We knew we were close — but not close enough.
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Hayek and Popper were friends but not close to Schumpeter.
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I don't like that her and I are not close.
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LIESMAN: AND THE PEOPLE ARE NOT CLOSE TO THOSE JOBS.
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This can only inform, not close, the argument against repatriation.
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"I will not close my eyes to reality," Schaefer added.
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But he said he was not close to considering them.
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Dust coated the furnishings and doors did not close properly.
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Exercise regularly, outdoors if possible, but not close to bedtime.
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He'll get it even if the deal does not close.
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NEEK: Probably not close, but — I'm going to be there.
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The brand will not close the door to the possibility.
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"We will not close the gates to refugees," he said.
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I'm not close with Aaron SchockAaron Jon SchockFormer GOP Rep.
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Puerto Rico's fiscal crisis is still not close to abating.
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Alabama's loss to Clemson on Monday night was not close.
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So let's not close the door after the horse is gone.
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By all accounts, they are professional associates but not close friends.
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In other words, we should not close the door to Russia.
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I am 58 now and I am not close to retirement.
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It's not close to that on a global business, he said.
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We now have a number that's close, but not close enough.
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"This does not close out all of these lawsuits," he said.
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A solution to this societal problem is not close at hand.
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I'm not close to them, of course, but I'm not optimistic.
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Those that do not close risk the ire of the insurgents.
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But James clarified that merely returning did not close the loop.
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FD: My guess is not close to as much as women.
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"We are not close or far from any party," he said.
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But the court did not close the door on that possibility.
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As I said, this is not close to a complete list.
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We're not close, but we see each other in group settings.
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But the park was not close to full by 8 p.m.
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Cabrera's home run did not close the book on the game.
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The foundation's stake is 0.03 percent, not close to 8 percent.
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If it were not afraid, it would not close the streets.
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Google says it is not close to starting such a service.
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But I think if you look at quality, they're not close.
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And I think he's still not close to where he will be.
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"As much as they love them, they're not close," the source adds.
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But Kudlow said a deal with the Asian country is not close.
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According to reports, the two sides are not close to a deal.
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But for Greeks, and many others, this will not close the debate.
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As for who's not close to Meghan ... her half-sister, Samantha Grant.
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"As much as they love them, they're not close," the source added.
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The good news is the economy is not close to a recession.
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"It is not close to being independent," he stated on the campaign.
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The vote was not close, 22019-1 on that critical constitutional issue.
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"We both thought 'we're not close enough to being anywhere near safe'."
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He lost the third and final game, and it was not close.
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The Sam Boyd stadium is not close to the Las Vegas strip.
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With Trump, these analogies are tantalizingly close but probably not close enough.
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Our heroes do not close the film crushed, mourning, and without hope.
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" While they were not close, he said they had a "wonderful relationship.
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The problem is that the marketplaces are not close to that size.
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And if schools should not close, what happens when there are cases?
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry says the restriction would not close clinics.
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If anything, we need to open those avenues wider, not close them.
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The game's not close to what it's supposed to be played like.
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PETER: Mr. Starr is not close to Mr. Trump in any way.
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I felt like I was close on some, but not close enough.
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This is not close to a comprehensive list, but that's a start.
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In the House, it got 21990 cosponsors — not close to a majority.
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Yes, but: The report is not close to being an independent assessment.
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While JPMorgan was suspicious, it did not close or freeze Nigeria's account.
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Google has said it's not close to launching a search product in China.
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"China will keep its door wide open and not close it," Xi said.
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The problem with this narrative is that it's not close to being true.
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Words form in my mouth, but I'm not close enough to hear them.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Meghan is not close with her half-siblings.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Meghan is not close with her half-siblings.
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I do, I feel oddly close to them even though I'm not close.
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But U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer warned that an agreement was not close.
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I'm not close enough to it but I think he comes out okay.
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"No, I'm not close at all (to signing a new deal)," said Duffy.
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But those efforts are not close to eclipsing Alibaba's main businesses in China.
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I have a not-close girlfriend whom I mostly see with mutual friends.
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"France rejects escalation and will not close any door to dialogue," he said.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225), which did not close for the holiday, slumped 0.6%.
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But Mofokeng's pictures are often not close enough, as at Chief More's funeral.
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But the Yankees could not close that gap in a 4-244 loss.
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"This has a few good things, but it is not close enough," Sen.
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"The government does not close down any universities and does not close down CEU either ... The aim of the government is to ensure that all universities are governed by the same rules and there should not be privileges," he said.
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But you know who's not close, in terms of either topographical or emotional geography?
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FRENCH MINISTER DARMANIN SAYS "ONE MUST NOT CLOSE THE DOOR" REGARDING FCA/RENAULT DEAL
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That's not close to a living wage, and also falls below Illinois' minimum wage.
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Sometimes, when you invest and you're not close to it, you can't see it.
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"If he will not close the review, our economy will face problems," he added.
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I've appreciated how far I've come and how I'm not close to dying anymore.
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Additional manpower will not close the resulting gap; we must leverage leading edge technology.
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"During the month of Ramadan, food and drink businesses must not close," it added.
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Mines must return funds if they do not close by the end of 13.
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The two men were not close and their conversations were usually short, Winnett said.
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Musk was not close to taking Tesla private, and had not lined up financing.
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Alexander, who was not close to Regeni, would not publicly comment on his case.
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There, the team can identify potential relatives, usually distant cousins and not-close relatives.
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"We are not close to launching a search product in China," he told employees.
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The brothers were not close, Eric (whom PEOPLE could not immediately reach) told reporters.
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Even into the 19th century, as the romanticization continued, her eyes did not close.
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If you need to talk and your friends and family not close, contact me.
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In any case, the university should not close off this option for confidential disclosure.
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To reduce inequality, we must continue to open doors of opportunity, not close them.
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At its current progression, the overall gender wage gap will not close until 28503.
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We're told he insisted he be placed in another room that was not close.
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"It will not close a door and create a small circle," Mr. Xi said.
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That is not to say that Joshua Kushner is not close with his family.
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Probably not close to deserting him: most Republican voters are still with Mr Trump.
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Atlanta is the N.F.L.'s top-scoring team, and the race is not close.
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Musk was not close to taking Tesla private and had not lined up financing.
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We're not close to the general-purpose kind of cyborg, humanoid in the home.
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But America must open—not close—its doors if it is to do so.
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That one was not close, as Bubba Watson ended the match in 12 holes.
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In the House, the original version got 21990 cosponsors — not close to a majority.
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The additional troops will also not "close" the border, as the president tweeted last week.
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China, Mr Xi assured delegates, "will keep its door wide open and not close it".
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But in the bottom of the inning, the Mets could not close out the game.
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She was not close with her father, a short-haul truck driver, during her childhood.
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We're still not close to photorealism yet but it has a lovely Simcity-esque quality.
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Nicole, 25, has a chronic birthday poster; it's even more awkward because they're not close.
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I'll just say that I think it's less than 50%, but not close to 0%.
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Samsonite was studying reviving its U.S. manufacturing base, but is not close to taking action.
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Tig's family, with whom she's intimate but not close, is equally original and sharply drawn.
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Overall, the number is also continuing to climb, but is not close to a record.
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Madrid is not close to any beach, and yet the city thrives on outdoor living.
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If the acquisition does not close, the proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
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"This is unacceptable, and we must not close our eyes to the phenomenon," he said.
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For political tourists and others, rooms are expected to be available, although not close by.
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It should come as no surprise that Trump's plan would not close this bonus loophole.
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And that's not close to being the most unusual version of the play now running.
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These issues arise when the neural tube — a key embryonic structure — does not close properly.
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Same with New Mexico (already blue) and Arizona (not close to blue, though getting closer).
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We're not close enough to cook but we're also not far enough away to freeze.
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He has said the synagogue will not close down or cede any ground to violence.
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South Padre Island in Texas did not close beaches for spring break, according to Reuters.
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Our sources say the women are cordial, though still not close enough to hang out.
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It is doing well at home and in countries that are not close American allies.
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Roundup "If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough," said Robert Capa, famously.
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He declined to provide any details because the plans were not close to being completed.
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The clock has stopped for the pay gap — it might not close for 232 years.
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She did not close the border, as North Korean and Mongolian leaders chose to do.
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But two other sources at the time said sides were not close to a deal.
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"Hyperbolic" is the technical term for an orbital path that does not close on itself.
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The retailer did not close its stores on Tuesday because of the incident, she added.
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But accounting for intangibles, says Mr Philippon, narrows but does not close the investment gap.
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We're not close to losing them yet, but things are changing fast in the region.
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It was a room shared with a man who did not close his eyes, ever.
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"One public meeting will not close background check loopholes," said Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer.
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I'm not close enough to these guys to know whether they're taking responsibility or not.
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"That said, I want to be clear, Belfort will not close," Bailey was quoted as saying.
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But the group represents a different archosaur lineage than dinosaurs, and they are not close relatives.
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"It does not close the door on them meeting that test in the future," Polak said.
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But it has said it will not close the border because that would violate international treaties.
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And while that's a high number, it's not close to the amount of music being produced.
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But not close enough -- there was still several feet of space between Barnes and the car.
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The half-siblings are not close, and by Samantha's own admission, haven't spoken much since 2008.
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And although the race is not close, there is plenty of variety in the parties' manifestos.
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Clinton's campaign has also invested heavily, but as NBC's Mark Murray points out, it's not close.
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Sources familiar with leadership's thinking, however, tell me they're not close to having made such decisions.
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Even though negotiation with the Taliban has failed, the door for peace talks should not close.
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I wouldn't say dead, but at this time, they're not close, let's put it that way.
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We could lay off every single state employee and it would not close the budget gap.
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The show does not close its eyes to just how criminal and barbaric Germany's wars were.
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"The Good Earth," at the Flea Theater in Manhattan, does not close until Saturday, Sept. 3.
|
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But this race was not close, and it was not decided by technicalities in the rules.
|
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Lindsay Whalen's final shot from just inside halfcourt was not close, setting off the Sparks' celebration.
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Perhaps this issue is limited to siblings; you mentioned that he is not close with his.
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It has no running water or toilets, and is not close to the river, residents said.
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And it's not close to the "gross misrepresentation" that Perdue is trying to cast it as.
|
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" He told me, "The trouble with the photographs that people take is, they're not close enough.
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But in Washoe County, home to Reno, the doors did not close until around 10 p.m.
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My dad's girlfriend, who is not close to any of us, is invited to the wedding.
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Astralis then made quick work of Spirit in a 2-23 sweep that was not close.
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"You get paid for taking on the risk that the deal may not close," Icten said.
|
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Members of the class of 2017: Do not close your ears to opposing points of view.
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If the government did not close the border and heed their other demands by 9 p.m.
|
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Even the April release of N.S.A. exploits is not close to exhausted, according to several cyberspecialists.
|
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One problem has been that some of the lavatory doors do not close properly, he said.
|
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The Spurs could not close the remaining gap in the fourth quarter, thanks to Hood's efforts.
|
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I'm not close to it; I think I listened to it when I was a kid.
|
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That evidence may never materialize, but the indictment does not close the door on this issue.
|
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And grandparents, it's not close enough of a relationship for a grandfather or grandmother to petition.
|
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But Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush were not close and Barbara had never been in the residence.
|
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One count on which the jury was hung was a $5.5 million loan that did not close.
|
|
The party's leaders and the Trump administration are not close to a deal to break the stalemate.
|
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"Regardless of what happens in Washington, the Grand Canyon will not close on our watch," Arizona Gov.
|
|
Google has described the search app, known as Project Dragonfly, as an experiment not close to launching.
|
|
The S&P fell below 2,600 earlier this week but did not close below it until Friday.
|
|
We are simply not constructed at this moment politically to deliver any president a not-close victory.
|
|
But he and Jeter were not close, and Yankee fans never fully embraced their high-priced slugger.
|
|
She and Anne were not close friends, Nussbaum said, but they rehearsed a play together in 1941.
|
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We are finding ways to stay in these games, but it hurts to not close it out.
|
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Republicans are not close to agreement among themselves on what any "Obamacare" replacement would look like, however.
|
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To date, Cruz has performed far better than any other non-Trump candidate — and it's not close.
|
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Chris Christie, is not close to Trump Several Trump allies panned Stepien's office as incompetent and ineffective.
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We're not close to that kind of descent in America today, but we're closer than we've been.
|
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"I don't talk much about him because my father and I are not close," he told me.
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I was not close to Amash in the six years I served with him in the House.
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He did not say why the city did not close the facility after the notices were ignored.
