This was a pivotal moment in my career and this is going to be a pivotal moment in your career.
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"This is a pivotal moment for FIFA, but every moment has been a pivotal moment for FIFA," said Roger Pielke Jr., a political scientist who has studied the organization and its governance.
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Eddie Murphy's Delirious was a pivotal moment in my childhood.
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Gentleman Jack starts at a pivotal moment in Lister's life.
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The shift comes at a pivotal moment for the company.
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I'm turning up at a fairly pivotal moment for Healy.
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This was a pivotal moment for the young southern rapper.
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All the same, this is a pivotal moment for Facebook.
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Which brings us to the pivotal moment: the photo itself.
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The pivotal moment came on Friday at around 11 a.m.
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The Hill: Trump faces a pivotal moment on North Korea.
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The Paris Peace Forum, then, arrives at a pivotal moment.
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We're in an extremely pivotal moment in our country's history.
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The scene also resembles another pivotal moment in Scandal history.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Last night was a pivotal moment for Democrats.
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Then, at this pivotal moment in her career, disaster struck.
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There's a pivotal moment in the show where Janet shuts down.
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The Keurig machine itself was a pivotal moment for culinary efficiency.
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An ill-fitting glove became a pivotal moment during his trial.
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Till's death became a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement.
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"I was at this pivotal moment in my life," she says.
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"It was the most pivotal moment of my life," he says.
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It was a pivotal moment at the end of tumultuous campaign.
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Like the 19423 lynchings, these killings occurred at a pivotal moment.
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The Comey letter also came at a pivotal moment for voters.
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Her pivotal moment came when her kids lost their favorite teacher.
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"This is a pivotal moment," Clinton said in her Thursday message.
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"I think we're at a really pivotal moment," she told BNA.
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The tax reform debate was a pivotal moment for the NMTC.
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A pivotal moment came when Lee's friend, the conservative Republican Sen.
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Imagine a pivotal moment in the history of the Supreme Court.
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A pivotal moment came with 20:23 remaining in the second.
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A vulnerability disclosure is a pivotal moment in the vulnerability's life.
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It also appeared at a pivotal moment in American intellectual life.
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The change in tenor signaled a pivotal moment for Mr. Sanders.
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It's all creating a pivotal moment for U.S. policy towards Iran.
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Op-Ed Contributor This is a pivotal moment in American history.
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This is a pivotal moment for me and Detroit Public Schools.
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The BPA's arrival marked a pivotal moment in American cultural history.
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The Get Down chronicles a pivotal moment in New York City history.
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Sometimes, your entire life has been leading up to one pivotal moment.
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I will also say that fence jump is the most pivotal moment.
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But, then came a pivotal moment that triggered an alarm for help.
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This is a pivotal moment, and if we make the wrong move ….
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Last season's finale left us at a pivotal moment in the series.
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"This really is a pivotal moment for BT," Patterson said last week.
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The Galaxy Note 23 will be yet another pivotal moment for Samsung.
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The vote in the House was a pivotal moment for President Trump.
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Brandacher was taking over at a pivotal moment for the VCA field.
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I think, really, the pivotal moment for me was the Snowden disclosures.
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We are at a pivotal moment in the development of the IoT.
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This is a pivotal moment in your life—a rebirth is here.
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Republic as its publisher at such a pivotal moment in the publication's
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The Benczkowski vote could mark a pivotal moment in the Russia investigation.
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And their common struggle makes this a pivotal moment in American Protestantism.
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It will be a pivotal moment for the Senate health care legislation.
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His promotion comes at a pivotal moment for the $893 billion company.
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The strike comes at a pivotal moment for the ride-hailing industry.
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A pivotal moment arrives with the full moon in Taurus on October 24!
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Garland's confirmation would likely be a pivotal moment in the Court's modern history.
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Amazon's experiment began at a pivotal moment for the world's largest online retailer.
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Trump's New York victory came at a pivotal moment for the front-runner.
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At that pivotal moment, Republicans in Washington could have come to Murkowski's defense.
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Fortunately, now is also the pivotal moment for the truly disruptive start-ups.
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Here are the major takeaways from this pivotal moment for the European Union.
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"We are living in a pivotal moment in history for women," she said.
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"Rolls-Royce is at a pivotal moment in its history," East told reporters.
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His testimony could turn out to be the pivotal moment in the case.
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That same summer turned out to be a pivotal moment for social media.
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"Thursday last week was a bit of a pivotal moment," TD's Goldberg said.
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In addition, it seems to have been a pivotal moment in Gauguin's career.
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And this is a pivotal moment that can&apost be wasted, he argued.
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Sundar Pichai is taking over Google parent company Alphabet at a pivotal moment.
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The bilateral exercises come at a pivotal moment of diplomacy with North Korea.
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Mueller's testimony will be a pivotal moment for the Trump administration and Congress alike.
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Kickstarter has always been a trailblazer, and this is a pivotal moment for tech.
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In this pivotal moment for the President and our democracy, what is Pelosi's endgame?
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The most pivotal moment in Golden State's championship run last season was an injury.
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When iPadOS arrives this fall, it will be a pivotal moment for Apple's tablet.
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This is a powerful, pivotal moment in your life, especially around your professional goals.
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Last weekend may prove to have been a pivotal moment in the Trump presidency.
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In fact, we're at a pivotal moment to maintain strong support for global health.
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That year was a very pivotal moment in British art culture and political culture.
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"It's a pivotal moment," said Mark Pertschuk, director of the advocacy group Grassroots Change.
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Democrats are borne forward on the current of how, during a pivotal moment this
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It was a pivotal moment for him, but he could not capitalize on it.
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We're at a pivotal moment in the outbreak of the new coronavirus in China.
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A pivotal moment for the Trump presidency Michael Cohen will be everywhere on Wednesday.
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These pictures show what China looked like during this pivotal moment in its history.
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The rape in India has often been seen as a pivotal moment for Uber.
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The flurry of statements came at a pivotal moment in the country and the Congress.
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She reveals that Curry's performance marked a pivotal moment in her self-perception and acceptance.
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Grant's pivotal moment came when the country was even more divided than it is now.
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The November election will be a pivotal moment for the future of U.S. marijuana policy.
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"I think of it as a pivotal moment because she was so excited," Brady said.
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There was a pivotal moment where I'd built basically a spreadsheet model of the airplane.
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You don't get that many Avengers in one place unless it's for a pivotal moment.
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The exchange of keys is a pivotal moment in every relationship, a sign of commitment.
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It was wildly unlikely the Noordwijk meeting was ever going to be the pivotal moment.
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NORMA KAMALI A pivotal moment for me was the birth of the sleeping bag coat.
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The briefings for both chambers come at a pivotal moment for Congress in the pandemic.
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That pivotal moment when Ruth freezes in court and cedes the floor to her husband?
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Stakes: It's a pivotal moment in Iraq, with protesters demanding an end to Iranian influence.
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The pivotal moment came when Ms. Bergquist acknowledged that she knew her son was flawed.
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The challenges we face in this pivotal moment only strengthen our resolve and our cohesion.
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Those marriages marked a pivotal moment for the soon-to be-reality of marriage equality.
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In a pivotal moment, he catches his lightsaber after Rey tosses it into a fire.
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But still, in the end, the eighth inning was obviously the pivotal moment in this.
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This strike comes at a pivotal moment for California schools, amid recent glimmers of hope.
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And why has this particular attorney general appeared at this pivotal moment in our Republic?
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While he creates his art, however, he is unaware of its association with some pivotal moment.
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At a pivotal moment in the film, we see Ava slowly clothe herself in human flesh.
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" Jada: "I think the pivotal moment for me was when we had bleeding from the sides.
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Secretary of State John Kerry called it a "pivotal moment for all Egyptians" at the time.
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A human moment The exchange between Kemp and Guyger followed a pivotal moment in the trial.
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And for Abrams, it was a pivotal moment that sold him on Ridley for the part.
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"It was definitely a pivotal moment in the game," said Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio.
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This is such a pivotal moment; the world we shaped after W.W. II is going wobbly.
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But their absence at a pivotal moment in the past triggered immense changes in the future.
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He could kill me," Mallory is alluding to a pivotal moment in " The Talented Mr. Ripley .
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Cruz's speech will be a pivotal moment for the Republican Party in 2628 — and possibly beyond.
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The next pivotal moment in the race arrives on Sunday night, when Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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"The #IStandWithTaylor movement is a pivotal moment in music," music journalist Brian Hernandez wrote on Twitter.
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Thanks to the novel coronavirus, we're at a pivotal moment in the history of the internet.
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Especially with Rory, I feel like we left her at such a pivotal moment in life!
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"The United States is at a pivotal moment in terms of public health," the group wrote.
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That right there, I feel like was a pivotal moment in his growth and mine as well.
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The countdown to this pivotal moment caps off a dramatic two-month period for The We Company.
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In this pivotal moment, you can also see Abby Whelan (Darby Stanchfield) and Cyrus Beene (Jeff Perry).
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The distance from Daenerys' experience during her most pivotal moment in the entire series was deliberate, too.
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"Unlike the previous administration, President Trump confronted a pivotal moment in Syria and took action," they said.
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We stand at a pivotal moment, one where we have realized substantial progress over the past decade.
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It will be a pivotal moment for all my life, the moment that galvanized my political interests.
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The meeting comes at a pivotal moment in the trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Cipollone's warning came at a pivotal moment for the balance of power between Congress and the presidency.
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DAVID FABER: Well, particularly at a pivotal moment as you have said this is for the business.
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It was a pivotal moment for Mr. Edens, a Montana native with a mop of blond hair.
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That makes this a pivotal moment not just in Facebook's history, but America's—if not the world's.
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Oklahoma City was such a pivotal moment in his life that Garland even mentioned it on Wednesday.
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The criminal cyberattack against our US parent company last year was a pivotal moment for our company.
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Here's a good, close look at the pivotal moment, courtesy of Deadspin: So Maximum Security was out.
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Widespread support for these measures suggests that this is a pivotal moment for the national gun debate.
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To the Editor: Charles Schumer, this is your pivotal moment as the leader of the Senate Democrats!
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Mattis's legacy is somewhat mixed, but his departure feels like a pivotal moment in the Trump administration.
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It was a pivotal moment that changed everything—a paradigm shift that led me down this path.
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In hindsight, John identifies the party that nobody came to as a pivotal moment in his own development.
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A high-profile win from Uber, however, could shape the narrative around the fund at a pivotal moment.
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The fourth episode of The Act, "Stay Inside," contains a pivotal moment Gypsy Rose's (Joey King) stunning evolution.
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Drake's "Energy" samples a pivotal moment from the season two finale of The OC. Of course it does.
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He describes the pivotal moment of the surgery, when Goodrich studied the intricately fused brains and proceeded ahead.
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It's a potentially devastating timetable for a franchise that should view February's trade deadline as a pivotal moment.
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Back home, we finally get to see a pivotal moment for Abbi: The first time she meets Bevers.
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" According to Film Inquiry, Adam is a "surprisingly hilarious, complicated look at a pivotal moment in queer culture.
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GVC's move comes at a pivotal moment for the British gambling industry, which is undergoing a government review.
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The Guardian's investigation, which rolled out on Sunday, arrives at a pivotal moment for the social media giant.
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We at Noisey have spent hours examining this pivotal moment in Scott's career, and our findings are startling.
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Markle will be the first American divorcée to marry a British royal since this pivotal moment in history.
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The show arrives during a spectacularly pivotal moment for the Oprah Winfrey Network, where it will debut tonight.
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The last season left off on a pivotal moment for Sansa, and her future looks just as intense.
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At a pivotal moment of FX's new dark miniseries Taboo, a lawyer relentlessly paces about a courtroom, flustered.
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And just like last season's finale, Elliot completely lost his mind at a pivotal moment for the plot.
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The pivotal moment came with the stroke of the pen that signed the Affordable Care Act into law.
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The impact of innovation is mediated by our policies and institutions, and we are facing a pivotal moment.
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It was a pivotal moment, not only in television, but also for viewers who came to love Zamora.
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Sanders wrote in The New York Times that the U.S. is at a pivotal moment in its history.
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Yes, it was a pivotal moment worth reflecting on for Bey — but perhaps it was for me, too.
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Bar patrons resisted police, and the resulting riot became a pivotal moment in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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I was at a pivotal moment in my life: 24 years old, stepping up to the 21st Century.
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In last season's Super Bowl, an option pass was the pivotal moment of the Philadelphia Eagles' upset victory.
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At a pivotal moment, Cesar's brother Spooky (Julio Macias) advises Monse not to let her mother back in.
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Evoking a pivotal moment in American history, the piece is estimated to sell at $50 to $70 million.
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"Going blonde for the first time in the late '90s was a pivotal moment for me," she says.
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In this pivotal moment, we cannot lose sight of these values or fail to act to uphold them.
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But at home, he faces a disillusioned base, an authoritarian leader and a pivotal moment for the country.
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Yes. Is this still a pivotal moment for  the relationship between social media, big data, and democracy.
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Kerry and Schwarzenegger aren't the first to evoke a pivotal moment in American history to rally climate action.
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Being a part of the group that put on that play was a pivotal moment in my life.
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The second pivotal moment began when then-SWAT Sergeant James Fox arrived, 13 minutes prior to the shooting.
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One pivotal moment in her youth came watching Vietnam War protesters burn the American flag on the news.
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The aid showdown is seen as a pivotal moment in the opposition's effort to force out Mr. Maduro.
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"This is a pivotal moment for the industry and strong leadership and action are urgently needed," Willard said.
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But this is a pivotal moment that will determine whether Trump's America-first nationalism will shape the nation's future.
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"This journey has definitely been a long one and today is a pivotal moment in Minnesota history," Teeson said.
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Pearl says the storytellers involved with Bylines recognize that this is a pivotal moment in history for women's rights.
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And while this marks a pivotal moment in Schumer's career, she's also had a successful year personally, as well.
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"Pregnancy is a pivotal moment in women's lives coinciding with a redefinition of self, family, and community," Penfield said.
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This dance wasn't meant to represent a pivotal moment in Meryl's life, but it ended up being just that.
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It's hard to ignore that we are at a pivotal moment in history in terms of women's reproductive rights.
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Francis Spufford closes "Golden Hill" with the narrator remembering "how good it was," at a pivotal moment, "to scream".
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But Willie Nelson's melancholy ballad "Someday"— superimposed with audio from the game's pivotal moment — brought the real emotional power.
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And the first presidential debate, which will likely be a pivotal moment for both campaigns, is nine days away.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is recalling a pivotal moment from her wildly successful career: standing up for herself on set.
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The pivotal moment came at the par-five 17th, where her tenuous one-stroke advantage looked likely to evaporate.
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Our lunch came at a pivotal moment for Ms. Callan, although neither of us knew it at the time.
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It was a pivotal moment that made her realize she didn't want to spend her future in corporate America.
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"This is a very important and pivotal moment for our country," Pelosi told reporters Monday evening in the Capitol.
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It seems like a small thing, but it's a pivotal moment for our episode hero, who can't stop smiling.
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Scott Walker, a former Republican presidential candidate, could be a pivotal moment when votes are cast on April 5.
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There may have been earlier European visitors, but this was the pivotal moment — especially for the English-speaking world.
