Vettel ran into his teammate's Ferrari, causing Raikkonen to nudge into Verstappen.
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Europe's STOXX 600 recovered from early falls to nudge into positive territory, gaining 0.073 percent.
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Europe's STOXX 600 recovered from early falls to nudge into positive territory, gaining 0.173 percent.
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At the threshold of the cosmos, it will fire its engine for a final nudge into orbit.
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So what does it take to turn a "nudge" into a trans-space journey to a lunar orbit?
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The Secure Act provides companies that adopt this automatic enrollment "nudge" into their plans with an annual tax credit of $500.
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ABN AMRO forecasts net issuance will nudge into positive territory for the first time since before the ECB embarked on quantitative easing.
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Equities recovered from early falls to nudge into positive territory, with markets in Italy and France 20.2 percent higher although German stocks dipped.
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And many of the Canadian companies now have room to nudge into their own oil sands and consolidate their ownership, giving them a competitive edge.
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In reality, it's a little nudge into the pool, giving your almost ex-lover a little headstart into the dating world before you remove yourself from the equation.
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There's been stiff competition, with more to come—but I feel this is one we'll see nudge into the upper parts of several publications' year-end best lists.
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Once at launch speed, the centrifuge will release the rocket and send it screaming into the stratosphere where it will fire its engine for a final nudge into orbit.
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That means that unlike today's Qi chargers, where you have to scoot your phone around to nudge into a position where it can charge, you truly should be able to just drop something on the pad and get to charging.
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Some of the objects you find lying around will be small enough to nudge into the hole, and the more objects you consume, the bigger the hole becomes, gradually swallowing people and toppling buildings until there's nothing left in the landscape.
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Mitchell is a "child with a child pretending": Weary of lies you're sending home So you sign all the papers in the family name You're sad and you're sorry but you're not ashamed, little green Have a happy ending The words are a slight nudge into oblivion, like a paper boat being launched into a swift current.
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Marteau was elected a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences, and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, both in 2001. She was appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the 2017 Queen's Birthday Honours List. Her citation reads: > Professor Theresa Marteau, Director of the Behaviour and Health Research > Unit at Cambridge University, is a distinguished health psychologist who has > established a world-class behaviour change unit. She has demonstrated that > Government policies should look at population-level interventions as well as > those that focus on individuals, putting the concept of “nudge” into > practice. She has been the Principal Investigator for the Wellcome Trust > Centre for the Study of Incentives in Health and pioneered research into how > the environment affects people’s behaviour.
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