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Bankruptcy judge to have final say Being designated as the winning bidder does not close the deal.
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For one thing, there's the work really is practically not close at hand, but spread throughout Chicago.
|
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There was the fact that the game itself was not close: The Cavaliers lost by 20 points.
|
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The corporate office did not close and employees are still expected to come into work, Buzzfeed reported.
|
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The consecutive defeats mean that the Pirates did not close out the regular season in top form.
|
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Small businesses did not close because of the flu, and hundreds of thousands of jobs weren't lost.
|
|
Mr. Stallone's statement did not close the door to his playing a role in the new administration.
|
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Even after these horrible four weeks, Republicans on Capitol Hill are not close to abandoning their man.
|
|
Not close behind was a 1957 Ferrari that sold for $35 million in Paris, France, in 2016.
|
|
The newspaper, citing anonymous sources, reported that regulators and the companies are not close to an agreement.
|
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The newspaper, citing anonymous sources, reported that regulators and the companies are not close to an agreement.
|
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Of late, the two women are described as "cordial, but not close," by someone familiar with both.
|
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That debt was not close to the top of the ranges listed on the financial disclosure reports.
|
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Some counties closed their schools, rather than follow the order; the state did not close its schools.
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Some counties closed their schools rather than follow the order; the state did not close its schools.
|
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But it's not close to 2,000 murders right on the other side of the wall in Mexico.
|
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Notably, officials say Thompson's arrest does not close the investigations into recent bomb threats made to JCCs.
|
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Or suitable jobs may be available but are not close to where they and their families live.
|
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De Bruin said that list has since been further refined but prosecutors were not close to any indictment.
|
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However, it did not close at those lows, which would have marked the end of the bull market.
|
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The real estate and utilities sectors were the only two sectors that did not close in a correction.
|
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It's really difficult to invite our friends and neighbors to visit our church if it is not close.
|
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" However, he went on to say that Google was "not close to launching a search product in China.
|
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If the rings are not close to one another, the app will block the series from being watched.
|
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The three cities - Tampico, Torreon and Culiacan are located in northern Mexico but are not close the border.
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He insisted Qatar would not close a Turkish military base or shut Doha-based satellite channel Al Jazeera.
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We are not close to abandoning America, but we are closer to feeling like America could abandon us.
|
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But that's not close enough or direct enough to convince most people to leave their cars at home.
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I'm here with someone who I used to be very close with who I'm not close with anymore.
|
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The three cities - Tampico, Torreon and Culiacan – are located in northern Mexico but are not close the border.
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Otherwise, they feared the roof would not close if the temperature dropped because of contraction of the track.
|
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" The post concludes, "He's in shock still as we all are but not close to what he is.
|
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But at the very least, we can say that inner-city crime is not close to record levels.
|
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" The Center for Constitutional Rights, whose lawyers have represented Guantanamo detainees, said Obama's plan "does not 'close Guantanamo.
|
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I'm feeling lazy and the restaurant is not close to any subway, so I grab a cab ($9).
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This is an improvement over 2016, when prices fell, but still not close to the BOJ's price target.
|
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He admitted that he is not close to any of his three children, but feels indebted to them.
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Even when McIlroy appeared to be rousing himself out of his stupor, he could not close the deal.
|
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If you're not close to what's happening in technology, you don't really understand where the world is going.
|
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But Turkey could not close out the game, missing four consecutive free throws in the final nine seconds.
|
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Usually, the lead roles in "My Fair Lady" are not close to the same age, given its plot.
|
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Attendance at prayers has dropped significantly across Pakistan but not close to the government's limit, witnesses told Reuters.
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While she and Judge Kavanaugh were not close friends, they continued to cross paths at Yale and beyond.
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Two of the gunman's three brothers said they were not close, and the third could not be located.
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And we will lament that it will not close for more than 100 years on its current course.
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A billionaire talking about income inequality is a hard sell, and Steyer certainly did not close the deal.
|
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Her conduct was sloppy and inappropriate, but it was also fairly common and not close to being criminal.
|
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"I will not hide from this council that we are not close to a comprehensive agreement," he said.
|
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Mr. Manafort and Mr. Trump, who were not close until the campaign, had brushed shoulders over the years.
|
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The Seattle-based company had said previously that it would not close its deal with Virgin before Oct.
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One positive is that unlike on Wednesday, the market did not close on the lows of the day.
|
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It was an easy decision, not close at all, requiring no effort, but why is that "hands down"?
|
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Those factories would not close, said Scott—but their products would become more expensive products due to tariffs.
|
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But contrary to earlier reports, the Yahoo Tech news site will not close, a Yahoo spokesperson told us.
|
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That election was not close, which perhaps made people feel more free to vote for a third party.
|
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Rangers 3B Adrian Beltre (calf) did some light running on Wednesday but is not close to a return. 2.
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While they're reportedly not close with their kids, Isabella recently told The Daily Mail that they do speak regularly.
|
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The deal remains subject to regulatory review, with expectations that it may not close for at least one year.
|
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When that happens, RBs will be superstars once more—but we're not there yet, and we're probably not close.
|
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It's 2017 and we're still not close to having a Rosie the Robot or C-3PO in our homes.
|
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Turkey did not close the border, but we suspended for security reasons our movements because of the military operation.
|
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Tesla, meanwhile, made a sharp U-turn and said it would not close most of its showrooms after all.
|
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The inability to easily charge while listening is a mild annoyance, but not close to being a deal-breaker.
|
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"We're close, and moving in the right direction, but not close enough to risk it," the aide told CNN.
|
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"We're not close to Venezuela yet, but if this goes on, we will eventually turn into that," Fava worried.
|
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"It's important that we not close ourselves off from these questions because things like this keep happening," Hayes said.
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I have bought boxes of the Carnation Half & Half from Amazon many times that were not close to expiring.
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G.E. prevailed in the long-running negotiations in June 2014, and the acquisition did not close until late 2015.
|
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My friend and I are not close to this woman, but we do see her from time to time.
|
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In his testimony on Wednesday, Mr. Enright said Google was not close to releasing a search product in China.
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"We are not close to any agreement," Mr. Vucic told Serbs during a visit to northern Kosovo this month.
|
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Pharmacies, grocery stores, and more would not close, and he asked people to stay indoors to whatever extent possible.
|
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I find them inspiring, especially when it's something you haven't seen before, and not close to anything I'm doing.
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The boats tacked from side to side, coming close but not close enough to push the hat to shore.
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Not close enough, that is, as Christian is emotionally detached while a grieving Dani clings onto him for comfort.
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Not only are she and Jo not close, but Amy appears to be downright cruel to her oldest sister.
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Heller is not close with Trump, although his allies insist he has a good working relationship with the president.
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It's closer to London in terms of having many stops in many places, but not close in much else.
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No, Iran is not close to building a nuclear weapon or trying to, as the White House has asserted.
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He was willing to see me, but did not authorize the take-homes, certain the clinic would not close.
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Of course, building anything new in the US, experts will tell you, is incredibly difficult, if not close to impossible.
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Fox has said any referral for an in-depth probe could mean the deal would not close before next June.
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I think he'd look to further open, not close, our borders... Economically, I think he'd tell us some hard truths.
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As we discussed, it's not close to a billion dollars a year even if Apple had all the revenue. Right.
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But what if the original painting is not here for comparison's sake at all, or at least not close by?
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"But our work on search has been exploratory, and we are not close to launching a search product in China."
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While we don't know everything about Kim Kardashian and Brody Jenner's relationship, it's probably safe to say they're not close.
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"We must not close ourselves off to the world, but rather redouble our commitment to ensuring shared growth," Lew said.
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Investors think the political situation is "not close to bottom yet", a BofAML Latam Fund Manager survey said this week.
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Kiribati (pronounced "kiribass" and derived from the British colonial name for the islands, the Gilberts) is not close to much.
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"It was widely anticipated, if not fully expected, that the auction would not close after the first round," said Bergmann.
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When I'm not close to my family I freak out and I'm just not the best person I could be.
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It acted as a support level for the index, which fell below it Friday but did not close below it.
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The porn star told the newspaper that she had known Daniels for about 15 years but they are not close.
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A senior official in Brazil's foreign ministry, who asked to remain anonymous, said the country will not close its borders.
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"This is not close to the offer to #ChristinaBlaseyFord," replied Grassley's office to Scuitto, a former Obama State Department official.
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When Jerry Blevins could not close out the inning for Colon, Collins made a double switch and brought in Flores.
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The laser was no longer moving, Chief Slabinski recalls, though he was not close enough to check the airman's pulse.
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Today, what we hunt, is not close by so we have to go to the city and get industrialized food.
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The index, which is often called Wall Street's "fear gauge," did not close above 30 on any day in 2019.
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But, he said, the container port should not close before a new facility is up and running in Sunset Park.
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John Kerry was not close to Barack Obama but ultimately won support from his president for his Iran nuclear deal.
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An NBA spokesperson told CNBC the league has considered many "scenarios" but is not close to rolling out a plan.
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The two sides reportedly had "fruitful" talks over the weekend but they're still not close to striking a new deal.
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It will make an offer on your house sight unseen, but it will not close the deal without seeing it.
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The two sides are not close to a deal and the discussions could very well fall apart, the person added.
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The Trump administration changed the rules for Americans traveling to Cuba in June, but it did not close down tourism.
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"If we do not close the immigration loopholes that currently exist, this population will continue to grow exponentially," Padilla said.
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Despite the balanced scoring effort, the visitors from the Big Sky Conference could not close the gap to single digits.
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The Trump administration changed the rules for Americans traveling to Cuba in June, but it did not close down tourism.
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The burrito chain will not close any restaurants and will add a recurring online employee assessment for food safety standards.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday that China and the U.S. were not close to striking a trade deal.
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The National Police were deployed after the Catalan regional police did not close polling stations in line with a court order.
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Eurosceptics think it leaves Britain too tied to EU rules and pro-EU lawmakers say the ties are not close enough.
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"We are not close to being IPO-ready, but that was a future consideration in selecting Morgan Stanley," Lynch told TechCrunch.
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It's cold, wet, and not close enough to spring to be exciting but too far from the holidays to be festive.
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One girl sends a tray of medical supplies flying in the air, even though she's not close enough to touch it.
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However, most experts agree that the technology is not close to mass adoption and is still just in the trial phase.
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C Evgeni Malkin, out since March 11 with an upper-body injury, is skating again but is not close to returning.
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Separately, Lighthizer released a statement saying the NAFTA negotiations continue, but that the three countries are not close to a deal.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said earlier on Thursday that China and the U.S. were not close to striking a trade deal.
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"Veselnitskaya is not close to the Kremlin," said Mark Galeotti, a Prague-based specialist on Russia's security services and organized crime.
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We're not close, but I think what he did was good and he knows that I think he did was good.
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They were doing something ... And not close down the government in Whitehall in 1765 and keep a far-flung empire afloat.
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They demanded the resignation of Mr. Fuchs if he did not close the campus or lift the ban of prohibited items.
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One vaccine that many people wished for urgently — but that never arrived — was an H.I.V. vaccine, which is still not close.
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She and Judge Kavanaugh were not close friends, but they crossed paths, including at Yale and at a wedding in 1997.
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But Britain will not close its schools and it has yet to ban large public gatherings, like concerts or sports events.
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And disagreement may not close down the dialogue because of the civility that arises from a shared activity and shared space.
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Olson said U.S.C. Coach Clay Helton decided this week that he would enter the game if the score was not close.
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I've had dozens of interviews with Pelosi over many years, and we have a good, if not close, reporter-politician relationship.
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Republicans control only 28503 seats, and there are not close to eight Democrats willing to vote for the GOP healthcare plan.
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Company officials reiterated on Wednesday that they would not close any factories and said they would not cut factory jobs either.
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The global gender pay gap will not close for 70 years unless such efforts accelerate, according to the International Labor Organization.
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In a salary cap league, contract value is half of any trade evaluation, and in this case it's just not close.
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Eurosceptics think it leaves Britain too tied to EU rules, and pro-EU lawmakers say the ties are not close enough.
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Still, Florida is not close to rivaling New York and Connecticut, which have by far the most hedge fund managers and firms.
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Per the Journal, the European Commission says it will not close court proceedings against Ireland until all of the money is transferred.
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Two years after JonBenet's killing, with the case not close to being solved, Boulder's district attorney convened a grand jury in 1998.
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And if that's not close enough, you can pair macro shots with the zoom lens to capture an incredible amount of detail.
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But this is not close to the end of the road for the DA's office in their quest to do their work.