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Tel Aviv based director Michael Mizrachi's debut short film, Hit Me, captures a pivotal moment in young lovers' lives.
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He believes the "pivotal moment" for digital securities will be when exchanges begin to offer them to the public.
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We've contacted Evans through several channels seeking comment on his choice to attend at this pivotal moment for Juicero.
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Sometimes she stayed in the room, sometimes she left and came back as her subject reached the pivotal moment.
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Fortunately, there's one at hand, and wielding it at this pivotal moment might do good beyond the single issue.
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It was a pivotal moment for Hannity and for Trump, and it sealed the bond between the two men.
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My friends, we are in the midst of a defining and pivotal moment for our country and our planet.
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In what he described as a pivotal moment in his creative life, Mr. Bertolucci began Freudian analysis in 21996.
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She said it was a pivotal moment in which those issues had come to the forefront around the world.
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We are at a pivotal moment in the fight to protect our children from tobacco-caused addiction and disease.
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"I take my responsibility seriously because we're working to defend our Constitution at a pivotal moment in our democracy."
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When it comes to the climate crisis, advocacy from women leaders could not come at a more pivotal moment.
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We are at a pivotal moment in history, living through a series of events that haven't happened since 28500.
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But it also comes at what may one day be viewed as a pivotal moment for women's professional soccer.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: China releases balance of trade data at a pivotal moment in negotiations with the United States.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson says the wave of triple bombshells reveals this White House is at a pivotal moment. 3.
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For Adams, that lesson came at a pivotal moment when his food truck business merged with its biggest competitor.
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Well, just to pull back slightly, I think we're at a pretty pivotal moment right now for the president.
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U.S.A. Hockey was forced to give up, and it was a pivotal moment in the history of women's sports.
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This loss was brought on by 37 unforced errors, including one serve directly into the net at a pivotal moment.
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It also comes at a pivotal moment for the region, as North Korea ramps up its nuclear weapons testing program.
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But Hannibal Lecter in The Silence Of The Lambs was the pivotal moment for this line of the horror tradition.
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"Google was interested in giving me some very interesting work too, so it was a very pivotal moment," he says.
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"That was a pivotal moment for me," Blaine, 48, said about the June sit-in after the Pulse nightclub massacre.
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Wolves director and Fable co-founder Pete Billington says visiting Then She Fell was a pivotal moment for the team.
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Why was this a pivotal moment in the connected world that you felt needed to be documented at this point?
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He hasn't lied in two years, despite, um, lying to Lady Bird's face in a pivotal moment of the film.
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When a team is winning, and needs to preserve that lead in a pivotal moment, it calls the bullpen ace.
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Ponsi pointed out that Domino's had reached a pivotal moment and was getting ready to launch into a bigger move.
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In an interview with PEOPLE Now on Wednesday morning, the Bizarre Foods host recalls a pivotal moment during his adolescence.
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"I think that was a pivotal moment in me stepping into my power as a feminist," she told the magazine.
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" Susan Frederick-Gray, the president of the Unitarian Universalist Association, said that it was a "pivotal moment in our nation.
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We should know what pushes Chandra to her pivotal moment with Naz — does her job rest on the case's outcome?
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That hit shares in AstraZeneca hard, since it would leave the British drugmaker without a leader at a pivotal moment.
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Bucky is the broken heart at the core of this film, and this is a pivotal moment in his storyline.
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It was a pivotal moment during that period leading up to Britney's mental breakdown, and many people remember it vividly.
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But it proved to be popular and today's debut on the stock market is a pivotal moment in technology history.
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If there's any one pivotal moment throughout this journey that stands out above the rest, what happened next is it.
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All we really knew was that this was a pivotal moment, not only for Trump but also for his Javert.
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The news that President Robert Mugabe has resigned in Zimbabwe is a pivotal moment in the southern African nation's history.
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But the pivotal moment in her education came in 1977 as she was completing her PhD in astrophysics at Stanford.
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Those images catapulted the crisis into public, coming at a pivotal moment as a new legislative session begins and Gov.
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Moreover, it comes at a pivotal moment as the Dow Jones industrial average and the both hit records last week.
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"This is such a pivotal moment in our country, and it's so much bigger than just the Supreme Court nomination."
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Many place the pivotal moment at the crossroads it encountered when the Berlin Wall fell and the Soviet empire collapsed.
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At every pivotal moment, Mr. Moore was aided by party leaders unwilling to take a united, moral stand against him.
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The research here predicts there won't be a pivotal moment where Republicans around the country stop supporting Trump en masse.
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Ultimately, to let Wade move on could turn into the pivotal moment that leads to another successful run for Miami.
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"This is a very pivotal moment," said Jim Manley, a former communications adviser for former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This June marks fifty years since the Stonewall Riots, a pivotal moment of LGBTQ activism.
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The ad industry is in a pivotal moment that could lead to a reorganization of the web as we know it.
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" Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham: "Unlike the previous administration, President Trump confronted a pivotal moment in Syria and took action.
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While the EU referendum has proved a pivotal moment in British history, we shouldn't let it impact on our future happiness.
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It proved a pivotal moment because Monfils went on to pocket the tiebreak with ease as Edmund buckled under the strain.
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Right now is a pivotal moment in filmmaking, when women are finally getting to tell the stories they want to tell.
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The events surrounding May '27 are often mentioned as a pivotal moment in Garrel's filmmaking, the phantom lurking behind every frame.
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Harley's Silicon Valley move comes as e-motos could be at a pivotal moment in shifting the motorcycle industry toward electric.
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According to this timeline, the pivotal moment when Mr. Napkinhead Graham and Amanda sleep together would've technically happened on Christmas Eve.
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The pivotal moment comes during a meeting between the two women (which, according to "official" accounts of history, never really happened).
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I personally have read the book (you should too!), but don't quite remember that being a pivotal moment in the story.
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He had little impact on the trail until a pivotal moment in a debate just days before the New Hampshire primary.
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Sweatman and Tsikritsis speculate that the Göbekli Tepe pictograms may be a contemporary record of this pivotal moment in human history.
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The Sip-In was a pivotal moment for the gay rights movement, predating the Stonewall uprising by more than three years.
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"Most of us reach at least one pivotal moment in our lives that better defines who we are," Mr. Pearson wrote.
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In its brief history as an early state, Nevada has never proved to be a pivotal moment in a nominating contest.
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The success of "Duffle Bag Boy" was a pivotal moment in both artists' careers, elevating them to new levels of visibility.
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In that pivotal moment, Dick (Christian Bale) looks Lynne (Amy Adams) in the eye and swears he'll never disappoint her again.
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The plea represented a pivotal moment in the investigation into the president, and the scene in the Manhattan courtroom was striking.
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I hope we are in a pivotal moment where a sisterhood — and brotherhood of allies — is being formed in our industry.
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CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly told employees in a memo that this is a pivotal moment for the company, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
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"I take my responsibility seriously because we're working to defend our Constitution at a pivotal moment in our democracy," she said.
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It's 483 and in a giant plot twist the band Nickelback has found itself at a pivotal moment in its career.
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Was there a pivotal moment to you in the past four decades that changed how gays are thought about in America?
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Bissell will discuss his directorial debut and Henson will share the timely relevance of this pivotal moment in civil rights history.timestalks.com
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They are looking for startups at that pivotal moment when they try to multiply "from 30 people to 1000 people," says Elman.
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The premiere of season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale played the song "This Woman's Work" by Kate Bush at a pivotal moment.
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Participating in the Council of Fashion Designers of America/Vogue Fashion Fund can be a pivotal moment in an emerging designer's career.
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The appointment is said to have been a pivotal moment in Hamilton's life, ultimately leading to his influential role in American history.
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Now, its vision is becoming clearer as CVS Health enters what may be the most pivotal moment in its 55-year history.
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The movement comes at a pivotal moment in Ethiopia, whose House of Representatives last April elected Abiy Ahmed, 413, as prime minister.
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For Katia Beauchamp, attending business school wasn't just a "pivotal moment," it was also where the Birchbox CEO found her co-founder.
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The two men spent 45 minutes showering each other with praise and lauding the News Tab as a pivotal moment for journalism.
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I asked women at Axios, both in and out of the newsroom, why the confirmation battle feels like such a pivotal moment.
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To help you navigate this pivotal moment in your life, we've compiled this helpful beginner's guide to the world's favorite heavy metal.
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Image: University of CambridgeAs Hutchings explains in his paper, those red scribblings are actually a pivotal moment in the history of tribology.
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This bond of mutual inspiration and respect between King and Jackson came at a pivotal moment during the 1963 March on Washington.
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"We're at a pivotal moment in human history," Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future, told Gizmodo in an email.
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MORE. "Unlike the previous administration, President Trump confronted a pivotal moment in Syria and took action," they said in a joint statement.
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When he beat defending champion Murray at Wimbledon in 2014 it looked like a pivotal moment in his career had been reached.
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The pivotal moment came with the introduction of dual analog sticks in 1996—which opened up a whole new world for games.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) will square off in a debate on Tuesday at a pivotal moment in the hotly contested Senate race.
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a story for the magazine about the race, a pivotal moment for the future of Baltimore.
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The gravity of this pivotal moment requires immediate action from our politicians, starting with keeping coal, oil, and gas in the ground.
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We are at a pivotal moment in history where unacceptable harassing behavior toward women will no longer be swept under the rug.
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In that pivotal moment, when Young asked about my plans for the site, I immediately tied my self-worth to its future.
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The Warcraft movie jumps into the story at the pivotal moment the race of orcs escape their dying world to enter Azeroth.
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Written by Christopher Nolan At a pivotal moment in World War II, Allied forces are stranded on a French beach at Dunkirk.
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Many subjected themselves to dangerous and unregulated medical procedures, and the ruling was a pivotal moment in shaping the nation's domestic affairs.
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Instead, she chooses to chop up the pivotal moment into steamy cuts of Stephanie and Marc taking far too long to kiss.
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That vote, which is expected to occur Friday, marks a pivotal moment in the impeachment proceedings that have dogged Trump for months.
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The destruction suffered by Australia, across an area at least as large as the state of Washington, has created a pivotal moment.
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The volleys come at a pivotal moment, with Sanders growing stronger in polls and challenging Biden's long-standing lead in national surveys.
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At that pivotal moment, Arena was about 3,000 miles away, in California, so there was nothing he could have done about it.
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It's a pivotal moment for the Democratic majority, one that could have implications far beyond an up-or-down vote on impeachment.
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Large protests followed the raids, and the incident has come to be seen as a pivotal moment in Canada's gay rights movement.
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A pivotal moment for him came when his daughter, Ashley, gave him the audiobook of James Bamford's "A Pretext for War" (22015).
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It's progress — BoJack Horseman's ace plotline was a pivotal moment for ace representation — but those stories don't translate to real-life acceptance immediately.
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It was a pivotal moment for the artist who, at that time, began to have thoughts about herself in the context of music.
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As a result, the Battle for Helm's Deep is a pivotal moment for the film, but also for the trilogy as a whole.
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As they left, Demi struck a chic pose with her buds to commemorate the occasion, no doubt a pivotal moment for the singer.
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So will this agreement be a pivotal moment in the Syrian civil war or simply another brief hiatus in the death and destruction?
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In a pivotal moment on the show, an unsuspecting slow cooker short-circuits and ignites, effectively setting the entire Pearson family home ablaze.
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For group replies, tap the "others" link in the composer to toggle who's included in the reply It's a pivotal moment for Twitter.
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And Mr Speaker I believe that at this pivotal moment in our national story we are going to prove the doubters wrong again.
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No one would disagree that we are at a pivotal moment as we consider ways of improving health care delivery in this country.
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"Our decision to separate United Technologies is a pivotal moment in our history," UTC CEO Gregory Hayes said in a statement on Monday.
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The Kennedy assassination, one of the manifest turning points of the 20th century, was the pivotal moment in Mr. Lane's life and career.
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The incident is considered a pivotal moment for LGBTQ rights in America, and Pride marches are traditionally timed to coincide with the anniversary.
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"This is a pivotal moment for the British grocery market," said Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at the research company.
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Friday's meeting marks a pivotal moment in what has been a heated and complex debate over how to tackle a teen vaping epidemic.
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Olivia, the film documents you coming out—is it weird that such a pivotal moment of your life has been captured on camera?
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"This is a pivotal moment for California, for the country and the world," said Michael Brune, the executive director of the Sierra Club.
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A victory by any of them would be a pivotal moment for Pennsylvania, which has had an all-male congressional delegation since 2015.
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"This is a pivotal moment for our industry and corporate America more broadly," Lori Goler, a Facebook vice president, said in a statement.
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"They were there when Uber needed them," Ives said, calling the Vision Fund the "lynchpin" that kept Uber together at a pivotal moment.
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But this plan comes at a pivotal moment for Newark, a city that has long exemplified the struggles of America's fading manufacturing hubs.
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The midterm election could be a pivotal moment in American history -- but it may not be all that meaningful for the stock market.
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Perkins witnessed the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, and it was a pivotal moment for the course the rest of her life would take.
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This case will be a pivotal moment for the court to put a stop to the practice that hurts citizens' participation in democracy.
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It's a pivotal moment, for sure, both in the plot and in Kaluuya's performance: the big reveal and the first big emotional payoff.
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After the first several hours, you have to make a choice of who to side with at a pivotal moment in the game.
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The pivotal moment came at the eighth hole, where he holed a clutch 10-foot putt to save par and stem the bleeding.
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Now Lyons has rescued this work from obscurity, nimbly arguing in her afterword that it defines a "pivotal moment" in Tanizaki's literary development.
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Experts say this presidential transition is a pivotal moment for the country's Communist system to prove it has staying power beyond the Castros' rule.
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And if you want to hear what it feels like to work for Instagram at a pivotal moment, you should come to Disrupt Berlin.
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In fact, he remembers one pivotal moment in his career, when a power player in the comedy world suggested he quit the profession altogether.
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Rascals is a kind of time capsule, one that shows us what women's gymnastics looked like at a pivotal moment in the sport's history.
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The couple want each work to represent a pivotal moment in the development of a particular artist, or in the history of art itself.
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Netflix defined the "hooked episode" as the pivotal moment when 70 percent of viewers would go on to complete the season of that show.
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The DCCC's dramatic staff overhaul comes at a pivotal moment for the party as it tries to defend an array of seats in 2020.
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The Culling is a pivotal moment in the Warcraft series, showing the descent of Arthas and the fall of the human kingdom of Lordaeron.
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The impact: "This is a pivotal moment for the hedge fund industry," Amy Bensted, Preqin's head of hedge fund products, said in a release.
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For the GOP's #neverTrump brigade, the hope is that Wisconsin will reshape the race and be the pivotal moment the tide turns against Trump.
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The vote is perhaps the most pivotal moment for the ANC since it launched black-majority rule under Nelson Mandela's leadership 23 years ago.
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"We are at a pivotal moment in history where unacceptable harassing behavior towards women will no longer be swept under the rug," Brzezinski continued.
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Sessions was Trump's first supporter in the Senate, a pivotal moment for the business mogul that offered establishment support for his insurgent presidential campaign.
