has turned herself into a New York underground mainstay and the next in line for mainstream success.
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Even though Prince Charles is next in line for the British crown, after his marriage to Princess Diana he was no longer the main event — and he knew it.
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Denmark's next in line to the throne, Crown Prince Frederik, met his non-royal born wife of 25 years, Crown Princess Mary, back in 2000 at the Sydney Olympics.
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Rosselló called a special session of Puerto Rico's legislature on Thursday for lawmakers to vote on Pierluisi as secretary of state, and therefore next in line to succeed him.
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Rosselló nominated Pierluisi as his secretary of state, a position that would put him next in line to succeed the governor, an appointment that requires approval by the legislature.
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Republican primaries usually go to the "next in line" — the candidate who came in second the last time around and has, by definition, quite a lot of political experience.
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"I was first in line, until the little hairball was born," Scar tells Zazu of how he was next in line to be king until the birth of Simba.
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Once thought to be next in line to replace Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman, Fleming left the firm in January 2016 reportedly after realizing he wasn't getting the job.
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Next in line for the presidency after Mr. Temer is Eduardo Cunha, the powerful leader of the lower house, who has been a driving force behind Ms. Rousseff's impeachment.
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We feel the terror when it's disclosed that Antain's baby is next in line to be sacrificed and cheer when he and his wife come up with a plan.
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But the accusation that Mr. El Aissami, the next in line for the presidency, is a drug trafficker is certain to set a new, more hostile tone in relations.
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A senior administration official told CNN that legally Grady is next in line and will have to go in order for McAleenan to assume the role of acting secretary.
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If Hill is next in line for the Saints starting job, Payton might be in the market for a new special teams sensation when free agency hits next year.
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"I have never been in blackface, unequivocal," said Kirk Cox, the Republican speaker of the House of Delegates and the next in line to the governorship after Mr. Herring.
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When New York police commissioner Bill Bratton announced his retirement Tuesday, a bald 58-year-old Brooklyn native Mayor Bill de Blasio likes to call "Jimmy" was next in line.
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Out of six Western Balkans' EU aspirants, Montenegro and neighboring Serbia are next in line to join, though neither is likely to become an EU state in the foreseeable future.
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In October, Crown Prince Frederik, 48, next in line to the Danish throne, was publicly scolded by his mom, Queen Margrethe II, 76, after taking a tumble from a trampoline.
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Because Rhaegar was next in line for the Iron Throne ahead of Robert's Rebellion, his offspring would follow the prince in line for succession — especially over Rhaegar's younger sister, Dany.
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Out of six Western Balkans' EU aspirants, Montenegro and neighbouring Serbia are next in line to join, though neither is likely to become an EU state in the foreseeable future.
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If we believe that U.S. and European stocks have gotten expensive due to low interest rates, then emerging markets may be next in line for the same somewhat artificial inflation.
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Another former Yugoslav Republic - Macedonia - is next in line to join NATO, but its bid is being blocked by Greece over a 25-year long dispute over the name Macedonia.
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"Next In line was daddy also known as poppa bear 🙂 when I tell you this man was skinning and grinning I felt his energy it was vibrant and contagious."
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With two stars whose personal style is this diverse wearing the same bold pair of boots, surely there's another surprising celeb already next in line to try out the look.
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Rosselló's resignation with a massive street party The secretary of state would normally be next in line to take over the governorship — but Puerto Rico doesn't have one right now.
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A relatively low-profile figure, he became next in line to lead the U.S.-allied oil exporter in 2006, shortly after Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah became ruling emir.
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Abu Dhabi's Union National Bank surged 12.8 percent and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank jumped 6.0 percent as the lenders are thought likely to be next in line to be paired.
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King Salman, the current leader of Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday shuffled the hierarchy of the royal line of succession, placing Mohammad bin Salman, 31, next in line for the throne.
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"These current controversies will be resolved in due course," Cox, who would be next in line to become governor if Northam, Fairfax and Herring each resigned, said in the statement.
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But how could I stay true to that when next in line was barbacoa, roasted goat, structured yet tender and distinctly animal, its mineral tinge like a memory of blood.
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With the state's top three Democrats compromised, the desire to force them from office and make way for the Republican next in line lost appeal to many in the party.
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After on-set reports and comments from ABC officials about diversity suggested that Caila Quinn would be next in line, fans were thrown a curveball with the selection of Fletcher.
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All year, Biden has been the frontrunner in the polls, and as a former vice president, he has a good claim to being the "next in line" for the nomination.
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Political observers said that while the lieutenant governor job in New York may not be the most consequential, the position does put Ms. Hochul next in line to the governor.
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Often praised for being rigorous about her royal obligations, the queen, 91, had delegated the Remembrance Sunday duty to Charles, 68, who is next in line to the British throne.
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Some attorneys say it's unclear if Trump can elevate McAleenan, since the laws regarding succession point to under secretary for management Claire Grady as next-in-line as acting director.
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His full brother, Prince Sultan, who was next in line to the throne, suffered from cancer, and Salman stayed with him in New York until he died later that year.
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His full brother, Prince Sultan, who was next in line to the throne, suffered from cancer, and Salman stayed with him in New York until he died later that year.
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In a shake-up in Saudi Arabia, King Salman removed the crown prince and named his 31-year-old son, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, next in line to the throne.
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King Salman of Saudi Arabia has promoted Mohammed bin Salman, his 31-year-old son who is working to overhaul the economy, making him next in line for the throne.
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Next in line may be claims addressing a variety of unfolding controversies, including the constitutionality of the travel ban, the rights of sanctuary jurisdictions and the rollback of environmental regulations.
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If Pelosi ultimately decides not to run — though she has said many times she will — there's no clear next-in-line successor who the caucus is ready to coalesce around.
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Next in line to become acting secretary is Pekoske, who has also been serving as acting deputy secretary at DHS, but he has reportedly taken himself out of the running.
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After the former world's oldest person—Susannah Mushatt Jones—passed away last Thursday at the age of 116, many people wondered who would be next in line for the title.
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After two film adaptations (in 1963 and 1999) under the title "The Haunting," Netflix is next in line with a full-fledged TV series, set to air on Oct. 12.
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"It's very sad that a person in that position, next in line to the presidency after the vice president" would tear up the speech, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy told reporters.
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In the first few hours following the announcement, there was confusion and uncertainty about who would be next in line and the future of the department, a DHS official told CNN.
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The Irishman campaigned for an immediate rematch but has softened his stance since then, as he is willing to fight "the next in line" before heading back into a title shot.
