Maybe, but bank stocks have not moved on the news.
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And they have not moved in their support for him.
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However, it had not moved much in nearly 24 hours.
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The legislature has not moved to overturn the ruling — yet.
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She said Assad's comments had not moved beyond "the theoretical level".
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However young voters have not moved to the left on abortion.
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So far, the police have not moved against the protesting editors.
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Trump, or whoever makes decisions for him, has not moved on.
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Why was I not moved by these people falling from skyscrapers?
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This is a crucial event, and I'm not moved by it.
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While the Legislature has not moved on the statute, neither Gov.
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Harvey, who is 29 now, was not moved by the examples.
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But the plans have not moved much beyond the discussion stage.
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Trump's approval rating has not moved appreciably during the impeachment process.
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"That guy right there has not moved that camera," he said.
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The VIX has not moved above 16 in nearly a month.
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Not surprisingly, Trump's trade wars have not moved his numbers at all.
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If you're not moved by that, consider the consequences for humans, too.
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In the past three cycles, it had not moved above that level.
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Some prominent Democrats believe Gottlieb has not moved quickly or aggressively enough.
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This nation has not moved a thread in terms of its ideals.
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The bill has not moved forward since Thompson unveiled it in March.
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Trump has not moved up 13 points in the last 8 days.
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She confirmed that monitoring indicates the spilled water has not moved offsite.
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But they have not moved to lift the ban on pregnant students.
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To date, Hong Kong regulators have not moved to limit cornerstone investing.
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Similarly, surveys of inflation expectations have not moved noticeably in recent months.
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They are not moved by market forces, because they are the market.
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But things have not moved as quickly as Mr. Moon had hoped.
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It felt as if they had not moved while I was away.
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Congress has not moved all 12 individual spending bills since the 1990s.
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China's policies in recent years generally have not moved in that direction.
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He vowed to arrange another protest if Mr. Kokoraleis was not moved.
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The ship ultimately was not moved nor was the name obscured, said Cmdr.
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I was visiting here in Los Angeles, I had not moved here yet.
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But I'm still not moved to watch Baywatch — at least not on purpose.
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However, those talks have not moved forward, one of the three sources said.
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But Akua Harris, 71, a retired city employee, was not moved by Mrs.
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For the past four elections, turnout has not moved more than 3 points.
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However, key US allies such as Mexico have not moved to recognize Guaido.
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I don't think that would've happened had I not moved to the South.
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The complaints from the doctors and patients were not moved on as quickly.
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But he has so far not moved to pull the United States out.
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Since then, Google has not moved forward on a search product for China.
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She is headed to The Times's Delhi bureau, but has not moved yet.
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And some voters like Ms. Trump are not moved by her ads either.
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Jackie Speier, fired back at Lewandowski, who was not moved, multiple sources said.
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"The news has moved on, but we have not moved on," DeGeneres said.
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The ship ultimately was not moved nor was anything done to obscure McCain's name.
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The ship was not moved and nothing was done to obscure McCain's name, Cmdr.
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One issue, he says, is that Chinese consumers are not moved by sustainability arguments.
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What if Nemtsov had not moved to Moscow as the first deputy prime minister?
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They remain elevated now, as rates have not moved much off their recent lows.
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President Donald Trump has publicly blasted the deal, but not moved to cancel it.
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The Florida legislature has not moved forward with various gambling initiatives in recent years.
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"It is to show the country that we have not moved on," Kavanagh explained.
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Nader was not moved by Calhoun, a longtime Boeing board member and Blackstone executive.
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About one-third of respondents think the economy has not moved in either direction.
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That position has not moved, as the White House effort against the letter showed.
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But when he saw the man had not moved two days later, he approached.
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China has not moved to open up its economy, as Mr. Trump has demanded.
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Harbaugh was not moved; on Wednesday he announced that he was sticking with Jackson.
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"They have not moved to do anything because they're baseless allegations," Mr. Keel said.
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Their minds have not moved on from that situation, so they are still stuck there.
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Despite all the evidence, our congressional representatives have not moved the needle on this issue.
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Mortgage rates have not moved much so far this week, but that could change soon.
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Spain's sky-high unemployment has not moved Europe's leaders to take such steps by now.
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The Fed pulled rates off their record low in December but has not moved further.
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The bill was referred to the Senate Armed Services Committee but has not moved since.
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" Mr. Mountain also conceded that "on the financial side, we have not moved further ahead.
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The city is considering legal action if the statue is not moved by Jan. 31.
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In an interview with CNBC, Icahn, however, questioned why the process had not moved more quickly.
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The ship ultimately was not moved nor was anything done to obscure McCain's name, said Cmdr.
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The bill was introduced in the House in January 2015 and has not moved forward since.
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"I have not moved away from my desk, Miss Trunchbull, since the lesson began," she maintains.
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Ultimately, the ship was not moved or obscured while Trump was there, according to these reports.
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But despite moving on with their careers, they each have not moved on to other partners.
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One thing's for sure: Up to this point, the presidential election has not moved markets much.
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But they have not moved in a similar direction on women's right to terminate unwanted pregnancies.
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In practice, the crown has not moved more than 0.5 percent either side of that rate.
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As for Josie, her father is not moved by their headlining performance at the variety show.
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Mr. Abe and Mr. Onaga said they had not moved from their fundamental positions on Futenma.
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Turning quickly, he saw that she had not moved, was lying exactly as she had been.
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Indeed, NYC Ferry has still not moved into its permanent home at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Start off by saying, we have not moved away from diversity on air as a priority.
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The sources told the news organization that Republican leaders have not moved to schedule the hearing.
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Authorities have not moved to shut it down, perhaps in part due to its prominence abroad.
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"Their important icon would have been entirely lost if we had not moved it," he said.
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So as a country, we sat there, and people were not moved enough to stop it.
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It was referred to House committees the day it was introduced and has not moved since.
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"I am not moved or discouraged when the political class count me out," he wrote on Facebook.
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The S&P 500 has not moved more than 1 percent in either direction since Dec. 7.
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"Part of me has still not moved on from the day my dad was shot," Sukhwinder said.
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But unlike Metlife and GE, AIG has not moved to shed its "too big to fail" status.
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The company has not moved to close that arbitration action, although Trump's approval would make it moot.
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Friday and had "not moved a single inch since" when she spoke to CNN early Saturday morning.
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Mr Omar then points down, towards his grandfather's house—it was not moved and is now underwater.
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Farm workers who reported spotting the truck said it had not moved for a couple of days.
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The war is fought along a line of trenches that has not moved much since February 2015.
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Thus far, Sessions and Rosenstein, who appointed Mueller, have not moved to name a second special counsel.
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Latino residents there, under threat from the newly passed law, were not moved by Perla's story line.
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Corbyn said on Wednesday that May had not moved far enough in the first round of crisis talks.
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The S&P 500 index has not moved more than 222 percent in either direction since Dec. 2044.
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"While North Korea has stopped testing missiles and nuclear devices, they have NOT moved toward denuclearization," Graham continued.
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But these proposals have not moved forward in Congress, largely due to Republican concerns about the extra spending.
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He said the security forces had not moved against other bands performing traditional Yemeni dances on the square.
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The S&P 20.3 index has not moved more than 291 percent in either direction since two months.
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Ibrahim and Hassan lived to tell of their suffering, but like other survivors, they have not moved on.
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The foreign relations panel approved McFarland's nomination in September, but it has not moved for a floor vote.
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Stocks have not moved much this week and have not made many big moves over the last month.
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Turkey has requested Mr. Gulen's extradition from the United States, but Washington has not moved on the request.
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The S&P 500 index has not moved more than 5003 percent in either direction since Dec. 7.