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On Wednesday night, a raw, emotional town hall about gun control on CNN emerged as a pivotal moment in the debate over gun control.
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Anything less will likely mark the occasion not only as a failure in diplomacy, but as the pivotal moment that enabled a nuclear catastrophe.
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At this pivotal moment, Muslim voters are building power grounded in political education, community self-determination, civic participation, and state-level organizing en masse.
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This glorious supercut of hot sauce shake-ups from YouTube user Jasper Liang reveals a dynamic range of celebrity reactions to this pivotal moment.
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This proved a pivotal moment in the fight as Barnett was able to pile on the punches from top position after advancing to mount.
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I understood back in 2013 that we were in a pivotal moment in America's history, and I wanted to be a part of it.
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In a pivotal moment, Issa quit her job at We Got Y'all, the nonprofit she worked for, in a bold Dries Van Noten blazer.
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Still, it's a pivotal moment as global infections top 200,000, with every continent except for Antarctica now grappling with mounting crises of their own.
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For his film, Douglas transposed Conrad's narrative, set in London in 193, to Portugal in 219, a pivotal moment in the country's modern history.
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This turned out to be pivotal moment for Szuberia, who worked with Kirby to produce a documentary film about the situation, Up the Ridge.
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Senators are set to vote Friday afternoon on whether to include new witnesses and documents in the trial, a pivotal moment in the proceedings.
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It also marks a pivotal moment for the world's most valuable venture-backed private company, which has been largely defined by Kalanick's brash approach.
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President Reagan's signature on The Women's Business Ownership Act, aptly numbered H.R.5050, marked the pivotal moment when women business ownership in America transformed.
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The approval was a pivotal moment for the conversation around drug pricing, with the organizations charged with covering the high-cost drug pushing back.
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Paul Volcker, who passed away this week, was appointed to chair the Federal Reserve in August 1979, a pivotal moment in American economic history.
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The shooting galvanized Roanoke and triggered an outpouring of support that in retrospect looks like a pivotal moment in changing attitudes toward LGBTQ individuals.
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Those personal qualities have come into play at a pivotal moment as Britain hurtles toward its March 29 exit with a government in stalemate.
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The red card that saw Bayern deprived of Arturo Vidal for extra time — arguably the game's pivotal moment — was not "a foul," Ancelotti said.
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The company behind HQ Trivia, the once-viral game-show app created by the same guys who invented Vine, is facing a pivotal moment.
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"The DRC is at a pivotal moment in its history," Francois Delattre, France's ambassador to the United Nations, told journalists after the meetings on Saturday.
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The military campaign was touted as a pivotal moment for a nation that has been suffering from sectarian strife since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
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He was a critic of President Trump during the 2016 campaign, but nonetheless will join the administration at a pivotal moment in U.S.-Venezuelan relations.
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And the analysis comes at a pretty pivotal moment for the social media platform, as it's been pushing hard to become a top shopping destination.
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This year's I/O seemed less centered on Android and more centered on what Pichai called the "pivotal moment" he believes personal computing has reached.
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" The NYT's Maggie Haberman pointed out on Twitter: "This meeting took place at a pivotal moment for Trump, winning Indiana but facing delegate slog prospect.
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Why it matters: Musk has long declared he'd bring electric cars to the masses, and this is a pivotal moment in him achieving that goal.
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This comes at a pivotal moment for Trump, with special prosecutor Robert Mueller now leading the federal investigation into ties between his associates and Russia.
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The Notre Dame game remains a peak and pivotal moment for a young man who would find himself at a crossroads in a few weeks.
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Netflix's unprecedented international expansion is quickly taking shape as a pivotal moment in the service's history, but it's also introducing some new and imposing problems.
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Our nation is facing a pivotal moment to examine and address historic inequities and create an equitable, inclusive and effective economic future for our nation.
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Behind the scenes: A pivotal moment came in early 2017, when Lilian Tintori, the wife of political prisoner Leopoldo Lopez, met Trump in the Oval.
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Trump, at a pivotal moment in his presidency, is increasingly living in a world of selected information and bending the truth to his own narrative.
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In 2000, in her third year of law school, Porter had a pivotal moment when she read an article in Time magazine about bankruptcy legislation.
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Trump's annual address to the nation came at a pivotal moment for his presidency, with the prospect of a second government shutdown looming on Feb.
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When the National Guard murdered four students at Ohio's Kent State University for protesting the Vietnam War, it was a pivotal moment in our history.
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Trump threatened to hold his own government hostage for border wall-funding once before, this past spring, but caved per custom at the pivotal moment.
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The 1960s, for Andersen, were a particularly pivotal moment because people began to experiment with different ways of understanding the world, which was initially liberating.
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It felt like a really pivotal moment for him, it was a generalized moment of his childhood upbringing where this tangential musical influence came in.
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The Manchester residency was in some ways a pivotal moment for the group, bringing together many of the threads that now form their core focus.
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That scene is a pivotal moment for the heroine, Minnie, as she gambles her lover's life on a game of poker with the town sheriff.
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His departure will leave a market-oriented void in President Trump's inner circle at what could be a pivotal moment for the United States economy.
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It was a pivotal moment in national politics, as Mr. Reagan pursued a policy of relentless opposition to the Soviet Union and its ideological allies.
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She is also hoping to create a progressive legacy that goes beyond electoral politics, pushing the Democratic Party to the left during a pivotal moment.
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Delia credits the founding, in the early 2000s, of the contemporary art group StArt — of which Vella was an original member — as a pivotal moment.
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But their coming-of-age adventure arrived not only at a pivotal moment in their lives, but also in the life of the European Union.
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The Long March of 214 was a pivotal moment in the history of China's Communist Party that led to Mao Zedong seizing power from Nationalists.
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The pivotal moment was a 24-stroke point with Williams only two points from winning the match and Stephens serving at 4-5, 30-30.
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The witness vote is expected to occur Friday afternoon, and will be a pivotal moment in the impeachment proceedings that have dogged Trump for months.
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In hindsight, "13" — about a Jewish kid whose family life is crumbling around him at a pivotal moment in his adolescence — wasn't exactly an escape.
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During a pivotal moment in the Minnesota Vikings&apos Divisional Round matchup against the San Francisco 49ers, return specialist Marcus Sherels muffed a punt return.
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The vote was a pivotal moment in the battle over surveillance and privacy, dampening the hopes of those who wanted to limit the government's powers.
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Learn how he went from studying zoology in college to pursuing his dreams as a filmmaker – and the pivotal moment that changed his life forever.
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While issuance of the Mueller report will be a pivotal moment in the Trump presidency, it will not mark the end of Trump's legal troubles.
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The two sides will return to the bargaining table this week in Chicago at what is likely to be a pivotal moment in the negotiations.
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The two sides will return to the bargaining table this week in Chicago at what is likely to be a pivotal moment in the negotiations.
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This could prove to be a pivotal moment for the anti-Trump movement and its ambition to help Democrats take back the House in 2018.
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Our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste.
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"The Toys R Us campaign has been a pivotal moment to demonstrate what's possible when we activate the women working in the service economy," Gleason said.
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In one possibly pivotal moment, an NBC executive testified he had tried to pay the Teamsters to make them go away, only for them to refuse.
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The decision to add two more children to their family, while surprising at first, was a pivotal moment in the pair's marriage — and for the better.
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Why it matters: In 2018 U.S.–China relations have entered a period of profound strategic drift, a pivotal moment in the transition from cooperation to competition.
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The decision to add two more children to their family, while surprising at first, was a pivotal moment in the pair's marriage, and for the better.
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In a pivotal moment in an unprecedented campaign, Donald Trump took the stage at the Republican National Convention Thursday to accept his party's nomination for president.
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" — Rich Lowry, editor of National Review "When the candidates took the stage tonight, Marco Rubio was ascendant in N.H. But he stumbled at a pivotal moment.
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Check the small print and opt for a hosting plan that has high bandwidth offerings so that your site doesn't go down at a pivotal moment.
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His death drew attention to a prejudiced and corrupt legal system in the Jim Crow South, and was a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement.
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"Unlike the previous administration, President Trump confronted a pivotal moment in Syria and took action," he said in a joint statement along with South Carolina Sen.
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This was a pivotal moment in the campaign, since it was the first time millions of Democrats saw Sanders, and he came across as a mensch.
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But for all his bravado, Mr. Trump's recent actions betray a recognition that he has reached a pivotal moment in his quest for the White House.
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"We are at a pivotal moment in the overdose epidemic, and we need to embrace the full range of interventions that can save lives," Sherman said.
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"You have this incredible pivotal moment of media visibility with pop culture, but it comes without education and deeper learning about the transgender community," Noyola said.
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Even before the pandemic hit, the election was already being considered by many a pivotal moment in our country's history and a referendum on President Trump.
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The pivotal moment was after I spent five days in Austin at South By Southwest, followed by seven straight days at Winter Music Conference in Miami.
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WATSON CHIP-IN CONDEMNS NICKLAUS TO SECOND 1982 - The 17th hole on Sunday again provided the most pivotal moment of a championship featuring another magnificent leaderboard.
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"Respect" entered Ms. Franklin's repertoire at a pivotal moment in her career, as she was leaving Columbia Records for Atlantic, where she became a national star.
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The Soleimani killing and the targeting of pro-Iranian figures in Iraq is likely to be a pivotal moment for the United States in the region.
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Organizers, however, hailed the event as a pivotal moment for women in a country where they still are expected to defer to their male guardians. 9.
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Weinstein's arrest represents a pivotal moment for #MeToo, moving women's stories of sexual predation out of the court of public opinion and into the criminal justice system.
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It marked the dawn of the quantum world, and that pivotal moment provides the inspiration for artist Markos Kay's new short film Quantum Fluctuations: Experiments in Flux.
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His quiet reemergence is happening at a pivotal moment for how YouTube moderates its platform and for how society at large deals with allegations of sexual abuse.
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"This is a pivotal moment in U.S. history and our nation needs a leader that will bring back respect, dignity, and civility to our country," he added.
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"I speak here today at a pivotal moment for Iran's economy," Lipton is expected to say during the speech at the Central Bank of Iran on Tuesday.
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In the Bentonville murder case last year, police sought recordings or transcripts from a specific Echo, hoping the device might have triggered accidentally during a pivotal moment.
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As far as fashion goes, participating in the Council of Fashion Designers of America/Vogue Fashion Fund can be a pivotal moment in an emerging designer's career.
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It sure is odd that Luckey wouldn't say anything on the release of the much-hyped Touch controllers, a pivotal moment in the Oculus story so far.
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So it was no surprise that the Fences actor hit the event with a message to deliver to women, who she says are at a pivotal moment.
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During this pivotal moment in our nation's history, it's important to continue our support for the other groups working tirelessly to end gun violence across our nation.
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"Unlike the previous administration, President Trump confronted a pivotal moment in Syria and took action," Graham said in a joint statement with fellow Republican and Arizona Sen.
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Airbus recently had the first ever successful flight of its Vahana autonomous air vehicle, and now it's released video of that pivotal moment in the aircraft's development.
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It feels like a pivotal moment in history and suddenly I care a little bit less about how the Jets stack up against the Los Angeles Rams.
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That gesture, she says, was the most pivotal moment of her life so far, guiding her towards a ground-breaking career as India's first professional female skateboarder.
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It was almost exactly 46 years after his famous appearance as White House counsel to President Nixon in what was a pivotal moment during those impeachment hearings.
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His testimony marks a pivotal moment for Facebook, as Zuckerberg will spend two days answering lawmakers' questions about what the company is doing to protect users' privacy.
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I saw Kittie live at Ozzfest 2000 in Sacramento, and it was such pivotal moment for me in my breakthrough with anxiety and battles with religious guilt.
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Kaufman describes 2011 and 2012 as a pivotal moment in Wisconsin's political transformation, when widespread protests culminated in a recall election against Walker — which the governor survived.
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Since Starr had spent the bulk of "The Hate U Give" finding her voice, how would it look for her to lose it at this pivotal moment?
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WASHINGTON — The fate of a yearlong trade war will reach a pivotal moment this weekend as President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China meet in Japan.
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With Brexit looming as a pivotal moment for the E.U., we followed four 18-year-olds as they spent a month crossing the Continent on slow trains.
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These public polls are supported by internal polling from both campaigns suggesting that Comey was a massive blow to Clinton at a pivotal moment in the election.
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"We are at quite a pivotal moment in this outbreak in terms of the evolution of the outbreak epidemiologically and in terms of the response," he said.
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"This is a pivotal moment," McDonagh, who took over in October, told Reuters, referring to the re-commencement of dividend payments at 11.5 euro cents per share.
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"It's first time in 10 years that Bank of Ireland is proposing a dividend — that's a pivotal moment for us," the bank's CEO, Francesca McDonagh, told CNBC.
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For example, in June, the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, a pivotal moment in the gay rights movement, inspired plenty of tribute, remote bits and satire.
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It comes at a pivotal moment in the months-long struggle between the large but leaderless protest movement, known as the "Herak", and the military-backed authorities.
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Sam Machkovech at Ars Technica tells us why this is a pivotal moment for VR: Normally in VR, users grab onto controllers full of triggers and buttons.
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In a pivotal moment for the whole planet, every country on Earth agreed to take on climate change when they adopted the Paris climate accord in 21.
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If Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is fired, it would be similar to a pivotal moment in the Watergate scandal, said former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks.
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" The meeting comes at a pivotal moment for the USMCA's fate, with Pelosi earlier Thursday declaring that a deal between Democrats and the Trump administration is "imminent.
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With seven pharmaceutical executives set to testify before the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday, one can only hope for a similarly pivotal moment for prescription drug prices.
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The media has been covering the characters of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton for years now, and this debate represents a pivotal moment in their respective plots.
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Art historian Barbara Rose, whose report on the auction for New York magazine was titled "Profit Without Honor," called that auction a "pivotal moment" in the art world.
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It's a surprisingly pivotal moment as it's at that point that it occurs to me that we're really about to perform this operation—you're committing yourself to it.
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Turning the millions of the Arab street against the United States at this pivotal moment cannot be a useful tactic for winning acceptance of the Kushner-Trump plan.
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Frank O'Connor (Halo franchise director) I joined Bungie as a sort of community and internal marketing liaison halfway through Halo 2's development, at a really pivotal moment.
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The ruling represents a pivotal moment for both President Donald Trump's Justice Department and for a media industry upended by the growing domination of popular internet content companies.
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" It was a pivotal moment for Silverman, who used that realization to fuel her new show, I Love You, America, which Hulu describes as "a weekly, topical series.
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Then, in 1991, President George H.W. Bush nominated Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court and his confirmation hearings became a pivotal moment in American politics and pop culture.
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Because several Republican candidates have vowed to undo the measure, called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Dreamers see the 2016 race as a pivotal moment for their cause.
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For us, the most important part of Assassin's Creed is that you visit a pivotal moment in our history, and this is what we're allowing you to do.
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There isn't one villain or one pivotal moment, but there really were several different things that started happening at the same time, and they fed off each other.
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But the overturned call came at a pivotal moment and would have given Buffalo a 16-13 lead, with an extra point attempt, two seconds before the half.
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" In an op-ed published Wednesday morning in The New York Times, Sanders wrote about the uniqueness of this moment: "This is a pivotal moment in American history.