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They are now set to agree on a "broadly neutral overall fiscal stance for the euro area" for this year and next, in line with the commission's proposals, draft documents show.
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Anunoby, a six-foot-seven, 235-pound defensive monster who unfortunately will miss the rest of the season due to a still-mysterious knee injury, appears to be next in line.
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If Rosselló were to resign, the law says the secretary of state, a post that is currently empty, is next in line to take the helm, followed by the island's treasurer.
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Ricardo Rosselló has said he will leave office after major protests on the island, Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez Garced is next in line -- and in the crosshairs of wary demonstrators.
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Amidst a season where utility pieces (jumpsuits, cargo pants, work boots, etc.) are the trend to get behind, it's no surprise that these oversized work jackets would be next in line.
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Because Temer is next in line for the presidency if Rousseff was impeached, the possibility of his ouster complicates the calculation that lawmakers must make if they vote to oust Rousseff.
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"Virginia will be next in line to pass the E.R.A." Advocates, almost giddy in interviews, said ratification seemed more likely than it had at any point in the past 40 years.
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Speaking to reporters in Sydney before leaving for Israel on Saturday, Turnbull said Bishop, as deputy leader of the Liberals, was next in line after Joyce to be acting prime minister.
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Keeping up in modern finance "requires a lot of investment," said Solomon, president and next in line to be CEO at the firm, from the Milken Global Investment Conference on Monday.
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Rubio would be next in line, and although there are still some globalists left on the committee (Rob Portman of Ohio, for one), it's Rubio who would be calling the shots.
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"House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, he is the next in line for the position, and we have seen him grow increasingly aggressive against the (Robert) Mueller probe," Politico's Rachael Bade said.
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You have to keep track of multiple orders coming in, plus you're constantly looking up to see who is next in line, which gets more difficult the busier the bar gets.
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Officially next in line to the throne to his father, King Salman, he is now in effect running the country which he has said he will transform into a modern state.
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The news out of New York Tuesday night threw that leadership race into a free-for-all given that there was no immediate next-in-line challenger to fills Crowley's shoes.
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The investigation was said to be centered around John Gamble, Joseph Loughran and Rodolfo Ploder — Ying, who was reportedly next in line to be CIO, was not among those initial names.
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It puts me at the top of the list to be next in line for that title shot, and if not, then I'll continue to train and I'll continue to fight.
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With the massive success of the adorably small NES Classic Edition and Super NES Classic Edition consoles, it was widely expected that a Nintendo 64 Classic Edition was next in line.
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If a new secretary of state is not confirmed before the governor leaves office, the next in line, Vázquez Garced, would likely become the next governor, according to Puerto Rico's law.
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In the next few years, he would take effective control of the kingdom's oil, defense and economic policies while sidelining his royal relatives to become next in line to the throne.
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But Amazon will inevitably be next in line if Sonos finds success against Google, so it's already defending itself against the idea that its Echo hardware infringes on Sonos' intellectual property.
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A senior administration official said that under the law, DHS Under Secretary of Management Claire Grady, the current acting deputy secretary, is next in line of succession to be acting secretary.
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Pedro Pierluisi, Rossello's handpicked successor, is fighting a constitutional challenge filed by Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz over Pierluisi's appointment as secretary of state, a position next in line to the governor.
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It may, however, be next in line to join the ranks of global commodities, as the growing worldwide shipments of liquefied natural gas make it more fungible and its price more uniform.
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Next in line to raise capital is First Circle, an SME-lending service that's based in the Philippines which has pulled in $26 million as it begins to consider regional expansion options.
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As the next in line to the throne behind Prince Charles, William is expected to become the Prince of Wales — and Kate, therefore, the Princess of Wales — when Charles ascends the throne.
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Typically, the Republican Party has nominated the candidate seen as next in line after a previous run, as it did in 2012 with Mitt Romney, who had been a presidential candidate before.
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Gardendale is wealthier and much whiter than the rest of Jefferson County — but eight other communities had managed to secede from Jefferson County District, so Gardendale was just the next in line.
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The ruling People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) approved Defense Minister Joao Lourenco, 62, as its presidential candidate instead of Vicente, at one time seen as the next in line.
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As next in line to be queen consort, Kate will only fall behind the king, queen consort (Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall) and her husband in ranking order – even if William isn't present.
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Britain's Durex — the official sponsor for London 2012 — U.S. brand Trojan and Australia's Ansell are the major players on the international market but Yamashita believes Okamoto and Sagami are next in line.
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Meanwhile, a cruel and hungry challenger named Clubber Lang (played by Mr. T) has risen through the ranks by destroying everyone he fights and is now next in line to the title.
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The governor forced the resignations of his secretary of State — next in line in the order of succession — as well as the government's chief financial officer and other participants of the chat.
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The function was supposed to climax in the announcement of the two vice presidents, the next in line for the throne (would they include General Chiwenga?), but here Mnangagwa threw a curveball.
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That other question concerns whether interest at the statutory rate of 8% should be paid on general claims before the subordinated bondholders, who are next in line, receive any of the surplus.
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"Certainly the attacker behaved in an unethical way but the next in line for responsibility is those who programmed a bad contract to begin with," Bruce Fenton, a DAO investor, told Motherboard.
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He recognises that there have been various failures in the battery and energy storage markets, and is focused on making sure that StoreDot is not going to be the next in line.
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If that were to happen, the next in line to oversee the special counsel would be Steven Engel, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.
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Then comes the ultimate slip-up: At dinner, Nan bluntly asks who's next in line at Waystar after Logan steps down, and Shiv takes a chance and just announces she's the one.
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For much of 1993, a dominant story in Japan was the engagement of Crown Prince Naruhito, next in line to become emperor, and Masako Owada, an Oxford-educated diplomat and trade negotiator.
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While insiders and industry experts find it unlikely that another deal this size could happen this year, there are several well-known managers that could be next in line as takeover targets.
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Prince Charles, the Queen&aposs first son, is the first in line to the throne following the Queen&aposs deathAfter Prince Charles, Prince William is the next in line to become king.
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A directive would come down and a string of hand-offs would occur between different teams as each group handled their specific responsibility before passing it off to the next in line.
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For the youngest Carrington, this kind of ruthlessness proves she should be the next in line to rule the Carrington Atlantic empire, and will therefore be named the new COO of the business.
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And the fact is, it's hard to imagine Nick doing anything to upset Nate, much less taking a fight with the Irishman when Nate has a legitimate claim to being next in line.
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Context: Some see the campaign as further evidence that Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who became head of the new anti-corruption committee and next in line to the throne this year, is fair.