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"In other words, the oscillator's saying that Starbucks has not moved up too far, too fast," Cramer said.
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California Air Resources Board Chief Mary Nichols said the federal government had not moved off its initial proposal.
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If we had not moved from that Feasterville house, I imagine my life might have followed this path.
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Diplomats said that on Ireland, talks have not moved beyond restating positions that have already been presented in public.
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The flow continued its "slow advance eastward" early Sunday morning, but "has not moved significantly closed to Kapoho Road."
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Of course, just because Affleck and Garner are still legally married doesn't mean they both have not moved on.
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But the proposals have not moved forward in Congress, largely due to concerns about the extra spending they require.
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With very few exceptions, voters have simply not moved to punish anyone for any shutdowns in the modern era.
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Nevertheless, several recently ignited wildfires are burning in California, although they have not moved as quickly as Blue Cut.
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The lawyer's call for leniency has not moved prosecutors working for Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for Manhattan.
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He possesses the ability to intellectualize his father's passion, but unlike Casey, he is not moved emotionally by it.
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Rodney still has not moved in, and the brothers cannot agree on how to pay for much-needed repairs.
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The bill, which has not moved in the House, has been used as a framework in conservative states nationwide.
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Google subsequently did not renew its Pentagon contract and has not moved forward on the search product for China.
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Mr. Lambert checked the taxi's GPS unit and saw that the car had not moved for almost a day.
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Our poll suggests that in Wrexham the Conservatives' vote-share has not moved since 2017, whereas Labour's has plummeted.
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The list of such incidents is long and growing, yet such deaths have not moved enough Americans to ensure change.
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Still, the repository remains available to Chinese users under alternate browsers, and GitHub has not moved to take it down.
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So far, however, Congress has not moved closer toward passing a war authorization for either ISIS or the Assad regime.
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The benchmark S&P 500 has not moved more than 22011 percent in either direction in the past eight sessions.
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But the proposals have not moved forward in Congress, largely due to Republican concerns about the extra spending they require.
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House GOP leaders, however, have not moved to take concrete action against King beyond issuing statements disapproving of his comments.
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You think there would be some strengthening in the safe-haven currencies, but the dollar/yen have not moved much.
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"We have not moved a byte forward in understanding human intelligence," Zia Chishti wrote in the Financial Times last fall.
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Nearly a year later, however, it is clear that Mr. Barr has not moved on from the investigation at all.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, who again questioned on Monday why the federal government had not moved more aggressively.
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Powell has cut rates twice this year but Trump has said the bank has not moved quickly and aggressively enough.
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Ackman has been relatively quiet about his latest investment and the company's share price has not moved in his favor.
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The most important person it moved for me was my mother, and she's not moved by all of my films.
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So the actual vote totals for Bonds and Clemens have not moved much in either direction in the past few years.
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This follows a broader pattern from 2016 movies, which more often than not moved outside coastal cities to find their subjects.
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" The Duquesne coach, Jim Ferry, said early Saturday afternoon that the team bus had not "moved one inch in 12 hours.
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Henry had wordlessly taken the card, slid it into the velvet pocket inside his case, and had not moved it since.
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The back story: The share of the public reporting problems paying their medical bills has not moved much in recent years.
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It has not moved since, and in a policy statement last month it dropped a previous reference to possible further tightening.
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He said the Obama administration has not moved on the investigation because officials want to protect the Democratic presidential front-runner.
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Analysts point out that to date The Philippines has not moved formally to implement many of the steps announced by Duterte.
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She appealed to people "to try to understand me," but King, who sat stone-faced through Efimova's answers, was not moved.
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While regulators have not moved to ban the use of antibiotics in animal husbandry, they have taken steps to reduce it.
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The Fed raised rates in December for the first time since the financial crisis, but it has not moved this year.
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However, Maersk Uggla said they had acted because they felt that Danske's board had not moved fast enough to replace Andersen.
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On Twitter and Facebook, people complained that the police investigation had not moved fast enough because Ms. Jenkins, 19, was black.
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Hugh Hewitt, a conservative radio host, has for weeks promoted Mr. Grenell's nomination and questioned why it has not moved forward.
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"Germany has not moved for the past 10 years," a German senior executive working for a foreign company told me angrily.
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Despite an all-Democratic monopoly in Albany, the bill, first introduced in 2015, has not moved past the Assembly Health Committee.
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Royal Bank of Scotland, which expects to move 150 to Amsterdam, also has not moved any employees, an RBS source said.
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This rugged terrain is the spiritual home of fell running, and the sport has not moved far from its rural roots.
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Mortgage rates have not moved at all this week either, making this Tuesday the eighth straight business day with no change.
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It approved a quarter-point hike in December but has not moved since then and isn't expected to do so through 2016.
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Rural people migrate to cities for money, and usually get far more of it than they would if they had not moved.
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The benchmark S&P 20.5 has not moved more than 2107.87 percent in either direction on a daily basis since July 27.
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The S&P 500 index has not moved more than 1 percent in either direction on a daily basis since July 8.
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Aid programmes may have given potential businessmen an education, but most then choose an urban lifestyle, if they have not moved abroad.
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Those talks had not moved as fast as the U.S. had hoped, Ross said, prompting the Trump administration to impose the tariffs.
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Mortgage rates have not moved at all this week, as financial markets were closed in other countries for the May Day holiday.
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The Trump administration has not moved to roll back the Russian sanctions, and, in fact, new sanctions against Russia have been enacted.
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Consumer deposit betas have not moved much according to the company, though PNC disclosed that commercial deposit betas are closer to 103%.
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The S&P 500 index has not moved more than 1 percent in either direction on a daily basis since July 113.
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He is sorry that I am rich and he is poor and he is not moved by my tears or my vulnerability.
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The particles have not moved around in space, but the information represented by the independent qubit has been teleported to the receiver.
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Unlike the XLK technology exchange-traded fund and the Nasdaq 100, the SOX semiconductor index has not moved above its June highs.
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The House passed a bipartisan reauthorization of the Perkins program in June, but the bill has not moved forward in the Senate.
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Democratic leadership had feared an impeachment push could hurt such Democrats, and leaders had not moved forward before the news on Ukraine.
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The multibillion-dollar cuts have not moved employers to invest and hire more; the state budget is now flooded with red ink.
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It has not moved servers containing its Russian users' data to Russia, three years after a law was passed requiring the move.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, however, said May had not moved away from any of the red lines that shaped her previous attempt.
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Still, the S&P 500 and the Dow have not moved more than 0.2 percent in either direction in the past eight sessions.
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"I kind of wish the country had not moved to a point where people are saying we're the most important show," he says.
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If the chalk marks are still on the tire — a sign that the vehicle has not moved — the officer will issue a citation.
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Had I not moved back to the country I never would have 30 Minute Meals and so on and so and so on.
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"The Court is not party to the County's budget matters and is not moved by its public airing of those matters," he said.
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"Had [the tenant] not moved out or been inquisitive, who knows how long it would have been" before she was found, Ludlow says.
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When you look at what the results say from last night, this nation has not moved a thread in terms of its ideals.
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For many party members, their second general-election defeat proved that Mr Miliband had not moved the party far enough to the left.
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Congress has not moved to appropriate any of the new funds that the administration has asked for to build the wall this year.
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Regardless of how it unfolds, it's likely that anything mined in the early stages will be used in space — not moved to Earth.
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Mortgage rates have not moved much so far this summer, although they remain elevated after the jump at the beginning of the year.
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And if they have not moved far away — Holland is now in California — they still pop in for games from time to time.