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The two were not close at Harvard, then-friends and advisers told CNN, but the 2020 campaign offers them an unexpected reunion.
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Name Withheld You mention the length but not the depth of your relationship with your neighbors, so I'll assume you're not close.
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Mr Williams often finds citadels with doors that do not close; or crews with no training on what to do if attacked.
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If the result is not close, the winner could be clear after the second projection, some time between midnight and 1 a.m.
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Uber invented ride-hailing, and it can continue to maintain a sizable market share, if not close the gap with some investment.
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China will keep its door wide open and not close it, Xi told the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday.
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What he won't touch: Trump will leave in place U.S.-Cuba commercial flights and will not close embassies or break diplomatic relations.
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While I am not close to the ICANN process these days, I can imagine the pressure that they must have come under.
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She walked back down to the beach proper, and went as close to the tideline as she dared, but not close enough.
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To minimise further impact, Ryanair will start to trim capacity from UK airports this winter, although it will not close any routes.
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"They are not close to being expensive yet," said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group in New York.
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"Before the election, I had been saying I really, really hope there's not a hack and that it's not close," he says.
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They will make sure that those components are not close to the end of life, requiring you to re-engineer the product.
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Under their agreement, AT&T will have to pay Time Warner $500 million if the deal does not close by April 22.
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Trump's message sent a clear signal that the shutdown, which is now in its 27th day, is not close to being resolved.
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He was not close to his mother, so his brother Warren intervened, collecting Adams and bringing him to Wellington, where he lived.
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However, Senate negotiators are warning they are not close to a deal that would allow the prison reform bill to move quickly.
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If we analyze the situation more quantitatively, it's clear we're not close to matching or exceeding the brain in silicon and software.
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"We need to be honest with people and say we are not close to that deal right now," he told the BBC.
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During my border visit, I met many artists, activists and even ranchers who sought to reach across the border, not close it.
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That is also because the cost of living in Augusta is not close to the cost of doing business in greater London.
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Certainly, both exude heat, but it's not close to what Ms. Ferri had with Julio Bocca, her longtime partner at Ballet Theater.
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I have had surgery, but I see my neo-vagina as a queer space that should open up options, not close them.
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Although this process is not close to being safe for humans, it is a good bet that one day it will be.
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Yet Mr. Trump chose not to release his returns, and his tax proposals would not close a single loophole that benefits him.
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In corporate news, Toshiba announced it would not close a deal on the sale of its memory chip unit before July 28.
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On Tuesday night, Sanders lost badly in Missouri -- "Not close at all," John King noted as CNN called the race for Biden.
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"If there's a fixed biological limit, we are not close to it," said Elisabetta Barbi, a demographer at the University of Rome.
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In the third quarter, he had thrown six successive incomplete passes, and many of those throws were not close to their targets.
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A new union, HA Employees Alliance, threatened to go on strike if the government did not close its borders to the mainland.
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My personal experience with the Fed is certainly not close to that of Booth, but it was not contrary to her findings.
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The company said it would not close the 5th Avenue Hotel while it refurbished it, a process that would take several months.
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EICHNER I created this angry, irrationally passionate persona that "Billy on the Street" grew out of, which is not close to me.
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The state argued that an emergency stay was unnecessary since the law would be implemented gradually and not close any clinic immediately.
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Though that figure was still not close to the 220,063 people apprehended in March 2000, the highest monthly number recorded since 1999.
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It is hardly strange, therefore, that Chile does not close its eyes to what is happening to our water, forests and coastline.
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Colors are either overly muted and not all that realistic, or so overblown that the photo is, again, not close to reality.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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I suspect that the jury is not close to a resolution; otherwise, they would have wrapped up their deliberations before the weekend.
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"That doesn't mean we're not close to the edge, but I think we're one step ahead from where we were," he said.
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The CEO attributed the deceleration in billings to two deals that did not close due to the continuing resolution legislation and changing government.
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I'm still not close to my weekly target so far, so I try to get in as many steps as I can tonight.
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He is not close to buying back in, he says, because even after the steep drops, investors remain too optimistic for quick recovery.
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It turns out you can get broadband speeds from GCI for $74.99 per month, which is close, but not close enough to count.
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Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, reportedly said in an internal meeting last week that the company was "not close" to relaunching in China.
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They are currently living with a member of their family whom they are not close with; it hardly feels like home to them.
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When Akil allegedly struck her another time in Atlanta after they had just had sex, Brenner says she could not close her jaw.
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Stocks attempted to stage a reversal Thursday but failed, though the market did not close on its lows as it did on Wednesday.
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But, like Mr Tillerson, he is still insisting that he would not close the door on talks with Mr Kim, should he respond.
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In the comments, he told a friend that he was not close to the action in the photo and said he was travelling.
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"The economic gender gap is reducing at a snail's pace and, all being equal, will not close for centuries - 202 years," he said.
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OF/1B Andre Ethier is not close to resuming baseball activity as he recovers from a slightly herniated disc, manager Dave Roberts said.
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Emergency responders have urged people to take shelter indoors, unplug household appliances and park in areas not close to trees or power lines.
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Although he and I are not close, I respect my father's decision to follow his heart and pursue the life he has chosen.
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CNBC also suggested that the company is "not close" to mass-production of the batteries required for its $35,000 trim level Model 3.
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We're not close to the limit ... And it is important to separate out the question of should rich people pay more in taxes.
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"No, I'm not close to it," Engel said when asked on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" if he would remove Omar from the committee.
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Kansas answered with a 4-yard pass from Stanley to Michael Zunica and added a field goal but could not close the gap.
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But the quant-hedge-fund source said that losses this time around were "not close to" those during the quake a decade ago.
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Three years ago, the school was ranked No. 13 in KenPom, which is certainly not good, but also not close to historically awful.
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The school that a Malian boy, Moussa Konate, attended was closed intermittently for months; jihadists did not close the school for six months.
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Andrew Cuomo, at which he announced he would not close public schools at the moment, but would shift those decisions to local governments.
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If her heart is open to benevolence for the greater good, then the least the Democrats can do is not close the door.
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While Inslee has reached the fundraising threshold laid out by the Democratic National Committee, he is not close to meeting the polling threshold.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a higher open, but not close to erasing a significant portion of Friday's coronavirus-driven sell-off.
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The two were not close, and he was somewhat dispassionate upon hearing the truth — words like "interesting," and "not surprising," peppered the conversation.
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" Giuliani said they were not close to an agreement for Mueller to interview Trump and had not heard from him "in a week.
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At the same time, this could lead Beijing to severely contain American corporate interests in China, if not close off the market altogether.
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But CEO Pichai has dismissed speculation around its activity in China, saying the company is "not close" to launching a search product there.
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"New home inventories, while still a bit below historical averages, are not close to their lows," said David Berson, chief economist at Nationwide.
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Even if DARPA's funding for this project were withdrawn, it would not close the "Pandora's box" that this new technology represents, they wrote.
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The two sources told CNN that Comey and Kelly had a professional relationship and deeply respected each other, but were not close friends.
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According to ESPN's Ian Begley, the Knicks are "not close" on an Anthony trade even with training camp set to begin September 25.
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Apple likes to suggest the iPad Pro is good at multitasking, but it's not close to what you can do on a traditional computer.
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But it did not close there, which would have had to happen to count it as a bear market under the generally accepted definition.
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At the same time, Google is developing a censored search engine for Chinese users, which it says is experimental and not close to launching.
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Rocky Kabir, Cox's secretary, said he witnessed the hug from afar but was not close enough to confirm or deny the use of tongue.
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There have been a number of candidates not close to leading in the polls at this point who went on to win the nomination.
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Merkel's decision to not close the borders didn't encourage people to leave their homes and go on an uncertain journey over thousands of miles.
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Abbott CEO Miles White last week declined to respond directly to a question on the Alere agreement, fueling speculation the deal might not close.
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The big picture: It's not close to the $21.5 million former Vice President Joe Biden reported or the $24.8 million Mayor Pete Buttigieg claimed.
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Your history shows that we must not close our doors or our minds to the hope that other humans have to live in peace.
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There currently aren't enough genetic counselors to communicate what we know – and don't know – about test results and we're not close to meeting demand.
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"News Flash, @realDonaldTrump hoping @JamesComeyFBI cuts @MikeFlynn some slack because he is a 'good man' is not close to #Obstruction," Rivera tweeted Wednesday morning.
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To succeed, cam models walk a near impossible line: bringing voyeurs close enough to feel special, but not close enough so that they're dangerous.
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It's not close enough to cause direct destruction but near enough to bring another potential round of wind and rain to the ravaged islands.
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Some say it will leave Britain too close to the bloc while others argue her proposal offers a relationship that is not close enough.
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In other words, Cramer said, Salesforce did not close on the business it wanted to, and that is why the stock fell on Thursday.
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Even the most progressive bill will not close the pay gap completely – because the pay gap is driven by many different factors beyond discrimination.
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While housing starts did rise steadily throughout 2017, they did so very moderately and are still not close to historically normal levels of production.
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Vance was opposed to Trump's 2016 campaign -- he voted for an independent candidate -- and is not close to the President or his political orbit.
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Trinese Cropper, 51, said she has experienced water damage, falling plaster and windows that could not close in the Bronx River Houses, in Soundview.
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But San Francisco is not close to meeting its goals for more housing, and no one, including Elberling,can be sure that will soon.
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The Amazon walkout was led by a worker who was alarmed that the company did not close the center after a colleague fell ill.
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Slovenia, Italy's neighbor to the north east, has said it will not close its border with Italy to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Tauron Wydobycie, part of top energy firm Tauron, will not close any of its coal mines, Chief Executive Tomasz Cudny told the Rzeczpospolita newspaper.
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The Ducks outshot the Devils 11-4 in the third period and pulled Miller with 4:03 left but could not close the gap.
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Powell said rates are not close to "neutral," the level where the Fed is neither hitting the gas nor the brakes on the economy.
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"Each year, the President signed a budget request that said, 'Thou shalt not close Gitmo,' " the former Republican staffer told me, with evident satisfaction.
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Even by the non-traditional standards of this White House, Scaramucci's comments to a reporter with whom he was not close were simply shocking.
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But Lagares' thumb grew sore, and he could not close his glove around his hand, following a pre-batting practice session in the batting cages.
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According to CBS News, Figula said the vote was not close and that KOIT found 22016 percent of listeners were opposed to banning the song.
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Wild defenseman Ryan Suter beat Crawford and clanked the crossbar with a shot on the next shift, but the Wild could not close the gap.
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Now, AT&T is saying the deal may not close until 2018, past its end-of-year deadline it set when the merger was announced.
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The company said the second quarter results were impacted by population genomics initiatives which did not close in the second half of June as expected.
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"I had heard indirectly, because I was not close to it, that he had gone through a series of orchestral conductors," Sinatra Jr. told NorthJersey.com.
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And all of a sudden it was in my own head 'How could I not close out a five-stroke lead with nine to play?
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Malala Yousafzai took to Facebook on Friday asking President Donald Trump to not close U.S. doors to defenseless refugee children seeking asylum in the country.
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But Tea does not close her tribute there: She ends with the question of how the HAGS will be treated by San Francisco queer history.
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Officials in both countries have downplayed the notion of a "bromance," insisting the two men are not close personal friends but rather closely aligned allies.
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Infantino said the sport could not close its eyes to using technology to help referees but had to be careful about interrupting matches too much.
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But if it's not close, I think there'll be a lot of momentum (from Republican officials, too) to dismiss any claim of a rigged election.
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Pay inequity has been illegal for almost sixty years, but, at current rates, America will not close the gender pay gap until at least 22017.
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Van Rouwendaal began to pull away on the third of four laps, and it was not close by the end of the 10-kilometer race.
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The results so far suggest that's possible, since Mr. Trump is not close to the pace needed to win a majority of the popular vote.
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But political junkies following along from the Eastern time zone will have to stay up late: Polls do not close in Arizona until 250 p.m.
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The sources said Comey and Kelly are not close friends but that they had a professional relationship and a deep mutual respect for each other.
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Some of Galveston County's petrochemical facilities are surrounded by a 16-foot-tall (5 m) levee system that is not close to breaching, Henry said.
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"Regardless of what happens in Washington, the Grand Canyon will not close on our watch," Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said in a statement on Friday.
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You would enter the White House with Iran likely closer — but not close, to be clear — to obtaining a nuclear weapon — — because of Donald Trump.
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Prince, for example, died without a will, and his estate is now held by estranged relatives, many of whom he was reportedly not close with.
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Bennett also described the first lady's relationship with Ivanka as "cordial, not close," and that her stepdaughter's formal role as a senior adviser "intimidated" Melania.