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A pivotal moment came after a fumble by Manning early in the second quarter set up a 38-yard field-goal attempt by New Orleans kicker Wil Lutz.
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It zeros in, with mourning and quiet resentment and resolution, on a pivotal moment between separation and breakup: "I can hear you knocking on the door," she sings.
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It comes at a pivotal moment for the nation's second-largest municipal police force, which is being criticized by residents and is under scrutiny from the Justice Department.
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At that pivotal moment, the potential hero will either have a metamorphosis — that is, a rebirth after appearing to have been swallowed by the unknown — or they won't.
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"Votes for Women" starts with the pivotal moment of success that came with Harry Burn's defining vote to ratify the 19th Amendment in 1920, then immediately zooms out.
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The outcomes for Hamlet and Jean Valjean are different, but for each, his soliloquy expresses a pivotal moment in determining how to live the rest of his life.
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A pivotal moment in the trial came when the court heard secret recordings made by the sisters in which Willem Holleeder threatened to kill Sonja and her children.
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It was a pivotal moment for Hong Kong, with all sides letting a chance at compromise slip by and digging in for what has been a prolonged stalemate.
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At a pivotal moment in the base game, there's a time reset, a turning backward of the clock to allow events to play out in a different way.
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Obama had received in response to her speech in Manchester on Donald J. Trump and women, a pivotal moment in the campaign and in her own political evolution.
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Impact for Iraq The strike will further de-stabilize Iraq at a pivotal moment, derailing the genuine pro-democracy movement that has sustained over the past three months.
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"The creation of Bitcoin Cash is certainly a pivotal moment for Bitcoin and its community," Charles Hayter, founder of digital currency comparison website CryptoCompare, told CNBC on Monday.
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Kabul (CNN)The assassination by the Taliban of a notorious police chief in an important Afghanistan province this week could not have come at a more pivotal moment.
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This year's presidential election could be remembered as a pivotal moment for the markets, which have been given the impetus to solidify deeper trends that were already underway.
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The Liang protests mark the most pivotal moment in the Asian-American community since the Rodney King riots, when dozens of Korean-American businesses were burned to the ground.
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Originally seen as a dark horse in the race, Cabán reached a pivotal moment when she gained the endorsement of freshman congresswoman and fellow New Yorker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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And while the number of movies that address that pivotal moment of a young woman's life is growing, it's still not a wildly popular topic on the big screen.
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The clip brings us to the pivotal moment in time when Jack and Rebecca (Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore) learn the life-changing news that they are having triplets.
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"What You Have Left" aired in the middle of season 1, at a pivotal moment in the season-long investigation into the death of popular high schooler Rosie Larsen.
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"THIS is a pivotal moment in the history of Zionism and the state of Israel," said Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister (pictured), in the early hours of July 19th.
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"It's a pivotal moment, given the current makeup of the Supreme Court," said Nan Aron, president of the Alliance for Justice, a progressive group that works on judicial appointments.
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Think Stand By Me. Alex and her friends fall backwards into a grand adventure while they're also standing on the precipice of a pivotal moment in their young lives.
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At this pivotal moment in the probe into Russian meddling in last year's election, the fired FBI director is expected to publicly contradict Trump's recollections of their private conversations.
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We are at a pivotal moment for our continent, a moment when together we need to politically and culturally reinvent the shape of our civilization in a changing world.
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The pivotal moment in Godard's filmography came after the student uprisings of May 1968, a revolt provoked in part by the firing of Henri Langlois from the Cinémathèque Française.
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US State Department warns Americans to leave The election had been deemed a pivotal moment for the Congo, determining whether the beleaguered country could transition into a true democracy.
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The flood of Freedom Caucus endorsements for Cruz comes at a pivotal moment — giving him a boost right before Monday's Iowa caucuses and the start of presidential primary voting.
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This message from the jury comes at a pivotal moment, as people with views strikingly similar to Fields' continue their mission of racism and intolerance across the United States.
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Instead, he refused her offer, setting in motion a standoff that has uncomfortable parallels to—if also important differences with—a pivotal moment in the history of English democracy.
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It's a soundtrack to a shitty film, yes, but also a near perfect snapshot of a pivotal moment in music history that we tend to think a lot about.
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The real pivotal moment, perhaps, was the first taste of a lead for Syracuse in a good long minute, after seeing a 21-37 scoreline turn into 59-58.
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Yet the sport also reflects a pivotal moment for Japanese society as it inches away from a deep-rooted insularity and opens to an increasing number of foreign workers.
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The vote played out on a historic day for several million Kurds in northern Iraq, and was a pivotal moment in the Kurdish dream of a politically independent state.
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Last week, there was a pivotal moment involving coq au vin, which called to mind Melissa "Brie" Clark's excellent guide to French cooking, which also starred coq au vin.
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It was a pivotal moment for me to witness firsthand the challenges these communities – particularly mothers – face when it comes to accessing food in the face of climate change.
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A pivotal moment in Nawaz's moral education came when news of the 22016/232 attacks in London reached the inmates at Tora, Egypt's prison notorious for holding political dissidents.
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That all of this is happening at a pivotal moment in Virginia's legislative calendar has lawmakers worried the scandal engulfing Richmond could make it nearly impossible to accomplish anything.
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As President Trump's global trade war approaches a pivotal moment, American industry is trying to use Mr. Trump's love of big economic numbers to get him to stand down.
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"I love you, Rickon," Jones says, watching the pivotal moment where Ramsay Bolton challenges the youngest Stark to run to safety and then shoots an arrow into his back.
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Historians consider the Haymarket riot a pivotal moment in the history of America's labor movement, according to the National Park Service, which designated the site as a historic landmark.
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"Our decision to separate United Technologies is a pivotal moment in our history and will best position each independent company to drive sustained growth," Hayes said in a statement.
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The film was an international success and became a pivotal moment in the conversation around the fast food industry, and its role and responsibilities toward human, animal, and planetary health.
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On Tueday, the Harm Reduction Coalition praised the CDC's report and the fact that it comes at a pivotal moment when there is a need for more syringe exchange programs.
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The pivotal moment came and went so quickly that barely anyone seems to have noticed, aside from social media chatter from some of PewDiePie and T-Series' most hardcore fans.
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Looking back, I'm sure my stepbrother didn't intentionally mean to hurt me, but that experience was a pivotal moment in my long battle with disordered eating and body image issues.
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"Know Who You Are" It's a big pivotal moment here, narratively and musically, as Moana finds what she was looking for and the movie's themes of identity and independence converge.
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Unity government in crisis Kerry's visit, aimed at urging Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah to set aside their rivalries, came at a pivotal moment for Afghanistan.
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She cited the pivotal moment during the 2000 debate for New York's U.S. Senate seat in which candidate Rick Lazio was perceived to invade Hillary Clinton's space on the stage.
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Instead, when you arrive at a natural ending, the movie will give you the option of going to credits or rewinding to a pivotal moment to try it all again.
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"Yes, indeed it was a pivotal moment," said astronomer Carme Gallart of Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias in Spain, lead author of the research published in the journal Nature Astronomy.
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"I think we are at a very pivotal moment with this study," said bioethicist Marcy Darnovsky of the Center for Genetics and Society, a past critic of engineering inherited genes.
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Of course, someone like Gigi Hadid is already a household name, but her latest high-profile cover stands out as a pivotal moment in the 21-year old model's career.
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Till's death, and the decision of his mother, Mamie Till Mobley, to show her son's beaten body in an open casket, was a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement.
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And it appears yet again in the pivotal moment when Graham must decide whether or not to publish the papers, risking the financial collapse of her newspaper, even personal imprisonment.
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"This week will be seen as a pivotal moment, when the history books are written, on 'Medicare for all,' " said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
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"The 2018 midterm elections will be a pivotal moment in our country's history, and we must fight for an agenda that works for working people," Sanders said in a statement.
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In this pivotal moment, the Democratic Party and a new Democratic president need to make clear that we stand with those who are struggling and who have been left behind.
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Rosenstein's ouster would put a new official in charge of the Russia investigation at a pivotal moment, opening Trump up to charges that he is seeking to quash the probe.
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We're at a pivotal moment with government technology infrastructure, much of it built on older technologies, with little mobile functionality and proper security protocol, all compounding the need for innovation.
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Portnow's departure is a pivotal moment for tearing away at the foundation of an antiquated system that allows inherent biases to make the case of who is worthy of recognition.
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In the world of Midwest state fairs, many look to the 2001 debut of the deep-fried candy bar as a pivotal moment that forever changed the fried-food game.
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The pivotal moment came in the first knockout round, last week, when England won a penalty shootout for the first time in its World Cup history last week, beating Colombia.
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A pivotal moment came in 1972, when Bob Dylan noticed him at the Mariposa Folk Festival in Ontario and was so impressed that he talked of producing his first album.
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A pivotal moment, he told The Times in 1996, came when he was compelled to move up from a small role to that of Romeo with only five days' preparation.
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Few of the laundresses were able to achieve higher wages, but they still scored a political victory in making their voices heard and asserting their rights at a pivotal moment.
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It would be a pivotal moment for Bonnell: He would get a chance to establish his bona fides—his argumentative style, his celestial capacity for patience—before an enormous audience.
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"I take my responsibility seriously because we're working to defend our Constitution at a pivotal moment in our democracy," Garcia tweeted Wednesday after the announcement of the managers team. Rep.
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He garnered rave reviews almost immediately, emerging at a pivotal moment when directional men's wear began to attract both retail and press attention, and designers began to push its boundaries.
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To use such a pivotal moment, with all the eyes and cameras on her, to critique just one side and cast doubt on Ford's words was not what Americans needed.
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The trial is largely seen as a pivotal moment for the #MeToo movement, the widespread rebuke of decades of sexual harassment and abuse by men against women in the workplace.
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"What If..." is Marvel Studios first animated series and each episode will "explore a pivotal moment from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and turn it on its head," according to Disney.
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With the U.K.'s formal departure from the European Union looming on Friday, the Bank of England (BOE) interest rate decision comes at a pivotal moment for the British economy.
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We were able to report the experiences of a tough group of women and men, all with different back stories, who came together to share a pivotal moment in history.
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Bitcoin faces a pivotal moment as investors are about to receive an entirely new asset called Bitcoin Cash after the blockchain supporting the cryptocurrency is forced to split in two.
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His lessons from this pivotal moment in history can help technology leaders avoid the biggest risks today in how we design human/AI systems in the coming age of automation.
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Many observers believe the WTO faces a pivotal moment in mid-2020 when its trade ministers gather in a drive to push though a multinational deal - on cutting fishing subsidies.
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The "Civil War" plot line in Marvel comics is a much beloved and pivotal moment in the Avengers' history, as the team becomes severed and members ultimately fight against each other.
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Sunday's protest comes days after the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, a pivotal moment that dashed hopes China would democratize before it took control of Hong Kong in 1997.
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Kimberly Williams-Paisley's wedding to country singer Brad Paisley is a pivotal moment for the family because it was one of the first times they realized her mother's health was deteriorating.
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The campaign for marriage equality was the pivotal moment when society's focus shifted from the behaviour of gay people to our identity, human dignity and right to love and be loved.
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The primaries come at a pivotal moment for both parties, with Trump's recent spate of resounding victories in Northeast states making him appear increasingly likely to be the GOP standard bearer.
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WITH the dawn of Donald Trump's second year in the White House less than a fortnight away, debate over immigration, a central focus of his campaign, has reached a pivotal moment.
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Mathew sees the industry at a pivotal moment where companies are beginning to see the value of industrial drones, which is leading to a mainstream level of adoption in these sectors.
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It was Nagasu's idea to reenact that pivotal moment in their careers for their DSW's new campaign, which entailed the athletes posing side-by-side with burgers, fries and matching sneakers.
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It's doubtful that Deary's wrong move was the pivotal moment in what wound up being a 60-38 loss for Northwestern, but this particular mistake was certainly all on Shoelaces McGee.
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The pivotal moment came in 1988, when the European Commission's president, Jacques Delors, promised the Trades Union Congress that Europe's single market would be buttressed by tougher labour and social regulations.
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It's in sort of poor taste to meme the song that soundtracked a pivotal moment of a recently deceased man's masterwork... but that is exactly what teens these days are into!
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Barrack, who first met Manafort in Beirut about 2628 years ago, convinced Trump to bring in the political operative as his campaign chairman during a pivotal moment of the 28503 campaign.
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One of his screams in Sorry to Bother You comes at a pivotal moment when the movie transforms from quirky corporate satire a la Office Space into something bigger and weirder.
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" Recalling the pivotal moment described by Harry when she shook hands with an AIDS patient, Walker said, "It seemed to break down a million barriers overnight with that one simple act.
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But the pivotal moment came two summers ago when Ben Snyder, the show's director, told Mr. Deblinger he was going to start running in Prospect Park to get back in shape.
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Tuesday's vote is seen as a pivotal moment in the endless withdrawal ordeal, known as Brexit, coming less than three weeks before the deadline for Britain to leave the European Union.
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First-prize-winner Inas Halabi's video "Mnemosyne" explored a family memory of a bullet wound from 1948 and the scar that it left in a reflective return to a pivotal moment.
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In a pivotal moment, the trio proudly held up the three-striped kicks in front of an audience of 40,000 — a crowd that serendipitously had an adidas employee in its midst.
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"We are at a pivotal moment where cultural and political momentum are aligned to rein in the unchecked behavior of Big Tech," Hughes said in a statement alongside the fund's announcement.
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The Trump administration risks tilting Iran's internal dynamics in the wrong direction at a pivotal moment, once again bringing the country's democratic struggle to grief and breeding another generation of enemies.
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"We are at this pivotal moment," said Lee Ritterband, a psychiatry professor at the University of Virginia School of Medicine who has developed online health interventions for more than a decade.
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" Vice President Pence said that the passage of the tax bill would be "remembered as a pivotal moment in the life of our nation" and called Trump a "man of action.
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"This was a pivotal moment in history that really changed the Constitution, and changed the definition of American citizenship, which, in parentheses, is really under attack right now," Mr. Foner said.
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Although the hearings appear disconnected from the action on the campaign trail, they will become a pivotal moment for each party to highlight for voters what is at stake in November.
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"We are at a pivotal moment in the web's history, and need to ensure we take steps to close the digital divide and reverse the trend of slowing growth," the report said.
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This is why advocates of a less ageist, more sex-positive culture say they're hopeful Grace and Frankie can serve as a pivotal moment for making senior sexuality a more mainstream topic.
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That kind of bond, that thing that you share with that person when you're at this pivotal moment in your life, honestly was the thing I connected to most about the script.
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For this reason, a pivotal moment today occurred when Comey testified that he understood the President's words, "I hope you'll let this go," as an order to drop an ongoing FBI investigation.
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The singer surprised guests when she turned up at the Stonewall, a historic landmark known as the site of the 1969 Stonewall Riots, a pivotal moment in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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No doubt warping the young boy's sense of self-worth as well as his budding sexual awakening, that pivotal moment is what turns Nate into a terrifying alpha male at his school.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A run on the lira proved a pivotal moment for Turkey's financial markets in 221, prompting action from Ankara that has tilted the economy inward and frightened off foreign investors.