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Though news about the coronavirus has not moved bond yields in Hungary, they are reacting to local news, two dealers in Budapest said.
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Hours after the election results were made official early Thursday morning, the king, Sultan Muhammad V, still had not moved to do so.
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I don't care if his father didn't like him—I'm not moved by that, any more than I'm moved by Hitler's pathetic past.
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Republicans have not moved a budget resolution for 2018, and must pass a measure keeping the government funded before the end of September.
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Mortgage rates have not moved much at all in the past month, which may be why refinance applicants are not doing much either.
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The Trump administration also announced plans to remove flavored e-cigarettes from the market, though they have not moved forward with any legislation.
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"Unfortunately, we have been disappointed that they have not moved as quickly on recommended changes that would better protect its employees" the spokesperson said.
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Mortgage rates have not moved so far this week, as the bond market, which rates follow, was closed Monday for the Veteran's Day holiday.
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The president has argued the Fed chairman — whom he appointed — raised interest rates too swiftly and has not moved quickly enough to cut them.
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Why it matters: The deficit has been widening as the country approaches its debt limit — which Congress has not moved to raise thus far.
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A cultural divide had been growing for decades, disguised by a party system that had not moved far from its roots in social class.
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But Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico, Washington and American Samoa have not moved to make their driver's licenses compliant with the new federal standard.
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"It was disrespectful," said Mr. Rubin, who once had his car towed by a film crew when he had not moved it in time.
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Russian government officials have discussed creating a so-called crypto ruble for similar purposes, but have not moved ahead with the plan so far.
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Benson Varghese, a Texas criminal defense lawyer who has handled cannabinoid cases, said state lawmakers have not moved quickly enough to address the disarray.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the $130,000 payment to Ms. Clifford in January, and Mr. Trump has not moved to amend his disclosures.
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The S&P index has not moved below the lower edge of the short group of moving averages at any time since 2016 November.
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Both chambers have previously unsuccessfully tried to attach a similar proposal as a budget rider, but the Senate has not moved stand-alone legislation.
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Mr. de Blasio pledged to require composting in an Earth Day speech a year ago, but has not moved the city toward that goal.
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When I visited her page, I learned that she had not moved across the country but was in fact, still right here in Brooklyn.
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The uterus may have just not moved forward as the woman matured, or in Kouzoukas' case, scarring from endometriosis could cause the uterus to shift.
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Indian military planners have also considered restructuring the forces for the last couple of years to reduce manpower costs, but have not moved fast enough.
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In some cases, if the contents of c:\users\username\documents were not moved to D:\documents, then a user could also encounter this issue.
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They're called "pressure ulcers" in medical jargon, and are the open wounds that patients develop when they have not moved for long periods of time.
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Congress so far has not moved to ratify the deal, dubbed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, amid Democratic concerns about environmental and labor protections.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's talks with opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has not moved much as cross-party talks broke up without an agreement.
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The central bank has not moved since December, when it lifted its benchmark Fed funds rate by a quarter of a percent from near zero.
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Kuroda acknowledged that household expectations have not moved, and said the BOJ was prepared to continue its battle to figure out how to shift them.
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Trump's approval ratings are low, in the 40 percent range, but many of the people who voted for him are not moved by the controversies.
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Three were previously nominated by former President Barack Obama, though they were not moved to the end of the confirmation process by a Republican Senate.
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But the stocks had not moved on the news by the time the market closed, and GFH later issued another statement withdrawing its first statement.
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Larry Harmon, a voter in the state, challenged the process, arguing that he had been removed from the rolls even though he had not moved.
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"This is a call for urgency," Mr. Loeb wrote, arguing that the company has not moved with enough speed to shed its less profitable divisions.
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But as economic anxiety deepens in the country, lawmakers on both sides are expressing growing ire that Congress has not moved quicker on the package.
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Who, after all, is not moved by the story of the doomed lovers Rodolfo, the would-be poet, and Mimi, the seamstress stricken with tuberculosis?
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However, according to Corriere della Sera, the alarm was not raised and Mattia not moved to the ICU until midnight — three hours after the diagnosis.
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As things currently stand, the House has already approved 10 out of 12 spending bills, while the Senate has not moved on any at all.
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Barbara Schett, a former top Austrian player on the WTA Tour, said that it was significant that Thiem had not moved away from his homeland.
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And Trump allies and attorneys have not moved yet to establish a legal defense fund for Trump aides as they did during the Mueller investigation.
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Others held at the detention center wondered why they were not moved to another building on the same block that was part of the facility.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The woman, the airline explained in the video, had priority over her seat and was not moved.
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"But she would be really frustrated to see that the needle has not moved on people who have the resources, being willing to invest in companies."
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The United Kingdom, a close ally of Washington, acknowledged 'significant' security risks posed by Huawei but has, so far, not moved to ban the firm outright.
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But they also said they believed that the authorities had not moved aggressively enough to contain the disease before it swelled into an outbreak in Marion.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell acknowledged Wednesday that the administration has not moved fast enough in investigating an alleged violation of abortion law.
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Besides adversaries China and Russia, key US allies such as Mexico have not moved to recognize Guaido, however, and Turkey's leader has offered Maduro his backing.
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Conor Lamb face off due to redistricting, the president's support for the Republican has not moved the needle, according to a Monmouth University poll released Wednesday.
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Even bipartisan calls to close the loophole — from presidential candidates as diverse as Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and Jeb Bush — have not moved Congress.
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Three U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the United States had not moved additional assets into the region after North Korea's threats against Guam.
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Animal rights activists said they were happy the race was not moved to Churchill Downs, which they said had "an even more shameful record of fatalities".
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If you're not moved by his live performance of "The Invisible Made Visible," it's because you're a toaster oven and should stick to what you know.
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"Nearly three years since the URA's first public consultation, it's disappointing that the discussion has not moved forward," it said, referring to the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
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"One place that each of these banks [has] not moved to ... is to not finance high fossil fuel or high carbon projects or firms," Lubber said.
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If the chamber had not moved up the vote, the chances of at least a brief shutdown after the midnight Friday deadline would have greatly increased.
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The remains should be given to the family, but not moved to Almudena, said Bonifacio Sanchez of the ARMH group that represents victims of Franco's dictatorship.
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BLOATED MILITARY Indian military planners have also considered restructuring the forces for the last couple of years to reduce manpower costs, but have not moved fast enough.
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The sources, who spoke to reporters on the condition that they not be identified, said the United States has not moved "an inch" from its initial demands.
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But by Saturday night, more than 22 hours later, the bus — carrying 31 players, coaches, managers and members of the support staff — had not moved an inch.
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The US Food and Drug Administration approved the Oxitec trial in the Keys last summer but it has not moved forward because of community backlash and logistics.
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"It is now two and a half years, this file has not moved," Blatter told reporters, adding he had no indication how long the investigation would last.
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Despite this, crude prices had not moved much above $50 per barrel in the first months of 2017, as markets remain well supplied, leading to the extension.
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So far, at least two Republican senators who opposed the chamber's original healthcare proposal have said that they are not moved by the changes to the bill.
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Rand Paul said Tuesday he wishes President Donald Trump had not moved to exit the Iran deal and supported talks between Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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The smear of black on my gloved fingers reacted to the bleach and spread and had the cleaner not moved quickly I might've lost the flesh beneath.
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Why it matters: The Board has not moved quickly to suspend Moonves, who is expected to speak the broadcaster's third quarter earnings call Thursday, per Fox Business.
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The biggest mistakes that I've made have all been human resource-related, particularly those when I've not moved quickly enough when I realize the fit is wrong.
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HSBC, which has publicly said up to 1,000 jobs could move to Paris, has so far not moved any staff, according to a source at the bank.