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But leaders in Washington were not close to being done with Syria; they simply moved toward policies for which they would not be held accountable.
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The Dow finished up 567 points, the fourth-largest single-day point gain in history, though overall it represents 2.3%, not close to a record.
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If it does not close by the end of 2017, Sky shareholders would be eligible to receive a special dividend of 10 pence a share.
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"Idemitsu has already reduced refineries by half to three and will not close any more," CEO Shunichi Kito told Reuters in an interview last month.
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For example, the gap in earnings between women and men will not close until the year 2058, according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research.
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Ren said that he is not close to Meng because his time in the military prevented him from bonding with her when she was young.
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But after many railroads complained that they were not close to completing the task, lawmakers in late 2015 gave them another three years to comply.
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While the nominee for the secretary of education's hearing was moved because of the good work of Patty Murray, her paperwork is not close to complete.
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A number of deals in the company's forecast did not close in the last month of the quarter as customers shifted to a more cautious approach.
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"In China ... their supply chain is not close, and is scattered, giving (Italy) a competitive advantage," said Ercole Botto Poala, CEO of Italian textile producer Reda.
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Lenders began underwriting those loans to the lower premiums immediately, as well, given that the loans would not close until after the cut went into effect.
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Overall, they're not in the same ballpark as the iPhone 8 or X sensors, and definitely not close to the shots from the Pixel 7003 devices.
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Romney and Bush are not close, but Romney deeply admires former President George H. W. Bush and is sensitive to his status as a GOP elder.
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But an airport security official told CNN that new safety protocols and additional resources may not close all the gaps that exist in airline cargo security.
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He began a rehab assignment with that club Wednesday and walked the one batter he faced on four pitches that were not close to being strikes.
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Pimentel also said the Senate would not close its doors to reopening the investigation into the heist, given that only a small amount had been recovered.
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And while he picked up the nomination of the Republican Party, he's not close to the mainstream that would make crossover likely from Democrats to Republicans.
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Even if they were not close friends, the principle rule of law remains: Justice must not only be done, it must be seen as being done.
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A trade war could be the final straw that leads Beijing to severely contain American corporate interests in China, if not close off the market altogether.
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Not close to a weapon: The Iran nuclear deal sets a 2023 percent enrichment level, enough to fuel a power plant but far from weapons-grade.
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Google has not confirmed or denied that this is the project's goal but has said it is not close to launching a search product in China.
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Earlier this year, Sessions referred the case to himself on appeal and used it to rule that immigration judges could not close cases administratively any longer.
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Sessions did not close the door on appointing a second special counsel if Huber recommends it — although he has repeatedly indicated misgivings about such an appointment.
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Even if this game is not close, it will have the compelling mania that all New England Patriots games do, and be watchable for that reason.
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The discussions are fluid and a deal is not close to being finalized, according to the person, who was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
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Musk's notion of building autonomous vehicles without lidar sensors is unrealistic, says Russell, because the alternative — computer vision — is not close to being ready for implementation.
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However, in a disaster scenario, hotels themselves might be damaged or unusable because of the crisis, or simply not close enough to serve the immediate needs.
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But it was not close much longer, as the Nets made five 3-pointers in the third quarter while Phoenix missed all five of its attempts.
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The initiative "is not for geopolitical purposes; it will exclude no one; it will not close a door and create a small circle," Mr. Xi said.
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But unless a P.F.O. causes a nonfatal stroke, doctors do not close it; it doesn't cause problems, and most people never even know they have it.
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It has more than 3,000 staff in those countries, although many will stay because Danske will not close its large administrative back-office operation in Lithuania.
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Fiat Chrysler intends to say in its formal proposal that it will not close plants or cut jobs, the two people involved in the talks said.
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These employees say their stores did not close for deep cleaning, nor were shoppers notified, and feel that managers tried to "hide" or downplay the situation.
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As the votes were tabulated, it appeared that Ms. Abrams had come much closer to winning than other recent Democratic candidates — but perhaps not close enough.
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The racial marriage gap, which is attributed in part to tougher overall economic situations for black Americans, narrows with education level, but it does not close.
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The two know each other through Sessions's position on the Senate Judiciary Committee, from which he oversees the Justice Department, but are not close, Lynch said.
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As stocks sold off, he noted another positive was that tech favorite Apple hit a new all-time high Monday, though it did not close there.
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"There are candidates, but we're not close…we're years away," he says, though several international health agencies are behind the project, which might speed up the timeline.
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If you do decide to opt out of the mandatory arbitration clause, Chase says it will not close your account and there will be no negative consequences.
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While the U.S. military has ships in the South China Sea, they were not close to the weekend test and are not in danger, the official said.
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The two are at a dimly-lit bar, and she's revealing that she has no siblings, her mother has died, and she's not close with her dad.
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"The adoption requests have been a huge problem as they are not close to healthy enough for adoption," Janie Jenkins of Chicago French Bulldog Rescue tells PEOPLE.
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Place your milk on the lower or middle shelves alongside cheese and eggs, but not close to the back of the fridge, as that's the coldest area.
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Four times, Williams was a point from victory in the tiebreaker — at 20083-5, 7-6, 22007-26 and 24-26 — and could not close it out.
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To be sure, increasing access to financial services alone will not close the racial wealth gap, the difference between the average white and black households' net worth.
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Varadi said Wizz had "some work to do" on this issue, as it was not close to being 50 percent owned by EU nationals outside of Britain.
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The stocks went down relentlessly for months and seemed like perpetual value traps, before staging a fierce rebound — though not close to full recoveries of all losses.
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Clinton has vowed that if Congress does not close the loophole, as president she would ask the Treasury Department to use its regulatory authority to do so.
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The last photograph was taken at a height of 167 feet and was blurry because the camera was designed for viewing from a distance, not close up.
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"Closing Rikers does not close the jail system, and we need to fix what's inside these buildings — wherever we put them," his first deputy mayor said recently.
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Startups, wooed by cheap rent and a frenetic party scene (clubs that open on Friday night often do not close until Monday), have arrived by the dozen.
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"China's door will not close to the world but open wider," Mr. Xi said in a letter addressed to the gathering, which was organized by Fortune magazine.
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In the laundries, some of which did not close until the 1990s, so-called fallen women washed the dirty linens of clients that included the Irish military.
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Ms. Sorokin, who spoke only vaguely of her childhood, said she was not close to her "conservative" parents; she noted that they did not attend her trial.
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Microsoft's planned acquisition of GitHub, a software development company, is not close to the company's largest, and it will not have a big, immediate impact on profits.
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There are some clear cases: It is considered poor form to try to break up a no-hitter with a bunt when the game is not close.
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A slew of weak economic data last week fueled fears of a recession, but Goldman Sachs said Monday the U.S. is still not close to a downturn.
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This campaign official described Pence's relationship with Manafort as "friendly, but not close," and said the two men did not know each other before the Trump campaign.
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Most studies on A1 and A2 proteins, if not close to all, have been funded by the a2 Milk Company or dairy industry trade groups that oppose it.
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The remarks will come amid sharp market tumult that began after comments he made in early October indicating the Fed was not close to stopping interest rate increases.
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"We consider it vital that the Government should not close off policy options on future regulation of EU immigration ahead of negotiations with the EU-27," it read.
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As late as recent decades, intersex children's vaginas were regularly penetrated with a "bougie," an instrument used to ensure that the artificially created hole would not close again.
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"What I want to say to the government is: You can put us in jail, but do not close the eyes and ears of the people," he said.
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I only added WhatsApp because I decided that it could help me have an informal means of communication with more people, even if they're not close personal friends.
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And it's not close to over: The Department of Energy estimates it will take at least 50 more years, and cost another $107 billion, to make Hanford safe.
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How useful they will prove to be depends on designing and building antennae to get data to homes or vehicles that are not close to terrestrial cell towers.
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With no guarantee the lower tariff window would not close again at the end of March, firms were rushing to bring cars in, dealers and industry insiders said.
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In fact, it was so important to the celebrity buyers that some did not close their deal with the property until the underground entrance was complete, Cantor said.
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"What I want to say to the government is: you can put us in jail, but do not close the eyes and ears of the people," he said.
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Expressing further skepticism, Carter said that while "you've got to keep hoping, the experience suggests that we're not close to that point" where Russia will change its actions.
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Two free throws by Gary Harris with 863 seconds remaining expanded the Nuggets' advantage and a wild Dallas shot at the end of the game was not close.
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While Qualcomm did not close the terms of the deal, analysts estimated that Apple withheld $5 billion, or about $2 per share, under its previous royalty payment agreement.
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The company also said it had almost completed its disposal programme, though Hester said it was not close to selling its Middle Eastern business, given difficult market conditions.
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OF Ben Revere, who went on the disabled list April 6 with a right oblique strain, is working out with the team but is not close to returning.
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The financial newspaper also said the DOJ might still consider approving the deal with certain conditions but that the two sides were not close to an agreement. on.wsj.
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The shave is not so much not close enough as not a shave at all, instead a kind of endless passing of my hand unbelieving through a hologram.
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"The CMA has found that GVC and Ladbrokes are not close rivals and there are many other providers of betting and gaming services online," the competition regulator said.
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One unnamed COO told Gross that "there is an expectation we live beyond our founders" today, and not close down just because the founder is ready to retire.
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"It's not close to the $2 billion today, but over time we expect to be able to recover it," Lance said at Conoco's annual shareholder meeting in Houston.
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But she could not close it out, particularly after injuring her right ankle when she stepped on the ball at the end of a point at 7-7.
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"Naomi Smith, CEO of pro-EU group Best For Britain, told Business Insider: "We're not close to a deal because this Prime Minister isn't trying to get one.
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Lawmakers and administration say they are not close to a deal that would fund roughly 25 percent of the federal government, including the Department of Homeland Security. Sen.
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"Blackmailing European countries in turn for the refugee crisis, this is something that the European Union should not close their eyes to," Mr. Demirtas told reporters on Monday.
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But the bulk of Silicon Valley businesses — including Google's corporate headquarters, which is almost 3 miles north of the Mountain View station — are not close to Caltrain stops.
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While Washington and Beijing may be closer to signing an accord than at the start of the process, then, they're still not close to putting pen to paper.
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I think the end point will be a growing realization that the emperor Vladimir Putin and his corrupt oligarchy network around him, that they really were not close.
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He will be taking the reins from Mr. Mnuchin, who led previous rounds of negotiations with the Chinese but could not close a deal that satisfied the president.
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Mr. Albanese has raised $207,000 but is not close to qualifying for matching funds because he has not received enough in qualifying contributions from New York City residents.
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Spina bifida occurs early, at three to four weeks of pregnancy, when the tissue forming the spinal column should fold into a tube but does not close properly.
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The challenge is to keep holding that door open, to not close it behind me, to take a sledgehammer to its edges until it's wide enough for everyone.
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"We are convinced that Prime Minister Sanchez will not close any door to dialogue in that meeting, nor exclude any topic," it said, referring to next week's meeting.
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Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai has said the firm wants to expand its services in China but that it is "not close" to launching a search service there.
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Though several health overhaul bills have been introduced, and others are being discussed behind closed doors, Republicans in Congress are not close to voting on a legislative package.
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While the Trump administration's new rules limit U.S. economic engagements with certain entities, largely in the tourism sector, they do not close off opportunities in many other sectors.
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Data center revenue, which accounts for nearly a third of Nvidia's sales, fell short as a number of deals did not close in the last month of the quarter.
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"College friend (and not close friends either, I was actually surprised when she asked me to not only be in her wedding but to be the maid of honor)."
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But it is not close to breaking even, losing about $1m a month as a result of its high fixed costs, such as having a research team in America.
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The gap in experience at distance was obvious throughout the fight as Hendricks could not close the distance when he wanted to, but Thompson could do so almost effortlessly.
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Dana White says he's still "not close" to getting a deal done with Floyd Mayweather to fight Conor McGregor ... but says he's trying his hardest to make it happen.
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President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he could let a March 1 deadline for a trade deal with China "slide" if the two sides were not close on agreement.
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Always open mail from financial institutions and respond to stockholder proxies and queries about account balances to make sure your account does not close for a lack of activity.
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Ms. Shales, 67, looked out her window and could see flames on the Sepulveda Pass, but not close enough for her to worry about evacuating on that October night.
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Although that area is not close to Beijing, the curbs are likely being considered as a precaution against chemicals triggering safety breaches that could distract from the national event.
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"We need to punish Samarco but not close it," he said, adding that the creation of a new mining watchdog and periodic dam checks should head off future problems.