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But Sam Jaffe of Cairn ERA, a battery consultancy, expects demand for vehicle batteries to overtake that from consumer electronics as early as next year, marking a pivotal moment for the industry.
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I think we're at a pivotal moment where there is increasing concern about the role that the big tech companies are having in shaping our children, our families, our society and democracy.
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"The common thread through them all is that it seems like there's a hinge moment, a pivotal moment where somebody realizes, 'Maybe my life doesn't have to look like that,' " Gilbert says.
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Jimmy Hill and Des Lynam discuss Gazza from 0:55 onward While the 1991 Cup Final might seem like a pivotal moment in his sporting life, Gascoigne's downfall was anything but instantaneous.
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It was all music to the Kremlin's ears and talk was of a pivotal moment, of the Trump administration transforming the way in which the United States and Russia saw each other.
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Until the mining boom, its claim to fame was a late-1940s three-year strike by nearby ranch workers that became a pivotal moment in the assertion of Aboriginal rights in Australia.
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Prominent environmental advocacy groups like the Sierra Club and Greenpeace are on the same page as McKibben, touting the Keystone victory as a pivotal moment for a movement always on its heels.
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Rather than using the information seized for intelligence purposes, the hackers selected damaging excerpts from the cache of stolen data, and then leaked them at a pivotal moment in the presidential election.
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In 85033, Vice President Biden did give his ticket a chance to recover from President Obama's poor performance in the first contest, but it was not seen as a particularly pivotal moment.
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The little-used (at least lately) Dier comes on for Sissoko, who provided the pivotal moment of this match with his handball before he'd even broken a sweat in the first half.
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Mr. Trump ridiculed his rival's account of how he nearly committed a stabbing as a youth, a pivotal moment in Mr. Carson's life story that led to prayer and a calmer temper.
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At a time when rigid segregation reigned in the Deep South, Mr. Dearman, a Mississippi native, called for justice in a case that became a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement.
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For nearly the entire length of the President's impeachment trial, his aides have viewed the State of the Union address as a pivotal moment they hoped would present an opportunity for vindication.
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The election comes at pivotal moment for the W.H.O. The organization that the candidates hope to lead has reached a crossroads, and many experts believe it suffers from a crippling identity crisis.
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Negotiations began 22006 months ago but stalled, and the team announced a boycott of the world championship on Wednesday in what could become a pivotal moment for the future of women's hockey.
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Unfolding around a pivotal moment in the contest, it examined how the strictures of her gender and the baggage of her marriage affected her ability to navigate the men's world of politics.
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His reintegration comes at a pivotal moment for technology companies, which for the first time appear to be grappling with the notion that the tools they've built might be making us deeply unhappy.
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But his sudden firing stalled the hiring process in battleground states and left the campaign hustling to replace him at a pivotal moment when traditional campaigns are rapidly ramping up on the ground.
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Though its geographical setting is narrow—the action is compressed into a few streets of New York—"The Deuce" examines the larger social changes being wrought at this pivotal moment in American history.
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Trump's drive to overhaul the U.S. tax code is headed for a pivotal moment, with Senate Republicans poised to approve a budget measure that would help them pass tax legislation without Democratic support.
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Although Anthony Bourdain and Darren Aronofsky had been friends since 2014, their last trip together to Bhutan in December for the season finale of Parts Unknown was a pivotal moment in their friendship.
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Back in March, before Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi made it rose-ceremony official, there was a subtle but pivotal moment in their season of The Bachelor that made viewers grit their teeth.
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Trump's latest maneuvering came amid indications that Mueller's team, after a hiatus in midterm election season, is accelerating toward a pivotal moment in an investigation that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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For a team that spent all but one day of the regular season in first place — and earned eight more victories than any other team in the majors — it was a pivotal moment.
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His death came at a pivotal moment in the rescue operation, as teams ramped up their efforts to free the boys ahead of forecast monsoonal rain and dropping oxygen levels in the cave.
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This is an informative and thought-provoking book for anyone — not just the single ladies — who wants to gain a greater understanding of this pivotal moment in the history of the United States.
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" Her photos also capture a pivotal moment for "an egalitarian dream in a country that had the natural resources to pursue that dream but now seems to be in danger of falling apart.
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The pivotal moment when Hank realizes Heisenberg's identity occurs pretty much exactly halfway through the film, which makes the second "half" of the film partly a cat-and-mouse between Hank and Walter.
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The loss of live-sports programming is a pivotal moment for channels owned by Disney, AT&T, ViacomCBS and others, since it generates billions of dollars in advertising and underpins pricey cable subscriptions.
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The loss of live-sports programming is a pivotal moment for channels owned by Disney, AT&T, ViacomCBS and others, since it generates billions of dollars in advertising and underpins pricey cable subscriptions.
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Just eight women have successfully landed one in competition, including Tonya Harding at Skate America in 20143, a pivotal moment in the Oscar-nominated biopic "I, Tonya," about the disgraced two-time Olympian.
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"The stakes are enormously high as there is a grave risk of violence and instability around the election, and it's important for the Kenyan people to hear his voice at this pivotal moment."
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But there's a real possibility that last week was a pivotal moment in human history, the moment when an irresponsible leader sent the whole world careening off to hell in a golf cart.
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"This is a pivotal moment for higher education ... but also a time when the singular value of higher education and university research has too often been challenged and called into doubt," Lee said.
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Iraqi forces have reached a pivotal moment, seizing half of Mosul and preparing to assault the remaining half — supported by American advisers, Special Operations forces and airstrikes by the United States-led coalition.
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The transcripts revealed many interesting details about the bilateral relations, but also about Russia's own history at a pivotal moment in 1999, when Mr. Yeltsin decided to select Mr. Putin as his successor.
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This is a pivotal moment to bring the world together to take action on climate change in order to protect at-risk global communities and reverse the alarming loss of habitats and wildlife.
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Between a changing Texas and navigating the downstream effects of Trump's volatile brand of politics in Washington, they're not sure their party is prepared for what's shaping up to be a pivotal moment.
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There's a pivotal moment that occurs late in the earlier story when Veidt goes off on an extended monologue about his fascination with Alexander the Great and the origins of his costumed name.
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Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, is now officially becoming the CEO of the search giant&aposs parent company, Alphabet, as well — and he does so at a pivotal moment for the company.
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But I have every intention of setting an MCL," acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler said at a press conference in Philadelphia, calling the plan's unveiling a "pivotal moment in the history of the agency.
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Dr. Beltrán is concerned that authorities don't recognize that Chile is entering a pivotal moment in its fight against HIV, and that if policies don't change course the virus will continue to spread.
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"Our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship, and it would be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste," Pompeo said in New York after meeting with Kim.
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It's a pivotal moment for enterprise communications, when a skilled sales organization can convince customers to abandon their legacy investment in desk phones and accept a new product that doesn't compromise with the past.
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"This is a pivotal moment for the Partnership on AI, as we establish a diverse and balanced Board of Trustees that extends and broadens our existing leadership," said the Partnership in a blog post.
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"In the moment when I truly understand my enemy, understand him well enough to defeat him, then in that very moment I also love him," Ender says at a pivotal moment in the story.
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That's why, at this pivotal moment for marketplace trust, we're embarking on an ambitious effort to equip consumers with the knowledge they need to protect themselves and make informed decisions in the digital age.
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The Rising is presented as a kind of pivotal moment, turning away from the 19th century towards a more uncertain future in which the once supreme British Empire would be dismantled, bit by bit.
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Yet the event's swift spread to major cities across the world marks a pivotal moment for the so-called gig economy, which relies heavily on workers with no labor protections or collective bargaining rights.
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A study suggests that a pivotal moment in the Democratic collapse happened in a Republican presidential debate in 2015, when Donald Trump established his reputation as an opponent of interventionism in the Middle East.
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Though it was somewhat predictable that his case would go to trial (ya know, for plot!), his decision to not confess to murdering Andrea was kind of a pivotal moment in his character development.
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The meeting came at a pivotal moment -- both for Trump's presidency and his party -- as the GOP-controlled House of Representatives prepares to hold major votes on two very different immigration bills this week.
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Stevenson argues that, now more than ever, we can't afford to be complacent: "We're at a pivotal moment in the epidemic, and now is the time to invest properly in HIV prevention for women."
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That is why Detroit, however distressing it may be, is still important to watch: it seeks to make viewers understand a pivotal moment within a larger true story — one that is far from over.
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It was a pivotal moment for Ms. Mosby, who — then, at 35, the youngest top state attorney in a major American city — quickly announced that she would prosecute six officers in Mr. Gray's death.
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Senators are set to vote Friday on whether to include new witnesses and documents in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, a pivotal moment in the proceedings that could pave the way for Trump's acquittal.
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If he can steal one more ball at a pivotal moment in what proves to be a slugfest of a Super Bowl, it's not a stretch to imagine him walking home with the hardware.
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That makes any additional decision by Jackson or an appellate court panel about whether to halt Monday's order until any DOJ appeal is resolved a pivotal moment in the Democrats' fast-moving impeachment effort.
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He pleaded for a "fair process" at a potentially pivotal moment for a nomination that could change the path of American jurisprudence and deliver conservatives of a long-dreamed of majority on the court.
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For a country not generally given to national chest thumping, the battle at Vimy, where Canadian troops overtook German lines, has been cast by many Canadians as a pivotal moment in their nation's formation.
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The Senate Democrat who launched last week's filibuster on gun control depicted a vote on the Collins measure as a pivotal moment for the Senate, which on Monday rejected four other gun control bills.
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But if the breach should have been a pivotal moment of reassessment about what happens to our private information, it instead was met, oddly, with only the briefest of panicked responses from the public.
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It would prove to be a pivotal moment in Lorenz's career, as that one fraught admission not only earned her the owner's trust, but also laid the foundation for her eventual ownership of the company.
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The Leap Is Very Real According to Colton, who spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about his American Ninja Warrior-esque escape act, this moment is very real and "the most pivotal moment" of Season 23.
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New documents reveal why the FDA says marijuana isn't medicine New documents reveal why the FDA says marijuana isn't medicine The November election will be a pivotal moment for the future of U.S. marijuana policy.
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There's a simple explanation for why Helena turned out the way she did, and it's all thanks to a pivotal moment in her childhood when she caught one of the nuns at her school masturbating.
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In years to come, scientists will probably look back at this time as a pivotal moment in evolution: the point where our brains either change to cope with knowing everything, all the time, or explode.
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The "sequence of events" Bakhshi refers to is not only this pivotal moment in Iranian history, but the country's 1953 coup, which happened 25 years before the fire, but on the same date: August 19.
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President Donald Trump's drive to overhaul the U.S. tax code is headed for a pivotal moment, with Senate Republicans poised to approve a budget measure that would help them pass tax legislation without Democratic support.
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The 210 Derby has long been remembered not for Dust Commander, the horse that won it (or for that matter, the jockey who rode him), but because it became a pivotal moment in sports journalism.
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Both the Melrose and Dana deals would mark a pivotal moment in the history of GKN, which traces its roots back more than 250 years and which produced Spitfire planes during the Second World War.
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The vote last month, seen as a pivotal moment in Uganda's democracy as the last time Mr. Museveni will be legally allowed to appear on a presidential ballot, was marred with irregularities and widespread criticism.
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A pivotal moment in his life came when one of Mr. Patrick's public middle-school teachers recognized his intellect and contacted a nonprofit agency to arrange for Mr. Patrick's scholarship to Milton Academy in Massachusetts.
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The fight is nearing a pivotal moment as a federal judge in Washington prepares to rule by Friday on whether to allow or block construction of a section of the pipeline near the tribe's land.
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"Justice Kennedy's retirement from the Supreme Court marks a pivotal moment for the fight to ensure every unborn child is welcomed and protected," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List.
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In "The Politics of Authenticity in Presidential Campaigns, 1976-2008," the pollster Erica J. Seifert sees a pivotal moment after Watergate, when the electorate, betrayed by Richard Nixon, voted in the avuncular outsider Jimmy Carter.
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It's a potentially pivotal moment in the Mueller probe that could put prosecutors in the room of a much-talked-about 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Trump campaign officials and figures associated with the Kremlin.
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We are going through a pivotal moment in history that is rife with opportunity for both Donald Trump and Mohammad Bin Salman to establish a stronger and more resilient U.S.-Saudi relationship than ever before.
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The Manson murders were a pivotal moment in the 1960s, almost single-handedly putting an end to the entire hippie experiment and pushing the country towards the bad vibes and paranoia of the early 1970s.
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And with the N.B.A. playoffs now in swing without the involvement of LeBron James, the end of one forgettable late-in-the-season basketball game looks, in retrospect, like a pivotal moment in his story.
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"Big tech is at a pivotal moment, and Amazon is at the head of the class," said Scott Phillips, an entrepreneur who submitted a proposal to build an enormous city for Amazon in rural Oklahoma.
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The episode, written by Steve Carell, will forever be remembered by fans as the pivotal moment in the series when Jim confessed his love to Pam and the two shared a kiss in the office.
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At a pivotal moment of a heated tennis match between Brian and Russ, obsessive rivals whose entire season of amateur competition has been building toward this day, an obscenity-spiked command erupts from Brian's mouth.
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When troops flood back, just as more than 22005,282 did after a pivotal moment during the Iraq war, the subsequent baby booms overwhelm hospitals and deplete the stock in the maternity sections of department stores.
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Mr. Phillips often spoke of his midcareer embrace of evangelical Christianity as a pivotal moment in both his personal and his business life, leading him to make corporate decisions based in part on his faith.
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One of the exhibition's key strengths is its organization of materials in each section into pre- and post-Stonewall categories, clarifying Stonewall as a pivotal moment that heightened the visibility of activists and the movement.
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Still, Harris emerged from her debate as a consensus winner, having put on display during a pivotal moment in her campaign all the traits that pundits and colleagues had figured would make her an estimable candidate.
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Amazon Prime Video's global expansion is quickly taking shape as a pivotal moment in the service's history, but as more people turn their attention to Amazon's service, they have started to notice and speculate on things.
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For Afghans like my good friend Najib Sharifi, who was only 19 years old at the time, the defeat of the men who had imposed their strict version of Islam on Kabul was a pivotal moment.
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Hafez al-Assad established a brutal regime from the onset of his reign, and a pivotal moment occurred in 1982, when he squashed an Islamic insurgency in the city of Hama, killing an estimated 30,000 people.
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It sounds like weighty stuff — and it occasionally is, in the moments when Gethard steps to the back of the stage and the lights turn blue as he emotionally monologues about a pivotal moment or realization.
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The series launches on HBO on May 2 and appears to focus on Williams's career around the time when she was pregnant and had her baby — a pivotal moment in Williams's life given her complicated pregnancy.
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It's been about the fact that I have strong feelings about us living in this pivotal moment in history similar to periods in the past, and my home is the Republican Party and the conservative movement.
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The pivotal moment in that film comes when a gruff but kind acquaintance hands Wendy the cash she desperately needs — only for her to discover, when she opens her hand, that it's just a few dollars.
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President Donald Trump's drive to overhaul the U.S. tax code headed for a pivotal moment on Thursday, with Senate Republicans poised to approve a budget measure that would help them pass tax legislation without Democratic support.