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David Solomon is next in line to succeed Blankfein after the firm announced Harvey Schwartz, who shares the titles of co-president and co-chief operating officer, is leaving the bank April 20.
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With car sales in China and Europe slipping, and manufacturing purchasing manager indices in those markets trending lower, the fear is that the industrial market is next in line to take a hit.
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Next in line is a rule requiring oil and gas companies drilling on public lands to capture and reuse wasted methane from their drills—a measure designed to save taxpayers tens of millions.
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Rachel Brand, the prosecutor next in line, after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, to oversee the special counsel Robert Mueller, confirmed her departure on Friday night, after just nine months on the job.
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"Compared to Kate and William, they are much more affectionate in public, which could be attributed to the different pressures placed on William as the next in line to become king," he said.
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Industry pundits saw his elevation to the co-CEO role as a sign that Block was next in line as the company's sole CEO in the future (assuming Benioff would ever step down).
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In thrall to the Clintons, Democrats ignored the copious, glaring signs of an electorate hankering for something new and different and instead took a next-in-line approach that stopped working awhile back.
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They've accused him of handing out top editorial positions to his underqualified buddies, without promoting any women or people of color who would have been next in line for some of the spots.
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Between the lines: Before leaving office, former DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen changed an internal policy determining who is next in line if the current agency head can no longer serve in that position.
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If Grassley decides to remain chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho would be next in line to head Senate Finance, trading in the gavel of the Senate Banking Committee.
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Instead, the next generation of royals – including Harry, Prince William and Princess Kate – are stepping in to represent her abroad, along with Prince Charles, of course, who is next in line to the throne.
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Under Japan's Imperial Household Law, the family cannot be headed by a female, so on Naruhito's accession, the next in line of succession will be his brother, followed by his 12-year-old nephew.
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According to the SEC, Jun Ying, the CIO of an Equifax business unit and next in line to be the global CIO, received confidential information about the company's breach before the news was public.
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Next in line of the never-ending business laptops from HP is the EliteBook 1030, a bigger and more powerful version of the EliteBook 1020 (also a smaller, lighter version of the EliteBook 1040).
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Ortega -- who viciously KO'd Frankie Edgar on Saturday -- broke the news on the TMZ Sports TV show (airs Monday night on FS1) ... telling the guys Dana White confirmed he's next in line for Max.
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Abu Dhabi (CNN)Saudi Arabia has denied a report that former crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who was ousted as next in line to the throne last week, is being held under house arrest.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is known as a ruthless strongman and was Zimbabwe's vice president until Mugabe precipitated the coup by placing his wife next in line for the presidency, appeared poised to take control.
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A 23rd grand slam title would vault Williams back to the top of the rankings and next in line to test her mettle against the modern queen of Melbourne Park is Britain's Johanna Konta.
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More than half of the Senegal sukuk was sold to local investors, with a third taken up by investors from the Ivory Coast and Togo, which are next in line to tap the market.
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Gizele Oliveira was next in line in the show, and was quick to lend a helping hand to Xi. HERE'S MING XI FALLING BUT STILL LOOKING GORGEOUS AS HELL THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT!!!
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Solomon's promotion from his current role as president and chief operating officer comes months after the 56-year-old investment banker was first reported as next in line to succeed longtime CEO Lloyd Blankfein.
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There's no Democratic incumbent seeking reelection, no obvious next-in-line Democrat (like Al Gore in 2000 or Hillary Clinton in 2016), and there's also a solid, though not certain, chance of Democratic victory.
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Police raided the premises of the obscure cult and rescued a further 15 people whom they believe were next in line for a similar murder, according to a statement from the public prosecutor's office.
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Ralph Northam, a white Democrat whose medical school yearbook page included a photo of people in blackface and in Ku Klux Klan robes, Mr. Fairfax is next in line for the state's highest office.
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, has imposed a combined $53 billion in antitrust fines against Google since 2017, and its boss hints Amazon and Apple might be next in line.
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It's also worth remembering that Charles is next in line for the throne; although Varys won't be sitting on the Iron Throne himself, there's every chance he'll be standing right beside the person who does.
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Some members of r/the_donald saw themselves as next in line to be banned, others felt banning a 360,000+ subscriber community (which is the unofficial hub of the sitting president) would be too politically fraught.
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Ying, who was "next in line to the be company's global CIO, allegedly used confidential information entrusted to him by the company to conclude that Equifax had suffered a serious breach," says the SEC release.
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Although Puerto Rico's House of Representatives earlier on Friday voted to approve Pierluisi as secretary of state, an appointment which would make him next in line as governor, the island's Senate has yet to vote.
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As other signal-callers around the league take turns signing record-setting extensions, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said he is far more concerned with winning than being next in line to break the bank.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Weeks after suspected Islamist militants hacked Bangladesh's most prominent gay rights activist to death in his apartment along with an associate, another friend received a chilling message that he was next in line.
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Next in line is Washington Prime Group, which said sales at its tier-one assets were $401 per square foot during the first quarter, while sales at tier-two centers were $286 per square foot.
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Anez, 52, assumed leadership before other lawmakers in Congress, invoking a constitutional clause that dictates that she would be next in line to rule after Morales and his vice president, Alvaro Garcia, resigned on Sunday.
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A leading opposition politician, Jeanine Añez Chavez, the second vice president of the Senate who appears to be next in line for the presidency, went on television offering to lead the country to new elections.
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The elevation of Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince Mohammad bin Salman to crown prince, a position that places the 31 year old next in line to the throne, could be met with resistance at home.
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Priebus may be next in line for the chop, with a Trump family friend, Christopher Ruddy, telling journalists this weekend that the chief of staff was in "way over his head" and should be removed.
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Yes, their suffering has been vindicated, and next in line must be Michigan State, whose president resigned on Wednesday, and the formerly iconic and now infamous Karolyi Ranch, the U.S.A. Gymnastics National Team Training Center.
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Also on Tuesday, the acting deputy secretary of homeland security, Claire Grady, who was next in line by law to become the acting secretary, submitted her resignation, according to a Twitter post by Ms. Nielsen.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenKey House Republican demands answers on federal election security efforts Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (D-Calif.), who's next in line.
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Junior Dos Santos is a BAD man, and Derrick Lewis knows beatin' him ain't gonna be easy, but when he does ... "The Black Beast" knows who's next in line for an ass-whoopin' -- Stipe Miocic.