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HSBC, which has publicly said up to 1,000 jobs could move to Paris, has so far not moved any staff, according to a source at the bank.
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But Congress passed nothing major, and supporters of gun control despaired that even the massacre of first graders had not moved the needle at the national level.
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As House Democrats questioned why their leaders had not moved earlier to condemn President Trump for his own racially charged comments, Mr. Trump weighed in on Twitter.
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The Phillies' Odubel Herrera put his head down and sprinted for third, unaware that the runner ahead of him, Freddy Galvis, had not moved off the base.
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It turned out that immediately after a single, 30-minute jog, the runners' heart cells were noticeably different than those of the animals that had not moved.
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He has contended the central bank has not moved quickly enough to ease monetary policy — though the Fed has cut its benchmark funds rate twice this year.
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Uniper's power stations continue to face margin pressures because the spreads between fuel costs and market prices have not moved much, its chief executive said last week.
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One bill to do that passed the House, but it has not moved in the Senate because it also would expand Americans' ability to carry concealed weapons.
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Historically, the committee has not moved nominees forward without blue slips from both home state senators; the process was designed to give senators leverage with the White House.
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But it has not moved the country much closer to resolving a constitutional snafu that has left it without a legitimate prime minister or government for two months.
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"If we had not moved into those products, I daresay we could have shut Cleartrade down two years ago," Cleartrade Chief Executive Richard Baker said in an interview.
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Hicks, 28, had not moved into the office designated for the White House communications director, instead opting to remain at her current desk just outside the Oval Office.
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It reached a remote pumping station, but has not moved on the main El Sharara field which a rival force of state guards seized in December demanding money.
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One White House official blamed congressional Republicans, asserting that swing voters on Tuesday embraced Democrats because they were frustrated that lawmakers had not moved on the president's agenda.
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If the game against Toronto is not moved, the Yankees would have to travel and play the following night after a Sunday night game on three more occasions.
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Trump's announcement gave Congress 60 days to reimpose sanctions that were lifted as part of the nuclear deal, but lawmakers to date have not moved to do so.
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This means that we still have not moved beyond stabilizing unemployment and returning incomes to pre-recession levels, a nearly $220006,2202 gap according to the Joint Economic Committee.
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"I want to say this clearly, from a Catholic point of view, the document has not moved a millimeter" from church teaching codified in the Second Vatican Council.
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The Knicks, meanwhile, were told Porzingis was prepared to leave the team and continue his knee rehabilitation in Spain if he was not moved by Thursday's 3 p.m.
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" But Di Toro was not moved, ruling Wednesday that limiting Trump's examination would be too prejudicial to the defense team's right to prepare the case for trial, and "Mr.
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The government will seek to ensure that VW investment plans are followed through and that "production is not moved outside the country", a statement released by Sobotka's office said.
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"The public has not moved on that one in 19913 years," concluded Barry Burden, a University of Wisconsin Madison political science professor and director of the Elections Research Center.
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"BALPA have not moved from their demands for a pay rise which adds up to more than 10 per cent, or around 10,000 pounds ($13,217.00) per pilot," it said.
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Yet the tech industry is concerned that school systems and universities have not moved fast enough to adjust their curriculum to delve more into data science and machine learning.
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Firms that have not moved to comply with the new rule will wait to make any changes to their existing plans until the SEC adopts the proposed plan requirements.
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When Merkel took office, in late 27, Germany had not moved past its antipathy for Bush, whose invasion of Iraq had opened a rift with her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder.
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He said he had not moved into the complex with the expectation of luxury along the lines of what might be found in Brooklyn Heights or Long Island City.
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The president had argued that the Paris agreement was a bad deal that unfairly hurt the United States, but so far has not moved to renegotiate a different deal.
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On Wednesday, he took his criticism of the league a step further, claiming that team owners have not moved to stop demonstrations because they are "afraid" of their players.
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Dimon said it was "my fault" that the bank had not moved faster to use the cloud for customer accounts and transactions, and that he has worried about security.
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The official singled out USCIS, saying it had not moved quickly enough to tighten H-1B visas for skilled workers and has granted an "astronomical" number of asylum claims.
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Mr. MacArthur's bill has not moved forward, but there is a chance Congress will adopt it after the midterm elections, especially if the Republicans lose control of the House.
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As of Friday, the college has not moved its May 1 decision deadline but explicitly told accepted students in an email not to come visit the campus in person.
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States like Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Vermont are moving ahead to set their own standards, over frustration that the EPA has not moved aggressively to regulate PFAS.
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It isn't possible, even with all our vaunted technology, to be absolutely certain that an airstrike will not affect any civilians, or that a target has not moved elsewhere.
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Legislatures in other states, such as New York and New Jersey, are also considering measures that would fully legalize marijuana sales, but such proposals have not moved forward yet.
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She paid for a seat in Delta Air Line's Comfort+ section and was reassigned to a seat in the same section; she was not moved to a coach seat.
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Like the extraordinarily bright whiteness of the surgical mask of that doctor, who also told me that had I not moved faster it would have been so much worse.
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Canine searches of the wooded area around Cunningham's home and an aerial search by helicopters have not moved investigators or Cunningham's family any closer to the truth of his whereabouts.
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Aside from the fact that we clearly have not moved past the "manipulative and mentally unstable ex-wife" archetype yet, this film marks Heigl's first leading film role since 2012.
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Earlier, one source close to the talks complained that "we have brought flexibility, we have brought ideas, but the problem is that the United States has not moved an inch".
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The Trump administration has been pressing allies to end their relationships with Huawei, but Germany, moving ahead with its plans, has not moved to ban the company from its networks.
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The truck turned up Monday night in an orchard in Live Oak, California, where farm workers who reported it said the vehicle had not moved for several days, reports KCRA.
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Die-hard Apple fans though said they were not moved by the iPhone SE and instead are focused on the much anticipated launch of the iPhone 7 later this year.
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"It is noticeable that the Swissie has (now) really not moved at all," said Constantin Bolz, a strategist with the Chief Investment Office of giant Swiss group UBS in Zurich.
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The move is an end-run around Ryan, who has sat on the conservatives' bill as it continues to lack enough votes to pass and not moved toward any alternatives.
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So even though the Yankees (34-36) have played better since their dreadful start, a 6.883-20 record since May 3 has not moved them appreciably closer to first place.
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We are not moved to write polemics against paganism when Homer has Odysseus slaughter Penelope's suitors, such massacres being as much a part of Homeric time as banquets and bards.
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And the students — the ones who have not moved to the mainland — must bring their own water bottles and douse themselves in repellent to fend off the island's mosquito invasion.
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Some of the bigger ones that are there have remained in China and have been popular in China — I'm just talking about the consumer ones — and have not moved globally.
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A confrontation like the one at 555 California would never have happened had skateboarding not moved, beginning in the 1980s, away from the parks and ramps built for the sport.
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"One of the challenges for the world is that as China has grown and not moved toward market orientation, that means that the misallocation of capital actually increases," Malpass said.
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He added that the whale had been feeding around the barges across the Thames near Gravesend in Kent for around an hour and had not moved more than 200 meters.
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One specific box office statistic, however, may help explain why most studios have not moved faster to include Hispanic actors: the relatively high percentage of frequent moviegoers who are Hispanic.
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For months, donors and some Republican operatives had wondered why the super PAC had not moved faster to try to take down Mr. Trump and damage his standing in the polls.
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If you look at M&A premia that we see in the insurance sector, it's typically 25 – 40 percent and clearly Generali's share price has not moved that much as yet.