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"I do whatever it takes," he said matter-of-factly after proving it statistically and otherwise, including what to date is the series' pivotal moment — James stepping over Draymond Green near the end of Game 4.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Shifting the gun violence debate, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday he now wants to consider background checks and other bills, setting up a potentially pivotal moment when lawmakers return in the fall.
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Brzezinski called the fallout from the downfall of film mogul Harvey Weinstein over similar allegations a "pivotal moment" for the media, and said that she'd been in the business long enough not to doubt Halperin's accusers.
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"This is a pivotal moment," McDonagh, who took over in October, told Reuters, referring to the resumption of dividend payments at 11.5 euro cents per share as annual underlying profits held steady at 1.1 billion euros.
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In your Facebook Live with ABC, you talked about this moment that we're in in the food and restaurant world—a pivotal moment where many bad actors are being exposed and coming into the public eye.
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They came back in the '70s, appearing in a pivotal moment at the end of Grease when good-girl Sandy went bad, dumping her poodle skirt for a shiny black pair, a cigarette, and a perm.
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Chemnitz BELGIUM CZECH REPUBLIC GERMANY FRANCE AUSTRIA By The New York Times That is precisely what the groups behind this week's disorder see: A pivotal moment they want to use to change the direction of Germany.
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At this pivotal moment in history, in the face of the unholy, authoritarian cancer that threatens to consume and destroy our democracy, if we don't speak out loud and proud now, when is the right time?
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During a pivotal moment in "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," the voices of former Jedi speak to Rey (Daisy Ridley), encouraging her to defeat Palpatine and bring balance to the Force once and for all.
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A more pivotal moment may be the presentation of the House Intelligence Committee's report, outlining the evidence Democrats have gathered so far and their recommendations for articles of impeachment, according to officials working on the inquiry.
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"What influenced me to take it all the way was in 2005, that pivotal moment when YouTube was first starting," says Mermaid Melissa, a Florida-based mermaid who began her career as a professional free diver.
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Ramaphosa narrowly beat Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, 68, a former cabinet minister and Zuma's ex-wife, in Monday's vote, marking a pivotal moment for the ANC, which launched black-majority rule under Mandela's leadership 23 years ago.
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We are in this cultural sea-change, pivotal moment that, if it wasn't accompanied by so much pain, we could focus simply on this silver lining; that the voices we've been trying to amplify is finally now.
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Anthony Kiendl, the Gallery's Executive Director and CEO, said, "This visionary and anonymous donation comes at a pivotal moment for the Gallery, as we expand our range of exhibitions and public programs and improve our onsite facilities."
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If you stick with the Hollywood Western analogy, the back-to-back hearings before the House Judiciary and House Intelligence Committees with former special counsel Robert Mueller on Wednesday may be a pivotal moment in the drama.
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Even when press reports that former national security advisor John Bolton could further implicate Trump in the Ukraine scandal rocked Capitol Hill — a pivotal moment in the trial — McConnell was able to keep his senators in line.
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It was a pivotal moment for a group of women who had begun sharing stories of discrimination in a company email thread starting back in March, but for many involved, the alleged discrimination has gone back years.
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"Our decision to separate United Technologies is a pivotal moment in our history and will best position each independent company to drive sustained growth," the company's chairman and chief executive, Gregory J. Hayes, said in a statement.
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It could be a pivotal moment in the Democrats' nearly yearlong investigations into Trump, as they interrogate a man who has already refused to disclose details of the whistleblower report in a closed-door session last week.
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That seemed a fitting way to assess the United States at a pivotal moment, with half the country rushing headlong into the Jazz Age and the other half trying to turn back the clock toward simpler times.
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Their meeting will take place at a pivotal moment: Since the House is expected to impeach the president this Wednesday, an impeachment trial is likely to begin in the Senate at the start of the new year.
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On Tuesday, Jackie Ropski, a marketing director for an elementary school, said that she saw this election as more important than some, with so many candidates to choose from and at a pivotal moment in Chicago history.
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Views is about the story of a boy to a man and growing up in the Toronto Public School system, Drake understands saving the icing till the very last cookie is a pivotal moment in growing up.
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Facebook reportedly announced the news to employees internally today, and vice president of people Lori Goler told the Journal that it wants to "be part of taking the next step" at "a pivotal moment" in the tech industry.
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Dudley's comments at the ADIPEC energy conference in Abu Dhabi come at a pivotal moment for oil markets with Saudi Arabia performing an about-turn this weekend by announcing a 500,000 barrel per day production cut in December.
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This week, the 47-year-old Bae, who is releasing a memoir about his imprisonment, told CNN that Rodman's on-air outburst was a pivotal moment that prompted US authorities to step up their efforts to free him.
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Last month was one for the Wall Street history books — not only was it stocks' worst December since the Great Depression, but it now appears to be a pivotal moment when investors really gave up on active management.
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According to a Reuters report, tourists from all over are coming to the Bronx to recreate the pivotal moment in which the Joker accepts his new identity and, finally free, manically dances up and down a step street.
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To illustrate years of uncertainty from skeptical politicians reluctant to offer state funding for MASS MoCA, Trainer hones in on a pivotal moment in the museum's history — a 1996 visit by Massachusetts' then-governor, the Republican William Weld.
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She describes it as a pivotal moment in her life: After losing the teaching job, she would later go to law school and eventually land at Harvard, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and in the United States Senate.
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We speak with Gil Gonzalez, a retired DEA agent who worked undercover in Mexico during the time, and he shares his views on a pivotal moment for El Chapo: the 1993 assassination of Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo.
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"We are thrilled to have such an iconic lineup of artists, hosts, and partners join us at such a pivotal moment for this fight as we ask governments and world leaders to take action and end extreme poverty."
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A Tarrant County, Texas, judge ordered that Couch will remain in custody after being returned from Mexico, setting up a February 19 hearing over transferring his case to adult court as the next pivotal moment in the case.
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Next week's testimony by Comey, who is expected to say the President asked him to end the investigation into his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, could prove to be the most pivotal moment for Trump's young administration.
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The United Nations and the declaration of human rights were among the world-changing outcomes of the global refugee crisis after World War Two, Jolie said, adding that the international community is now at a similar pivotal moment.
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John McDonnell, a veteran socialist who is now seeking to reassure business, promised higher taxes and tougher regulation on banks on the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers – the pivotal moment in the global financial crisis.
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"This is a pivotal moment in time, a moment for us to redefine not only how we address sexual harassment in the workplace, but also how we build stronger and healthier working cultures," the group's mission statement reads.
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And just before things really started to escalate for them, I lost the linchpin of their lineup: Folka, the only character who can really soak damage and effectively protect allies, died at a pivotal moment in the story.
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The city is at a pivotal moment for law enforcement, mired in a crisis over police conduct and discipline and over distrust of officers, particularly among African-American residents, who make up about one-third of Chicago's population.
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As the title makes clear, the events of the film play out over the course of a single Hanukkah, and in a pivotal moment, it's the nebulously defined "spirit of Hanukkah" that guides Davey back to his senses.
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VICE Sports was there to capture this pivotal moment in skateboard history and heard from Brian Schaefer, Brian Atlas, Chris Cole, and many more about what it really meant for the two skate giants to finally come together.
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Advocates said the disclosures reached a pivotal moment in April when the Archdiocese of New York, a center of gravity in the American church and a holdout for months, published a list of nearly 120 accused clergy members.
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Ms. Lightfoot — Chicago's 56th mayor — arrives at a pivotal moment for a Democratic city that has for the past eight years been led by Mr. Emanuel, who surprised many residents when he chose not to seek re-election.
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Instead, it is beginning to look like a pivotal moment for Biden that, if he is fortunate in California and Texas, could end with him leading Sanders in delegates or at least have him not that far behind.
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Michigan has emerged as a pivotal moment for his campaign, as the race moves into a series of delegate-rich primaries in Southern and Rust Belt states that are expected to be less favorable ground for Mr. Sanders.
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Obama for the story, no witnessing of behind-the-scenes moments on the campaign trail with her and her small circle of aides, no real firsthand access to this pivotal moment in her evolution as a public figure.
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Rangers 2, Canadiens 1 | Series tied, 2-2 The pivotal moment in a hockey game, that cumulative impact of all those goals and saves and subtleties, can sometimes be ascertained only after the teams have left the ice.
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"The Women's March is another pivotal moment that has been so influential in the way that our lives and beliefs have been shaped," Huffington tells CNBC Make It. "There's nothing more important, I think, than women being empowered."
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The pivotal moment in Pacific archaeological history happened in 1952, when a team of researchers found a cache of dentate-stamped pots at a place called Lapita in New Caledonia, a French collectivity to the southwest of Vanuatu.
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Describing a pivotal moment, Roenneberg later said he made a last-minute decision to cut the length of his fuse from several minutes to seconds, ensuring the explosion would take place but making it more difficult to escape.
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It proved a pivotal moment as a minute later the ball dropped kindly for Marc Albrighton just inside the penalty area and he was allowed time and space to dispatch a left-foot shot past Sevilla keeper Sergio Rico.
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A new exhibition at the New York Public Library titled Love & Resistance: Stonewall 50 brings together the work of these two influential photographers, as well as periodicals, flyers, and first-person narratives from this pivotal moment in LGBT history.
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Given this pivotal moment in American history, the CBC urges you and the Senate Democratic Caucus to appoint a CBC Member to join Ranking Member Feinstein and others in defense of our democracy, our values and our constitutional rights.
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The pivotal moment of the story occurs when Rambert, a roaming journalist who found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time when the city was closed off, is offered an opportunity to escape and he refuses it.
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Speaking at a screening on the 20th Century Fox lot in Los Angeles on Tuesday, per The Wrap, Davis revealed why she was so pleased to kiss her onscreen husband, Liam Neeson, in one pivotal moment from the movie.
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Halsey — who plays herself during a pivotal moment in Ally's life during A Star Is Born — shared on the American Music Awards red carpet that she knows exactly what it's like to juggle two wildly different people within herself.
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" She called it "a pivotal moment" that "should give every Christian and every evangelical, every Catholic, reason to support Donald Trump and reason to vote for him, because that is the difference between right and wrong, good and evil.
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This week's theme on the 22nd edition of the show was "Memorable Year Night," in which the stars looked back on a pivotal moment in their lives, and their professional partners interpreted those experiences through the art of dance.
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This month, she heads back to the District of Columbia in a different role — one that has roots in recent history and takes us back to a pivotal moment in the conversation about sexual harassment and race in America.
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The details of Tuesday's party offer a window into how Facebook employees are letting off steam at a pivotal moment in the company's history — and how Facebook uses glitzy events to internally reinforce changes in direction for the company.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sofia Kenin made a name for herself last year when she dumped her "idol" Serena Williams out of the French Open, a victory the Australian Open semi-finalist says was the pivotal moment of her tennis career.
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Echoing that pivotal moment, the Downton Abbey movie also kicks off with an important piece of mail: a royal letter, informing the family that the King George V (Simon Jones) and Queen Mary (Geraldine James) are coming to stay.
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The advent of such a body plan during the Ediacaran Period was a pivotal moment in life's evolution on Earth, paving the way for more advanced bilaterians such as fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, starfish, mollusks, insects and more.
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Sanders supporters hailed it as a campaign milestone and the pivotal moment their candidate would use to at last overtake Clinton; Clinton's people spun the loss as a minor setback on her otherwise steady course to the Democratic nomination.
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"Our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste," Pompeo said after meetings with North Korean vice chairman Kim Yong Chol in New York.
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At this pivotal moment in the campaign, Biden might recall different words from John Lewis, who stood before civil rights activists at the March on Washington in 1963 and warned of the high price parties pay as a result of racism.
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In a recent Hollywood Reporter roundtable, Tracee Ellis Ross talked about that pivotal moment in Hollywood when women started speaking about the sexual harassment and abuse they have faced and how the #MeToo movement gave them a platform to speak up.
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In fact, during a pivotal moment in Hollywood history, the Oscars missed a major opportunity to make any real kind of statement — to take a stand and help enact change that will make the film industry both more diverse and equitable.
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The $1.86 billion legal battle between ride-hailing giant Uber and Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo reached a pivotal moment today as the judge in the case released a damning letter based on the account of a former Uber employee.
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In this episode of Autobiographies, Pusha T talks about his rise to prominence, the pivotal moment that led to the end of Clipse, his relationship with his brother Gene, and how he had no choice but to convert tragedy into art.
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In the flashback, she mentions to Jack how much she wished that he had been there for the pivotal moment in Randall and their lives when she had to have the conversation with him about Kyle, the baby they had lost.
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And while there is no indication what specific repercussions Kaepernick will face, his willingness to stand up against racial injustice — especially as a black quarterback — represents a pivotal moment of him taking the lead both on and off the field.
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But the comment is also the last one Wright makes in Season 5, a pivotal moment in which she turns to the camera and breaks the fourth wall, much like Spacey frequently did when his character was the show's focus.
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South Africa's Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa - a darling of markets - narrowly beat former cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in Monday's vote, marking a pivotal moment for the party that launched black-majority rule under Nelson Mandela's leadership 212.5200 years ago.
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She meets Chekhov's Wolf Pack—you can't introduce a wolf pack in episode two of season seven without it appearing at a pivotal moment later on to rip some faces off—in what was probably my favorite scene of the episode.
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It was meant to be a pivotal moment in Mr. de Blasio's tenure, a victory that would position him to better attend to New York City's nuts-and-bolts needs — something of a requisite as he approaches re-election next year.
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The possible contacts between Trump associates, Russia before election A second pivotal moment for the House Intelligence Committee's investigation came at the end of May, when lawmakers had the opportunity to question John Brennan, CIA director under the Obama administration.
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"This is a pivotal moment for our company, and for the HMD [Head-Mounted Display] industry as a whole, that will accelerate the adoption of AR and VR hardware and experiences, with our technology deployed in forthcoming headsets," said Marggraff.
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Police raided the inn, looking for liquor violations, and met with unexpectedly strong resistance that became a nearly weeklong series of sometimes violent demonstrations against police harassment and was later known as a pivotal moment of the gay-rights movement.
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" Marjorie Dannenfelser, the president of the Susan B. Anthony List, which opposes abortion rights, said that Justice Kennedy's decision to step down "marks a pivotal moment for the fight to ensure every unborn child is welcomed and protected under the law.
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If you look at the recent tech scandals, from discriminatory advertising to proliferating hate speech, most of them did not involve a pivotal moment when someone decided to proceed with a product despite knowing how it could be abused or misused.
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Ms. Miller is part of a broader movement among those on the left targeting corporate power, which is reaching a pivotal moment as Democratic presidential candidates like Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts call for the breaking up of the tech giants.
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The issue could come to a head on Thursday when the government announces a so-called repeal bill that would enshrine parts of European Union law into British law, a pivotal moment in its decision to leave the European Union.
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Washington (CNN)A volley of stunning revelations over Jared Kushner and the Russia probe are rocking Donald Trump's inner circle and suggest a pivotal moment is at hand in the West Wing personnel wars that have raged throughout his presidency.
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The influential New York congresswoman's endorsement will come at a pivotal moment in Sanders' presidential bid, which has stalled in the polls as he faces continued questions about his age and health following a heart attack that curtailed his campaign activities.