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The score was not close, either: 3-0, a margin that would come to represent both Liechtenstein's sole victory for about two years, and a nadir for Icelandic soccer.
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The Utes could not close the gap back to single digits again until Kuzma hit a pair of free throws to make it 65-57 with 113:37 remaining.
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Nepotism is a heavy charge to throw around, especially when Austin Rivers has previously gone on record claiming that he and his father are not close outside of basketball.
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As for whether the line might be built in stages, he said it was likely because the city could not close the entire corridor for construction all at once.
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The Suns called timeout and got the ball with two-tenths of a second left, and Booker's desperation overhead tip from behind the 266-point arc was not close.
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For his part, Mr. Trump sees the meeting as a historic opportunity to use his dealmaker's skills and personal connections to bridge gaps that his predecessors could not close.
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Orlando International Airport, which flies hundreds of travelers to and from Disney World and other attractions, will not close on Labor Day as originally planned after the storm shift.
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We don't have precise attendance numbers for O'Rourke's speech on February 11, but it was clear from photos and videos that Trump's "400" figure is not close to accurate.
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Jackson did not close the door on re-signing point guard Derrick Rose, his marquee addition from last summer whose season ended with a torn right meniscus this month.
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"To whisper to a senator but refuse to say anything publicly is not close to a good enough show on independence," he said from the Senate floor last week.
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CNN's Jim Acosta reported Thursday that White House staffers were mulling the idea that Trump could use Twitter later to signal that the federal government will not close down.
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Apple's discussions with SoftBank, which was the first Japanese telecommunications company to sell the iPhone in Japan, are not close to completion, the person briefed on the talks cautioned.
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"He only made a short introductory speech and took notes tirelessly for two and a half hours... He welcomed opinions from people not close to the government," Alkin said.
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After a review of the deal, the CMA decided to clear the merger as SSE and Npower are not close rivals for customers on standard variable tariffs (SVT), it said.
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"I was the only one who was living with my dad when he died and I'm not close to the rest of my family because of my insecurities," he said.
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The factories, most of which build vehicle models that will not be sold in the U.S. after next year, may not close entirely, depending on United Auto Workers union negotiations.
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But deep doubts remain about whether it is legal or workable, with some human rights campaigners saying Europe should not close its borders to people genuinely fleeing for their lives.
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Reuters reported on Monday that private equity firm TPG Capital was considering investing in Jet, which is part owned by Etihad Airways, but is not close to finalizing a deal.
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It was the reverse on Friday, as the two-times champion at Quail Hollow played quite well for most of the day but could not close out a good score.
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The Utah Republican, who has been floated as a potential candidate for Senate or governor, did not close the door to another run for public office in his Wednesday statement.
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Colombian Foreign Minister Carlos Holmes Trujillo has promised his country will not close its doors, but has asked for international help as its health and education systems come under strain.
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And when it reports earning for the first time as a public company on Wednesday, investors will get a sharp reminder that it's still not close to making a profit.
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"Most of the people who are celebrities and were friends of my mother's are not close friends of mine," Bernstein tells PEOPLE of his connection to his mother's famous friends.
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The liberal Asahi Shimbun newspaper called in its editorial for Trump to "not close the door of dialogue" while the conservative Sankei paper said Kim had underestimated the United States.
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The message, which appears without any any user interaction upon visiting a site, reads: Please stop and do not close the PC … The registry key of your computer is locked.
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The problem is loneliness, especially after dark; though not close friends, they are both widowed, and she's wondering whether they might pool their solitudes, as it were, and find comfort.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell told reporters on Tuesday the Senate would not close for a planned recess if the partial government shutdown stretches into next week.
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Democrats' opening offer in the Wednesday meeting did not include wall funding, but they also did not close the door entirely to providing money for physical barriers along the border.
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I was keenly aware when I was not close enough and I often put off other work to go to the gym, take extra walks, and jog in my room.
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But especially in a race that is not close, withholding a concession could add to the toxicity of the political environment and threaten the ability of the winner to govern.
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Sherif Sulaiman, an organic food scientist who moved to Denmark eight years ago from Egypt, said Muslims must not close themselves off in enclaves but open themselves up for interaction.
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Pros: Multiple hooks to accommodate different yarn and thread weights, works for handcrafting needles or machine sewing needlesCons: Hooks do not close and can snag items in a tote bag
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says NAFTA negotiators are making progress and will continue to engage in talks, but he reiterated the three countries are not close to a deal.
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Name Withheld Because you're not close to your in-laws, they're not entitled to expect you to tell them things your stepson and his wife don't want them to hear.
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General Manager Rick Spielman declined to disclose the terms of the deal as the Vikings reported to Minnesota State University, Mankato, but Zimmer's original contract was not close to expiring.
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"Closing Rikers does not close the jail system, and we need to fix what's inside these buildings — wherever we put them," Anthony E. Shorris, the first deputy mayor, said recently.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Sunday the country will not close its door to the global internet, but that cyber sovereignty is key in its vision of internet development.
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At Hotel Raya, there were no televisions, the towels were well-worn and the doors to my room did not close properly — but then, who would ever want them shut?
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's federal government will not close airports and bus stations due to the coronavirus, Infrastructure Minister Tarcísio Freitas told broadcaster Globonews on Friday in a live interview.
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Well, if Night Angel is who I think she is, she should be hysterically laughing under her mask because the panel is not close to guessing her identity at all.
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A spokesman for Miami International Airport said the airport will not close but noted that it is not a shelter so an influx of stranded people could stretch basic services.
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"This is why we saw UAE openly withdraw from its military coalition in Yemen: It decided the risks of confronting Iran in Yemen are not close to worth any benefit."
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A top Democratic lawmaker on the Senate Intelligence Committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election said Friday that the panel is making progress but not close to concluding. Sen.
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Wells Fargo would charge customers a fee to extend the period during which they could cement the interest rate if the loan did not close before a certain time frame.
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The club regularly hands out free tickets to local children, and it has refitted all of its V.I.P. areas; some do not close until the small hours of the morning.
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Other markets where ADNOC is looking for possible downstream expansion are China, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia and Pakistan, he said, adding the company was not close to a decision.
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We are not close to any of the kids of our invitees, and we don't want crying or loud playing during the ceremony or reception (or the extra expense, either).
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And then there are two clusters of elections in upper-left quadrant that stand out for their unusual nature — close at the national level, but not close at the state level.
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DuPont said on Tuesday the merger, announced in December 2015, may not close in the first quarter as planned and will now likely close in the first half of the year.
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The Czech and Slovak bidders signaled that further changes were needed at Metro, though they said they would not close stores in Germany and its core markets, or cut jobs substantially.
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It's rush hour and traffic is awful, but we're meeting in Cupertino, which is a bit too far to bike to and not close enough to public transportation and shuttle stops.
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Octopuses have 500 million neurons in their bodies, not close to the 100 billion that humans have, but still much larger than other invertebrates (dogs have about 500 million neurons too).
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Confidentially I know of 4 funds directly effected… One of our EF companies lost one commitment because their investors could not close their fund in time due to the EIF suspension.
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But critics argue the tie-up will lead to higher prices and less innovation, and the merger may not close until a multi-state lawsuit to block the deal is resolved.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Talks between British Prime Minister Theresa May's government and the opposition Labour Party are not close to breaking the Brexit deadlock, Labour's finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Wednesday.
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Pangilinan of Philex said he would not close the door on a China JV, while Philex President Daniel Stephen Carlos said a "farm-in" type deal was also being looked at.
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Beyond contributions, he has lobbied Congress to open — not close — the loopholes that benefited him personally at the expense of ordinary taxpayers who have to make up for this tax avoidance.
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Most recently, he enacted executive actions that will tighten — but not close — the "gun show loophole" and hire more staff to run background checks, among other tweaks to current federal law.
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It was the same outcome Matzek had when he began his rehab assignment with that club Wednesday and walked the one batter he faced on four pitches that were not close.
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"We are not close to an agreement by any stretch of the imagination" on changes to the commissioner's powers to penalize players and hear their appeals of those penalties, Goodell said.
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But Britain must also look beyond the EU and ensure it does not close off opportunities with the rest of the world, said Francisco Sanchez, former U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce.
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The author of "Bright Morning of Pain," who knew but was not close to Helen or her best friend, Olive Grossman, drew on Olive's relationship with Helen in writing the book.
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A recent study shows that the marital pay gap that springs up after a first child is born typically does not close if the birth happens between age 28 and 270.
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Trump on Wednesday said he would not close the southern border, but that he would implement measures allowing officials to turn back migrants seeking to cross into the United States illegally.
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That is, of course, not close enough to a majority, which means it's going to need support from other parties, potentially from smaller left-leaning parties, like Labour or the Greens.
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Many Iranians asked why authorities did not close down Tehran's airport and the country's airspace at a time when they would have been on alert for retaliation after the missile strikes.
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Many Iranians asked why authorities did not close down Tehran's airport and the country's airspace at a time when they would have been on alert for retaliation after the missile strikes.
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The firm's proposed routes in London include areas south of the River Thames which are not close to underground stations including near the Battersea Power Station redevelopment, according to TfL's website.
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Abbott Chief Executive Miles White last week had declined to respond directly when asked whether he would reaffirm Abbott's commitment to the $5.8 billion deal, fueling speculation the deal might not close.
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The crisis is not close to being contained, with new revelations about contact between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, bitter recriminations among White House staff and the prospect of Congressional investigations.
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The view that the labor market is not close to overheating is also central to Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan's view that the Fed should be patient and cautious in raising rates.
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At 21573 billion light-years away, it's not close, so we're observing this bright behemoth not as it is today, but as it existed some four billion years after the Big Bang.
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With only a few hours away until voters choose their next president, Cabral is hopeful that whoever wins the next term in the White House will not close doors to international trade.
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A Bloomberg report thatm British Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet is not close enough to agreeing a way forward for top level Brexit negotiations to resume added further uncertainty to UK markets.
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He was panting and damp from arousal and very close to coming, though not close enough to come from five light strokes alone, when she began to quiz him on the omens.
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Li (Planetary Science Institute)Comets brush by us all the time, but they're usually not close enough for us to catch anything more than a glimpse as they streak through the sky.
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TMZ said it had spoken to Markle and that he had said a paparazzi agency had approached him and offered him money, although the sum was not close to the reported figure.
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Yet at its last policy review, the RBI cut its growth outlook for the current fiscal year to 6.7 percent from 7.3 percent, suggesting it is not close to considering raising rates.
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Behind the scenes: James Comey's epic firing The sources said Comey and Kelly are not close friends but that they had a professional relationship and a deep mutual respect for each other.
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Hirata stressed, however, that Toshiba was making preparations in case the deal did not close by end-March, saying it had "launched a working group to consider various measures" to raise capital.
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Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, reported on Friday that Brexit talks were on hold because Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet was not close enough to agreement on how to proceed.
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In written answers to supplemental questions from the committee following his confirmation hearing last week, Mnuchin did not close the door to a potential Treasury declaration of China as a currency manipulator.
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Reuters reported this week that private equity firm TPG Capital was considering investing in Jet but is not close to finalising a deal, a plan that could help the airline raise money.
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The Brazilian government has said it will not close the border and plans to relocate refugees to other cities in the interior of Brazil where they can find work and settle down.
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TMZ said it had spoken to Markle and that he had said a paparazzi agency had approached him and offered him money, although the sum was not close to the reported figure.
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But both U.S. lumber producers and Canadian officials say they are not close to completing a quota deal that would limit Canadian lumber mills to a specific percentage of the U.S. market.
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But this is a question that should open up Kendrick's oeuvre, not close it, and also allow us to explore the way hip hop has compromised the distinction between music and literature.
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A US official told CNN earlier this year that the weapons system is not close to being operational, and analysts caution that Russian boasts of new military capabilities are often overblown. 4.
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"I've been by Mike's side for 19 years, and I've never met Donald Trump," said Kevin Sheekey, an adviser to Mr. Bloomberg, underscoring the extent to which the men were not close.
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When I want to take a portrait of someone I'm not close with, I usually try to get to know them a little more by hanging out with them for a while.
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As someone who attends high school and deals with acne at a higher magnitude than most of my peers, I can safely say that blemishes are not close to being considered cool.
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At a church service on March 15, Howard-Browne said he would not close his church's doors until the Rapture, when believers will be lifted up to heaven, according to evangelical theology.
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SAO PAULO, March 20 (Reuters) - Brazil's federal government will not close airports and bus stations due to the coronavirus, Infrastructure Minister Tarcísio Freitas told broadcaster Globonews on Friday in a live interview.