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Trump's staffing decisions often run intentionally foul of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 85033, which requires acting cabinet-level officers to be next in line for the job — or at least confirmed by the Senate.
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Its latest bursts of lava, which started in early May and have since rumbled through neighborhoods, remind us that Kilauea is next in line to become a dominant presence on the Big Island, like Mauna Loa.
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Following an article in the pro-government Sabah newspaper, analysts cited concern that Yildiz was next in line in the purge, in which more than 110,000 people have sacked or suspended and more than 36,000 arrested.
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The police said on Monday a 72-year-old Warsaw man was detained after threatening in a phone call to a social welfare center that the next in line to be killed was President Andrzej Duda.
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Mod Sun's been feeling uneasy ever since Bella Thorne got hacked because he thinks he might be next in line to have racy pics revealed ... and says Whoopi Goldberg was right to criticize his ex-GF.
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While McCarthy's district is also considered safe for Republicans, Trump used Tuesday's primary to remind voters that the California congressman could be next in line to become House speaker if Republicans maintain control of the majority.
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Best of all, the video is short enough to watch while you are next in line at Trader Joe's without having to worry if you are going to miss your turn to finally reach the cashier.
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Trump reportedly considered firing Rosenstein in January, a move that would have put Brand next in line to oversee the special counsel, Robert Mueller, and given her the power to fire him as deputy attorney general.
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There are still a few of the "when this guy meets a man who knows real Muay Thai" folks, but there are plenty of believers touting Thompson as the next in line for the welterweight throne.
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After Lyndon B. Johnson ascended to the presidency, next in line, should something have happened to him, was John W. McCormack, the speaker of the House, then in his 70s and not at his physical peak.
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Under department succession rules, the next in line for the job is David Pekoske, the head of the Transportation Security Administration, a Senate-confirmed official who has been performing the duties of deputy secretary under McAleenan.
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The Trump administration also seems to have had little concern about showing favoritism in the rivalry between the prince and Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who until Wednesday had been next in line to the Saudi throne.
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The paper said the group would push ahead with plans to bring in outside investors in the various unit, with Aeroporti di Roma next in line once the sale of a stake in Telepass is completed.
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For almost a decade, Drake has been a star and also a curator, the artist most responsible for hip-hop's evolutionary changes and the one most likely to spot the next in line for the crown.
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Earlier this week, Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud announced that he would be skipping over the man who was next in line to succeed him and appointing his own son, Salman, as crown prince.
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In a Sunday tweet, Vázquez said that she wants Rosselló to appoint a secretary of state, who, under the territory's constitution would be next in line the for the governorship, before he leaves office on August 2.
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It may be hard to picture now, but perhaps one day the head it adorns will be that of the next-in-line to the Swedish throne – the nation's most adorable four-year-old royal, Princess Estelle.
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McGregor campaigned for a rematch immediately after his loss, but has since accepted he may need to fight against the "next in line" before he is in a position to challenge for the UFC lightweight title again.
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The protests have drawn as many as 500,000 people onto the island capital's streets and protesters were not enthused over Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez being next in line to succeed Rosselló, based on current Cabinet vacancies.
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The order of succession says the secretary of state should be next in line, but the man holding that position resigned this month after he was ensnared in the same text scandal that brought down the governor.
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Should the unification bout with Saunders fall through, the most likely candidate next in line is IBF mandatory Tureano Johnson, who gave an impressive showing on the undercard of Golovkin/Lemieux pay-per-view back in October.
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Jordan is next in line by seniority to be ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, not guaranteeing him the post but giving him a better shot than running for Judiciary where two other members -- Ohio Rep.
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He seems to have no historical sense of his place in the ongoing cavalcade of American presidents, who take the baton, carry it forward and know they will soon pass it on to the next in line.
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Anez, 52, assumed leadership before other lawmakers in Congress, invoking a constitutional clause that dictates that she would be next in line to rule the country after Morales and his vice president, Alvaro Garcia, resigned on Sunday.
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There are several other children, and none of them are going to school any more; a 10-year-old daughter, Baraa, who is next in line to be married, couldn't tell me what seven plus eight equals.
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Confounding predictions by Western leaders that he was next in line to fall, President Assad has remained in power through a 2011 uprising that morphed into a civil war, devastated Syria and created a staggering refugee crisis.
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In what came to be known as the Saturday Night Massacre, the deputy attorney general, William Ruckelshaus, also resigned before the order was carried by out by the Justice Department's next-in-line, Solicitor General Robert Bork.
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Next in line to become acting secretary is David Pekoske, administrator of the Transportation Security Administration, who has also been serving as acting deputy secretary at DHS, but he is not expected to be given the job.
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Añez, as the second vice president of the Senate, was next in line and decided not to run away from Bolivia's crisis but to face the challenge head-on as the new president of the plurinational state.
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The next-in-line Kennedy scion and fellow Massachusetts lawmaker — a former student of Warren's at Harvard Law School who introduced her when she formally announced for president — has made only two campaign appearances for Warren since then.
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On a trip to Austin in 2014, President Obama was apologetic as he cut to the front and stood at the counter, so much so that he bought lunch for the family who had been next in line.
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Junior center Kavion Pippen is next in line at 220 ppg and has been the team's anchor on defense, averaging a team-best 173 rebounds while recording three blocks in each of his first two games this season.
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Speaking to reporters in Sydney before a visit to Israel, Turnbull says Bishop, as deputy leader of the Liberals, was next in line after Joyce to be acting prime minister, and would fulfil that role during his trip.
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Separately, police tweeted late on Monday that a 72-year-old Warsaw man was detained after threatening in a phone call to a social welfare center that the next in line to be killed was President Andrzej Duda.
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In a statement, Roselló said based on the island's law, Pierluisi would assume the post after Puerto Rico's House of Representatives on Friday approved his nomination as secretary of state, putting him next in line to be governor.
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Ricardo Rosselló is expected to resign after his leaked text messages prompted massive protests on the islandPer the line of succession in Puerto Rico, the next-in-line should technically be the Secretary of State Luis Rivera Marín.
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Next in line, Amazon's labels including Pinzon for bedding, Happy Belly for snacks and Lark & Ro for women's fashion, each brought in more than $1 million in revenue for the first half of the year, 1010 data reported.
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Schatz said that Pierluisi failed to meet the requirements to be considered as secretary of state and thus next in line for governor as he "has yet to submit a single document" as part of the confirmation process.
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Cheryl and Jason's father tries to bribe Archie with their privilege, offering him academic and professional security if he were to become Cheryl's "partner" and put himself next in line to become CEO of their maple syrup company.