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The election is shaping up to be a pivotal moment in the months-long struggle between the shadowy network of military, security and political leaders known as the "pouvoir", who have ruled for decades, and a leaderless street protest movement.
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We are at a pivotal moment for the financial markets — the tax reform plan is behind us, Wall Street-favorite Gary Cohn resigned from the White House and there are rising prospects for a Democratic wave in the November midterm election.
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Maloney, 73, of New York, will take the helm at the House Oversight and Reform Committee at a pivotal moment, as Democrats are pushing to finish the impeachment inquiry and take a House floor vote by the end of this year.
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Whether a successor is named in weeks — or months, as some officials are now speculating — the continued vacancy in the president's office comes at a pivotal moment for City College, the flagship of CUNY, the country's largest public urban university.
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Conners describes the conditions that made the concert such a pivotal moment for the university's student bookers and sets forth the argument that Cornell '77, in particular, represents the pinnacle of the democratization that made The Grateful Dead American icons.
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The pivotal moment came Thursday when the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) revealed it was going to back the no-confidence motion, joining the anti-austerity Podemos party, two Catalan pro-independence parties and another Basque party in supporting Sánchez's motion.
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It comes at a pivotal moment for the future of the controversial ban, which was put on hold on Friday by Judge James Robart of the Western District of Washington, barring its enforcement nationally, and kept on hold by a federals appeal court.
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"Justice Kennedy's retirement from the Supreme Court marks a pivotal moment for the fight to ensure every unborn child is welcomed and protected under the law," Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List, said in a statement.
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The revival came at a pivotal moment for Abercrombie, which had been shutting dozens of stores annually and was facing the threat of a new wave of fast-fashion rivals at the mall like Zara, H&M and Forever 21, stealing teens' dollars.
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The thing that changed me (in, ugh, so many ways) was a pivotal moment during my miscarriage in June — when I very unexpectedly saw the fetus, held it in my hands, and felt this strange but undeniable urge to do something with it.
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Vice President Pence said the pro-life movement is at a "pivotal moment" in a speech at the Susan B. Anthony List's Campaign for Life Gala Wednesday, the night before a vote on the GOP health care bill which would defund Planned Parenthood.
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Rajon Rondo's broken thumb stands out as the series' pivotal moment—and it's clear the Bulls don't have a contingency plan for his absence—but let's remember that the 353-year-old guard made barely 40 percent of his shots this season.
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Rajon Rondo's broken thumb stands out as the series' pivotal moment—and it's clear the Bulls don't have a contingency plan for his absence—but let's remember that the 31-year-old guard made barely 40 percent of his shots this season.
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DUBLIN, March 12 (Reuters) - The leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party on Tuesday said the decision on whether to accept assurances secured by British Prime Minister Theresa May from the EU was a pivotal moment in the Brexit process, Ireland's RTE reported.
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The move comes at a pivotal moment for the music industry: streaming is rapidly emerging as the labels' leading source of revenue, but they continue to engage in tough negotiations with tech companies over licensing terms, which heavily influence final pricing for consumers.
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"We believe this is a pivotal moment for Amtrak, and the future of passenger rail generally in America," they wrote in a letter to Amtrak Board of Directors Chairman Tony Corscia, citing a recently passed transportation funding that included money for Amtrak.
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Further unrest in the Middle East, complicating life for Trump Turkey has been a key member of the international coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and its woes have the potential to disrupt the fight at a pivotal moment.
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Pivotal moment for national discussions The country watched in dismay on August 12, 2017 as right-wing demonstrators -- including white supremacists and neo-Nazis upset in part over the the city of Charlottesville's plan to remove a Confederate monument -- and counterprotesters clashed.
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Each week (based on the first two episodes) its team of time travelers zap back to some pivotal moment in the past and engage in highly implausible, don't-think-too-hard-about-it derring-do to save the present as we know it.
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The group's pivotal moment came in November 2018, when the newly elected New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined more than 150 Sunrise protesters occupying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office to demand that she establish a congressional task force dedicated to climate change.
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Recall what had brought the drafters to this pivotal moment: They had lived through the pain and triumph of the Revolutionary War and then saw the nation founder in its initial years, its inadequate national government unable to bind together the states.
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In addition to their eerily similar plots, New Jersey Turnpikes and Semi-Pro share nearly identical gags, a back-handed affinity for the 1970s, and even a pivotal moment in which the team owner has a comic meltdown during a board meeting.
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Nowhere in the series is there a brooding shot of her staring longingly out a window at the falling rain, wondering where it all went wrong, or a pivotal moment where her husband's love for her somehow makes her bipolar disorder disappear.
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It was like, man, they're getting back together, this is a real pivotal moment that they need to capture, and I would love to do anything I can to help them maximize this opportunity and help people get back on the train.
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Lopez Obrador's answer marked a pivotal moment after a contentious year of negotiations between the United States, Canada and Mexico to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the framework for more than a trillion dollars in annual trade between the three.
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Spinning isn't totally new to Paris, but it just reached a pivotal moment: One of the city's first studios, Dynamo, which opened in 2015 and was modeled on SoulCycle, was recently bought by its competitor, Let's Ride, which opened a year later.
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The August 2018 cruise, which was won in a charity auction, came at a pivotal moment in Mr. Giuliani's relationship with Mr. Parnas and his associate Igor Fruman, both Soviet-born businessmen from Florida who were among the newest entrants to his circle.
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Her endorsement - along with the support of other high-profile progressive lawmakers Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib - came at the pivotal moment of Sanders' campaign in early October, when the 78-year-old was hospitalized and had two stents inserted in an artery.
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The sale is a pivotal moment in the painfully fought efforts of Greece to recover from troubles stemming from the financial crisis that began on Wall Street nearly a decade ago and that at one point threatened to break up Europe's currency union.
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As the UK rallies its allies (or what remains of them) to take a stand against Moscow's provocation in the attempted murder of a former Russian double agent and his daughter on British soil, we are once again at a pivotal moment.
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But Syria's fate is largely being dictated by US adversaries Russia and Iran, which propped up Assad at a pivotal moment in the civil war and are effectively waging a proxy conflict in the country that also includes Turkey and the United States.
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Debate over the fate of hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children has turned into a pivotal moment for the GOP on an issue that has been heading to a boiling point for more than a decade.
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A pivotal moment took place in 1993, when Democratic Senators Joe Lieberman and Herb Kohl used Mortal Kombat and Night Trap's increasingly realistic depictions of violence to demand figures in the industry answer questions—or risk video games being regulated by the government.
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During the ceremony, she performed a four-minute solo rendition of "Shallow," the song that marks a pivotal moment in the 2018 film "A Star Is Born" when she sings it live on stage alongside her co-star and director Bradley Cooper.
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She fights to have her presence and status recognised and, at a pivotal moment in the film, turns the tables on her lover, forcing him to show her what kind of man he is, all the while revealing ever more unexpected facets of her character.
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A pivotal moment for this generation was the 2017 XXL Freshman cover which brought a ton of skeptical eyes onto Carti and his peers, elevating critiques of the movement's content which had begun with the 2016 Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert headlined cover.
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I've been thinking about the GOE, the Cambrian Explosion, and the emergence of the mammals a lot lately, because I'm pretty sure we're in the midst of a similarly disruptive and pivotal moment in history that I'm calling the Great Digitization Event, or GDE.
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Naftali: Historians are terrible prognosticators, especially this one, but given the trend lines today, the Charlottesville episode is likely to be viewed by later historians as a pivotal moment in President Trump's political collapse and a defining moment in the history of the Republican Party.
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On the official soundtrack for Batman v Superman, there's an icy, heaving instrumental called "Men Are Still Good": The song corresponds to a pivotal moment late in the film, when Wonder Woman is ready to return to her home on the island of Themyscira.
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Between Def Con and Black Hat, its more corporate cousin, Vegas became full of people working in an industry that feels like it's at a pivotal moment: There's more money pouring into cybersecurity than ever, but we continue to see high-profile (and devastating) hacks.
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Though Thunberg's brazen comments to the leaders marked a pivotal moment for youth involvement in climate change advocacy, young activists have been bucking the norms for years to spark change among their peers and leaders alike on issues including gun control, education, and LGBTQ rights.
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Shared on a Soundcloud page called "DaysBeforeAmericanBF," the demo doesn't differ too much from the final cut of the song, but it has a fuzzy lo-fi charm that kind of befits the song's atmospheric, soundtrack-to-a-pivotal-moment-in-a-teen-movie quality.
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The appointment of the Texas native, who also served as the Acting Undersecretary of Trade between April and December last year, comes at a pivotal moment for HNA, which is trying to settle overseas regulatory investigations while undertaking a widespread restructuring of its operations.
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The book depicts the 1990s as a pivotal moment, especially for black women who "were squeezed between competing narratives" of "having it all" on the one hand and President Bill Clinton's Republican-placating policies — like welfare reform and the 1994 crime bill — on the other.
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"Pachama's carbon credit marketplace is launching at a pivotal moment when awareness of the climate crisis is reaching an all-time high, and businesses are increasingly looking to become carbon neutral," said Ryan Graves, Pachama's lead investor and new director said in a statement.
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Their unease is shared by other unions, but it's particularly important because of the culinary union's clout in Nevada, this pivotal moment in the primary calendar and because it complicates Mr. Sanders's overarching message — that he's running on an agenda that's best for workers.
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Eddie Chambers: How King's life and death shaped the arts, then and now The traumatic assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in April 1968 was a pivotal moment in the manifestation of racial politics but also in the development of the arts in America.
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Key evidence has been questioned, and one man who delivered expert testimony on the blood splatter in the room where Ms. Bryan was killed — a pivotal moment in Mr. Bryan's 1986 trial — has conceded that some of his conclusions at the time were wrong.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A treasure trove of fossils of six furry critters that inhabited the trees of southern China 34 million years ago is providing a deeper understanding of a pivotal moment in the evolution of primates, the group that eventually gave rise to people.
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The widening protests, which have now spread to cities beyond Belgrade, the capital, are shaping up to be a pivotal moment for the Vucic government, as Serbia is being tugged between its traditional allegiance to Russia and its desire to join the European Union.
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It marked a pivotal moment when the series finally cashed in its chips and — after six-plus seasons of teasing how fearsome dragons are and how ambitious the Dragon Queen is — showed us how one-sided and unrelenting an attack by dragon can be.
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Like both the 1954 and 1976 versions of the film, this A Star Is Born seems poised to nab, at minimum, an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song, this time for the power ballad "Shallow," which Cooper and Gaga perform at a pivotal moment in the film.
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One pivotal moment came last week when William Taylor, the acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, testified that he was told by Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, that Trump wanted to withhold military aid from Ukraine unless Zelensky agreed to a corruption investigation.
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Johnson has won the vote to be the next Tory leader at a pivotal moment in British history, with just 15 weeks until the UK is scheduled to leave the EU and no sign of a solution to the political crisis that crippled Theresa May's government.
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Much like Jessica Jones bore the burden of being Marvel's first female superhero to headline her own show, Luke Cage comes along at a pivotal moment in our public consciousness — and in less steady hands, it easily could've buckled under the weight of all that expectation.
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Upon which an unidentified employee at the meeting went up to a microphone and did this, according to Business Insider's Greg Sandoval: "Fuck you," said the male Google employee standing at the microphone during a pivotal moment at the company all-hands meeting on Thursday night.
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The Death Star trench run, the pivotal moment in the previous movie, is rendered in red and blue wireframe, a hyper-stylized version of the movie's '70s-era user interfaces, and there's even a nod to Luke's famous fall in Cloud City after he reject's Vader's truth.
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"Even the sword-pulling scene itself — a pivotal moment in the legend, probably worth taking seriously — is sabotaged from within by a David Beckham cameo that goes on for line after forehead-slapping line, and saps the moment of its mythic excitement," the film critic wrote.
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The series tells the story of the Roy family, owners of media empire Waystar Royco, at a pivotal moment when stern patriarch Logan Roy—played beautifully by Brian Cox, channeling a modern-day King Lear—is suffering from ill-health, leaving the fate of the company uncertain.
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The series of often violent demonstrations by the gay community in the summer of 1969, which erupted after a police raid of the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village, is seen as a pivotal moment in the history of the LGBT movement.
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There's also a consensus that most savvy moviegoers who aren't familiar with mahjong will still basically understand what's unfolding during the game, but it's undeniable that, in order to appreciate the full drama of the pivotal moment, one would have to be privy to the game's rules.
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The next morning -- in a pivotal moment that proved decisive for huge numbers of voters in South Carolina -- Clyburn threw his weight behind his old friend, endorsing Biden in the strongest possible terms, telling reporters that his wife who died last fall had greatly admired Biden.
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Dinah Lance, aka Black Canary, busts into Harley Quinn's (Margot Robbie) life at a pivotal moment: Distraught over her breakup with the Joker (once played by Jared Leto in the much-maligned Suicide Squad, aka Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Film), Harley finds herself, well, hammered.
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The vote, which May postponed in December to avoid defeat, will be a pivotal moment for the world's fifth-largest economy: it will determine whether Britain follows her plan for a managed exit and relatively close economic ties, or faces massive uncertainty about the country's next step.
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The escalation with Europe risks distracting the administration from its focus on China and further undermines trust with European allies at the pivotal moment when many European countries are facing critical choices about their future economic relationship with China and whether to ban Huawei from their 5G networks.
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At this pivotal moment, U.S. leaders have a clear choice before them: set an example for the international community by taking swift action to halt ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity; or stand by idly and watch as the Myanmar military continues to commit atrocities against the Rohingya.
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The new questions raised by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation signal what could be a pivotal moment in Pence's careful calibration of trying to keep a safe distance from the Russia probe even while maintaining his credibility for being left out of the loop by the West Wing.
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Read more: Amazon is opening up ads in AmazonFresh, its Instacart killer, to win over big packaged-goods brands"Instacart is changing the face of online grocery shopping, and I'm thrilled to be joining at such a pivotal moment for the company and industry," Dallaire said in a statement.
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The band-aid solution didn't manage to appease angry gamers, but with today's full court press on halting micro-transactions entirely — for the time-being — it's obvious that this is all a fairly pivotal moment for the company that will shape how it approaches pricing content moving forward.
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In his first book, Missing 411 - Western United States & Canada: Unexplained Disappearances of North Americans that have never been solved, Paulides recalls a conversation he claims to have had with a national park ranger: It was a pivotal moment for the author, who is now in his mid-70s.
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She talked about how America is at a pivotal moment, like the one seized by Franklin Delano Roosevelt; how it's an exciting time, when dramatic and lasting change is possible and there's a huge difference between not just Republican and Democratic candidates but between different Democratic candidates themselves.
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"By just saying to Sisi in the street 'get out' in a crowd chanting, we are in front of a pivotal moment in the face of the rule of the military gang," Amr Bakly, an Egyptian blogger and political activist, said of the protests in a post on Twitter.
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"The pope's visit comes at a pivotal moment: Right as Europe is gearing up to send thousands of refugees back to Turkey, locking them up in the meantime in horrible conditions, frightened of the future," Gauri van Gulik, deputy Europe director at Amnesty International, told The Associated Press.