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"Bitcoin is an uncorrelated asset, meaning that historically the price of bitcoin has not moved in tandem with the stock market, which is good for a balanced portfolio," said Van Valkenburgh.
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Some Republicans have expressed disappointment that Trump has not moved faster on tax reform and on repealing Obamacare, the health care system put in place by his Democratic President Barack Obama.
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But those prices have not moved much higher in last few weeks, even as it became clear the U.S. would play hardball with Iran and pressure its oil sales to zero.
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Even if they are not moved by humanitarian concerns to improve health care for their poorest citizens, recalcitrant legislators should at least see the folly of rejecting extremely generous matching funds.
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Things have not moved on all that far from the days when Georges Pompidou, an ex-president, advised Charles Pasqua, a southern politician, to take diction classes to overcome his "handicap".
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In March, Twitter was quietly mulling over the idea of a paid version of Tweetdeck, a tool for power users that juggle multiple accounts, though it's not moved forward with it.
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The 58-year-old senator has generally not moved as far left on policy as most of her primary competitors, leaving her space to cast herself as a more pragmatic option.
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Where in an automotive space, you would have propagation resistance in your battery pack built in and designed in, those requirements have really not moved into the bike and scooter area.
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Max Rose, another endangered House Democrat, told CNN that he has not moved off his opposition to impeachment, but argued that "we have to get to the facts" of the allegations.
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And, if you're still not moved by LeBron's actions (looking at you, Trump) ... the NBA star has also pledged to pay tuition for graduating students to attend The University of Akron.
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The two fires are expected to merge Monday night and authorities have dedicated 2120 personnel on the ground and aircraft to fight the flames, which so far have not moved toward houses.
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Why it matters: President Trump has stepped back from overseeing his family empire, but still benefits from The Trump Organization's success because he has not moved his assets to a blind trust.
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Although as many as 20 members of Congress are set to travel with the president, the Republican-led body has not moved to support Obama's policy shift by lifting the broad embargo.
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Mortgage rates have not moved much this week but could fall if increasing tensions in the brewing trade war between the U.S. and China push investors to the safe haven of bonds.
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There were other limits to the remaking, too: In the final days of the session, disappointed activists asked why bills to decriminalize loitering or limit immigration enforcement at courthouses had not moved.
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HSBC, which has publicly said up to 1,1003 jobs could move to Paris, has so far not moved any staff, a source at the bank told Reuters as part of the survey.
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While Libros787 has not moved far from Parallel18's tight-knit community of start-ups, the company's founders have made a business of selling Puerto Rican books to the far-flung diaspora.
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It was not clear why, if a crime is apparent in the F.B.I. reports that were reviewed by the Judiciary Committee, the Justice Department had not moved to charge Mr. Steele already.
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The Season 5 finale of Grace and Frankie let us imagine how our heroines might've caved under these pressures, had they not moved in together and relied on each other post-divorce.
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But Mr. Flynn was fired, and the Trump administration so far has not moved to extradite the cleric, Fethullah Gulen, an ally of Mr. Erdogan's before the two had a falling out.
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It added that the hacker had not moved any of the funds to any exchange or personal accounts but that it had no way to return the stolen funds to its owners.
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In these and other important respects, Civilizations has not moved much beyond Clark's series nearly a half-century ago (as pointed out in an insightful review by Mark Lawson in The Guardian).
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We do not and have not moved weight, but it seems like maybe the banana thing has been overdone: At this point, it seems like it's the pumpkin spice of smuggling techniques.
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Four days later police recovered the truck in an orchard in Live Oak, between Yuba City and Gridley, where farm workers who reported the vehicle said it had not moved for several days.
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Recent pronouncements by Hamas officials have suggested growing frustration that Israel has not moved fast enough to fulfill its pledges, including allowing the transfer of millions of dollars of extra funding from Qatar.
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Michael Cohen, Barclays head of energy commodities research, said he was not moved by the latest news, which follows a string of similar comments from oil ministers and petroleum executives in recent weeks.
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It certainly has not moved Eddie Rosianu, 88, who said he had been a steadfast supporter of the Republican Party since he arrived in the United States from Romania by way of Israel.
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Some of the people have been placed in hotel rooms paid for by the city instead of being placed in cluster apartments; the city has not moved people from cluster apartments to hotels.
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Ms. Yeo noted that while almost 70 percent of respondents in the Hong Kong University poll favored a law against discrimination based on sexual orientation, the government had not moved to establish one.
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The range of reforms under discussion is impressively wide, but so far talks have not moved far because there was no new government in the key euro zone economy Germany until last week.
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Reuters noted that if British users' Google data is kept in Ireland and not moved to the U.S., British authorities will have a tough time gaining access to it if needed during investigations.
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"Our biggest criticism is that management has not moved fast enough to reposition the company," the analysts said, adding that there was still a lot of uncertainty around the succession of top management.
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Although views on impeachment and removal have not moved, the poll finds that 53% say Trump improperly used his office to gain political advantage, up from 49% who said the same in October.
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Republicans are winningSince the hearings began, the numbers on Trump&aposs impeachment have not moved in any meaningful way — and some polls have even shown that there&aposs a small loss of support.
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As a consequence, Shkval's only guidance is an autopilot which steers it towards the place where its target was located at the moment of launch, in the hope that the target has not moved.
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That legislation has not moved forward, but the state is planning a new, separate prison to house 18- to 25-year-olds, in order to keep them segregated from supposedly more hardened, career criminals.
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But it has not moved forward in resolving the dispute, prompting a renewed campaign by Hindu hardliners for the construction of the temple at the site they believe to be the birthplace of Rama.
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"Parts of the media and entertainment industry have not moved at the necessary pace to keep up with the disruption occurring in the industry," said Chris Vollmer, media and entertainment advisory leader at PwC.
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The Federal Reserve has started raising short-term interest rates to reflect the economy's recovery, but longer-term rates — over which the Fed traditionally has far less influence — have not moved nearly as much.
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I had not moved to New York yet when the surfaces of its downstairs bathrooms provided cocaine runways for some "Saturday Night Live" cast members and a troop of art-market players and fixers.
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Support for independence has stayed at around 45 percent since 2014; although Scots are disgruntled by Brexit, it has not moved the dial on secession as far as Sturgeon and her party might have expected.
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Last Wednesday, the LNA reached a remote pumping station of El Sharara, but had until now not moved on the main field, which a force of state guards and tribesmen seized in December demanding funds.
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" Here is the final, crucial point made by Breyer: Many Ohio voters who had not moved were removed from the rolls because of the "human tendency not to send back cards received in the mail.
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And it could have been grimmer for the South Koreans if the world No. 1, Lydia Ko, who was born in Seoul, had not moved with her family to New Zealand when she was young.
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The case came about when Larry Harmon challenged the process arguing that he was removed from the rolls even though he had not moved, but rather had opted not to vote in 2009 and 2010.
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After nearly three years as mayor, Mr. de Blasio is still navigating that divide, even as reform advocates protest that he has not moved fast enough to make good on his promise for lasting change.
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The list and the package recovered on Monday suggested that the national turmoil that Mr. Sayoc is accused of unleashing could have lasted considerably longer had law enforcement officials not moved in when they did.
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Had the Americans understood this, they might have better understood what motivated South Vietnam, and not moved so quickly to abandon them just as they were coalescing into a unified, motivated political and military force.
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Mr. Trump has complained to confidantes that Mr. Wray has not moved fast enough to replace the senior leadership that he inherited from his predecessor, James B. Comey, whom Mr. Trump summarily dismissed in May.
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That left many to wonder not only about future risk at Gatwick, but also about why the British government has not moved more assertively to regulate devices that are widely available and easy to manipulate.