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A.M.I. has said it produced the magazine to "capitalize" on interest in the crown prince, who is next in line to the throne, and has been careful to say it received no input or guidance from Saudi officials.
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As a first step, perhaps some would-be candidates who think of themselves as "next in line" should step aside and make space for more black women like Tishaura Jones in St. Louis and Stacey Abrams in Georgia.
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Let's hope that other rogue sports are next in line, and that countries that do the same face the same fate as Russia, which saw its track and field team barred from Rio after a massive doping scandal.
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Three months later, the king promoted his nephew Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, now 57, as the first crown prince among the founding king's grandsons, and his own son, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, now 31, as next in line.
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Should yields fall further, the German yield curve is next in line to return to negative territory, with the 30-year bond yield currently trading at 0.03% (Reporting by Yoruk Bahceli; editing by Sujata Rao and Toby Chopra)
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Should yields fall further, the German yield curve is next in line to return to negative territory, with the 30-year bond yield currently trading at 0.02% (Reporting by Yoruk Bahceli; editing by Sujata Rao and Toby Chopra)
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Kim Jong-nam, the eldest son of Kim Jong-il, had been widely considered next in line to succeed him until 2001, when he was caught trying to take his son to Tokyo Disneyland with a fake visa.
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Brand is next in line of succession to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the special counsel investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and possible conclusion with the campaign of President Donald Trump.
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But if Trump were to fire Rosenstein, or if he were to recuse himself from the investigation or quit outright, the responsibility for overseeing the probe would go to the next in line: Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand.
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As for Waterson, we asked who she's eyeing for her next fight and she tells us Karolina Kowalkiewicz -- 'cause she thinks it'll put her next in line for a title fight with the UFC strawweight champ, Rose Namajunas.
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A unanimous decision by the nine-member high court nullified Pierluisi's governorship based on the fact his earlier appointment as secretary of state and next in line for governor had not been confirmed by both chambers of the legislature.
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In a unanimous decision, the nine-member high court nullified his governorship based on the fact his earlier appointment as secretary of state and next in line for governor had not been confirmed by both chambers of the legislature.
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Here's what you need to know about Johnson and the leadership contest that will likely make him the next prime minister — and therefore the next in line to solve Brexit, a crisis that's also partly of Johnson's own making.
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It's not just that high tide floats all boats -- Tyron says he truly believes he could be next in line to fight Conor (if Conor really wants a shot at the welterweight belt) which would mean BANK for Tyron.
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Even the new emperor's brother, who is also the next in line to the throne, has questioned whether state funds should be used for an elaborate ceremony later this year at which the new emperor's investiture will be celebrated.
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Correlation of Enterprise Value / Revenue & Revenue Growth for Public Security Vendors (Source: Momentum Partners, June 2016) Correlation of Enterprise Value / Revenue & Revenue Growth for Public Security Vendors (Source: Momentum Partners, June 2016) Who's Next In Line To Be Acquired?
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In a unanimous decision, the nine-member high court nullified Pierluisi's governorship based on the fact his earlier appointment as secretary of state and next in line for governor had not been confirmed by both chambers of the legislature.
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The kingdom cast the detentions as part of a crackdown on entrenched corruption, while some observers said the detentions were orchestrated to consolidate power under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the next in line to King Salman bin Abdulaziz.
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Given their backgrounds, will we see Jil Sander, a renowned minimalist brand, take in a sports-influenced direction (à la Louis Vuitton x Supreme) — or perhaps even be next in line for a collaboration with the cult streetwear label?
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Daydreams of impeachment won't land us on safer shores, either; Vice President Mike Pence, a guy who signed a law requiring funeral-like treatment of fetal remains, is next in line, and the anti-choice agenda is his priority.
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It's not a bad deal for Mr Kirby, who is now next in line for the top job at United, and who presumably wouldn't have gotten a royal severance package had he simply walked away to join a rival.
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Anguilla, St Martin and St BarthélemyAnguilla, an overseas British territory, the French and Dutch-administered St Martin, and French-administered St Barthélemy are a short stretch northwest of Antigua and Barbuda and were next in line to be slammed.
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While Nielsen changed who was next in line in case of "disaster or catastrophic emergency," she did not make any changes to the line of succession in case of "death, resignation, or inability to perform," according to the letter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Who's next?" investors in Russia are asking as they scramble to clear their portfolios of "oligarch risk" - holdings in companies that may be next in line for U.S. sanctions after metals company Rusal was targeted last week.
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The stock has gained 26 percent since the end of April, driven largely by news that Microsoft agreed to acquire social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion, leading some experts to predict that Twitter could be next in line for a takeover.
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CONFIRMATION PROCESS Schatz said that Pierluisi failed to meet the requirements to be considered as secretary of state and thus next in line for governor as he "has yet to submit a single document" as part of the confirmation process.
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Saudi Arabia is pursuing its own nuclear program, and Prince Mohammed, the 33-year-old son of King Salman who is next in line for the throne, said it would race for an atomic weapon if Iran were to develop one.
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"Peter was a great guy — and by the way, might be a great [Bachelor]," said Harrison of the 31-year-old Wisconsin native, who was initially rumored to be next in line before Luyendyk Jr. got the gig last week.
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Current odds: 25/1 World ranking: No. 11 Best U.S. Open finish: T2 — 2014 One thing to know: Rickie Fowler is still waiting on his first major victory, having now spent years considered as the next in line to break through.
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Now based in Australia, al-Sharif welcomed King Salman's announcement on Wednesday that his son Mohammed bin Salman, 31, is to be next in line to the throne, replacing his cousin, as the kingdom seeks to overhaul its oil-dependent economy.
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Bracey's new works, which take around six weeks to make with neon moulded over 800 degree burners, now sit alongside those of his 17-year-old daughter Amber, a graffiti artist and next in line to take over the family business.
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King Salman made his son next in line to the throne on Wednesday, handing the 31-year-old sweeping powers as the kingdom seeks a radical overhaul of its oil-dependent economy and faces mounting tensions with regional rival Iran.
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As of Friday, Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez is next in line to succeed him because the U.S. territory has no secretary of state, with the resignation of Luis Rivera Marín from that post in the wake of the chat scandal.
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Ocasio-Cortez swept into Congress last year by ousting former House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley (D-NY), a powerful Queens party boss who was widely seen as being next in line for speaker of the House in the coming years.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's embattled governor will name the island's former representative in the U.S. Congress, Pedro Pierluisi, as his new secretary of state and next in line to succeed him when he steps down, El Nuevo Dia newspaper reported.