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"As a nutritionist and a mom, this is a pivotal moment as we unveil new, ambitious goals in collaboration with Healthier Generation that we hope will positively impact families around the world," said Julia Braun, MPH, Registered Dietitian and Head of Global Nutrition at McDonald's in the company's press release.
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Origin: This is actually a pivotal moment for Dawson's Creek fans — it's the season three finale, "True Love," and the decisive moment comes when our (controversial) hero, Dawson, loses it over his realization that the girl he loves would be better off with her much healthier soul mate ... who isn't him.
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Alex's addiction, meanwhile, is treated with similar subtlety and, without wanting to give to much away, his falling off the wagon at a pivotal moment in the story made me wince—it succeeds in capturing the way in which addiction compels people to act in ways wildly against their own interests.
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This was a pivotal moment for the mobile OS as a whole, because the eventual failure of these phones to dent the iPhone and Android's market dominance is what led to a spiraling loss of faith among Microsoft's hardware partners and the eventual dissolution of Nokia as a phone maker.
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And while there is no indication of what specific repercussions he will face, his willingness to stand up against racial injustice — especially as a black quarterback — represents a pivotal moment of him taking the lead both on and off the field in ways that were never meant to be possible.
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In 1996, a lyricist for the Grateful Dead, John Perry Barlow, wrote the hippie-inspired, libertarian-fueled manifesto "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace," which in many ways marked a pivotal moment where the dog catches the car and Silicon Valley emerges from the subculture and begins the dotcom boom.
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"I think more than anything else every year we are able to really represent what is happening in music and what is happening in our society and in culture and I think this year more than any other we've seen all three come together in a pivotal moment," says Chapman.
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On Monday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said it's easier for Facebook to "take a much harder line" in cases like a global health emergency, while Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google parent company Alphabet, told employees in a memo that this is a pivotal moment for the company, according to Bloomberg.
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Her staff members and plenty of allies argue that as a result, she is being ignored by the news media and some voters during a pivotal moment in the primary, and she is at risk of becoming less relevant in the nominating process — something her campaign is now trying to reverse.
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A pivotal moment in the development of artificial intelligence occurred at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul last March, when a computer finally beat a human at the ancient game of Go. During a key match, Google's AlphaGo made a move that puzzled even Lee Sedol, the Go master that the computer defeated.
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The poignant video starts off with Jenner's struggles with dyslexia, gender-identity issues, and "terrible low self esteem" in the fifth grade — and a particularly pivotal moment in gym class, in which Jenner first discovered her exceptional physical prowess (this is a future Olympic decathlon gold medalist we're talking about, after all).
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According to the article, titled "The Lord Can't Hear You, Daniel: The Impact of Silence In There Will Be Blood," the lack of sound during a pivotal moment in that film acts as a "gut punch" to the viewer, who have been forced to both carefully listen to and watch the storyline unfold.
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This continues into The Obelisk Gate and The Stone Sky, each of which convey enormously complicated stories between events separated by distance and time, all coming to a single, pivotal moment at the end of the trilogy, where the fate of the world balances on the relationship between a mother and daughter.
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DeGeneres teared up as a White House aide introduced her and praised her courage in blazing a trail for LGBTQ equality: "At a pivotal moment, her courage and candor helped change the hearts and minds of million of Americans, accelerating our nation's constant drive toward equality and acceptance for all," the aide said.
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"We're at a pivotal moment in human history," Evan Greer, deputy director of nonprofit technology advocacy group Fight for the Future, told Gizmodo in July after the organization launched a website calling on Americans to contact their state, local, and federal lawmakers to enact laws banning the government from using face recognition tech.
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In one of the presidential debates between Donald Trump and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, there was a pivotal moment when a question was asked about abortion.
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Presumably part of its pitch deck to LPs, Balderton says the continent's technology sector has reached a pivotal moment, in which a "critical mass of fast-growing companies, ambitious entrepreneurs, top tier technical talent, and access to multi-stage investment means that Europe's next global giant is set to be a technology company".
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The DOJ's Civil Rights Division — which has enforced nearly every pivotal moment of rights reform since its creation in 1957 — has started 60 percent fewer cases against potential violations during the first two years of the Trump administration than during the Obama years and 50 percent fewer than under George W. Bush.
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Immediately I knew this was a pivotal moment in her life, I knew she'd never use her real name in telling her story, that the end of the world was involved, and that the dead woman who had sent her the key also had a story to tell, a mystery that needed to be divulged.
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The cast is shown at a table read — that's when casts of shows and movies run through the script around a table to verbally rehearse — with producer Bryan Cogman reading the script while the camera shows the entire group of actors getting more excited as they realize the story is coming to a pivotal moment.
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These varied responses to how Biden handled the situation have made it clear that the #MeToo movement has reached another pivotal moment — one where we are now forced to react to men who behave poorly but whom we also happen to really like, and to what degree we hold the men we like accountable.
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The meeting, which Uber has not publicized, could be a pivotal moment for the world's most valuable venture-backed private company, which has upended the tightly regulated taxi industry in many countries but has run into legal trouble with a rough-and-tumble approach to local regulations and the way it handles employees and drivers.
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The news, announced on Twitter by CNN host Brian Stelter, is a pivotal moment for Facebook as it grapples with the severe aftermath of the ongoing Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, which has embroiled the social networking company in one of its most high-profile and far-reaching controversies in its entire 14-year history.
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Two years and two months after it launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, NASA's $800-million mission to the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter will reach a pivotal moment Monday, when the agency's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is slated to rendezvous with its scientific target: a dark, round, carbon-rich asteroid named Bennu.
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Alex Abad-Santos: Beneath the scrim of war, Dany issuing dragon-backed threats in Meereen, and Ramsay Bolton's demise at Winterfell, "Battle of the Bastards" contained a pivotal moment for Sansa Stark — one that clarified her place, her alignment, and her mindset in the fight for the Iron Throne: She's no longer a Stark.
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YouTube's CEO says it will continue addressing monetization issues, admits Rewind 2018 was 'cringey' It's a pivotal moment for YouTube as public pressures mount for the company to take more responsibility for the videos it distributes and the users that make up the bulk of its creative community start chafing under their increasing constraints.
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U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco signed off on VW's settlement with federal and California regulators and the owners of the 475,853 polluting diesel vehicles in a pivotal moment for the world's No. 2 automaker as it tries to move past a scandal that has engulfed it for more than a year.
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He embarks upon a brave attempt to decode Anderson's inane lyrics, provides an astute technical description of the way Steve Howe seems to play lead and rhythm guitar at the same time, and identifies the pivotal moment when Rick Wakeman, the keyboard player, met Denise Gandrup, a designer of sparkly capes, which became his signature.
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We Don&apost Need to &aposPause&apos Police Use of Face Recognition—We Need to Ban It ForeverFacial recognition experts called to testify before a congressional hearing on Wednesday found…Read more Read"We're at a pivotal moment in human history," Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future, told Gizmodo in an email.
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The seemingly unending wave of sexual misconduct and harassment charges levied against powerful figures in a range of industries, and the swift action taken to remove many these figures from power, has furthered the belief that we are at a pivotal moment, in which charges of workplace sexual harassment may finally be taken more seriously.
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But it also takes place at a pivotal moment for the conservative movement, which is within reach of a goal it has pursued for decades of cementing a majority on the Supreme Court at a time of key rulings on issues like abortion, same-sex marriage and the role of religion in American life.
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It took a pair of injuries to Steph Curry, a Draymond Green suspension at a pivotal moment, a cold shooting streak Harrison Barnes that seemed to go on and on, and the loss of starting center Andrew Bogut to put the final nails in the coffin, but Golden State nevertheless ended four points shy of its second straight title.
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It involved top-level campaign officials, including Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE, meeting with Kremlin emissaries at a pivotal moment of the campaign.
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As a pivotal moment in the Cold War, the exhibition has become a classic case study, its politics and aesthetics explored in "Cold War Modern: Design 1945-1970" at the Victoria and Albert Museum in Londonin 2008 and "Face-to-Face: The American National Exhibition in Moscow, 1959/2015" at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in 2015.
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Litigating that pivotal moment is useless, but it is fair to say that, based on everything we'd seen from Halloween up to when Leonard left the game with his team up by 23 points in the Western Conference Finals opener, this Spurs team, and Leonard specifically, would've given Golden State a legitimate test had they been healthy.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump extended his timeline on Tuesday for choosing a new chief of staff to succeed John F. Kelly, telling reporters that he was in "no rush" and that the search process could drag on for weeks as the White House scrambles to find a suitable candidate to lead the West Wing at a pivotal moment.
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"In 1968, 'Bullitt' cemented itself as the pivotal moment in the history of car chase scenes, doing what none had ever done before and setting the standard for all that would follow, earning it the badge of honor that it carries today as the single greatest car chase scene in history," Mecum Auctions wrote in a statement.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-2900 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) is facing a pivotal moment in his political career amid the nation's heated fight over gun control.
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I'm even skimming over the pivotal moment when he came up with his software-as-service idea and his father cautioned against leaving a stable job, but he did it anyway, and the company that started in a rented apartment on card tables and folding chairs now has a market cap dwarfing the GDP of many countries.
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HQ is facing a pivotal moment: While it prepares to launch a new game show, one that it hopes will legitimize its place as a rising player in the world of mobile entertainment, it is also dealing with some serious issues, including a declining audience for HQ Trivia and the aftermath of a dramatic change of CEOs.
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We saw Dolores slowly taking back control after a sexual assault — the pivotal moment in her quest for sentience is when she pulls a gun on the bandit about to rape her in the barn, something she's experienced countless times before — and coming to terms with her past by retracing the steps she took with Will all those years ago.
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While these moves fell short of the all-out ban on flavored cartridge-based e-cigarettes in thousands of convenience stores and gas stations across the US that many anticipated, they were applauded because they came at a pivotal moment: Vaping seemed to be going viral in teens, who were quickly adopting products like Juul, a device that burns flavored pods.
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A provocateur from the outset, Zulawski's second major project, The Devil, was a period drama released in 1972 that served as a critique of the March 1968 riots in Poland (a pivotal moment in the history of the country, insofar as they sparked off the authoritarian crackdown while prefiguring the popular democratic movements that would define Poland in the 1980s).
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Ms. Miller was riveted and horrified by that scene when she first read the Odyssey, and it became a pivotal moment in her new novel, "Circe," a bold and subversive retelling of the goddess's story that manages to be both epic and intimate in its scope, recasting the most infamous female figure from the Odyssey as a hero in her own right.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time Each night of the four-night event, Franklin and Joyner — who currently hosts TLC's Long Lost Family — will go live from across the country and share two unique stories of families and their loved ones as they experience a pivotal moment, which will be followed by a live digital after show.
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Though he worked for years at The Associated Press and briefly at The Washington Post, he moved on from mainstream outlets and now sits at the center of a network of conservative journalists, radio hosts, cable news pundits and activists whose work reaches millions of Americans every day, and shapes the way a large swath of the country sees this pivotal moment.
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Originally issued in 2003, it featured the likes of Liquid Liquid, ESG, Glenn Branca, and Mars, it arrived at a pivotal moment: NME approved indie bands were trying to fumble in the dark with dancier elements, and punk-funk was born, which was handy, because pretty much every song on the compilation was the blueprint for the likes of the Rapture.
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Obama's decision in 2013, at a time when ISIS scarcely existed, not to uphold the American "red line" on Assad's use of chemical weapons was a pivotal moment in which he undermined America's word, incurred the lasting fury of Sunni Persian Gulf allies, shored up Assad by not subjecting him to serious one-off punitive strikes and opened the way for Putin to determine Syria's fate.
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Lara Jean and her sisters drink Yakult—admittedly a kind of universal Asian thing—which, in a pivotal moment, Peter reveals he drove to the other side of town to procure; in Portland, the city's Asian population is largely situated in the suburbs, which means Peter probably went all the way out to the grocery stores and malls past SE 82nd Avenue or to—gasp!
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE faces a pivotal moment after the Democrats' final presidential primary of 2016 on Tuesday, when he shows whether he'll help unify the party and what marks his insurgent campaign will leave.
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Sports Briefing Ben Roethlisberger recovered his own fumble at a pivotal moment and did not look back, throwing three touchdown passes to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 22-16 victory over the Washington Redskins on Monday night in Landover, Md. Roethlisberger completed 27 of 37 passes for 300 yards, including two touchdowns to the All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown and another score to Eli Rogers.
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Impeachment proponents see Cohen's plea — combined with the almost simultaneous conviction of Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, Trump's former campaign chairman, on eight counts of financial fraud — as another pivotal moment in the drive to oust the president.
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Rep. Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession 28503 Democrats feel more emboldened to label Trump a racist Hillicon Valley: O'Rourke proposal targets tech's legal shield | Dem wants public review of FCC agreement with T-Mobile, Sprint | Voters zero in on cybersecurity | Instagram to let users flag misinformation MORE (D-Texas) is facing a pivotal moment in his upstart fight to defeat GOP Sen.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE enters Thursday's Democratic presidential debate in Brooklyn needing a pivotal moment to turn the tide against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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If you had a pivotal moment in a game, where runners are on first and third in a one-run game, I could count on him showing the catcher coming out in front of home plate to flash defensive signs, the manager pulling over whoever he was going to pinch-hit with, and the tension of the guys in the bullpen waiting to see if they were going to be summoned.
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He added later, "We continue to want to be as transparent as possible on this, but at some point, people have to ask the same questions of Donald Trump" The double weekend blows came at just the wrong time for Clinton, as Trump closes in the polls and pressure builds ahead of the first presidential debate in two weeks -- an event shaping up to be a potentially pivotal moment of the campaign.
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Only once, in a pivotal moment toward the end of the book, does she act out of character in a way that feels forced, but elsewhere her sense of her own transformation ("Maybe I'm becoming another person") struck me as a fresh take on the immigrant experience — providing not simply the jolt of being in a new place but also the jolt of taking on a new identity because of that place.
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The point at which he removed his storm trooper's helmet, in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" (2015), was a pivotal moment in recent popular culture; not only because J. J. Abrams, instantly outstripping George Lucas, had placed a character of color at the heart of a huge franchise, where millions of viewers would be gunning for him, but also because of Boyega's commanding stillness, and his air of perplexity at what havoc the storm troopers were obliged to wreak.
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In a pivotal moment in the investigation into the U.S. president, Cohen — who used to boast that he'd take a bullet for Trump — made the extraordinary admission that he paid two women, including porn actress Stormy Daniels, "at the direction of the candidate," referring to Trump, to secure her silence about an affair she said she had with Trump; Cohen told the judge that the payment was "for the principal purpose of influencing the election" for president in 2016.
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Not long after Cole hears Bellucci ask, "Who is the dreamer?" his dream begins to shade into memory, leading him back to the time when his former partner Agent Phillip Jeffries materialized in the Philadelphia office — in a pivotal moment previously seen in the prequel movie "Fire Walk With Me." Cole describing this aloud is enough to jar Agent Albert Rosenfield, who suddenly begins to remember the incident himself ... which he should, because as "Twin Peaks" fans know, Albert was there.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE faces a pivotal moment Thursday at back-to-back congressional panels where he will be grilled over a series of controversies endangering his tenure at the EPA.
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