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"In principle, anyone can fall into this situation," Ms. Travina said, praising Mr. Trubitsyn as a patriot because he had not moved abroad and had invested time and money in science education for local children.
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Senate appropriators, for their part, have not moved to include any comparable additional funds in their own version of the legislative branch funding bill, according to Chris Gallegos, the spokesman for the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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But notably, as the campaign reaches the end of the primary season, the campaign has not moved to staff key battleground states and little appears in the works beyond recent promises to fight to the convention.
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"Why has President Obama's proposal to establish a consumer privacy framework not moved forward?" said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a research center in Washington that initially supported the administration's effort.
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So when people say "markets are complacent because the Vix is low", it is worth remembering that all they are observing is that prices have not moved very much in the last 22007 days or so.
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Occasionally I felt fascinating phantom sensations, like my hand twisting the cap off a bottle when in fact it had not moved, or the certainty that my arms were resting on surfaces that did not exist.
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If President Trump is not moved by the sheer scale of human suffering, and the daily starvation deaths of children then perhaps the national security threat and international refugee crisis will move the administration to act.
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There is also some indication that people high in psychopathic or callous behavioral traits demonstrate less spontaneous mimicking behavior, which may be why they are not moved by the fearful or angry faces of their victims.
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But the fragility of her governing coalition and her own weakened leadership, as well as misgivings over aspects of Macron's vision for renewal, have meant she has not moved as quickly as Macron would have liked.
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Bolton's statement earlier this week that he would testify in a Senate trial, if subpoenaed, prompted a new push from Democrats to agree to witnesses, but that has not moved McConnell or the Senate GOP conference.
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"Not only is there no U.K.-wide agreement on the way ahead, but the U.K. government has not moved even an inch in pursuit of compromise and agreement," Ms. Sturgeon said in a speech in Edinburgh.
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The big reason larger employers have not moved to narrow networks in significant numbers: it's difficult for them to satisfy a diverse workforce with a limited network of doctors and hospitals, especially in a tight labor market.
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The Trump administration, for all of the president's calls to action, has not moved to rally Republicans around any specific proposals, and is yet to provide any language on exactly what they would like Congress to support.
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They are therefore "gay" in an interesting, petrified way: as though the spirit of gay history had not moved forward, had never deposited various "yas queens" and "werk" into the detritus of brunch culture before moving on.
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The aide noted that the House unanimously passed another Russia sanctions bill on Syria, which sanctions those selling weapons to assist fighters in Syria to support the regime, and the Senate has not moved on it yet.
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India has not moved against Pakistan militarily despite blaming militant groups based there for orchestrating attacks on its soil including one on Mumbai in 2008, in part out of fear it would spiral into a broader conflict.
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Trump's push for the wall, which has included an Oval Office address, a border visit and a daily haranguing of Democrats on Twitter, has thus far not moved the opposite party or the public in his direction.
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Every contender could find a place for Sale, and if he is not moved before Monday's nonwaiver deadline, he could be the prize of the trade market this winter, given a weak class of free agent starters.
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While stories about shortages of particular skill categories and professions have been making their way into the media, indicators of either wages or the costs incurred by businesses to employ labor have just not moved that much.
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There has been optimism about new solid polymers that might replace liquid electrolytes, but they have not moved to commercialization — with the exception of a lithium polymer battery now being used by Bolloré, the French electric carmaker.
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Jackson sponsored a non-binding resolution urging companies to add more women to their boards back in 2013, but says most companies ignored the request and "have really not moved the needle at all" on the issue.
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As the presidential race reaches the end of the primary season, the campaign has not moved to staff key general election battleground states, and little appears in the works beyond recent promises to fight on to the convention.
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Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Theresa May had not moved far enough in a first round of crisis talks aimed at breaking the domestic deadlock over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Despite a recent diplomatic charm offensive in Brussels, she has not moved much closer to unlocking the second phase of EU exit talks, which would see the parties discuss their future relationship -- including a potential new trade deal.
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Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, has been indicted on charges of genocide, but the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has been forced to suspend the case because world powers have not moved to arrest him.
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After heavy resistance from Islamic State fighters, the troops have not moved over the past 48 hours, keeping their positions in Falluja's mainly rural southern suburb of Naimiya, according to a Reuters TV crew reporting from the area.
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European Union states and legislators agreed last week on stricter rules to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing on exchange platforms for bitcoin and other virtual currencies, but it has not moved to regulate the market beyond that.
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Australia approved the use of marijuana for medical purposes in 2016, but the country has not moved in the direction of the small number of other countries, like Canada, that have legalized recreational use on a national level.
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CNN also excluded cases where an applicant listed their "Current Location" as "Damaged Dwelling," which suggested an applicant had either not moved at all or provided a mailing ZIP code that was different from where they were residing.
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Trump publicly admitted during the 2016 presidential campaign that Obama was born in the U.S. However, an unnamed senator told The New York Times in November that Trump has not moved on from the issue regarding Obama's birthplace.
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Since Mr. Trump took office, the E.P.A. has not moved to punish the plant's owner, even after extensive evidence was assembled during the Obama administration that the plant had repeatedly, and illegally, released harmful pollutants into the air.
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Since a redacted version of the Mueller report was released, Trump has not moved on from his contention the investigation amounted to an illegal "witch hunt," despite the advice from some of his allies to focus his attention elsewhere.
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"The ZCTU has not moved from its position that the short-term solution is to dollarise and, as such, we are going into the tripartite negotiating forum (with government and business) to demand U.S. dollar salary payments," Mutasa added.
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Many lawmakers from both parties had agreed that one response to the massacre should be to ban the sale of bump stocks but so far, such bipartisan legislation introduced in the House and the Senate has not moved forward.
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A White House aide insisted that Mr. Trump had always left open the possibility of passing a DACA fix without funding for a border wall, and insisted that he had not moved away from the wall as a priority.
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"While a similar measure in Congress, The Humane Cosmetics Act, has not moved, we are doing what we have normally done when Congress does not act, and that is for California to move forward and lead the way," she said.
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"There is a pressing need to improve the regulation of our nuclear energy ... the asymmetrical regulation of the sale of nuclear electricity at a price that has not moved since 2011 is a major threat to the company," he said.
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That would be a major milestone for the company which has not turned an annual profit by any measure since being founded in 2012 and has not moved closer since its high-profile initial public offering in June last year.
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Third Point is interested in finding out why Dorrance, a grandson of former company chief John Dorrance, has not moved more quickly to reduce the loans he took for which he pledged roughly $500 million of his Campbell shares as collateral.
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Corbyn, a veteran socialist campaigner whom May has repeatedly derided as unfit for office, said on Wednesday that she had not moved far enough in talks which continued, at a lower level, for four and a half hours on Thursday.
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The supermarkets are disaster zones, Black Friday is living up to its name, the Macy's parade balloons are stored away, and some of you have not moved from the couch in half a day, Thanksgiving Day has come and gone.
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But Merrill told CNN Thursday that he still planned to certify Jones as the winner on Thursday afternoon and noted that his office has investigated more than 60 accusations of voter fraud and was not moved to question the results.
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While President Trump has not moved to fill many jobs that require Senate confirmation, he has quietly installed hundreds of officials to serve as his eyes and ears at every major federal agency, from the Pentagon to the Department of Interior.
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Mr. Trump has said that Mr. Wray has not moved quickly enough to rid the bureau of senior officials who were biased against Mr. Trump and had worked for James B. Comey, the director whom Mr. Trump fired in May.
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The timing of a Senate trial next year is still unclear, as House Democratic leadership has not moved to send the impeachment articles across the Capitol, hoping to secure guarantees from Senate GOP leadership over how the trial would be conducted.