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READ: The guy tapped to become Puerto Rico's next governor is "throwing more gasoline on the fire" After Puerto Rico's governor announced his resignation, Wanda Vázquez, the person next in line for the governor's mansion, said she didn't want the job.
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Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D), who would be next in line for governor if Northam and Fairfax both resigned, also admitted this week that he wore blackface while dressing up as a rapper at a party in college in 1980.
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Next in line was the standalone Star Wars movie Rogue One, followed by Wonder Woman, the well-received DC Comics film that managed to stand out in an era where it seems like every other film is a superhero flick.
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M.) or Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) Neugebauer is retiring from Congress this year, meaning Pearce or Lucas would be next in line to lead the panel with oversight over federal financial regulators, including the Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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LAREDO — As President Donald Trump continues pushing to build a wall on the country's southern border, elected officials here know that Laredo and Webb County are on the short list of places that are next in line for a barrier.
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William, who is next in line to the throne after his father, made a surprise visit along with his wife, Kate, last Friday to a call center in London, where the National Health Service responds to people reporting symptoms of coronavirus.
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William, who is next in line to the throne after his father, made a surprise visit along with his wife, Kate, last Friday to a call center in London, where the National Health Service responds to people reporting symptoms of coronavirus.
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Dear Miss Manners: How do I not come off sounding like the rude person when I ask someone next in line after me at a store checkout to please step back when I am trying to pay for my purchases?
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The young man in question is Prince Mohammed bin Salman, 31, whose elevation this week to crown prince and next in line to the throne has been assumed since his father, King Salman, appointed him deputy crown prince two years ago.
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Paul Casey, who seems to play his best golf this time of the year, and the defending champion Patrick Reed each shot 66 and were next in line at five shots back, along with Jon Rahm (67) and Matt Kuchar (68).
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With so many variables at stake --mostly whether Pelosi can get the 218 votes needed to become speaker -- and no clear next-in-line candidate, some members are positioning themselves, preparing for a possible vacancy at the top of the party.
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Prince Charles is next in line to the throne after Queen Elizabeth, the current monarch, and today's puzzle contains not only CHARLES in the circled squares (when read from top to bottom), but four of the many titles he bears.
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Still, it's no more than a sideshow within the larger frame of the novel, for as its title makes clear, "Borne" is most concerned not with Mord but with the gift he unwittingly bears, next in line for another showdown.
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Truman, who ascended to the presidency with the death of Franklin Roosevelt in 1945, argued that the speaker, as the leader of the "elected representatives of the people," should be next in line whenever both top elected posts fell vacant.
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Nixon's attorney general, Elliot Richardson, and then the acting attorney general who was next in line, William Ruckelshaus, are celebrated for resigning when Nixon ordered them to fire the special prosecutor who was investigating his role in the Watergate break-in.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) is next in line for the job, and he is widely expected to assume control of the panel.
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Gantz, a former military chief of staff whose Blue and White party won 35 parliamentary seats, would likely be next in line to try to assemble a government if Netanyahu fails to do so within 42 days of being chosen by Rivlin.
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Google One is next in line — unless you're willing to let Google compress your photos (and don't have any other storage needs), in which case its 15GB free plan is the best deal, since compressed photos don't count toward its storage limit.
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King Salman of Saudi Arabia ordered a royal shakeup Wednesday when he appointed his 31-year-old son Mohammed bin Salman to be next in line to the throne, replacing the king's nephew, 57-year-old Mohammed bin Nayef, as crown prince.
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The public backtracking by Mr. Maranhão, 60, raised questions about the lawmaker, who is expected to be next in line for the presidency if Ms. Rousseff is suspended for trial and the vice president takes the helm of the government this week.
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Finance chief David Schroeder said Zalando managed to slow the decline in average online basket size to 56.40 euros in the second quarter, helped by the introduction of minimum order values in several countries, with France next in line to join the scheme.
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As deputy Senate leader, she was next in line to assume the presidency under Bolivia's constitution, after those ahead of her in the chain of succession — the country's vice-president, and the leaders of the senate and lower house — resigned alongside Morales.
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Rangers RH Colby Lewis (22-217, 243) Gonzalez is next in line to take over the No. 23 spot in the rotation after veteran left-hander John Danks was cut loose and Erik Johnson was knocked around in his audition for the role.
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And yet if he does step down before there is a change in the makeup of Congress, the next in line, Vice President Mike Pence, is likely to promote, with greater success, the agenda of his right-wing allies on the Hill.
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"We know of a number of individuals who are either owners of companies or have stakes in companies, who may be next in line ... There is oligarch risk so we have moved to reduce the Kremlin element in the portfolio," he added.
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"During the speech," Mr. Bayh notes, "the television cameras focused repeatedly" on "the two men who were next in line for the presidency" — the 71-year-old speaker of the House and the 86-year-old president pro tempore of the Senate.
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"No," he says, equally point-blank, which is exactly the party line one expects to hear from the deputy publisher of the Times—a recent appointment that put him next in line to lead the paper when the current publisher and chair, his father, retires.
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The opinions in this article belong to the author (CNN)As Donald Trump prepares to move into the White House and Theresa May braces the UK for a hard Brexit, the EU is next in line to reap 2016's bumper crop of political upset.
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Whatever it is, a quatrain is insufficient to contain it, and, as the dyer's hand in Shakespeare's Sonnet CXI is "subdued / To what it works in," Young's is submitted across the stanza break, coloring what comes next, in line 5: This fabric called HERE.
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Schaub says that the "next in line" is Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone, a wildly entertaining fighter who almost broke his opponent's arm and set a new UFC record when he submitted Mike Perry at a UFC: Fight Night event in Denver, Colorado on November 11.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's King Salman made his son next in line to the throne on Wednesday, handing the 31-year-old sweeping powers as the kingdom seeks a radical overhaul of its oil-dependent economy and faces mounting tensions with regional rival Iran.
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Democracy Forward, an executive branch watchdog group, filed a lawsuit on behalf of veterans claiming Trump violated federal law by appointing Wilkie to the position of acting VA secretary rather than Thomas Bowman, the VA deputy secretary, who is next in line at the agency.
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"If I have the support of those who carried out this movement for freedom and democracy, I will take on the challenge, only to do what's necessary to call transparent elections," said senator Añez, who is constitutionally next in line to assume the presidency.
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SAN JUAN, July 31 (Reuters) - Embattled Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló will nominate the island's former representative in the U.S. Congress Pedro Pierluisi as his new secretary of state and next in line to succeed him when he steps down, he said on Wednesday.