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At a White House news conference on Wednesday evening, however, Trump did not close the door to Senate Democrats' call for more than $8 billion in emergency funding for anti-coronavirus efforts.
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CEO Sundar Pichai told employees earlier this month that the company was "not close" to launching a search product in China, following reports that Google was planning to return to the country.
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D.M.V. documents provided by the department were translated from English to Farsi, which is close to Dari, a main language in Afghanistan, but not close enough for most Dari speakers to understand.
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Alphabet – Alphabet's Google unit is not close to launching a search engine in China, according to a transcript of a talk given by CEO Sundar Pichai to employees and seen by Reuters.
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PSA and Fiat have said they will not close any factories, pleasing political leaders, but analysts are skeptical that they can keep that promise when sales are under pressure around the world.
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Such is the reach of the dollar that penalised individuals will struggle to open bank accounts, own assets or be paid, even in countries that are not close to Mr Trump's America.
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The person in touch with Kadirov&aposs family says the two men knew each other only from their days as fellow drivers for the ride-sharing app Uber and were not close friends.
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At the peak of the migration crisis, the German chancellor Angela Merkel said she would not close her borders – a controversial policy amid rising support for populist views in the largest euro economy.
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The average first reached 1,000 during the trading day in 1966 but did not close above that level until 1972; it then fell sharply and only reclaimed the 1,70 level 10 years later.
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WUZHEN, China (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Sunday the country will not close its door to the global internet, but that cyber sovereignty is key in its vision of internet development.
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Samantha, who shares a last name with Markle but is by all accounts not close to the soon-to-be princess, is reportedly penning a memoir called The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister.
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The deal with Qatar and Glencore was so last minute that it appeared it would not close in time to meet the government's deadline for booking money in the budget from the sale.
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If you do decide to opt out of the mandatory arbitration clause, Chase says will not close your account; rather, you will simply retain the right to sue if a dispute should arise.
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Those businesses that did not close were generally without electricity, because 40 percent of the city—according to ahe figure cited by President Enrique Peña Nieto in his evening address—remained without lights.
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He came within two points of defeating Lin in a thrilling final at London but could not close it out as his opponent played brilliantly in a late flurry to snatch the title.
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After the county's 2014 action, property appraisals were still not close enough to market value to comply with Texas law, which requires them to fall between 95 and 105 percent of market value.
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International Airlines Group -- one of the world's largest airline groups and the parent company of foreign carriers like Aer Lingus, British Airways and Iberia -- did not close the door to a rebranding effort.
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Washington (CNN)White House staffers are mulling the idea President Donald Trump could use Twitter Friday night to signal that the federal government will not close down, a senior administration official told CNN.
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CyberArk Software – The cybersecurity software company cut its current-quarter earnings and revenue forecast, due primarily to its performance in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, where certain anticipated deals did not close.
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And I'm not talking through my hat: For the past 15 years I've been writing nonfiction books that describe real events and real people, well known or not, close friends or distant acquaintances.
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LONDON, April 10 (Reuters) - Talks between British Prime Minister Theresa May's government and the opposition Labour Party are not close to breaking the Brexit deadlock, Labour's finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Wednesday.
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Three-year-old Abel Tasman chased the Dallas Stewart-trained Forever Unbridled as the finish approached but could not close the gap in what amounted to a two-horse race at the oceanside racetrack.
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Renewables are part of the answer, but it will also take other low-carbon tech options, and policymakers should not close the door on any of them, a new paper by MIT researchers finds.
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In August 2018, Musk posted on Twitter that he had "funding secured" for his plan to take Tesla private at $420 per share, when in fact he was not close to achieving that funding.
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This new Saudi version of "moderate Islam" can be understood as one that is amenable to economic reforms; it does not close shops at prayer time or banish women from public life, Fandy said.
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"Brandon and Brody have very different lives than Kendall and Kylie, and as much as they love them, they're not close," the source says about the Hills alum's half-sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
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His nodes are in Leo and Aquarius, so something is rumbling for him in August, but they're not close enough to the second eclipse to make me think he's in any kind of danger.
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In response to a question on the matter, HSBC's Mackay said the bank is not close to where it wants to be on that growth but is making good progress expanding loans and mortgages.
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Nur said the car bomber appeared intent on hitting a convoy carrying Somali military commander Ahmed Mohamed Jimale and other senior officers, but was not close enough to cause any casualties among his entourage.
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As part of the Paris accords, the US has committed to reducing its total emissions by at least 26 percent from 2005 to 2025, a target the country is still not close to meeting.
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" President Reagan was guided by the principle that "we should be trying to foster the growth of two-way trade, not trying to put up roadblocks, to open foreign markets, not close our own.
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"Every system could be habitable and could be settled, but they wouldn't visit us because they're not close enough," Carroll-Nellenback said, though he added that just because that's possible doesn't make it likely.
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A vast majority of NATO members are not close to the target of 2 percent of gross domestic product for military spending that the alliance reaffirmed at its summit meeting in Warsaw this month.
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It seemed to be the ideal portrait of a woman who, two albums on from her Mercury Prize-winning debut, was not so much concerned with pleasing those who were not close to her.
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However, the fact that the bags do not close completely with a zipper or have a crossbody strap for extra traveling convenience makes us second-guess the bag's practicality as a dedicated travel bag.
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To understand this, you have to forget about the narrowly decided presidential election for a minute and turn your mind back to the battle for the Republican nomination, which was not close at all.
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But we are still not close to even that level of breakdown, nowhere close to the social chaos and revolutionary fervor that gave us 2,500 bombings in 18 months during Richard Nixon's first term.
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The Governor believes in a balanced approach that places a priority on protecting our environment and traditional industries but that does not close the door on jobs and lower energy costs for Maine people.
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"Close, but not close enough," the United Nations envoy Espen Barth Eide, who had practiced months of shuttle diplomacy in hopes the talks would yield a peace deal, wrote in a post on Twitter.
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The kind of rapid, Chinese-style growth (10 percent GDP growth per year) simply has not happened — in part, though not close to entirely, because international sanctions have cut off Pyongyang's access to foreign markets.
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Mexico's state oil firm, Pemex, did not close the valve at a leaking gasoline pipeline when first notified because it was not initially thought to be an "important" leak, Mexico's security minister said on Sunday.
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IBM could not close some large deals in that business, which is its largest, while a couple of large clients took their operations in-house, Chief Financial Officer Martin Schroeter said on a conference call.
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Areas close to wildlands are most at risk of a shutoff, San Jose Deputy City Manager Kip Harkness said, but homes within that distribution system will be affected, even if they're not close to wildland.
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But those close to Trump are quick to caution against reading too much into those closer-than-expected special elections and not-close-enough Senate races, noting Barletta and Renacci's sluggish fundraising and lackluster campaigning.
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But negative reactions from auto industry groups in the United States and Mexico suggested that an agreement on autos - viewed as crucial to a near-term NAFTA deal-in-principle - is not close at hand.
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Boschi, whose name has also come up in the phone-tapped conversations, said in an interview with Sunday's La Stampa newspaper the government was under attack because it was not close to Italy's vested interests.
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The postponement weighs on sentiment as it indicates a resolution to a trade dispute that hit markets around the globe last year is not close, said Luciano Rostagno, chief strategist at Banco Mizuho do Brasil.
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Also, "the U.S. and China are not close to any resolution at this point of time and a lot of central banks continue to buy gold, particularly China," which is supportive for gold, he added.
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After hiking interest rates in each of his first three quarters as chairman and then suggesting in October that the Federal Reserve was still not close to neutral, stock markets started to tremble under Powell.
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"We always have to remain flexible in terms of how we support our diplomats to ensure that we do not close any doors that may allow forward progress on the diplomatic front," Mr. Esper said.
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"The very fact that someone saw some Russian, a Russian somewhere, is not close to a criminal act, I think it's ridiculous, it's degrading for such a great country as the United States," he continued.
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"But the criminal jurisdiction of states tends to be so much broader than the federal government that such a move might not close the door to all potential criminal liability in such cases," Vladeck added.
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The Competition Commissioner has said she can only allow funding of uncompetitive mines on condition they are being phased out, which is at odds with Szydlo's electoral promise that she would not close any mines.
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Announcing half-year results a day earlier, Chief Financial Officer Masayoshi Hirata said Toshiba had launched a working group to consider various options to raise capital in case the deal did not close in time.
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But when a friend is in the dumps and you're not close by to give her a hug, smile, or pat on the back, you may just end up feeling helpless, while she feels alone.
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To minimise further impact, Ryanair will start to trim capacity from UK airports this winter, cutting 600,000 seats from a planned 9 million at Stansted Airport this winter, although it will not close any routes.
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And describing the quarantine as something that would be "for a short period of time, if we do it at all," the President also said that he would not close the New York City subway.
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LJUBLJANA, March 11 (Reuters) - Slovenia will not close border with Italy but will start performing health checks there to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, Health Minister Ales Sabeder told a news conference on Wednesday.
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Although markets did not close during the 2008 global financial crisis, there are concerns that with many dealers having to work from back up sites or home, volumes could be patchier during the coronavirus outbreak.
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When Gordon Sondland became a key witness in the Trump impeachment inquiry in November, Trump told reporters on the White House lawn that he was not close to the US ambassador to the European Union.
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Even if the deal did not close by then, it would close "at some point in April, May or June," Naruke said during his visit to a new chip R&D center in central Japan.
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"There is no land to grow vegetables or to keep chickens, and we are not close to transport or the market anymore," Than Ei said outside her one-room home in Myaing Thar Yar village.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said in a statement late Monday that Mr. Flynn's resignation would not close the question of his contact with Russian officials.
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It asks you to think of the multiple ways a camera can tell a story that are not close-up, close-up, over-the-shoulder, over-the-shoulder, two-shot, push-in through the door.
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But Republicans on Capital Hill are not close to having a replacement plan ready, and don't expect to vote on a budget reconciliation bill that would repeal major portions of Obamacare until late February or March.
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He speaks often with the President, and the two men share New York backgrounds and sensibilities, though a former aide to Giuliani says they were not close before Trump launched his bid for the White House.
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PARIS, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The French government will not close any of its nuclear reactors besides Fessenheim before the end of the current presidential mandate which runs until 2022, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday.
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" Wells Dixon, an attorney with CCR who represents some Guantanamo detainees, told VICE News that every time Obama mentions working with Congress, "I shake my head and mourn the fact that he will not close Guantanamo.
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"With the ECB likely not close to additional easing, this week's meeting looks unlikely to stand in the way of safe-haven buying of the euro," said Josh O'Byrne, a currency strategist with Citi in London.
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While polls in several key Senate races — for the GOP-held seats in Arizona and Nevada and the Democratic-held seats in North Dakota and Montana — will not close until later, the results after 8 p.m.
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"We should solve these problems, not close our eyes ... because if you don't do it, then nothing changes," Sophia-Christina Borisyuk, 13, Shulga's former classmate who co-founded the composting project, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Announcing half-year results, Chief Financial Officer Masayoshi Hirata said a day earlier that Toshiba had launched a working group to consider various options to raise capital in case the deal did not close in time.
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The authority, which is meant for major emergencies, war and similar situations, would let the company charge high enough rates for its coal plants to stay open and not close due to competition from cheaper sources.
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Some of the ones that caught my eye include IN AND OUT, I'M A MAN (na NA na na NA), SURE SURE, RINSE OUT, BOGARTS, GUESS NOT, CLOSE ONE, "GRAVITY'S RAINBOW," ISMENE and YOU'RE DARN TOOTIN'.
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In a statement to the newspaper, the office of the U.S. Trade Representative's deputy chief of staff, Payne Griffin, said officials there are not close to a decision yet on whether to adopt a new approach.
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The oven was on in Patricia Elcock's apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan because the radiators were cold — and a window in her 26-year-old grandson's room would not close all the way.
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State oil firm Pemex did not close the gasoline pipe when first notified by the military, about four hours before Friday's blast, because it considered the leak "minimal," Security Minister Alfonso Durazo told a news conference.
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However, the stage is not expected to shrink substantially — eight of the 12 candidates that will debate Tuesday night have already qualified for the November debate, and the qualification deadline does not close until Nov. 13.
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Senate Republican negotiators reported that they are not close to a deal on healthcare reform and that scheduling a vote by July 28503, which Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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It's not close to either of the more extreme performance traditions, whether the subjective style of Wilhelm Furtwängler, Bruno Walter and, more recently, Christian Thielemann, or the classicizing manner of Otto Klemperer or, today, Riccardo Chailly.