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According to Yahoo, Twitter has further clarified that APNG files were not used to target the Epilepsy Foundation, but the bug meant such files could have been used to do so in the future had Twitter not moved to squash it.
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In fact, even with the latest crackdown, the FDA still has not moved up the deadline for submission of e-cigarette product premarket authorizations for products on the market before August 2016, which it delayed from August 2018 to 2022.
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Unlike her younger siblings, Ms. Baez is not a citizen by birth, but she has a work permit under the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which President Trump criticized during the campaign but has not moved to end.
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However, White House national security adviser John Bolton said this week that North Korean has not moved toward denuclearization and that the U.S. would not lift economic sanctions against the country until it takes more steps toward ending its nuclear program.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has not moved "an inch" on her Brexit "red lines", Labour's top legal policy chief Shami Chakrabarti said on Sunday, suggesting there was little hope of a quick breakthrough before an EU summit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Theresa May had not moved far enough in a first round of crisis talks aimed at breaking the domestic deadlock over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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"Most economic indicators have not moved in a positive direction during the past 40 years and some have worsened in comparing the Valley to state averages," wrote Stephen Levy, director of the Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy in Palo Alto.
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The S&P 500 was down 2.79 points, or 0.11 percent, at 2963,21, reversing from an all-time high of 2736,21 The index has not moved more than 2012 percent in the past 2500 trading days, despite a flurry of quarterly earnings.
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She said when the idea was brought up "at a staff level," the administration had not moved forward with it because "logistically, there were a lot of challenges and it probably didn't make sense to move forward," but was now under consideration again.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has spoken critically about marijuana, even likening it to heroin, but the Department of Justice under his leadership has not moved to change ways from the Obama administration, which allowed states to set their own marijuana policies without interference.
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The hacker has not moved any of the funds, the foundation said in a statement posted to the Medium publishing site, adding it would create an automated tagging system within two days to follow the coins and identify any account which receives them.
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Facebook had also considered collecting health information in the past, when it asked major U.S. hospitals to share anonymized data about their patients, as CNBC reported in April, though Facebook said the project had not moved past the planning stage at the time.
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But Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico, Washington state and American Samoa have not moved to make their driver's licenses compliant with the new federal standard, meaning airline passengers from those states will have to present other forms of identification at TSA checkpoints.
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ANKARA, June 10 (Reuters) - The United States has not moved to create a joint working group to assess its concerns regarding Turkey's purchase of the Russian S-400 missile defence systems, the head of the Turkish Defence Industries Directorate said on Monday.
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DxE alleges this process was not followed — that already-pregnant pigs were left in gestation crates, not moved into group housing once confirmed pregnant — but the company points to that process to explain why crated pigs remain in Smithfield facilities despite its pledge.
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That slight advance in timing translates into nesting temperatures about two degrees Fahrenheit cooler than the birds would encounter had they not moved up their breeding time — almost exactly counterbalancing the two-degree rise in average temperatures recorded over the last century.
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Pro-government Turkish newspapers are baying for United States troops to be kicked out of Incirlik, a Turkish air base used in the fight against Islamic State militants and other critical missions, but the Turkish government has not moved in that direction yet.
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For now, that force — and the 19893,000 People's Liberation Army troops routinely stationed in Hong Kong — have not moved against protesters, but in recent weeks, Hong Kong police have been increasingly inclined to use force against demonstrators and have made over 700 arrests.
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" Quieting aides who sought to cut short his session with reporters, he argued that the "party has not moved" and said that "the vast majority of the members of the Democratic Party are still basically liberal to moderate Democrats in the traditional sense.
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"The reason is that we have not moved fast enough in solving the problems of people, committing wealth, jobs and education for them, so people are, in a way, desperate — they need solutions," Fox, who headed the conservative National Action Party, told CNBC.
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To understand the "self-Europeanization of Europe," it helps to compare today's European project to the old European project: the United States, which has in many ways not moved beyond the Old World ideals that contributed to its founding and formative years.
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More than 203 credentialed media encircled the court to capture every pass, every dribble, every shot of the King's firstborn, who would likely have worn an Irish jersey had the family not moved west so James could shine for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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"The underlying assets (of Wanda Commercial) are good and the stock in Hong Kong has not moved [compared with its listing price]...this is an arbitrage written in the stars," said Alberto Forchielli, founder of China-focused private equity firm Mandarin Capital.
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But if you're not moved by the value of differing perspectives, think about the effects of diversity on your bottom line: It has been shown that companies that are gender-diverse are 15 percent more likely to financially outperform their less-diverse peers.
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"We have not moved the clock hands from the position of last year," Jerry Brown, the former governor of California and chair of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, said at the press conference announcing where the clock would be set for 2019.
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Questions are sure to be asked why warning systems set up after that disaster appear to have failed on Friday, and why more people in coastal areas had not moved to higher ground after a big quake, even in the absence of an official warning.
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We're seeing something similar on the Democratic side: You can argue that Hillary Clinton has not moved on any major issue as much as she has moved on trade agreements, publicly opposing a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement she enthusiastically promoted as secretary of state.
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There are a lot of things that I'm looking at, in particular this issue that she has not moved on at all in this campaign, which is this commitment to continue this interventionist regime change policy in Syria that's proving to be so disastrous.
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There is frustration among the network of conservative donors and activists that the Senate has not moved to take up the bill, which aims to incentivize inmates to complete prison programs that might reduce their likelihood to commit crimes again when they are released.
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To the Editor: Re "Where 'There Are No Whys'" (Inside The Times, April 16): Paul Mozur's article on reporting in Kashgar, China, is a sobering reminder that the country has made much economic progress but has not moved forward with regard to its repressive policies.
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When asked during a quarterly earnings call in 2006 why his company had not moved more of its chip manufacturing facilities offshore, Intel CEO Andy Grove responded that "shop-floor" innovation drove chip design for a greater degree than most of its competitors understood.
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But by sticking "to her speaking notes", as one EU diplomat described it, some leaders felt the conversation had not moved on at a summit where entrenched positions on Russia and migration frustrated attempts to secure agreements on what some leaders say are more pressing issues.
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The shapes and shadows in the windows of this house he imagined to be his own, and that of the young woman he'd lived with at that time — as if they had not moved away, had not parted, had settled here and perhaps started a family together.
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When the researchers asked the students to return to the lab for a final round of testing a month after the lessons — without practicing in the meantime — the cyclists remembered words and understood them in sentences more accurately than did the students who had not moved.
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One Democratic official said they saw "great penetration" this week on Fox News, with Bret Baier calling Trump's tweets disparaging former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch "a turning point," and Chris Wallace stating that "you don't have a pulse" if you're not moved by her testimony.
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WASHINGTON — Michael D. Cohen's explosive testimony this week about President Trump's potentially felonious conduct has not moved House Democratic leaders closer to initiating impeachment proceedings against the president, with top lawmakers preferring to pursue multiple intertwined inquiries as they await the results of the special counsel's investigation.
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"There are a lot of things that I'm looking at, in particular this issue that she has not moved on at all in this campaign, which is to continue this interventionist regime change policy in Syria that is proving to be so disastrous," said Gabbard, an Iraq War veteran.
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I derive serious joy from walking in the front door at the end of a long day and having our home look, not like a picture perfect magazine photo, but like a hotel suite where housekeeping has come in and out but not moved any of our things.
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LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Huawei will present a plan to address British security concerns about its equipment by the end of the first half of this year, a senior company executive said on Thursday, following criticism the Chinese firm has not moved fast enough to fix the issues.