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During a special session, Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz said the lack of a vote by his chamber was equivalent to a rejection of Pierluisi's nomination as secretary of state and next in line to replace Ricardo Rossello, who resigned as governor on Friday.
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Turkey looked next in line for trouble with the lira tumbling around 1 percent and hitting a fresh record low in early trading following seven days of hefty losses, prompting the central bank on Wednesday to provide additional liquidity measures to shore up the currency.
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His appointment following Sessions' ouster the day after the midterms circumvented the existing Justice Department hierarchy where Rod Rosenstein would have been next in line, blindsiding lawmakers and stoking fears that Trump's ultimate goal was to dismantle the Mueller probe, which Whitaker now oversees.
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The Middle East "represents about 30% of the world's energy supplies, about 20% of global trade passages, about 4% of the world GDP," the crown prince, who is next in line for the Saudi throne and considered the kingdom's de facto ruler, told CBS.
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If the three men, all Democrats, were to step down, next in line for the governorship would be a Republican — Kirk Cox, speaker of the House of Delegates, who got the job because a Republican's name was picked from this ceramic bowl in a tiebreaker.
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Prince Mohammed, the next in line to the Saudi throne behind his ailing father, King Salman, has become the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia and a close ally of the Trump White House — especially Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser.
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Ever found yourself squashed three people-deep at the bar on a Friday night, discreetly elbowing fellow patrons to be next in line as you impatiently tap your credit card against the counter and grumble that anyone could make a gin and tonic faster than this guy?
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A Saudi-led investigation exonerated the prince's role; however, the CIA report released over the last week places the blame fairly squarely on his shoulders — while others in the Saudi royal family are reportedly plotting to replace the prince as the next in line to the throne.
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He also said Poland may be the next in line, at a later time, while Hungary, where rate hikes are seen off the table until 2019, faced the risk of falling "behind the curve" if they stay low too long and demand pressures drive up inflation.
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Brand's departure is making ripples because, as third in command at DOJ, she was next in line to oversee special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation should the embattled Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein lose his job, or be forced to recuse himself from the investigation entirely.
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Boeing is now seen as next in line to secure a 200-300-plane order as part of a possible economic truce being negotiated to end the trade war, but the recent grounding of one of its jets has cast uncertainty over the timing of the deal.
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The speaker of the lower house of Congress, Rodrigo Maia, who is next in line of succession due to the absence of a vice president, would take over until Congress elects a new president within 30 days to lead the country until the end of next year.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.), who is next in line to lead the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
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Exoticca was founded in 2013 and currently operates in three European markets: Spain, France and the U.K. The new funding will be put toward expanding that tally — with the German market next in line, and a launch into the U.S. and Canada also on the horizon.
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Democrats fell in love with Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE, but Hillary Clinton was next in line.
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The nine-member court on Wednesday unanimously ruled that Pierluisi's assumption of the office was unconstitutional because the Puerto Rico Senate had not confirmed his July 31 appointment by Rossello as secretary of state, the post that is next in line for governor under the territory's constitution.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A senior Saudi official on Thursday denied as "baseless" a New York Times report that Prince Mohammed bin Nayef has been confined to his palace and barred from traveling abroad after being replaced by the king's son as next in line to the throne.
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In fact, his name was originally George Schwartz — his parents changed their last name to Soros (which means "next in line" in Magyar, the native language of Hungary) in 211 in an effort to appear less Jewish and more Hungarian in a country becoming increasingly anti-Semitic.
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But if he were to choose Mr. Whitaker as a replacement over Mr. Rosenstein's own deputy, Ed O'Callaghan, who would typically be next in line to be acting deputy attorney general, such a move would prove how much Mr. Trump has come to trust Mr. Whitaker.
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Related: We Visited the Lesser-Known French Migrant Camp That's Next in Line for Evictions The EU leaders agreed to the earlier target date for visa-free travel provided Ankara meets all the conditions including changing its visa policy towards Islamic states and introducing harder-to-fake biometric passports.
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Latin America "is next in line with regard to export exposure to the EU, while the whole of [emerging markets] and particularly the more open economies of Asia would be hit by secondary effects from any negative spillover a Brexit scenario would have on global growth," Quijano-Evans said.
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Related: We Visited the Lesser-Known French Migrant Camp That's Next in Line for Evictions According to statistics sent to VICE News by British volunteering organization Help Refugees and gathered by the Refugee Rights Data Project, 73 percent of migrants and refugees in the Jungle have experienced police violence.
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Boris Johnson, who could be next in line to form a Tory-led government, has come out against the copyright rules as an example of why the U.K. needs to leave the EU. But right now, it's Johnson's Tory party that has positioned the U.K. behind the bill.
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The company, which supplies communications to shipping, aircraft and remote locations, said the outlook for the next two years was difficult to predict, though it said it expected revenue of $1.2 billion to $1.3 billion this year and $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion next, in line with market expectations.
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In statements to the press on Thursday and Friday, Samsung confirmed its book-shaped folding smartphone will be relaunching as soon as September 6 in its native Korea and then on September 18 in the UK. France, Germany, Singapore, and the US will be next in line, it said.
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First to arrive is Beria (Simon Russell Beale), Stalin's fellow-Georgian and the head of the N.K.V.D., the security service, followed by Malenkov (Jeffrey Tambor)—next in line to succeed Stalin, and dreadfully pale at the prospect—and Khrushchev (Steve Buscemi), still wearing his pajamas under his suit.
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The world learned of the devastation's extent, the following day, from a local ham radio operator whose reports amplified a sense in the Dominican Republic — situated on the eastern half of Hispaniola, the island it shares with Haiti, and so next in line — that this was a horrific storm.
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Mr. Boyer, who was sentenced in 1984 for the murder of a couple in their 60s, has spent 34 years on death row and is one of 25 inmates who have exhausted all appeals, which would put them next in line to be executed, if not for the moratorium.
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And among the first acts of the new acting president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, was to have Mr. Nazarbayev's 55-year-old daughter, Dariga Nazarbayeva, named speaker of the Parliament and therefore next in line for the presidency, and to have the nation's capital, Astana, renamed "Nursultan" after Mr. Nazarbayev.
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On Friday, ahead of the Senate vote to confirm Kavanaugh, New York Representative Jerry Nadler—who is next in line for chairman of the House Judiciary Committee as the current ranking Democrat—announced plans to investigate Kavanaugh for sexual misconduct and perjury, should Democrats regain control of the House in November.