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They also say Kushner can use friendships like the ones he has with media mogul Rupert Murdoch and billionaire Ronald Perelman as a bridge to influential people with whom his father-in-law is not close.
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Instead, why not close off Broadway to traffic for a far longer stretch — perhaps even from one end to the other — creating an unfettered corridor for bicycles and pedestrians that would slice across much of Manhattan?
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The company, the parent of Lee, Wrangler and Rock & Republic jeans, opened on the market just under $214 a piece, slid to nearly $248.36 in June and did not close above $217 again until late October.
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The European Union's Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs Pierre Moscovici also threatened sanctions against Panama and other tax havens if they do not close their tax loopholes, according to the Associated Press.
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In the CBS interview, Sheikh Tamim reiterated that Qatar would not close down the Doha-based Al Jazeera television network, as demanded by the four countries who accuse the broadcaster of bias and interfering in their affairs.
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For the vast majority of the American population not close enough to Swift's thumping heart to garner an invitation, ogling her guests, their matching bathing suits, and their nearly identical figures became part of the national holiday.
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It might not be Snap, and it's not close to Facebook's volume when it comes to humans connected to the internet, but that's still a massive user base that can generate a big business if monetized properly.
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After astronomers combed through some of the distant data, they were surprised to see that some of the galaxies they were looking at were not close spiral galaxies of a normal size, but huge ones farther away.
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Zhao Zeliang, director of the Cyberspace Administration of China's cyber security coordination bureau, told reporters that every article in the law accorded with rules of international trade, and China would not close the door on foreign companies.
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Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, reported on Friday that Brexit talks were on hold because Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet was not close enough to agreement on how to proceed for the negotiations to restart.
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At current rates, the global gender gap across a range of areas will not close for another 108 years, according to the World Economic Forum, and the gap in political participation won't close for another 99 years.
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They have a fine line to tread: while economic data suggests that the euro zone economy is doing much better than expected, inflation is still not close to their target of below but close to 2 percent.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France countered those remarks in his own address, saying that the nuclear deal with Iran was "essential for peace" and that his country would "not close any door to dialogue" with North Korea.
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Mr. Kukic and Ms. Hrynenko's son, Michael Hrynenko Jr., turned the gas back on, but did not close several valves in the basement of 121 Second Avenue that had been opened for pressure tests by Con Edison.
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She was a very close friend at one point and I honor that time we had together, but we are not close like we used to be and attending the wedding may only hurt my feelings more.
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Ms. Le Pen, 48, praised the Whirlpool workers for "resisting this wild globalization," and, taking a page out of the populist playbook of President Trump, she promised that the plant would not close if she were elected.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Wednesday said politicians should not close ports to desperate migrants, speaking after a court got a green light to pursue an investigation of Matteo Salvini, Italy's anti-immigrant former interior minister.
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Store-bought broth works here, but this is a great use for any homemade stock that is clogging up your freezer, causing it to not close properly and your partner or roommate to be frustrated with you.
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"In this case, SSE and Npower do not pay special attention to each other, consistent with the evidence that they are not close rivals for SVT customers, who instead prefer to move to other suppliers," the CMA said.
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The censored search app, which Google has said it is "not close" to launching, would have debatably violated a set of artificial intelligence ethics that the company posted following employee blowback to its dropped Department of Defense contract.
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But on Friday, multiple sources said that the order was not close to being signed — an indication perhaps of the somewhat haphazard approach to executive orders being taken by the new administration in its first week in office.
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His sidekick, Ben Simmons (6-foot-10), rarely shoots when he's not close to the basket, to the point that when he hit a 3-pointer during the preseason, it was the basketball equivalent of a Bigfoot sighting.
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Though Kohl's will not close any stores at the time being, the Midwest retailer has significant work to do in order to improve efficiencies and bolster sales, even after testing innovative partnerships like its return program with Amazon.
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Earlier on Tuesday, U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad said the United States wanted a timetable on how China would open up its markets to U.S. exports, with the two countries still not close to resolving trade frictions.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's state oil firm, Pemex, did not close the valve at a leaking gasoline pipeline when first notified because it was not initially thought to be an "important" leak, Mexico's security minister said on Sunday.
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Noel is one of three young centers on the roster along with Embiid and Jahlil Okafor and is reportedly not close to signing an extension with the team and could become a restricted free agent after the season.
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The talks for GitHub went on for several weeks, according to several other people familiar with the process, but at the end the auction was not close, suggesting Microsoft's bid was high enough to keep Google at bay.
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The administration said that refugees who have agreements with resettlement agencies but not close family in the United States would not be exempted from the ban, likely sharply limiting the number of refugees allowed entry in coming months.
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"Coveney said that while Ireland believed Johnson was "serious" about finding a revised Brexit deal before the October 31 deadline, "we need to be honest with people and say we are not close to that deal right now.
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Here are some of the potential risks of surgery: allergic reactions to the anesthesia, infection, seroma, lymphedema (have I mentioned lymphedema yet?), the skin might not close or heal fully, nerve damage, stroke, heart attack, and death. Death.
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Bostic did not close the door on the need for another rate hike this year, repeating, as have several of his colleagues, that he is keeping an "open mind" about a December hike hoping the inflation lull passes.
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But in announcing that he would not close the state government, Mr. Murphy left himself with two options: he could sign the budget as it is or use his line-item veto power to remove specific spending provisions.
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Yet investigators found security video showing that Ms. Baker went into the building without stopping in the vestibule, and that Detective Franco was not close enough to her to actually see what she was doing, the document said.
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"The whole economic system is brittle in a way without precedence in decades, because the normal response to economic difficulty, the Fed reducing interest rates by 500 basis points, is not close to possible right now," Summers said.
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It was a remarkable display of determination and guts by the 35-year-old Woodland, who seven times before had held a 54-hole lead in a PGA Tour event and seven times could not close the deal.
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His executive actions include an attempt to tighten — but not close — the "gun show loophole" (which allows some gun sellers to avoid carrying out background checks) and hire more staff to conduct federal background checks, among other changes.
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Responding to the Trump administration's latest plan to slap 10 percent tariffs on an extra $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, Assistant Commerce Minister Li Chenggang said on Wednesday that China would not close itself to U.S. business.
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"Carcara is not close to the other fields we have, so by not being close to the fields we would not be able to use the synergies we can use when developing other fields that are closer," he added.
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Jutanugarn has been in sizzling form this year, piling up three consecutive victories on the LPGA Tour and shedding a reputation as a player who could not close the deal after she had previously squandered several chances of winning.
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The third camp, containing many utilities and conservatives, flatly doesn't believe 100 percent carbon-free electricity is possible anytime soon, and would just as soon not close working fossil fuel power plants before the end of their profitable lives.
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Mischief Reef was not entitled to a territorial sea as it was underwater at high tide before it was built up by China and was not close enough to another feature entitled to such a territorial sea, said Poling.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google is not close to launching a search engine app in China, its chief executive said at a companywide meeting on Thursday, according to a transcript seen by Reuters, as employees of the Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.
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A seething and swearing Verstappen battled back but could not close the gap, finishing runner-up 1.469 seconds adrift of Hamilton, who had never previously won in a season where he has taken the title with races to spare.
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He's not close to his three children Ren's daughter was thrust into the middle of a diplomatic storm when she was arrested in Canada at the request of US authorities last month on suspicion of breaking sanctions on Iran.
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Important on the agenda was how close or not close they are to the AHA 6900 goal to improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 2628 percent while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 28503 percent.
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"Cutting defense will not close the deficit, and I would suggest doing so would be disservice to troops and the American people they serve and protect, because we all know here today that America can afford survival," he said.
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No members of the opposition or leading public figures who are not close to the government attended the event, which the police said attracted 250,000 people, and which critics said was a surrendering of Independence Day to radical groups.
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And for the ninth time since January of last year — and for the third time in 211, McIlroy, a four-time major winner and a former world No. 22018, could not close out a tournament from the last group.
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Friends say he is not close to Mr. Assange, but he has reportedly offered training to WikiLeaks members relating to "Information Security for Journalists," a handbook he co-wrote on how to shield communications and data from government surveillance.
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Because civilian trauma care was not close by, and the Iraqi security forces' mandate was to only treat military victims, Pete's team made a deal: Bring us civilians, and we will boost your capacity to treat your own men.
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The President did not close the door to Senate Democrats' call for more than $8 billion in emergency funding for anti-coronavirus efforts, despite Democrats' dramatic jump from the $2.5 billion in total funding proposed by the White House.
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Huang Libin, a spokesman for the MIIT, said on Tuesday that China will not close its doors and blindly rely on Chinese-made technology, and it will further open up the telecommunications, internet and auto sectors to foreign investment.
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" Speedy described himself as "friends," but not close friends, with Stutzman, adding, "I admire and respect tremendously his courage to protect freedoms and to make principled votes even when it goes against the grain and leadership or our party.
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Republican Governor Rick Snyder, who in June approved a dramatic restructuring of Detroit's school system, previously accepted the opinion of an outside law firm that the SRO could not close schools until 2019, according to the Detroit Free Press.
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An Arab official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the UAE, because of its competing regional vision with Qatar, wanted to pile pressure on Doha to signal a reconciliation is not close and the boycott will not soon end.
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Golden State still had two opportunities to tie but Stephen Curry misfired from 28 feet and, after an offensive rebound, Barnes was not close on a desperation 33-footer, allowing Boston to snap a five-game losing streak against the Warriors.
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The banking foundations holding stakes in the Italian lender are looking at Fabio Innocenzi, chief of UBS in Italy, as a possible candidate for the position of CEO, la Repubblica reports, adding that a decision on succession is still not close.
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RBS will also not close any more branches beyond those in its Williams & Glyn network until 2020, McEwan said, following repeated criticism by lawmakers about the pace at which the bank and its peers are axing outlets as customers go online.
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Once installed, they needed to figure out if this computer could operate in the power and cooling environment available onboard the ISS, which is not close to what you would have in earth-based datacenter with a highly controlled environment.
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Those baskets did not close it out, as a layup by Payton about a minute later made it a 117-110 game, but Brooklyn's Jarrett Allen had a dunk and Davis missed a spin-move layup with 1:53 remaining.
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While not close enough to be within 12 nautical miles - a so-called freedom of navigation operation that would require high level approval - the destroyers operated within 14 to 20 nautical miles of the Chinese-occupied features, the Navy Times reported.
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New York Times columnist Jim Stewart told CNBC that Trump's tax plan — which calls for across-the-board income tax cuts and the closure of loopholes for some investment-related activities — would not close the loopholes that Trump himself used.
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Several sources familiar with the file dismissed the idea Ottawa had approved the Petronas plant to give it cover to reject the Trans Mountain expansion, insisting that ministers were not close to making a decision and had ruled nothing out.
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Stocks fell sharply Thursday after a White House official said the U.S. and China trade negotiators are not close and that there are currently no planned meetings between President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping before the March 1.33 deadline.
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In the UK, police officers simulated a mugging to steal a suspect's phone while he was using it, so it would be unlocked, and the officer repeatedly swiped the screen to make sure the phone did not close itself off again.
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And the law is not close to achieving the goal of universal coverage, in part because 19 states have declined to expand their Medicaid programs for the poor, an option the Supreme Court granted them in a landmark 2012 case.
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It was not close to achieving the ambitious goals — notably the renewal of moribund talks about a political transition — that the United States and Russia set out when they declared the truce without clear endorsements from the combatants in Syria.
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Earlier, the White House's top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said the United States and China were not close to a deal to resolve their trade differences, and he was less optimistic than previously that such an agreement would come together.
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And while it is true that some state and local authorities allowed black veterans to reap the benefits of the GI Bill, far more did not, and thus the education gap between blacks and whites did not close—it widened.
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Bourne, who works on garment automation at Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute, said there's already technology that could make t-shirts and other simple garments, but we're not close to replacing human garment labor altogether given the diversity of our designs.
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But these portrayals can be alienating for troops who either can't see themselves as John Rambo, or who find an uncomfortable, uncanny valley—too close, but not close enough—in the depiction of the military life they're seeing on screen.
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"As a mother, Elsa was not close to her son to begin with and after the accident her resentment even grew, as she had hoped to move on in her life once Lauri was a grown-up," Laigu and Jalukse say.
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Manager Aaron Boone said on Monday that the Yankees were not close to deciding who would start against the Athletics — either J.A. Happ, Masahiro Tanaka or Severino — and there figures to be many considerations, including where the game is played.
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Paladin agreed to sell a 24 percent stake in its Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia in July to an arm of China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC) for $175 million and flagged on Thursday the deal will not close by year-end.