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Canada's central bank, which has not moved since October 13 even as its counterparts - including the U.S. Federal Reserve - have eased, held firm as expected last week, but left the door open to a possible future cut to help the economy weather the damaging effects of global trade conflicts.
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Related: Iraqis Are Bombarding Fallujah With 5003,000 Civilians Trapped Inside After heavy resistance from Islamic State fighters, the troops have not moved over the past 48 hours, keeping their positions in Fallujah's mainly rural southern suburb of Naimiya, according to a Reuters TV crew reporting from the area.
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BUT WE NEED TO PROTECT OURSELVES BECAUSE IF WE GET TO THE ANNUAL MEETING AND THE COMPANY HAS NOT MOVED FORWARD AS THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO, THERE'S A QUESTION HERE AS IT RELATES TO CAPABILITY AND CREDIBILITY OF THE BOARD MEMBERS AND THE MANAGEMENT TEAM IN TERMS OF RUNNING THE PROCESS.
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"We need to protect ourselves because if we get to the annual meeting and the company has not moved forward as they're supposed to — there's a question here as it relates to capability and credibility of the board members and management team in terms of running the process," Smith said.
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While liberal critics argue he has not moved fast enough to reform the church — especially when it comes to the role of women — his supporters note that he is at the least willing to talk about and reconsider church policy on married priests, and its stance toward homosexuality and celibacy.
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Allowing states to opt out of the federal requirements for minimum benefits and community rating "could greatly erode the safeguards Obamacare put in place for those with pre-existing conditions," said Representative Leonard Lance, Republican of New Jersey, who opposed the earlier House repeal bill and has not moved from that position.
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If you're not moved to pick up the game and give the mod a try, at least take a bit of joy from the possibility that a single letter may have been in part the cause of multimillion-dollar franchise flopping so hard that the developers got hit with a class-action lawsuit for it.
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The list appeared to be an attempt to mollify critics — including Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland — who said that the administration had not moved quickly enough to punish a key American adversary, using legislation passed by Congress in July and signed by President Trump in August.
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Maddow's typical fan has been branded (by Kat Stoeffel in The New York Times) as the "MSNBC Mom," a woman who feels that the election has radicalized her; even if she has not moved to the left politically, her liberal sympathies and news consumption have swelled into a suddenly central part of her identity.
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One person briefed on the personnel matter said that Ms. Reid had remained at the White House longer than expected in part because the first lady, Melania Trump, had not moved swiftly to fill White House staff positions, and that the Trump transition over all had moved slowly in filling some of the typical ranks.
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Local interbank rates HIBOR= have not moved much but a key gauge of cash levels in Hong Kong, banks' aggregate balances held with the central bank, stood at HK$54.4 billion as of Tuesday - an 87% decline from its 2015 peak, when the city attracted foreign inflows as global central banks kept interest rates at historic lows.
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Local interbank rates have not moved much but a key gauge of cash levels in Hong Kong, banks' aggregate balances held with the central bank, stood at HK$54.4 billion as of Tuesday - an 87% decline from its 2015 peak, when the city attracted foreign inflows as global central banks kept interest rates at historic lows.
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While the A.C.C. moved some conference championships out of North Carolina because of a state law known as H.B. 2, the men's basketball tournament had reached an agreement to come to Brooklyn in 2014, before the law was passed; the tournament was not moved because of the law, which has been criticized as unfairly targeting gay and transgender people.
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While the A.C.C. moved some conference championships out of North Carolina because of a state law known as H.B. 21, the men's basketball tournament had reached an agreement to come to Brooklyn in 2800, before the law was passed; the tournament was not moved because of the law, which has been criticized as unfairly targeting gay and transgender people.
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Following a Player Council meeting on Friday to vote on a replacement for Gimelstob, as well as discuss Grand Slam prize money and the distribution of prize money at lower levels, Dutch player Robin Haase quit from the Board, saying it had been an "unproductive" year and that the Council had "not moved the game forward".
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Looking at the recent Music Week 30 Under 30 Awards, where only two of the 30 were from non-white backgrounds, it shows that things have still not moved on as much as people like to think, despite the charts and the underground being dominated by non-white artists or musical genres that have origins outside of white and western culture.
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But the driver was said to have alerted the police only after a photograph of the suspects in the attacks was released hours later, raising questions about whether the police had perhaps already had the building in their sights but, for some reason, had not moved in and smashed through the front door to the sixth-floor apartment until it was too late.
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BURWELL ADMITS ABORTION LAW INQUIRY TOO SLOW HHS Secretary Sylvia BurwellSylvia Mary Mathews BurwellWhy Trump will win the wall fight Price was a disaster for HHS — Time for an administrator, not an ideologue Overnight Healthcare: GOP chairman to introduce pre-existing condition bill MORE acknowledged Wednesday that the administration has not moved fast enough in investigating an alleged violation of abortion law.
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In separate interviews, the actors struck similar notes of protectiveness about the "Karate Kid" legacy, about how important it was for "Cobra Kai" to spin the story forward and include some of the film's heart along with the clever callbacks, fan Easter eggs and "humor that comes from the fact that these two guys have not moved past it," Mr. Macchio said.
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At a time in our country when the morality and leadership at the White House has failed to meet any standard we expect, I cannot sit by and watch someone be reelected who has not moved our country forward, who has done harm to our standing in the world, and who has fanned the terrible flames of racism and white supremacy.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND The LME alleges that on occasions between September 22012 and October 22014 Access World (USA) LLC "employees falsified documents, including bills of lading, to give the exchange the impression that zinc had physically moved from the New Orleans delivery point when it had either not moved or it had moved but on a date other than shown in the inventory records".
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The new revelations, coming at a time when half of Americans support impeaching and removing the President even though impeachment proceedings have not moved the needle of public opinion, underscored the problem for Trump and his supporters in Congress: Public hearings in the impeachment inquiry may be in the rearview mirror, but new details about his pressure campaign on Ukraine continue to trickle out.
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After the Saudi PIF bought almost 5% of Tesla stock through the public markets, Musk says they asked for another meeting with him which, he says, took place on July 31st, during which he claims they "regretted" that he had "not moved forward previously" with a private transaction with them, and that the head of the PIF "strongly expressed his support" for funding a private transaction for Tesla.
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What's next: FBI unlikely to conclude Clinton email review prior to election Clinton aides cite early voting statistics as proof that while the FBI news has drawn heavy scrutiny in recent days, it has not moved the core of her support Early voting data show that over 3.5 million people have already voted in Florida -- making up nearly one quarter of all registered voters in the state -- with Democrats outpacing 2012 vote-by-mail numbers.
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Meantime everyone sort of takes for granted the traditional media — TV being the biggest invest is all but dead, a portion of it is going away — doesn't seem like it's going away anytime soon and it seems like there's a big gap, right, the audience has moved online, the ad dollars have not moved online, the ad dollars that are there online, they don't seem to be doing what they should be doing.
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The 2628 million who tuned in Friday marks a 28500 percent drop from the number of people who watched former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey6900 reasons why impeachment fatigue has already set in Day 2628 impeachment ratings drop by more than 28503 million from first day Chris Wallace on Yovanovitch testimony: 'If you're not moved, you don't have a pulse' MORE's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee in 22019, which delivered more than 19.5 million viewers.
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The 220006,2202,2628 who tuned in on ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, CSPAN and PBS marks a 28500 percent drop from the number of people who watched James ComeyJames Brien Comey6900 reasons why impeachment fatigue has already set in Day 2628 impeachment ratings drop by more than 28503 million from first day Chris Wallace on Yovanovitch testimony: 'If you're not moved, you don't have a pulse' MORE's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee in May 22019, which delivered more than 19 million viewers.
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