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By the time Prince Mohammed was named Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince in 2015, and then next in line to the throne held by King Salman in June this year, he had already earned a reputation as a pugnacious young man with few scruples about how he got his way.
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The arrests of Badawi and others that Canada was objecting to are part of a wider government crackdown on human rights, ordered by Mohammed bin Salman, the 32-year-old crown prince who ascended to the position of next in line for the throne just a little over a year ago.
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In the meantime, we're all waiting for fired FBI director James Comey to land a book deal while wondering exactly which White House staffers are next in line for unemployment, whether it's the "beleaguered" Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, or special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The German yield curve is next in line to return to negative territory, where the 30-year bond yield is currently trading at 0.01% German figures due at 0830 GMT are expected to show a slowdown in both the manufacturing and services sectors, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
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The U.S. government's plans, after having previously said they wanted Argentina to be next in line to join the rich nations' club, are a win for far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, a longtime admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump who has sought closer ties with Washington since taking office last year.
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The tour came after a period in which the crown prince, who rose to next in line for the throne under his father King Salman last year, consolidated his power at home by jailing — in the Ritz Carlton hotel in Riyadh — some of the country's wealthiest businessmen, including members of the royal family.
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That ended up casting Pelosi and Hoyer more as allies than as rivals, and as time has passed, it's become increasingly clear that by the time Pelosi steps down, Hoyer will be too old to step up as leader; Jim Clyburn, the Democrat next in line, is also in that same boat.
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Although her mom has urged both Victoria and her sister-in-law Sofia to take it easy, the woman who is next in line to the Swedish throne is not just carrying on with her own engagements, but also seems happy to take on the responsibilities of her father King Carl XVI Gustaf.
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That possibility has historical precedent: In "Saturday Night Massacre" in 1973, President Richard M. Nixon fired the attorney general and his deputy because they were unwilling to remove the Watergate special prosecutor, stopping only when the official next in line, Solicitor General Robert Bork, was willing to do what the president wanted.
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Prince William, who is next in line for the throne after Prince Charles, was on a four-day trip to Kuwait and Oman representing his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.William's brother, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, were not at the reception to spend time with their newborn son Archie.
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Due to these factors and an overall glut of retail space in the U.S., Graiser predicts luxury retailers will be next in line to close some stores, as they try to compete in a country that has more than two times the retail space per capita than the United Kingdom, France, Brazil and Germany combined.
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In a party deeply committed to hierarchy, the establishment-favored candidate was always the next in line, often the vice president (George H.W. Bush in 1988) or the candidate who had come in second (or a very close third) in the previous contested nomination battle (Ronald Reagan 1980, Bob Dole 2652.4, John McCain 2810.4 and Mitt Romney 22010).
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Though the design house is working through some internal issues (namely, products that have fallen flat with their target demographic), Graiser, founder of A&G Realty, said such deep discounting at a luxury shop is indicative of broader woes across the luxury space — troubles that could result in the segment being next in line to trim its store fleet.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), who's next in line, isn't sure she'd leave her leadership post on the Intelligence Committee to take the job.
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HRH crown prince Haakon of Norway (which, given he is next in line to the throne, means he can legitimately be called King of the North, right?) opened the event with a funny ("In 1600 we invented clocks and started being late for everything") and engaging speech about the history of innovation and entrepreneurship both in Norway and beyond.
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As I was leaving the square, I looked up #MarchePourLaJusticeEtLaDignité on Twitter and saw that Marion Maréchal-Le Pen—Marine Le Pen's niece, an FN member of parliament, and next in line in the far-right dynasty—had shared a video of a small group of antifascists throwing Molotov cocktails at riot police earlier in the day.
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The new restrictions on the man who until last week was next in line to the throne and ran the kingdom's powerful internal security services sought to limit any potential opposition for the new crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, 31, the officials said, speaking on the condition of anonymity so as not to jeopardize relationships with Saudi royals.
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Some of the political pressure has since shifted toward the two other Democrats next in line to replace him: the lieutenant governor, Justin E. Fairfax, who has been accused by two women of sexual assault; and the attorney general, Mark Herring, who acknowledged that he had worn blackface for a costume around the same time as Mr. Northam had.
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Rumors that Ripple's XRP would be next in line after Bitcoin Cash reached a fever pitch this week among coin hype types, with some reading between the lines of a Tuesday segment of CNBC's Fast Money that's set to feature Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Coinbase President Asiff Hirji in what appears to be a panel discussion on cryptocurrency trends.
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In some other states, the office of the secretary of state has added weight—in Arizona, for example, where Democrat and state Senate Minority Leader Katie Hobbs is polling six points behind a self-funded billionaire with far-right leanings and zero political experience, the secretary of state is next in line for the governorship; in Ohio, where Democratic state Rep.
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The big picture: Former Secretary of State Luis Rivera Marín, who would have been next in line as governor, was one of more than a dozen officials who resigned over the messaging scandal, per AP. Treasury Secretary Francisco Parés would then be the next candidate, but the 31-year-old is too young to be governor, the Wall Street Journal notes.
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In a world where the man who sits in this realm's version of the iron throne is reportedly always looking for his "shiny new toy," Mulvaney could be next in line after Cohn to be Trump's flavor of the week, potentially denting Wall Street's exuberance given how the conservatives look askance at the Kushner's camp's close ties to the financial community.
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The big three consumer VR platforms — PlayStation's Move, Oculus' Constellation, and Valve's Lighthouse — are next in line to receive support, according to Striker VR. Although the gun is only a prototype, Striker VR says it's planning on releasing an SDK to select partners before the end of the year, and hinted that a consumer version may not be far behind.
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Read more:Hillary Clinton keeps blaming Bernie Sanders, but he's not the reason she lost to Trump in 2016Bernie Sanders' and Elizabeth Warren's plans to cancel student debt won't solve the real problem with college loansJoe Biden is 2020's 'It's my turn' candidate, but presidential hopefuls who run because they're next in line tend to lose electionsTrump doesn't really respect members of the military.
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The decision also comes at a time when Saudi Arabia is under increasing international scrutiny, not just because of the civilian toll from its war in Yemen, but also as a result of tensions with Iran, a sudden rift with former Gulf ally Qatar, even bin Salman's promotion over the head of his uncle to be next in line to replace his father, King Salman.
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On March 14, 2017, early in the Trump administration, when MBS was still only the deputy crown prince, he had lunch with President Trump and his top national security advisers at the White House, an unusual honor for someone who was not a head of state and not even the next in line to the throne, which at the time was MBS's cousin, Mohamed bin Nayef.
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