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Bennett also described the first lady's relationship with Ivanka as "cordial, not close," and the adviser's near-constant presence around her father in the White House as frustrating to the one person Bennett said could speak without reservation to the president.
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On the new podcast, Rubin said the thing he cares most about Houseparty creating is a sense of "presence" among the app's users — a technological fascimilie of hanging out in the same room with other people, including not-close friends.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A General Electric (GE) factory in eastern France where the U.S. group is planning job cuts will not close down, and the firm is looking into alternatives there including building aeronautical parts, GE's French boss said in a media interview.
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Before leaving, she closed all the drawers and piled up the towels in the bathroom and recycled the paper coffee cups, but that morning she found she could not close the bedside drawer, could not seal the nail up in darkness again.
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"It's taken him so long to make this movie I think we all owe it to the man to go and check it out," said Roxborough of the film that should, but may not, close the festival, out of competition, on May 19.
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He said in the tweet that one of the banks was vital for food and medicine imports and seemed to suggest it was not close to the militia - a volunteer force mainly involved in Iran's internal security operations - without naming it directly.
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"She says she is not guaranteed anything, which is one of the reasons Tiffany and Marla have been so respectful of her dad and tiptoed around so much," the insider said, adding that the father and daughter were not close during her childhood.
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Sadly, though, it is difficult to see those lights if you are not close to the device, as they sit on top rather than on the side like the blue Echo lights that run in circles while you are talking to Alexa.
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"We are not close to launching a search product in China and whether we would do so or could so so is all very unclear," Pichai said at an internal all-hands meeting in mid-August, according to a transcript obtained by CNBC.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and China are not close to a deal to resolve their trade differences, the White House's top economic adviser said on Friday, adding that he was less optimistic than previously that such an agreement would come together.
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They probably scaled back Fresh markets that were logistically difficult (meaning not close to a refrigerated fulfillment center or insufficient critical mass of customers), and will back fill those markets when they roll out delivery from Whole Foods locations some time next year.
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BERLIN, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Germany is not close to a real recession but is undergoing a period of slower growth, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz told Euronews in an interview, adding that settling "man-made" global trade tensions would help boost the economy.
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"I do not imagine [Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau] wants to enter a bilateral agreement with the U.S." U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said in a statement Tuesday that progress is being made, but the three countries are not close to a deal.
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In comments indicating support for the government's position, Judge Judith Rogers, appointed to the court by former President Bill Clinton, said the EPA should not close its eyes to trends in the electric sector which have seen utilities diversify their energy mix.
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"It does not close the deal, but it's a huge step forward," said Dr. Ernesto T. A. Marques, who studies Zika in Brazil and at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health but was not involved in the new research.
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Ohio's Fourth Congressional District is 90 percent white and shaped roughly like a duck, with its bill on the western exurbs of Cleveland, a foot on the outskirts of Columbus and its head nudging Toledo, not close enough to absorb any urban voters.
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This assumption results in $3.1 trillion lower deficits than would otherwise result — which, since the budget claims $3.1 trillion in net deficit reduction through spending cuts, suggests the budget might not close the deficit at all if you use more realistic assumptions.
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The prime minister said people also could leave their houses for exercise, either alone or with family members, and he did not close parks in London, which became a symbol of Britain's nonchalant response this weekend when they were thronged with people.
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His outside shot still needs copious amounts of work — he is not close to trusting it in times of need — and there is room for growth in reading the game at both ends, consistently making his teammates better and refining his decision-making.
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But that could take a long time to negotiate, and may not close enough loopholes, so it put forward several shorter-term plans that could wind up meaning companies like Amazon, Facebook and Netflix pay larger tax bills in Europe much sooner.
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"Estimates are ranging wildly between $2 billion to $3.5 billion with or without debts and overdue taxes," one of the sources close to the process said, adding that there was no deadline for completing a sale and that a decision was not close.
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The night of the election, Moore, who lost the election by roughly 20,000 votes — which was not close enough to trigger an automatic recount — told his supporters "when the vote is this close that it's not over," invoking God to "let this process play out."
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Perhaps you wrote them a sweet social media post, scarfed down an entire cake in their honor, or did absolutely nothing out of the ordinary, because although you think certain celebrities are great, you're not close personal friends — or even Facebook acquaintances — with them.
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"We still see upside to our [discounted cash flow]-driven price target and the potential acquisition price … However deal approval is uncertain and we see several fundamental risks that could be magnified should the deal not close," Morgan Stanley said in a Thursday note.
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That doesn't mean you have to like it, but you can't expect to decide what other people of any gender can put on their faces — and with a contour and highlight situation that good, this man deserves a round of applause, not close-minded criticism.
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It&aposs one thing to say they had enough evidence to open an investigation of whether there was Russian espionage, but certainly they were not close to being anywhere near able to say we have some evidence of espionage by people in the Trump campaign.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE famously was not close with his CIA director, James Woosley.
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That interview indicated that Clinton and her aides were not close with Bryan Pagliano, the IT expert who set up her server and has since been granted immunity in the FBI probe, and showed that Mills's lawyers fought to restrict what their client could say.
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If the deal does not close before then, Toshiba - hurt by liabilities at now bankrupt nuclear unit Westinghouse - is likely to end a second consecutive year in negative net worth, putting pressure on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to strip it of its listing status.
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Scammers are exploiting a Firefox bug to freeze your browser Scammers are taking advantage of a Firefox bug that causes your browser to lock up and display this message: Please stop and do not close the PC … The registry key of your computer is locked.
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If I imagine someone taking my life story and putting a spin on it, either it would be super-painful, because it would be so close to these painful chapters in my life, or it would be painful because it was not close enough.
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I signed up for this 5K before I was diagnosed with a stress fracture, and even though I am now out of that dreaded walking boot, I'm not close to being able to run again, and walking the 5K would still be a stretch.
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At a Thursday meeting, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company is "not close" to launching a search product in China but added that it was very interested in the market and that the company is "exploring many options," according to sources speaking to CNBC.
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Still, despite an unusual economic performance by Greece, which ended 2016 with a budget surplus of 3.9 percent of gross domestic product — the highest in recent memory for the notoriously profligate nation — I.M.F. officials conceded last week that they were not close to a deal.
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"It is clearly evident that this quarter's (global) growth will be affected and since we are not close to a resolution for the virus problem, this spillover will also get into the next quarter," said Saurabh Jain, assistant vice president research, SMC Global Securities.
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Bennett goes on to detail the first lady&aposs relationship with Ivanka as "cordial, not close," and the adviser&aposs near-constant presence around her father in the White House as frustrating to the one person Bennett writes can speak without reservation to the president.
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If the deal does not close before then, Toshiba - hurt by liabilities at is now bankrupt nuclear unit Westinghouse - is likely to end a second consecutive year in negative net worth, putting pressure on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to strip it of its listing status.
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U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad, who was at the Beijing talks, said earlier on Tuesday the United States wants a timetable on how China will open up its markets to U.S. exports as the two countries are still not close to resolving trade frictions.
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The union has argued that GM was in breach of contract because the company stated in 2015 that it would "not close, idle, nor partially or wholly sell, spin-off, split-off, consolidate or otherwise dispose of in any form," any plant under the four-year deal.
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I think in this case, this does not close the door on who another Republican donor could be, but the Free Beacon is attached to sort of the Republican donor class, so we might be getting closer to the ultimate answer about who hired Fusion GPS.
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Donald Trump promises to leave "business operations" to his children, which is fine because he's not close with his children at all or anything; a deal to keep Carrier manufacturing jobs in Indiana; OPEC and other major oil producers (like Russia) agree to produce less oil.
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The conglomerate, which has spent most of the past year in financial crisis, still faces risks including the likelihood that the sale of the chip unit may not close before the end of the financial year in March as regulatory reviews usually take at least six months.
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"Cutting defense will not close the deficit, and I would suggest doing so would be a disservice to troops and the American people they serve and protect, because we all know here today that America can afford survival," Mattis said at the Reagan National Defense Forum.
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People familiar with the situation had previously told CNBC that Google representatives had also been in talks with GitHub in the week's leading up to Microsoft's deal, but that the final auction was not close, suggesting that 's bid was high enough to keep Google at bay.
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" He said it would be "highly unlikely" that he could implicate other officials, adding that he was not "in regular contact with the campaign" after former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort left his role, and that the remaining aides in Washington "were not close associates of mine.
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The Farrelly brothers' most underappreciated movie (not close behind: " The Heartbreak Kid") stars Woody Harrelson as a down-on-his-luck, one-handed bowler who finds a prodigy (Randy Quaid) to take under his wing, and, in typical Farrelly fashion, gross humor and clever jokes ensue.
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Prescott was not close to his best against lowly Tampa Bay, but he completed 20 of 25 passes for 161 yards, with his 4-yard touchdown pass to Michael Gallup opening a 14-point lead in the third quarter that would prove insurmountable for the Buccaneers.
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My father and I were not close before the accident, and while it is true that he has sacrificed a lot, as an immigrant, to ensure that my sibling and I had opportunities, he has always resented us for having a much easier life than he did.
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In another study, my colleagues and I looked at the spring wave of the 2009 H1N1 influenza epidemic across the United States and found that because of confusion over the advice given by the C.D.C., many school districts closed too late or did not close at all.
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The Spartans' coach, Tom Izzo, had visited Bowen in September 2016, and the university's campus in East Lansing had been the destination for other Saginaw natives who had made it in the N.B.A. But Izzo could not close the deal, and Bowen's spring of indecision began.
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TV Sports In the new ESPN "21995 for 30" documentary, "Doc & Darryl," Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry face each other in a diner in Maspeth, N.Y. — former Mets who are not close friends but were brought together by filmmakers hoping to ignite a conversation between the two recovering addicts.
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That march was so tame that not a single person was arrested and the staff at an Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry store at the end of the protesters' route did not close their steel security shutters or even remove the extremely expensive diamond jewelry from the store's windows.
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Daniel Russel, vice president of Asia Society Policy Institute and former foreign affairs aide to President Barack Obama, said given that "the hard diplomatic work of narrowing differences and exploring options had simply not been done," it was unsurprising that the two leaders could not close the deal.
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The CMA did accept that the merger, which would see Heineken owning less than 10 percent of Britain's pubs, would not close an important route to market for Heineken's brewing rivals and that it would not give the Punch pubs an incentive to reduce the number of available beers and ciders.
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Legum has already found several examples of the Trump campaign appearing to lie in its Facebook ads: A false ad targeting seniors that claimed Trump was still considering closing the southern border "next week" when he had already publicly announced he would not close the border for at least a year.
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If they improve next year, even if it's not close to 25% yet, Tesla can generate $1.7 billion positive cash flow even after $2 billion in capital spending, according to JMP Securities analyst Joe Osha who is forecasting capital spending at a below-consensus level of $753 billion in 2020.
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The struggling conglomerate, which has spent most of the past year in financial crisis, still faces a slew of risks including the likelihood that the sale of the chip unit may not close before the end of the financial year in March as regulatory reviews usually take at least six months.
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The victim stated that when the offender saw that the door did not close he turned and swung the door again and this time the door struck the victim on the inside of the right arm due to the fact that her hand was raised because she was videoing the episode.
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"He hit a point in time where he was not close to getting released, but there was a decision whether he was too small to play within his age group," says James Bunce, the Head of Sport Science in the Premier League and the former Head of Athletic Development at Southampton.
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But as Politico reported, gun control proponents determined that "they didn't have the support" for such a petition to even come close to succeeding — meaning they're also not close to having the votes they would need to pass the bill if it did come to the floor for a vote.
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For example, this week you may have read front-page news articles like ... G.O.P. Holds Out Option of Fixing Current Health Law Why Grenfell Tower Burned: Regulators Put Cost Before Safety Travel Ban Says Grandparents Are Not 'Close Family' Mystery of Motive for a Ransomware Attack: Money, Mayhem or a Message?
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So-called EarlyLearn centers, which serve infants to 5-year-olds — and, unlike prekindergarten classes in public schools, are open 10 hours a day and do not close for school vacations — are struggling to retain teachers, because teachers in public schools can make as much as $30,000 more per year.
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It puzzles me that many of the journalists who embrace the intelligence community's findings about Russian hacking in the 2016 presidential election reject, if not close their eyes to, the same intelligence community's finding, contained in the report of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence that, as of Dec.
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Pressure from the Japanese government, changing alliances among suitors and a slew of revised bids has drawn out the auction over nine months - heightening the risk that the deal may not close before the end of Japan's financial year in March as regulatory reviews usually take at least six months.
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